Germans Study Their Commerce A Signal to American Merchants
The British attaché in Berlin reports German commercial growth from 1871 to 1898 driven by education, production, and distribution. German capital abroad, especially in America, and strategic moves like Klao-chao Bay influence world trade. Germany sustains shipbuilding with modest subsidies, prioritizes naval reserves, and expands exports to China while keeping government aid limited.
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New Financial Bill Plan Outlined by Secretary Gage
Washington cabinet meeting notes Secretary Gage presenting a plan to enact the new financial bill. It contemplates 30 to 55 million dollars in premiums to old bond holders and possible funding from treasury or depository banks. Bonds dated April 1 and premiums calculated from that date. plan aims to minimize disturbances. Memphis beat St Louis 17 to 1 in a baseball game. The Dolphin left to inspect ships Kearsarge and Kentucky with the Naval Affairs Committee.
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Gage
Naval Affairs Committee
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Washington Navy Yard
House Committee On Naval Affairs
Newport News
Kearsarge
Kentucky
Indians Harass Mexican Regulars on Frontier
Reports from Cruz in Sonora describe bands of Indians roaming 200 to 300 strong, raiding hamlets along the route from Potam to Turin. Mexican troops struggle to penetrate wild terrain, fear traps, and lack sufficient forces to quell the uprising as signal fires mark camps nightly.
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Sonora
Mexico
Indiana
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Torin
Turin
Potam
Ucten
Guaymas
Las Moucha
Deadly Snakes and the Delaware Rapids of Vipers
Mississippi's New Chief Justice. Jackson, Miss., March 9. Governor Lonnie this afternoon appointed Hon. 8, . abour of this city. as chief justice of the Mississippi supreme court to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Judge Thomas H. Woods, which taken place on the 1st of April. The appointment was immediately confirmed by the Senate.
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Mississippi
Jackson
Miss
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Mississippi Supreme Court
Thomas H. Woods
Senate
Preachers Draw Large Crowds at Tabernacle Meetings
Countess Schimmelmann shared her court life story while Dr. Dixon and Dr. Torrey preached at the Tabernacle Baptist church. Large congregations heard sermons on the Holy Spirit and personal surrender, with many visitors arriving and several attendees asking for prayers. The Countess recounted abandoning aristocracy for Christian faith, aiding Baltic sailors, and spreading the gospel.
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Funeral of Mrs Mary Dunlap at Son's Home
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Nisbet Dunlap will be held at 9 a.m. at the residence of her son Philip Dunlap in Bonth Kirkwood. Interment follows at West View cemetery. She died at her sister Mrs G A Iverson's Kissimmee home and is survived by two sons Branham and Philip. She was sister to the late Rev J R Branham and Judge Branilati of Rome.
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Philip Dunlap
Bonth Kirkwood
Westview Cemetery
Dunlap
G. A. Iverson
Kissimmeela
Branham Dunlap
Philp Dunlap
American Leaders Call For More Men Amid Aparri Crisis
Manila reports General Young and Hood request reinforcements as a battalion from the Forty-eighth Regiment goes to Aparri. Rebels press in North Luzon, with clashes near Aparri, Iriga burned, and insurgent bands led by Leguspi active in Libmanan and Legaspi areas. Casualties include seven killed and ten wounded. pursuing columns kill about forty rebels.
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Iriga
Libmanan
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Calabanga
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Cavite
Albaya
Legaspi
Funeral of J R Parish as Atlanta policeman
Funeral services for Officer James R. Parish, twenty five years with Atlanta police, are set for 2 PM at 25 Walnut street with pallbearers from the police force and an honorary escort chosen by Chief Manly. Interment at Oakland Cemetery. Parish was a Pioneer Citizens Society member and a beloved bailiff noted by Recorder Nash R. Broyles.
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James R. Parish
Atlanta
Walnut Street
Oakland Cemetery
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Carlisle
T. J. Thompson
Steerman
Sheridan
Anthony Murphy
Thomas H. Williams
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Amos Fox
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Officer Parish
Jimmy
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Colonel Morgan Bays Corbin Criticism In Nashville Battle
In Chattanooga on March 9, attention turns to Colonel Morgan’s charges against General H C Corbin over cowardice in the Nashville battle and resulting court martial. It notes Captain C W Baker, a local newspaper man, led Corbin’s regiment at Decatur Ala and that Baker is reluctant to explain why Corbin was not on the firing line.
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Nashville
Chattanooga
Tenn
H. C. Corbin
United States Army
Morgan
C. W. Baker
Corbints
Decatur
Ala
Baker
Regiment Drilled Under Fire In Marsh Crossing
The inquiry notes the colonel was absent while orders were to obey. The regiment, led by Captain Beker at Nashville and by others at Decatur, advanced into action through a marsh nearly knee deep despite hot enemy fire. Colonel Corbin was not present on those occasions.
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Nashville
Beker
Decatur
Corbin
Freight Steamer Cuvier Sunk After Collision
The British freighter Cuvier, from Antwerp for Brazil, was sunk in a collision with an unknown steamer off Calais. The Windsor rescued the second mate and two seamen. the remaining crew, about fifty, are feared drowned. Shawne last arrived at Liverpool February 15 from New Orleans via Norfolk. The Cuvier measured 2,209 tons gross and 1,452 tons net.
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France
Windsor
Leith
Scotland
Cuvier
Quinton
Antwerp
Brazil
Shawne
Liverpool
New Orleans
Norfolk
Reichstag Adopts Paragraphs of Meat Inspection Bill
Berlin March 3 Reichstag adopted Paragraphs 1 2 and 14 of the meat bill Paragraph 14 on prohibition of meat imports passed 18 to 99 It is likely the bundesrat will not approve the bill in its present form and a compromise is expected before the third reading Florence Has a Spanish Cannon Florence Ala March Spanish can cannon captured during the late war was recovered with help from Mayor John B Wakeley and General Josep Wheeler
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Reichstag
Berlin
Bundesrath
Florence
Ala
John B. Wakeley
Josep Wheeler
Quarantine Lifted After Plague Ruse Suspect Cleared
San Francisco March The board of health ruled that the Chinamat who died here and was believed to have plague symptoms did not die of that disease. The Clinatown quarantine will be lifted this afternoon after days of containment.
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San Francisco
Dage
Clinatown
Body of R. T. Smittie to Arrive in City Today
The body of R. T. Smittie who died in Brooklyn last Tuesday will arrive this afternoon at 2 o clock. Services will be held at St Luke's Church with the hour yet to be decided. A fuller notice will be issued tomorrow morning.
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R. T. Smittie
Brooklyn
St. Luke's Church
To Have Another Rural Delivery in Opelika Area
The government will establish a new free rural mail delivery route in the county, starting at Chewtels three miles south of Opelika and extending twelve miles. It will serve about 1,000 people and is expected to improve mail service as operations begin.
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Opelika
Ala
Chewtels
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