Liberal split over fusion and Italy’s Abyssinian drift
London reports detail the Liberal party rift between the National Liberal Federation and the Liberal Central Association over fusion. The Radical faction led by figures like Mr Henry Labouchere and Sir Charles Dilke urge independence from the central body as money worries press the party. The Abyssinia crisis drives speculation on Britain’s stance with Italy and potential shifts in Cabinet support, while discussions touch Kassala, German ties, and the broader European balance of power.
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London
National Liberal Wederation
Liberal Central Association
Mommls
Rascal Vonmattter
Mtr
Henry Labochere
Charles Dik
Phm Stanhope
Willian Vernon Harcourt
Na- Lioial Central Association
Maghind
Terminy
Simmer Crisp
Salletury
Abyssinia
Crixpi
Homer
Italy
Eita
Somaliland
Riiteos
Owen
Abys
Dyer Chustipeos
Denis
Tallin
Meneless
Cloyman
Pastronat
Africa
Bertin
Lisbon
Hay
Ilole
Transvaal
Congress Debates Post Office Budget and Reforms
Washington March 7 The House continued its consideration of the Post Office appropriation with a lengthy general debate. Mr Lowd of California criticized the Post Office Committee while noting government operation and potential profits from postal services amid calls to raise pay for fourth class clerks. The session adjourned after moving to committee of the whole and approving a Senate bill. The House also approved diploma distribution for World's Fair exhibitors and a tribal incorporation bill, while rejecting a Senate concurrence.
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Washington
House
Lowd Repo
Ualifora
Trewcury
Uwe Cina Louse
Masong
Indian Territory
Senatorial Demonstration in Kentucky Sparks Quorum Break
In ikfort Kentucky on March 7 during U S Senate voting Speaker Wlanford Republican sought Carlisle for Senator with help from GOP votes. Fehon failed but Republicans abstained enough to break a quorum and adjournment motion carried after Blaeck burn and Carnishe tallies.
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Ikfort
United States
Benarop Tre Tay
Wlanford
Reopublican
Carlisle
Senmiter
LOT
Wats Hrvache
Inti
Repubican
Mis Fehon
Pep
Boyle
Blackburn
Slosh
Barlotsiy
Dallas
Blaeckburn
Carnishe
Merchants Arm Themselves Against Imports On American Vessels
A rambling early report notes that the engineers of Coli oppose imports via American ships and that merchants in Cieufuegos have boycotted machine aid. The piece mentions possible actions in Piyang and describes Spaniards’ bitter stance toward Americans.
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Key West
Fin
Mareh
Tavann
Capi
Cieufuegos
Admeleinehine
Piyang
Fire damages Jennessen Lumber plant in Cincinnati
A blaze at the Jennessen Lumber Company plant at Sixth and Front streets in Cincinnati burned shortly before noon. Losses are estimated at twenty five thousand dollars with eleven thousand dollars covered by insurance.
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Cincinnati
Mareh
Jennessen Lumber Company
Sixth and
Front Street
War Talk and Cuban Tensions Reported from Havana
Havana dispatch summarizes growing public tension as Spanish actions provoke U S debate. It notes Cuban enthusiasm for possible war, mixed demonstrations among students, Mexican and American interests in Cuba, Weyler ready to act, and ongoing troop movements and executions amid incursions near Havana, Matanzas, Santa Chica, and surrounding provinces.
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Havana
Key West
Menhiir
Spain
United States
Gener Weyler
Mataneas
Santa Chirk
Wis
HiMotoe
Ain
Calva
Cannaseer
Weyler
Morales
Wsisigias
Flavann
Maren
Oleral
Aelo- Busso
Maceo
Jose Cnegerio Deb
Oyafita
San Diego
Dunrhe
Ovallia
Durie
Ceuta
Wien
Honea Weslot
Col. Loco
Pye
Hira
Mate
Hope Gost
Lioniame Martins
Unclear political plot surfaced in Kingston area
A fragment reports a plot involving leaders named President and Dedito oyager in Kingston and Porton Prince Port on March 7. It mentions seized rifles and arrests of several others tied to a revolutionary group led by a figure described as the power leader, previously exiled five years for conspiracy.
