MARIA TERESA REPORTS SAFE PASSAGE TOWARD HAMPTON ROADS
Reports from Washington state the Maria Teresa, with consorts Vulcan and Teonidas, faces a potential West Indian cyclone but signals safety as Cape Maysi was passed. Naval officers estimate arrival at Hampton Roads by Sunday afternoon with possible survey at Norfolk navy yard and repairs by the board's recommendation.
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Old Fight Resumed to Exempt Colleges and Churches from Tax
The House opened debate on a constitutional amendment to exempt educational institutions and religious worship or burial sites from taxation. Other measures urged speedy 30 day decisions on motions and banning Sunday gunfire except for defense. Senate minutes were brief as venue terms dominated discussion. Knoxville troops remain stationed with no immediate movement, camp life improving and possible war department rethinking. Governor Johnston appoints officers for the Alabama Third Regiment in Anniston with sail to Cuba planned for November 20.
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Home Fire Attack Led by Young Greenville Men
A young white farmer Jordon Holcombe and his wife were assaulted and the home burned in Sandy Fist, allegedly by Bob Style, Gus Styles, Teuoh, and Manuel Brown. The assailants reportedly dragged Holcombe from bed, beat him with a buggy trace, and set his house ablaze. Holcombe and his wife swore warrants. the suspects were arrested and held for trial.
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Governor Russell Talks on Negro Vote In North Carolina
Governor Russell discussed the political climate and estimated a white to black voter ratio of 70 to 80 in North Carolina. He argued against fears of negro domination, asserted white majorities in state elections, and warned that intimidation could suppress the vote.
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French Press Signals Breakup of Madrid Talks in Europe Appeal
Paris reports reflect Spanish stance as peace talks stall over the Philippine question and Cuban debt. French papers say Spaniards will refuse to sign without compensation and may appeal to civil nations if negotiations collapse, while U S pressure on Philippine terms remains unresolved. Meantime troops in Alabama prepare for winter quarters with $55,000 in mess halls and sheds and court martial discipline noted.
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Cotton Market Opens Steady Then Drops Early
The Liverpool reports weigh on New York trading with prices steady to 2 points lower at open, then a late rally on covering. Bears loom from Liverpool and southern outlook, dampened by mixed dispatches and cooler weather. Selling orders arrive from Liverpool, few new Orleans bids reach the market.
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Sanitation push for Gulf ports cited by government
Nov 1 report from Mexico City outlines government plans for sanitizing Gulf of Mexico ports. Officials say US cooperation could aid in controlling yellow fever as basic health work improves city sanitation. The piece notes calamities and local reactions amid broader public health efforts.
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