Tariff Bill Passes House After 12-Hour Debate
Washington July 19 1897 the tariff bill conference report was adopted by the House in a 185 to 118 vote after twelve hours of continuous debate only two Republican speeches opening and closing while Democrats pressed the sugar schedule critique. The measure now goes to the Senate for action.
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Ladies Eventing Concert At York Camping Club
The Mer Dank Camping Club of York Pennsylvania cancels the Virginian Beach trip and plans a Ladies eventing concert on Wednesday evening July 21 inviting Norfolk ladies and friends. The Merry Hand members include renowned Keystone State musicians and will present a full show with an after concert. The camp location is behind the Virginia Lay Club property and promises warm hospitality from Pennsylvania visitors.
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Mer Dank
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Auction Sale at 200 Church Street for Unredeemed Pledges
Tonight at 8 oclock Tr J Morris will auction a large collection of unredeemed pledges at No 200 Church Street. The items include dala monds watches jewelry clothes and merchandise of every description. Livery articles offered without limit or reserve with fullest guarantee.
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Norfolk Man Granted Long Distance Telephone Franchise
Dispatch reports R J Starrett of Norfolk Virginia has a six month timeline to build a long distance metallceip system in Tragerstown costing 83000 with Washington county towns to be contested. Franchise may be assigned to a Gallimorean company once formed.
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Joan Seaton Novel At Nusblaum's Delights Readers
Mary Beaumats’s new novel Joan Seaton is a Yorkshireset story praised for readable pace and balanced use of dialect. It offers a pleasant leisure hour read without overloading dialogue, appealing to the public.
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Avona Cleared For Homeward Voyage After Deck Load Found
The British steamship Avona commanded by Captain Widdess, en route from Pensacola to London with sawed timber, sailed from Lambert's Point for England after an inspection by Captain William Lander revealed excessive deck load. After discharging timber she stabilized and is ready for the homeward voyage with the timber to London aboard another steamer. A promoting note for Hood's Sarsaparilla follows.
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Conference Report on Tariff Bill Advances Despite Delays
A conference committee report on the tariff bill passes after two hours of debate with Democrats and Republicans in the Senate Finance Committee room. Amendments are rejected or withdrawn and the measure is sent to both houses with changes to sugar duties and various schedules to encourage domestic production.
Tyler Scott Becomes Ill Amid Political Rumors
Special dispatch reports Attorney General TR Taylor Scott is gravely ill at his Warrenton home with typhoid fever feared. The piece notes tense contest for Virginia Senate nomination with W Jordan and W Harrisdate and hints at motions around the Lyson and Daniel factions shaping the August convention.
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Local Drevities and Notable Moves in Virginia
Virginian Beach saw steady Sunday patronage while Col William Taamb left north for a few days. J Vinevey Daughtrey departed for Traliimore. A Rhode Island elam Hake will take Dilace Al Ocean View today. Col Th Berkeley, Virginia journalist, visiting the city. J W Spagat and bride returned from their wedding trip. George McK Bain, Norfolk Public High School principal, went to Suwanee Tennessee. No large crowd at Ocean View. Rev Father Cutler of Richmond to be succeeded by Rev Father Tierney of Falls Church Va. Father Cutler among dioceses' oldest priests. He has served at various times.
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Norfolk Public
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Falls Church Va
Virginia Beach Concert Draws Heatwave Crowds
A steady flow of guests visits Virginia Beach for the Sunday concert at Prainy Fine. The heat brings crowds to Wratten Beach with many visitors arriving from Atlanta New York Boston and Philadelphia. Prof Cloward's piano recital features Shakespeare selections by Hanford and Vanford with Miss Yewell. Local arrivals include Mr and Mrs Guest of Americus Ga and others from Rutherford New York Boston Philadelphia and Athlanta.
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Washington
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Several Counties Elect Delegates in State Convention
In Redmond Virginia on July 1, counties elected delegates to the State convention. Halifax sent thirty-two delegates with most backing Tyler for Governor and Montague for Attorney General. Smyth instructed for Tyler. Roanoke, York, and others also favored Tyler with varying instructions.
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Pleasant social at Cumberland Street church by YM Society
A well attended social at the Cumberland Street church hosted by the Young Men's Society featured vocal and instrumental music by Professor Etheridge, the Diamond Quartette, and others. Edward Sawyer and James T. Koraboin led a deliberation on which living area is preferable, city or country, as cream and cake were served.
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National Delegates Rise in Republican Club Meeting
Mr 8 L Burroughs returned from Detroit where he attended National League of Republican clubs meetings. Mr Gurroughs was delegate-at-large from Virginia. Mr George T E Rowden was elected to the executive committee and Burroughs was elected vice-president from Virginia.
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Wetroit
Mich
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Virginia
George TE. Rowden
Burroughs
Mr. Steele Receives Aid After Fall at Ryan's Saloon
Mr Hen Steele of Ryan's saloon Bank Street near Mala suffered a severe fall yesterday morning at about o clock striking his head and cutting a considerable bush He was taken to the police station and treated by Dr Speight then moved to his home on Church Street
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Eight Years' Contest Near Settlement Over Davis Estate
Disputed estate of Andrew J. Davis, once owner of most of Butte Montana, moves toward settlement after years of litigation. Initial value 14 million dollars, reduced to about 3 million amid competing claims including a supposed widow. Reported accord aims to divide the fortune to prevent further dissolution.
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Tyvertty
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Abduction case shocks Norfolk youths amid rumors of conspiracy
Norfolk police arrest Guy Hall Joseph Cannon Jr and Wil(e) Smith over alleged abduction of Lillian Cannon wife of Joseph Cannon Sr The case centers on Lillian's disappearance from Chapel Street after elopement with Joseph Cannon and rumors of a stormy marriage The three men were held in separate cells after warrants were issued and bail denied The investigation and court appearance were slated for the following morning with local families and attorneys involved
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J.P. Cannon, Jr
Wilelie Smith
Young Cannon
Dully
Luan Bain
Portsmouth
Lydia H W. Bain
South Street
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Norfolk
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Young Men's Social at Tiast Night At Church
The Young Men's group held a pleasant social at the church with a musical program including vocal and instrumental pieces. Rev. H. I. Johnates Kies led the memorial choir and there was a generous reception with refreshments.
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Prominent Woman Dies by Her Own Action in Atcheville
The article reports the death by her own action of Ay Cocke, wife of the former mayor, in Atcheville New York dated July 29 1858. Lyne Miss Eunny of Cyntilans is named among those involved, with details forming a city tragedy and municipal concern.
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