Cuban Resolutions Debated in House on Cuban War
The House debated Senate Cuban resolutions amid sharp clashes over belligerent rights for Cuba. Proponents urged intervention to protect American interests and Cuba’s right to self government, while opponents warned it could lead to war. The session featured extensive remarks by Hitt McCreary Turner and others.
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Spain Reacts To U S Cuba Policy In Global Press
Berlin reports that Spain’s indignation appears natural amid varied European reactions to the U S Senate move on Cuba. London officials foresee precautions but no immediate war, while Madrid notes reduced but persistent anti American sentiment and continued guard around key sites.
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Alliance Proposal Hinted Between Spain Mexico
The article notes a recommended pact between Spain and Mexico to counter US influence. Premier Castilla mentions the alliance as a possible check on American designs. It also references a potential understanding between Cuba and Mexico, though Mexico reportedly remains wary.
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Filibuster plot eyed as two Tampa schooners sail for Alligator Key
Treasury Department reports intercept of an alleged filibuster expedition bound for Cuba. Two schooners from Tampa with armed men plan to rendezvous with the steamer Three Friends near Alligator Key, then sail toward Cuba. Spanish authorities monitor the plan as U S authorities readied to act, with previous attempts ending in arrests and a ship destroyed off Cape Sable.
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Rebels and Spanish clash near Santa Anna amid ship pursuit
In Havana on March 2 reports say about 100 rebels and Spanish troops under Major Casslo engaged near Maitingas on the Santa Anna estate. Casualties included eighteen rebels killed and twenty wounded. one Spanish prisoner missing after a pirate-like incident at sea. the Spanish warship Pernan Cortes pursued a mysterious steamer off the Hot Tarvaied coast.
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Death of Sr Thomas Bottimorean prominent Norfolk citizen
Senior Thomas Bottimorean, aged about 75, died Sunday evening at his home 276 East Main Street after a seizure. He had long resided in Norfolk, led a retail shoe business and later partnered in the Baltimore firm Mirrow & Co. He left a widow, a brother, two daughters Mrs Charles Lovier of Richmond and Mrs Kate Kilby of Staunton. Obsequies will be held from his residence at 2 Loeimwitrow with out-of-town relatives expected.
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Freight worker suffers severe train accident in Amherst
Lynchburg Virginia March report says L-Pingran Wood of the Southern railroad slipped from a moving freight train near Amherst Court House and was crushed between wheels. Both legs were amputated above the knee. He has a wife and six children.
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Parker bill passage ends election dispute in Richmond
In the Virginia House the Parker measure passed after a long debate over curbing constable features and aiding voters. The session adjourned with many bills pending, while religious and memorial events dominated local life including church conflicts in Richmond and the Hollywood Memorial Association pressing state action on veteran care.
Navy Estimates Seek Big Build Up For Modern Fleet
In Commons George Goschen outlines naval expenditure rise from 8.6 to 14 million pounds, proposing five battleships and many cruisers and destroyers. Government affirms exchequer will fund, as three docks replace one at Gibraltar and total outlay nears 21.8 million pounds.
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Delightful church entertainment by Norfolk Ladies
The Freemason Street Baptist Church A Delightful Entertainment filled the lecture room last night. The program featured performances by Norfolk Collegiate for Young Ladies and soloists Miss Linda Wright Miss Bessie Rose Prince Miss Susie Russell and others with piano solos recitations and vocal numbers amid strong audience turnout.
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Who Bs Defeated in Senate Committee at Washington
In the House hospital hearing on March 2 the Senate bill to appoint Lieutenant-Commander G. M. Brown to the retired list was discussed and defeated in committee of the whole by 58 to 87. Brown was retired due to injuries from the Apia Samoa incident, and promotion was urged for bravery shown there.
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A Store Full of Bargains This Week
A. Saunders advertises a rush of bargains with remnants of silks down to 12 1 2 cents from 26c and 50c to 2 1 2 6 7 8 cents, dress goods, lace curtains, ginghams, hose, corsets, and cottons at deep discounts. Hardware and other items are also offered at reduced prices in a wide sales push.
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Levy Bros Bargain House Advertising Correction
A corrigendum corrects the advertised prices for the Levi Bros Bargain House listing. The weekly price was misprinted as 1:19 and other prices remain the same. The corrected notice states prices at Levy Brothers, 174 Mats, Nobby Spring.
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