Senator Sullivan Proposes Resolution On Philippines War
Senator Sullivan of Mississippi offers a resolution declaring the Philippine islands rightful property of the United States and that no future U S policy toward the Philippines should be stated while guns point at the flag. Mason of Illinois signals a move to discharge foreign relations from his sympathy resolution for the Bears in their struggle with Great Britain. The foreign relations committee approves an amendment for a diplomatic appropriation of 20 dollars to Queen Liliuokalani with a 10 thousand dollar annual stipend while she lives.
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Opposition to Treaties Reciproc ity Getting Little Encouragement
Washington March 7 indications are that all reciprocity treaties framed by John A Kasson under President McKinley will fail of ratification. Opposed by key Republicans and Senate finance leaders the French treaty faces likely rejection despite a favorable committee report. Senator Aldrich will seek reference to the finance committee citing revenue considerations. Pardon Refused Columbia March 7 a petition for pardon of Patton Evans of Abbeville county was refused by Governor McSweeney. Evans then sixteen at the time of his crime has been in prison since 1894 for killing his cousin during a party shooting incident.
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Remedy for Female Ailments Cited by World-Famed Healer
An advertisement cites a world famous remedy for women’s ailments denied as “female troubles.” It claims harmlessness, no narcotics, and no medical involvement. The vendor, Mr. FE Jones of 23 Madison Avenue, presents the product as secretly confidential correspondence.
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Orient Not Ripe for War Between Russia and Japan
A Yokohama dispatch reports no Japanese legation or officials admit any imminent war with Russia. Diplomatic circles note secret efforts by Russia and Japan to gain concessions in Korea, yet a clash is not imminent. Russia is reshuffling ambassadors and could delay conflict until prepared, with tensions seen as possible rather than immediate.
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Feud Ends in Murder Near Sneedville Tennessee
In Sneedville area eight miles from town Sutton shot and instantly killed Smith Barnard in a long standing feud. Sutton escaped into the mountains as a posse pursues him. The killing caps a series of feuds dating back eight years and follows prior executions and pardons of Barnard family members. Pressure and unrest linger amid the pursuit.
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Prosperity in Carolina chartered enterprises dump
Charters issued for multiple South Carolina ventures. Commercial and Savings Bank of Florence to form with 25000 capital, Piedmont Printing and Engraving of Spartanburg with 5000 capital, Standard Kaolin Company chartered in Aiken County with 15000 capital, Carolina Portland Cement Company chartered in Cheshetan with unspecified capital. Also notes on Schwab’s Pittsburgh visit amid Carnegie suits.
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Smallpox Ravages Jones County Community
A report to the Hinds County Board of Supervisors details a severe smallpox outbreak in the Jonesville area of southern Hinds County. In six weeks nearly 100 deaths occurred as families were wiped out and transmission overwhelmed care, with death rates over 75 percent. The board plans to seek aid from Jackson while noting coffins and medical supplies are in short supply.
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Mutually Satisfactory Pressures and Pauncefote Stay
Loypox March 7 The St James Gazette notes Lord Pauncefote’s Washington tenure may hinge on the coming presidential election with broader implications for British diplomacy. London reports Buller’s casualties and Transvaal fighting as British forces press toward Ladysmith while Boer presence wanes. In other notes, a Negro postmaster takes over in Coraggaville and Countess Scheimmelman arrives in Atlanta for a Bible conference.
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Costly Philadelphia fire devastates dry goods district
A massive early morning fire in Philadelphia’s dry goods quarter caused an estimated loss over 700000 dollars. The Shoreman Building burned, gutting warehouses and a six to five story row including firms making women’s wear and electrical equipment. About 100 people lost work as flames spread rapidly through the Eighth Arch and Cherry street block.
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