President's Message Sparks Senate and House Debate
The President's message was read with strong enthusiasm in both chambers. Senators Voorhees and others praised the address, while Republicans shouted against previous policies. Debate touched on Carlisle's report, tariff schemes, and proposed restoration of Confederate pensions, with party factions pushing for votes and patronage ahead of St Louis.
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Carliste
Carlisle
Lidage
Naxareth
Thelrery
Wieder
McKinney
Mr. Reed
St. Louis
Ohio
House
Mark Henna
Urse
Melintey
Tsai
Mckinley
Tin
Harrison Monk
Avi
Tlarrisan
Collision in the Harbor Among Ferry and Canoe
A ferry the City of Portsmouth collided with an oyster canoe near Norfolk dock on its 20th trip from Dartmouth. Three men aboard the canoe, Wohi Hardy Wine Thandrey and ud Sinmun, were involved. Hardy jumped and was rescued, while the others clung to the ferry and were saved by crew. The canoe was demolished and the ferry entered the slip with force, damaging float chains.
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City of
Portsmouth
Conner
Norfolk Dock
Dartsmouth
Wohi Hardy
Wine Thandrey
Ud Sinmun
Hardy
Delon
Ennoe
Steuner
Norfolk
Mayny
The Timily F. Northam Floated From Shore
The schooner Timily F. Northam went ashore near Cape Henry and floated yesterday morning. She was towed out by a Baltimore tug. In the afternoon no crew from Cape Henry Life Saving Station boarded her, and she was brought to Norfolk under her own sail.
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Timily F. Northam
Cape Henry
Mnot
Monroe Doctrine Debate in Venezuela Boundary Dispute
The President asks Congress to authorize a commission to arbitrate the Great Britain Venezuela boundary quarrel. The British reply rejects arbitration. Olney argues for enforcing the Monroe doctrine to protect American safety and territorial integrity. The note details prior correspondence, policy shifts, and the need for a careful, lawful resolution.
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Great Britain
Chireak Rltain
United States
Venezuela
Renigha
Republic of Venosue
British Guiana
Congress
Fts
Belog
Ds Shibeliberd
Oroverr Ulevelan
Marlon
Alu
Olney
Britain
Otis
Myr
Oliey
Otto
Moros
Monroe
Grea Hirstuln
Olnen
Ty Monroe
Girenwt Beilein
Great Brita
Venewel
Noel Stroy
Bowie
Falliny
Senate Debates Elections Contests and Venezuela Policy
The Senate extended debate on election contest reforms and state of the union agenda. Morgan urged referring foreign affairs papers to the Foreign Relations Committee while Cris pressed limits on committees and challenged GOP election handling. A Venezuela issue reading and executive session followed with partisan exchanges and adjournment planned for tomorrow.
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Senatiu
Cull
Sabel
Rmrrom
Pete
Congress
Bet Smile
Hansbrough
North Duet
Chad Tio
Senate
Nice
Ma Mowat
Une
Mr Morgan
Pune
Conrad
Tan
Baat
Mbp
Air. Morgan
Com
Committee On Foreign Relations
Omiinay
Shernan
de Nessa
Piaweoraabele
Nepartad
Hollain Eageoutine
Tomororrow
Ieecea
Ache
Lodley
Peutisan
Bate
ALY Cinten
Preyaan
Pontes
Huon
Crist
Ted
Republican Party
Dbs
Cay
Spreualep
Elisciogres
Mhoet
Crisp
South Carolina
Committee On Bleetons
MoCrusn
Walker
Levy Brin Offers Huge Christmas Bargains in Norfolk
Levy Bros at 174 Main street proclaims a vast display of dress goods linens towels and holiday novelties. The ad promises unmatched values on Witney celluloid leather and silver finished items plus jewelry perfume and gift ideas. Open evenings till Christmas at the Money Saving Store. Rh A Bouders invites shoppers to corner Main and Bank Streets for Christmas gifts.
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Norfolk
Levy Bros
Main Street
Cleveland Endorsed in Venezuean Boundary Debate Demonstration
Washington reports show a strong nonpartisan reaction to President Cleveland's message before the Senate. Senators and Representatives applauded, with Morgan of Alabama and Frye of Maine among those commenting on Monroe Doctrine principles and resistance to British moves in the Venezuela dispute. The coverage highlights calls for a boundary commission and potential arbitration as Congress weighs action amid escalating tension with Great Britain.
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Virginian Bureau
Washington
Dee
D. C
Congress
Senate
Benater Voorhees
Voorhees
Amd
Democrate
Benator al Man
Compress
Davis
Ines
Irine
Americnan
Stewart and
Jones
Bane Raage
Tuwwa
Srkitoy Viing
Groseyerer
Monroe
Wil Vanee
Btone
Art Trommayl Vani
Meu
Mamesvehue
Fetta
Congressmin Toole
New York
Brv
Tive Caessare
Torego Binel
House of Representatives
Oller
Piobortoss
Viberi
Mar. Chip. Visle
Deventur
Massachusetts
Mike
Ambnesandor Boyar
Dennis 2
Pynn
Oklahoma
Hoke Smith
Mer
Flynn
Phoenile
Hay
Thufalo
N. Y
Hiverside
Iowa
Kan
Guthrie
Okahorma
Ie Drivilere
Avis
Georgios
Whalington
Flenlownt Presse
Great Britain
Republic of Venewuiela
Julian Pauncefortye
Beempi
United States
Tiresid
Bopoponn
Lts Dommoniles
Qeeadpet
Hoe
Tun Huake
Tilly
Uri
Republs
Can Wembert
Fritty-firat
Moutelle
Omer
Vesey AM. Orla
Ountey
Tse Ware
Crisp
Georgia
Hines
CWO
Datel
Hobsite Wis
Bark- Houl
Atdl Mar
Dollmen
Bathey
Demn
Texas
Annan
Iinan
Meyers
Wheelock
Alatame
Mien
Maine
Lacy
Lown
Powers
Vermoant
Terry
Yeas
Nas
Bela
Cannon
Hill
Toputbill Pan Wembers
Hwo
Venezuela
Susan
Stan Crisp
Investiente
Venesuel
Mr. Dingley
Cleveland
Messige
Republic of Venezuela
British Guianas
Britain
Morgan
Obama
Fom Foreign Relations
Injan Wydertone
Senatong Frye
Rep
Maing
Livingston
Chaof
Sherman
Vene
Dids
McCall
Massachuse
Lord Salisbury
McCreary
Kentuct
Executiv
Dent
Venezus Hayes
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Cieorehi
Rom
Smith
Interior Department
Grorela
Mr. Dpearscia
Peareon
Northnrolling
Virginia
Dhiker
Jude
Mtsabeth
Cha Aid Wawlek
Marija
Imatrict of Columbia
Enneus Dle
Marin
Coperessman Otey Lines
Ats
Perry
Dr. Weck
England
Omeer Russell
James Brown
Charles Hickman
Breown and
Hickmain
Phe Oun
Hickman
Main and Bank Streets
Man & Takeman’s
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Palin
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