Record of a giant steel barge for transporting railroad cars
A huge steel barge with four tracks, built at Crescent Shipbuilding in North Amboy, arrives to upgrade the New York to Norfolk rail corridor. It carries a ninety car freight capacity, weighs about eleven hundred gross tons, and includes a locomotive boiler, steam steering, and extensive crew quarters. The craft connects Cape Charles and Norfolk services, enabling quicker movement of goods along the Atlantic seaboard.
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New York, Philadelphia and Norfolk Railway
Norfolk
Cape Charles
Ttow
North Amboy
N. J
Crescent Shipbuilding Company
Cape Anaries
Nertak
Gusset Mathes
Havy
Havy Alkheads
Ibwenty Hens Cayprelty
Amalle
York
Slrea
Nerfollke
Local Round of Improve ment at White's bind Mr.
Feat am lew tonight with W T Hyslop announcing renovations to his Levinioerenyenie corner residence brown front with cupola. Family returned from Christiansburg expected completion soon. Park Avenue church plans art exhibit. Mrs Walker dies of typhoid. interment in Warren Miting NC. Apple pie social set for October th at Mrs C C W Brown’s residence. Night school opens at Southern Shorthand and Business University Monday.
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White
W.T. Hyslop
Hns
Levin
Park Avenue
C.F. Green
Reams
J. J. Miller
Maltby Avenue
Lansing ‘Terwlinger
Hunter
Chiy Avenue
Goydion
Mocklonders County
Velock
A. W. Webster
North Park Avenue
Moorere
Warner
Pari
Brambieton Avenue
Ttark Avenue
Raphd Olurch
Mes
Virginie G
Aire
Brown
Matha
Corprow Avenue
Ald Bachety
Triity M. Blefaren
Otr
Siid Mae
Partane
Wille
Venatie
Makotten
Sid Fame
Hh Uteh
Leaders Win as Three Games Played in Big League
Baltimore defeats Washington 6 to 3 while Boston crushes Brooklyn 12 to 4 and New York tops Philadelphia 7 to 1. Tuesday games feature Boston at Brooklyn, Philadelphia at New York, Washington at Baltimore, Cleveland at Cincinnati, Louisville at St Louis, and Chicago at St Louis. Kennedy shines for Boston in an early swing, with a three-run rally in the seventh and Brooklyn battles but loses, attendance 3,600.
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Tut
Gamill
Baltimore
Washington
Boston
Brooklyn
New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Finsburg
Cinconati
Louiaville
Chicago
St. Louis
Troslon
Asec
Hhaltimore
Cinginnald
Musburg
Philladelphi
Louisville St
Warrington Triumph Over Measured in Wet Day Play
In a damp game Warrington defeated their rivals with strong bowling from Wrighey and Jen Noes and solid fielding. MeJames provided six passes and a steady show from Wit for double figures helped grind out victory amid low attendance. New York game saw errors in the fifth run and a late rally by Rusie and Seymour with strong pitching, drawing 1,000 spectators.
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Saanmweneed
Wrighey
Jen- Noes
Pela
Spps
MeJames
Momlay
Lyt. Beare
Multars
New York
New Yorks
Rusie
Sy Seymour
Stelking
Taylor
Dr King's New Discovery Praised by Drugists
Stands at the Head AME reports J Logel of Sheveport and J P Campbell of Safford Arizona commend Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds. It is promoted as proven after a quarter century with free trial bottles at Murrow Martin Co. and mobile wagon service.
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J. Logel
Sheveport
Jay
Dr King
J. P Campbell
Safford
Ariz
Dr. King
Norfolk Republicans Hold Large Meeting to Nominate Delegates
In a packed tabernacle on Newton's lot Col William Lamb led about 200 Republicans, mainly colored, to elect delegates to the Virginia State convention at Lynchburg on October 5. Col John Waidy opened the session, Woodworth assailed Dowden and Edgar Allan, and the committee named delegates and alternates for the statewide gathering. The resolutions endorsed the current administration and Col William Dan as state chairman, supporting a full state ticket and party unity.
