Tariff Talks and Lobbying Sparks in Senate Debate
A heated Senate session centered on duties for wool and raw materials with extensive roll calls. Representative Caffrey attacked Democratic senators who backed tariffs while proposals to curb lobbying on the Senate floor were discussed amid resignations and a memorial for Representative Conk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caffrey
Washington
Senate
Representative Cook
Illinois
Platt
Allen
Manufacturers’ Association of Brooklyn
Hale
Maine
Congress
Hawley
Capitol
Aiitale
Tie
Leims
Committee On Rules
West
Missouri
Allison
Louisiana
Harmilton
Jackson
Madison
Clay
Cient
Jones
Arkansas
Air. Jones
Allson
Pettigrew
South Dakota
Aubusson
Axminster
Bourquett
Mnd
Chenille
Conk
Timates
Death of Mr Cook Casts Somber Toll at Mouse Hotel
The House in Loon Washington reports the death of Mr Cook of Illinois at a local hotel. Mourning drapes and white roses mark his seat as colleagues mourn. A resolution to honor his public service and funeral arrangements will be considered, with the House adjourning until Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cook
Ilinois
Elye
Be Bian Chamber of Deputies
Chanal
Woss
TiMnois
Dehaly
Mr. Cook
Boundary Dispute Over Oak Point Island Sparks Tense Exchange
A boundary display notes Oak Point Island in Rainy Lake lies in Canadian territory per Geological Survey maps but is claimed by Minnesota under the Ghent Treaty. Canada has issued mining patents on the isle and American prospectors lodge protests. Miners fear loss of water access and potential trouble as U S ships would need Casmodia waters to enter Rainy Lake. The dispute is seen as highly significant, potentially escalating beyond the Three Hundred Island issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Minn
Oak Point Island
Rainy Lake
Great Britain
United States
Geological Survey
Weol Ortear
Casmodia
To Prevent Mosquitoes Witting Levy Bros
An OCR readable notice offers mosquito canopies and nets for sale by Levy Bros with prices 1.25 and 1.50 each. It promises the pests will not bite you while you sleep and advertises various sizes of mosquito netting and canopies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levy Bros
Admirals Receive Queen Victoria at Windsor Castle
The Lords of the Admiralty and foreign fleet admirals visiting off Spithead were hosted by Queen Victoria at Windsor. Admiral Miller led the American liaison party including Lt. Colville and Lt. Rogers and Andrews. The reception featured guards of honor, a luncheon in the Waterloo Room, and cordial exchanges with the Queen.
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Windsor
Eng
Lords of the Admiralty
Spithead
Miller
Queen Victoria
Windsor Castle
Aid de Camp
William S. Emory
J. J. Colville
U. S
London
Luieute
Rogers and Andrews
George J. Goschen
Waterloo
Sitling
Transportation office changes address to Ivkm
Mr Carr announces that all reports and calls to the Superintendent of Transportation will be addressed to Ivkm. He denies rumors of further changes as street talk and not contemplated.
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Ivkm
Carr
Reception of Y W C T U Members At Home of W S Capps
Frances Barnes led the Young Women's Christian Temperance Union in a well attended reception at 118 Wood Street. The meeting included reports, music by Miss Capps and Odell, a charade titled Wound the Punch Bowl, refreshments, and the white shield pledge to uphold purity for self and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Barnes
Irrances
Capps
Y's
Princess of Wales Jubilee Dinners Feed 3000 Poor
London June 24 reports the Princess of Wales and the royal party visiting centers in the East End Holborn and Clerkenwell to host banquets for slum residents. About 3000 poor citizens attended across People's Palace Central Hall and Clerkenwell venues with warm receptions and charity meals.
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London
Prince of Wales
Princess Victorie of Wales
Prince
Princess Cistries
Denmark
People’s Palace
Holborn
Clerkenwell
George Paudel Phillips
Liurdy Miyoress
Princess of Wales
Dle
Wales
Clare Kenwell
Wats
Prin Cress
Norfolk Hotel Hosts Business Excursion From North Carolina
Mr J Ferguson reports North Carolina buyers’ excursion to Norfolk from July 13 to 16. About 1600 people, many women, will visit the city and merchants expect strong trade. The Atlantic hotel serves as base, posters advertise local businesses, costs covered by management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ferguson
Atlantic Hotel
North Carolina
Norfolk
Brent
Dyer Pine and Miss Roper wed in North Carolina ceremony
Mr G Dyer Pine and Miss Roper, daughter of Mr and Mrs W D Roper, were married yesterday at Kabeth City North Carolina by Rev Calvin S Blackwell. They were joined by a Norfolk friend and returned to the bride's home for parental blessing before moving to the groom's home on Bute Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Dyer Pine
Imp Roper
Ava
W. Dd. Roper
Kabeth City
N.C
Calvin S. Black- Well
Char Place
Norfolk
Bute Streat
Officers Elected at Dominion Encampment No on Fort
The record lists newly elected officers including Captain of the Guard C. Gomes and other posts such as Treasurer Whe Woodhouse Scribe and several names, reflecting a ceremonial installation.
