President's Message on Foreign Affairs and Finance 1895
The President presents a broad address to Congress outlining financial questions and foreign policy. He discusses trade with Argentina, the China unrest and missions, relations with France and Germany, arbitration efforts, and issues with Britain on seals and maritime rules. He urges prudent policy, calls for arbitration where needed, and notes ongoing international adjustments.
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China
United States
Thentsin
Tts
Ching
Japan
Eitis&s
France
John L. Waller
Waller
Tamatayve
Madagascar
Tumaetaye
Tre Wars
Pon
Mane
Conunsel
Oetober
Procurent
Paris
Germain Empire
Germany
Adja
Public buildings bills and Cuban debate in Senate session
The Senate discussed public buildings for Newport News and Portsmouth Virginia and the proposed costs. The President's message was read. Cuba policy and the Monroe Doctrine were referred to Foreign Relations. The House opened with prayer and, after reading the message, adjourned until Friday.
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Washington
Senate
Moran
Call
Plorido
Allen
Pop
Nebraska
Ann Pruden
Messive Wey
Cuba
Turkey
Stewart Wen
Cilver
Finnner
Kyle
South Dakota
Peffer
Kanenstea
Daniel
Newport News
Portsmouth
Noreen
Norrow
HOUSE
Moudou
Michigan
Payne
Cannon
Isa
Tie House
Privien
Messasse
Vesper Pyal
Richmond AMNAVAI Convention Elects Officers in 19th Century Meeting
The third AMNAVAI convention of Virginia clerks met in Richmond at noon with Captain J C Bonde reelected president and S Turner of Greensville reappointed as secretary. Charles Godwin was elected first vice president and George F Stevens second vice president. A committee was formed to draft amendments to bending laws to serve public and clerk interests and report at the next session. The gathering adjourned for morning with discontent over receipt banks and calls to reenact old laws reducing taxes and minimal burdens on treasury and officers.
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Richmond
Dee F
Amnavai
Association of Clerks of Courts of Virginia Vonvenet
J. C. Bonde
Mockbridee
He S. Turner
Greensville
Charles Godwin
George IF. Stevens
Commonwealth
Baltimore Leaves Yokohama for San Francisco
A cablegram to the Navy Department says the cruiser Baltimore departed Yokohama for San Francisco. The Baltimore serves as flagship of the Asiatic naval station and was recently relieved by the Olympia.
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Baltimore
Washington
Navy Department
Yokohama
San Francisco
Asiatic Naval Station
Olympia
Relief Efforts debated as Cross Society considered role
Inland debate centers on relief for distressed areas with talks between ministers and committee leaders. Officials envision the American Red Cross handling distribution while Parliaments weigh support and potential coordination with overseas relief committees.
Texas' New Trunk Battleship Heads to Washington
The Texas class battleship Texas steamed from the yard at SM dock this afternoon after a long day voyage. Engineers from the locomotive Works assisted the vessel as it moved toward the narrows and anchored off 5.1 to await orders for loading its steamships. The ship's speed increased near Cadinerts Way as it passed the outer sea lines.
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Texas
New York
SM Dock
Iil
Walt
Washington
Oa Teink
Hhe Beh Nenadocomotive Works
Ue Snp
Oavel Tral Board
Train Collision and Fire Fatality in Town Street
A crowd gathered as a trolley collision and fire occurred near a street crossing. A worker, Hoxster, died within ten minutes after being struck by debris from a derailed car. His death follows his employment with ex-Governor Northen, leaving a widow.
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Athinta
John Stoystor
Busineses
Hovstor
Rayster
Cinvernor Northen
Ble
Fragmented Virginia political notes on state officers and elections
The readable fragments discuss state officers in Virginia and the forthcoming election law. References mention constitutional questions, the Watton election law, and attempts to influence the system of appointing officials. The piece notes possible actions by other towns and debates about electoral procedures.
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Hielmond
Dee
Tienenski OW
Otheer
Trevmirer
Auelitora
Publie Prbater
Bie
Vicdiieles
Wilerties
Winsett
Watton
Todigie
Apeile
Murderers in Labora raid target Shep and Cordell couple
A posse pursued by town residents killed Shep and Mrs Cordell after ambushing them at their cabin on Sunday night. Thomas, a self confessed killer, claimed the couple were murdered for their money as authorities moved to intervene. The Virginia Supreme Court session in Richmond heard arguments in the Cravely case with Raymond Pentross representing plaintiff in error and Cabell Swan son representing defendants in error.
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Jackson
Labora Ohnds
Claire
Thomas
Charley Cordell
Soproie Court of Appeonats
Wedmond
Dee
Supreme Court of Appeala of Virginia
Jennings
R. W. Pentross
George
Cabell
CC. A. Swanson
Murder Shocks Petersburg as Woman Is Slain by Husband
In Petersburg a brutal murder unfolds as Lucy Jones is shot by her husband Matthew Jones at 216 Hardt Street. Helen Mooth testifies that Jones demanded his wife and shot her as she fled. a second shot struck a bystander. Jones was arrested nearby and faces charges in connection with the killing.