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Newton's
Col
Wm. Lamb
Lynchburg
Lamb
John TR. Waidy
Atearns
Pearman
A. L.woodworth
Mrr. Woodworth
Geo. E. Dowden
Young
Whaley
Richard A. Wise
Petitien
Rasgent
Virginia
Mr. Woodworth
Gen
Edgar Allan
Gen. Allan
England
Committee On Selection of Delegates
Col Wm. Lamb
Edward TR. Spaulding
A. L. Woodworth
Capt. E. Vance
J. J. Burke
W. L. Newton
Henry Parker
N. Hi. Morse
J. F. Rosson
D. Hope
J. Cc. White
D. D. Hitchings
C. M. Cruser
E.W. Pace
Chas
Berlaw
W. A. Coleman
Geo. L. Proyer
J. L. Gibbs
Geo. Poreman
N. T. Physic
W.merrimey
Altb. Campbell
A. M. Bley
George Fralsen
Jacob Spencer
Caleb Garrieon
Geo. W. Gordon
Charles Morse
Henry Tutts
Shini Wilson
RR. Wadde
Committee On
Norfolk
Wiliam Dan
Republican Party
Hell
Lynchbure
Via
Sovereien People
Repoeblican Party
Torn Troavillee plantings and a political meeting in Tanner’s Creek
The front yard of Win A on North Street hosts two fine thong stalks grown from bulba from Piovitt with strong climate adaptation. Mrs Callie Lee Tatem and her grandmother Mrs Kennedy have returned to Chom Diadhins after about three months away. Mrs d i ker, distressed by a fire at her husband’s home, was taken in by her mother Mrs Seeley at Cottage Toll Wridwe. The Democratic meeting at Tanner’s Creek on Tuesday endorsed J. Cole for the House of Delegates, with speeches by Cole and by Mrs McK. Woodhouse and Geo W. Jones.
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Win A
Nomh Street
Piovitt
Callie Lee Tatem
Mrs. Kennedy
Onvien Steer
Mra. d. i. Ker
Seeley
Toll Wridwe
Democratie
Tanner's Creek
J. Cole
Misars
McK. Woodhouse
Geo
W. Jones
Atlantic City Notices and Social Plans
Dr C F Newhill of Campe avenue is confined at home by illness. The Earnest Workers of Central Avenue Baptist church will meet with Mrs S T Mathews on Campe avenue tomorrow night. A wedding is reportedly planned soon. A steamship trip to Mobjack May and western shore landings leaves Bay Line wharf at 7:00 a m daily except Sunday. Fare is $1 round trip with 50 cent meals.
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Grigsby Place
Brant
Festival Hall
Park Avenue
Brambleton
Athinto City
Etrayed
P.G. Flynn
Front Street
Peat Onlay Avenue
Atlanile City
Rex
Viar
Levy
Granby Street
Okeson
York
York Place
Pinance
Faiml Y
Whit Wee
Bath
Cliv
Cury
Virginian
Bali
Miss Watt
C.F. Newhill
Campe Avenue
Central Avenue Baptist Church
5. T. Mathews
Atlantic City
Northampton
Bay’ Line
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Allen
Olmsted
le Roy
I. D
E. Main Street
Malin Street
Suffoll
H. BE. Blam
John Wedderburn & Co
Dept. B
Washincton, I. Co
Bewark Avenue
Jersey
CLC
Bishop & Uco
ACTES
Chichester
Hellvbly
Chichester Chemical
WW. Co. Hoggard & Co
Raenbrug
Churen Breet
S.le
Low Nisurig
Virginian Office
Mortenges
Chattele
Traamsnetons
Vhalldings
Alain Street
Norfolk Mortgage Loan Company
W. EL Hofhueimier
West End
Wontlemma
Acre
Stockley
Hatton Farm
Nansemond River
Suffolk
Norfolks
Si Wores
Mabey
Butbrea
Main Street
Washee
Commerce Street
Lier
Tniyese der Hede
Lowir End
Comi Street
Wnat Elde
Pate AN Myers
Jonney
Fort Norfolk
D. Stormont
Josephine Drinte Whier
Heneh
Princess Anne County
State of Virginian
Drinkwater & Stormont
Stormont
Virginia Beach
Josuphine Drinkwater
Virginia’ Beach
Mya
A Beach
The
New York, Philadelphia and Norfolk Railway Company
Feet AM
Lew
Noren
B.C. Campbell
Ballentine Building
Main St
Southern Shorthand and Business University
University
Haddington
Royal
Roa
Royal Baking Fowden Co
MOW Thi
Kennedy
Bostons
Brooklyns
Eastern Park
Lewis
Niy
Tuck
Wileh
Amor
Cayuain Griffin
Long
Lowe
Isime
Dartens
Attendenes
Ral
Trealeyn
Toney
Payne
Bore
Herzen
Carporter
Lynes
Tolomota Mall
RIE
Rastuimoare
Warrington
Nops Aians Mlarke
Medames Mul Parcel Venpire
Kurst
Man— Fun
Amd Clements
Mmello
C. F. Hodgman
George E. Bowden
Lomb
Grab Maan
Fitato
Woodworth and
Pryor
LAME
Ben. Lowenberg
Tion
Cranby Street
Columbia Building
BarSee
Albany
TVA Tantem
W. W. Freeman
J. W. Gamane
W. N. Waller
Gamage 8& Waller Wholesale
Nerath
Ote
Plume ST
Sehr Tha Hehige
Nwomepfolk
Vinginia Ae
Southern States
Southern Bell
Briggs
Dark Horse
Clara
Grocery Inc
J. K. Briggs
Cho'co
Old Market Square
Pozzoni
Oper
Hume-Minor Co
Norfolk, Vas
Bell-tu
Druailenes
Wwxem
J. M. F. Trottior
Gist
Trotter
Church Stresta
Ivrash
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