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Dominion
Gomes
Clp
Woor
Aick
Rock
Wsaa
Bryan
Neto
Pes
Whe
Woodhouse
Scribe
Pulpit on Devil's Tea Table Draws 1000 in Wirt County
Nev Bennett the eccentric mountain preacher announced a sermon from a rock 200 feet above the river in Wirt County near Cesten. Crowds gathered by Saturday night and Sunday morning as the preacher delivered his message from the edge of the cliff with the valley below, creating a remarkable and disputed spectacle in West Virginia.
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Pitturesque
Wirt County
Cesten
John Bennett
Parburg
W.va
St. Olobe-Democrat
Keres Louis
Norfolk and Western reorganizes transportation leadership after Huger death
Roanoke Virginia July 24 The office of Superintendent of Transportation is abolished effective immediately following the death of Colonel Frank Huger. J B Snyder is named car service agent and will oversee car operations and related duties under the new arrangement issued by the railroad's circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
A. M. Day
Norfolk and Western
Frank Huger
J. 2. Snyder
Government Officials and Civil Service By Merit Quotas
Article notes 7 108 federal positions chosen by votes of eight services under the merit system. It cites numbers of appointments by presidents Arthur Harrison and Cleveland, totals in service, and rules on presidential appointment without examination. It mentions postmasters and laborers with related terms and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Arthur
Harrison
Cleveland
Mils
Ill eeets of over eating Beech ams Pilla
Ill or questionable text provides fragmented phrases about food and medicine. No clear event names or places emerge. The readable portions suggest a miscellaneous note rather than a coherent news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beecham
Parade of Veterans in Nashville Ends Reunion Crowds Cheer
Nashville on June 24 witnessed the largest Confederate veterans parade in city history as more than ten thousand veterans, led by General W. H. Jackson, General Gordon, and a long line of state and national contingents, processed from the custom house to Vanderbilt University amid cheering crowds, escorts, and floral banners. The restless crowd remained orderly as officials and veterans rode in carriages and soldiers saluted from the parade route.
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Nashville Venn
Nashysie
Aed
Custom House
Broad Street
Vanderbilt University
Nashville
W. EH. Jackson
John S. Gordon
Slam
Gordon
da Rer
Tennessee Cavalry
Vieuithian
Tennessee
Theneghe
South Carolina
Mississippi
Florida
Alabama
Georgia
Louisiana
Virginia
Arkanais
Missouri
Kentucky
Maryland
Indiana
Perritory
New York
Tilnois
North Carolina
Peways
Okliahoma
West Virginia
District of Columba
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Robert J. Smythe
Charleston
Daughters of the Confederacy
W. Vi. Bate
Joseph Wheeler
S. & Buckner
Morrigins
Tennessee Mivision
A. 7. Stewart
Buckner
W. Ob) Bate
Judge Reigan
John
Ford
Pesxas
Atos
A. L. Stewart
Robert J. Les
John Hidinck
Stephen DB. Lee
Dixie
Rock Concert Company Impresses at Chautauqua Sea Event
The Chautauqua by the Sea at the Academy of Music featured the Rock Concert Company with Professor Williamson Till and daughters performing carved rock instruments. Audiences were small but pleased as the act combined rock sculpture with music yielding sweet melodies. The show included popular tunes and Dixie drawing strong applause for the South’s beloved song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Music
Williamson Till
Academy
Harp Performances Highlight Evening Show
Performers played swinging harps described as remarkable instruments with Sweetmnoten produced by motion. Misa Till offered a sweet solo while the audience left in a high spirited mood. The program will be repeated tonight with variations. Tomorrow morning Professor War Han presents a lecture titled Anventing in An Art Cullery with Mendings Recitations and personat homes, to be enjoyed by all.
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Misa Till
Perrer Martyn
War- Han
Local notes on church, streets, and community events
Public school summer term noted at The Tew OS Barton center near a local church. A Christian and Missionary Alliance mission opened at No 25 Church Street led by W Chandy. Mrs Herbert L Past visits relatives in Athinia, and other locals travel by Bay Line to summer homes. City sewer lines planned on Claiborne Avenue West. Underdown’s bar robbed of ten dollars and whiskey. Nan tabble Tite Assurance pays on estate, Molt Street work nearly complete to improve traffic to city market. Negro Protective Association formed with W L Thorogond as chair and J S Fadl secretary. Funeral of Francis Curry held at Oliver’s with Elmwood burial.