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Petersburg
Dow
Lucy Jones
Matthew Jon
Wis
Weleek
Melen Hooth
Oleh, Jones
Atlantic Coast Line
Reoth’s
Helen
Jones
Ollie
Matthew Jones
Losi
Webb
Washington
Wisk
Teowrto
Rene
Lignan
Wita
Helen Mooth
Lacey Jones
Jon
Th. Gobelieh
Leleh
Das
D. Mellwaine
Dehy 1
Chappell
Trial of Sheriff Thomsen Over Prison Escape Key Witness Vosburgh
New York records show Sheriff Thomsen facing trial after repeated adjournments on charges linked to the Ludlow Street jail break of three inmates, Killonan Russell and Aion. Old Vosburgh, a con man and father in law of Russell, testifies about the escape plot and the conspirators' plan to evade pursuit.
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New York
Dee
Baward J
Thomsen
Lars
Killonan
Russell
Aion
Ludlow Street
Dewan
Alison
Seselons
Old bin Vosburgh
Count Crook
Vosburgh
Ruswell
Belgium
Jill
Reope Bition
United States
Shields
Mussell
Marka
Phlim
Restonce
Hawke
Democratic State Committee Reorients in St Louis
The Democratic State Committee reorganized at the Southern Hotel with Bernard Corigan of Kansas City the only absentees unrepresented Chairman Maffitt resigned then was reelected and resigned again. George W. Allen of St Louis is expected to succeed him while the resignations of Secretary evelay and Vice-Chairman Carroll were to be laid on the table.
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Great Britain
Behring Sea Arbitration Tribunal
Nehring Sea
Gkine
United States
Paris Tribunal
Congress
Senate
Maffitt
Heereury “Evelay
Carroll
Ohio Day at Atlanta Arrivals Advance Guard Tonight
Ohio Day at the Exposition unfolds with a 600 man Ohio National Guard first regiment arriving by special train around midnight. The Columbus party and Cincinnati delegation including the Chamber of Commerce the Mayor M S Ingalls and General Hickenloper are due tomorrow morning at 9 o clock.
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Atlanta
Ohio
Ohio National Guard
Southern Railway
Columbus
Cincinnati
Chamber of Commerce
M. 5. Ingalls
Hickenloper
Indianap lis wholesale fire kills three and injures many
A collapse of the third floor at Schnull & Co wholesale grocery in Indianapolis caused a deadly fire. Three men died Patrick Mussa single Frank Sloan and Captain J D George Waxgren Sloan, and Frank Arnett and Warren Sloan were badly hurt with others injured. Fire spread to Ward Brothers drughouse and nearby firms. Insurance losses ne arly 1450 000. Fire department criticism noted. cold weather hindered efforts to control flames.
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OP Oloclin
Lapset
Schnull &Co
Ward Brothers
Lquar
Eekhouse Brothers
Woodford & Hohisman
Ward Cros
Tottering
Walla
Patrick Murphy
Arnett
Frank
Warren Sloan
Sloan Wis
Coen
Wis
Two Men Found Frozen to Death in St Louis
In St Louis on December 4 two men were found dead from exposure. An unidentified man about sixty five years old was found in Hirsch's warehouse on Spruce Street, emaciated and freezing. A second man was found dead near railroad tracks, likely struck by a train or fallen, with exposure cited as the cause.
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Keens
Louis
Hirsch
Spruce Street
Indictment Ordered in Langerman Assault Case
A grand jury this morning indicted Miss Tarbarm Aub, the complainant in the Walter L Langerman assault trial. Aub confessed she swore falsely, a fact disclosed yesterday when Langerman appeared for sentence before Recorder Golf.
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Minn
New York
Dev
Miss Tarbarm Aub
Walter L
Langerman
Miss Aub
Judge Peckham Receives Favor On Court of Appeals Bench
Judge Rufus J. Peckham sat on the Court of Appeals bench with usual duties. His nomination to the United States Supreme Court was received with favorable views by the judges who have served with him on the Court of Appeals.
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HR. HW
Poewikhaim
Albany
Rufus J. Peckham
Court of Appeals
Peckham
United States Supreme Court
Richmond Aldermen Grant Telephone Franchise to Stan 1 Company
In Richmond Virginia on December 2 the Board of Aldermen awarded the city telephone franchise to the Stan 1 Company after a long bitter session and repealed the South Hell Company privileges. The decision ends a heated fight that had dominated council action. The South Hell Company had their privileges revoked with effects to take place on the 17th instant.
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Richmond
Board von Aldermen
Stan 1
South Hell Company
East and West Barber Makers Meet in Pittsburgh
Bar manufacturers from the East and West gathered in Pittsburgh December 3 for an all day session to organize a National Bar Association. The meeting adjourned tonight without a final agreement but the movement continues and another session will be arranged by the executive committee.
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Atte Pittsburg
National Bar Association
Col Cullman Dead Dies in Alabama Founder of Cullman
Col John G Cullman a prominent Alabama figure, born in Bavaria in 1823, died today. He founded the town of Cullman in 1873 and brought more than 1,000 families to Alabama, shaping a county and a valued Garden Spot of the state.
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Col. Cullman
Montgomery
Ala
John G.'Cullman
Bavaria
America
Mullman
Cullman
Alabama
Marvelous reduction on all wool dress goods
Bargain sale advertises deep discounts on wool and silk dress fabrics. Silks blends, boucle and novelty fabrics featured in blue and brown, with marked price cuts for matinee and home use. Visit Tyras ert R. A-SAUNDE for details.
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