Swear not by the Inconstant Moon and News Briefs
A Boston Globe note cites eight months pay for Spanish soldiers in Cuba. The State Department objects to Japan’s protest on Hawaii annexation as Russia gifts Servin 40 000 rifles. A barber in Georgia becomes tax collector amid white backlash. U S ships lack dry docks and use Canadian docks. A hypothetical war with England prompts talk of a shoe kettle. Arkansas vows school for children while masked men whip parents over compulsory education.
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Arkansas
Japan
Hawaiian Islands
Trawall
Tawau
Tslands
Tinwall
Paris
Lawaii
St. Wis
Honolulu
Guarrivan
Neogata
Yokohama
Vonalain
United States
Mad
Mange
Ioporis
Poreen Affeicsa
Wall
Herald of Yuesday
Europe
China
Crete
Baptist Young People’s State Convention in Norfolk
The Baptist Young People's Talon State Convention will meet in Norfolk around October 10 with six to seven hundred delegates over two days. A planning meeting for local churches tonight at First Baptist aims to receive and entertain the convention, boosting community interest and youth work.
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Baptist Young People’s Talon State Convention
Norfolk
Young People’s Unions
Portsmouth
Berkley
Vicinity
Richmond
Lynchburg
Weyler's aide sails to Spain with demands on Cuba
Cal Pla Stares Inelan of General Weyler's staff ships to Spain from Havana bearing dispatches. Weyler presses for arrears to troops, 40,000 fresh recruits mobilized in Spain for Cuba within sixty days, or he may seek relief before autumn. Reforms urged to end the war. rebel leaders push for peace talks and Canadian autonomy as Spain weighs money and reorganization.
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Cal
Pla
Inelan
Weyler
Spain
Priday
Havana
Isot
Cuba
Gomes
Leutenants
The South’s Trade Outlook Brightens in Baltimore View
A Baltimore column on The South’s Foreign Trade argues the South’s progress over twenty years signals a rising empire. Export growth shifts from Northern ports to Southern export, heralding stronger wealth and influence for the region in the coming decades.
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Baltimore
South
Help to Build Up a City Boosts Local Prosperity
The article argues that widespread construction signals growth as it circulates money and spurs prosperity. It notes benefits to hardware merchants and multiple mechanical trades as buildings rise, reflecting a thriving urban economy.
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Louelness
Housing boom seen in Norfolk boosts employment outlook
The article argues that home building and related trades will drive Norfolk’s economy, with extensive upcoming projects and contracts improving unemployment prospects. It notes broad retail and construction activity around the city as spring approaches, signaling prosperity.
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Norfolk
Notable Local Items Include Coliseum Note and Rescue Tribute
The Coliseum at Nome, built by Veapretn te COMUIMOT, spans five and a half acres and reaches 12 feet high. A New York man cites a final, unarguable fat dispute with his wife. T. W. Clifford of the Union steamship Scat received a testimonial for his rescue attempt of Mr. Garnato. Baltimore receivers gain court authorization to fund a $2,950,000 issue for new locomotives and cars.
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Nome
Veapretn
New York
T. W. Clifford
Union Steamship Scat
Garnato
United States Circuit Court
Baltimore
Judge Marks and Rothschild Named To Board Roles
Judge Abraham Marks, still practicing in Kansas, is identified as the original Lawyer Marks of Uncle Tom's Cabin. Alfred de Rothschild will join the board of directors of the British South Africa Chartered Company. Robert Panton shot and killed Tom Satterwhite in Powell county in May over a dispute about church collection money.
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Abraham Marks
Kansas
Marks
Alfred de Rothschild
Sireviors
British South African Chartered Company
Robert Panton
Tom Satterwhite
Powell County
Pants for Boys and washable outfits advertised
Striped wash pants for boys in sizes a to 3 with sailor salt style, washable blouse and matching pants for 19 cents, linen collars 16 to 174 with assorted standup collars offered at low prices.
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Boston Globe
State Department
Hawaii
Russia
Servin
Bervin
Georgia
Canada
England
Gyler Geppiag Dissatispead
Wales
Khick
Alkwonath
Henny Bestow
Morvotlowes
Livesalus
Mons Sulte
Grede
Tong
Contatoos
Mrs. Winslow
Ayin
Elie
Seba Bey
Ovs
Childer
Mars
Moniay
Okwen’ Is
Main Street
Doerfeg
Panhogd
Sptate Medical Coo
John S. Etheridge
Berkley, Va
Jonun
Ltmlmidge
J.F. Sarg & Son
John W. Burrows
Audal Our Saltesroom
Graitlyy St
Nodc
Vike
Chas. M. Steiff
Main ST
Nostolk, Val
Henry MacLachlan
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