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OS. Barton
No. 25
Church Street
Christian and Missionary Alliance
W. Chandy
Confederate
Wis
Atlanta Journal
Herbert L. Past
Kiuhy Irwin
Athinia
CIA
Wharton
Woyl Street
Conerak
Pape
Wy. Whittle
Tmnai
Bay Line
General Page
West Maryland Railway
Wsson
Myrna Tebe
Vioptoia Benen
Tookeby
Claiborne Avenue
Wale
Ustern
Minabeth
D. Underdown
Church
Hull Streets
L. Jinteher
Nanitabble Tite Assirance Society of
United States
Ahwough
Mijor A. Myers
A. Poindexter
Molt Street
Cumberland
Hiamnes
Southun States Preliht Association
Myr
Haines
Warresy Crescent
Ghent
New York
William WW. Therec
New Orlens
New Orleans
Francis Curry
Newport News
Oliver
W. H. Allwill
Elmwood Cemetery
James Barkley
Samuel Connelly
John Crowley
S. Holland
Cushing Struck the Nar During Incoming Trip
Eyewitness report from a western city sea captain and a New Jersey schooner crew describes the torpedo boat Cushing striking the bar at Craney Island while proceeding to Norfolk navy yard. The incident, unreported before, may relate to reported machinery damage awaiting official explanation.
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Cushing
Croney Island Ueht
Torres
Norfolk Navy-Yard
New Jersey
Craney Island
Gardner Wanted in New York Absconder Found by Cooper Co
Frank A. Gardner, 22, formerly employed by Siegel Cooper & Co. of New York, is wanted on the charge of absconding with 450. A reward of 100 is offered for his apprehension after the incident on the 6th instant.
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Chico
Polica Dornin
Siegel, Cooper & Co
New York
Frank A. Gardner
Cough Cure Advertised By Multiple Firms In Norfolk Area
A short advertisement promotes One Minute Cough Cure as easy to take and effective. Names listed include G. Sterling J. M. B. Trotter from Norfolk and R. L. Walker Brambleton along with Truett and Smith Berklay and others. The warning notes weather may worsen health if cough is neglected.
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Dd. G. Sterling
J. M. B. Trotter
Norfolk
R. L. Walker
Brambleton
Truett & Smith
Berklay
Cost of fuel three cents to Bo each day
A notice notes daily fuel cost of three cents to Bo for heating at 936 Main Street, with a new street number. The fragmentary item records a brief financial charge or allowance related to household heating.
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Main Street
Divided Delegates Sit At The State Primary Clash
The report covers the chaotic primary contest with delegates split between Ellyson and Major Tyler, noting Richmond support for Ellyson and doubts about Tyler, the delegation plan, and implications for attorney general and other offices. Also included are local notices of a murder victim's funeral, college exercises, a shipyard theft incident, and a franchise dispute in Manchester.
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Richmond Varela
Ellyson
Tyler Lia Wnyson
Tyler
Illyson
Major
Gubernar
Palmer
Bryan
Richmond
Iglis
Levett
Majoes
Mijor
Siter
Emanuel Crull
Oak Cemetery
James BE
Cook
Ing. Or
R. W. Harris
Weat Wik
Sistersville
Evi
Brown
Art
J. H. Whitty
Bradstree Agency
Pierce
Owens
Osinla
Sanlore
Agrow
Hal
Salon
Creighton Road
Henrico
Wen
Perado
J. M. Johnson
Lynchburg Democrats Pick 17 Roanoke Delegates For Tyler
In Lynchburg Virginia on June 24 the Democratic mass meeting elected seventeen delegates to the Roanoke convention and instructed them to vote for Tyler for Governor while his name is on the ballot. Delegates split on the Attorney Generalship with Montague leading and no clear choice given for that position.
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Lynchburg
Roanoke
Montague
Richmond Chooses State Democratic Delegates
In Richmond and Madison County local voters elected delegates to the State Democratic convention, favoring Tyler for Governor and Hundley for Attorney General. Delegates reinforced support for Tyler and discussed party leadership.
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Richmond
Tyler
Gove Hundley
Senerh
Madison County
Remi
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Agig Hotel
Admiral Miller
Highness
Marriag KE
Mr. HK. Dyer Fine
Weds
Misa Edie Roper
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Wasitn Chemical CO
Washington, D. T
Parade OF Veterans
The
United Confederate Veterans Association
Attionet Attomtiam
Apa Eentate Busges Voouspiemaons
Ramo Sonks Lyverybory
Drew Wusic
Splendid Performinese of the Rock
Drtewone
Gardner
Feilerhea Tyler
Nenroaxs
Will Hetween Lassiter
Scota Ney Geveral
Atreces Agency
Roterey
Lynchbure
Amelia
Angereis
Pationt& Selves
N.Y
Tank
Dr. Week
Aya Sylgagen
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