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Kingston
Jaminion
Agabes
Porton Prince
Newern Minneoi
Mantpeat
Monpolite
Notable Egyptian Oriental Window Display and Arrest
An Ghia Colm and others display a window of Meyptian coins and Oriental novelties at 1 Dy Street Dos. Nannie Powell was arrested by Sergeants Taylor and Williams for running a house of ill fame and selling liquor without a license and was taken to the station, later brought before Justice Gregory.
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Nannie Powell
NowMute Street
Taylor
Williams
WM Fame
Justice Gregory
Epworth Church Address Focuses on YMCA Efforts
This afternoon at four Dr. Young of the Epworth Church delivers an address to men. The full orchestra attends and Sunday services remain highly interesting. The hall shows new decoration by Willard J. Brown under a local businessman's guidance. A Literary Society meeting follows Monday night at 7:30 with debate contenders Seward Moreland Norman Hall and others. George Kennin's lecture Tuesday night promises impact, while Thursday hosts a key reception. Members only attend the communal exercises and a new board is introduced by a five member committee overseeing arrangements and plans for the young men.
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Young
Epworth
Bane
Willard J. Brown
Norfolk
VY. M. C.A
Literary Society of the Association
Messrs
Seward J.T. Moreland
Norrian
Als. Hall J
Coimmnasium
Trusts Sale of County Property in Norfolk County
Substituted trustee Georges Lartin will sell Massonbury tract known as A on the plat by FL. Partiook dated March 1 1544 and recorded in Norfolk County VA. The sale follows a chancery decree of March 20 18? in the Etheredge case. Property conveyed to Parke Woindexter and Kim Etheridge by deed dated November 6 18M and recorded.
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Georges Lartin
Tones Creek
Massonbury's
FL. Partiock
Norfols County Court
Mantel
John Ss. Etheredge
Parker
Woindexter and
Kiam Etheridge
New Hotel Stationery Cabinet Lauded In Norfolk
A novel hotel stationery holder cabinet by George Tl. Leteh, a veteran Norfolk hotelier, features pockets for covvelone and paper and a blotter. Inside is an information directory with a Norfolk area write up, listings for rectories, churches, and Sunday services, plus a table of data. Thomas Ferguson, a known descriptive writer, is noted as author of the content. The cabinet is to be produced for display in the Atlantic hotel back room and touted as an advertising medium.
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Churely
Thomas
Perguson
Norfolk
Persusen
Sears
Haley
Eurine Rehmuts
Tr Thieecend Win Whintcoen in Small Shop Fire
A fire at a small shop on Wolfe Street near Mhapel Lane shortly before midnight destroyed a lamp and a can of enealine. The blaze caused damage to Colline whiskers and led to a police response. The suspect fled but was later identified by a Crom bow Ob officer.
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Tsage Colbine
Wolfe Street
Mont
There Was No Burglar in Mrs. Edwards Home
No burglar report from Liz Edwards of No Vl Hints s as she yelled at a burglar who appeared from a front window just before midnight. Officer W O Wilkinson responded and found no one in the premises, though the intruder fled after failing to disclose where items were stored. Johnston China Co. at 79 31 33 Granby Street advertised toilet sets at cost.
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Liz Edwards
Wikinson
Johnston China CO
Granby Street
Deformation of the Municipal Fight Shapes Richmond Politics
Richmond March 7 The bitter intra party struggle within the Republican city organization centers on Col Lamb and Col Laan as they clash over leadership and delegates. Waddill and Lamb factions contend the chairman lacks authority, while supporters push for convention alignment with MeKinley and possible Walker candidacy. Public meetings loom as primary elections approach with Mayor Taylor’s record drawing business support and renewed efforts to mobilize delegates ahead of the mid April vote.
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Richmond
Col Wan
Laan
Reying Me
Edge Anan
City
Chalman
Lada
Richa Lou
Ate
Kane
Aly
Abe
Col Laan
Isai
Howell of
Alder
Murphy
Waatilitt
Alkon Mor Ation
Wald
Sal Wadise Wallis
Linh
Ation
Chatreman
Sli
Hstrit
Chairan
Reedomen
Walker
Bu- Rar
Allan Saide
A. TE. Martin
Phil.iest
Sue Holl Ing
Petersburg
Hhe
Alun
Ohadienin
Woheter Lute
Dirhy
Chalrinah
aAl- Lin
Seaycarpet
Worki Ng
Taylor
Taydo
Bargain Bonanza Opens At Norfolk Store For Five Cities
The Modern Cash Bargain Centre at 174 Main Street advertises spring values for Norfolk Portsmouth Werkley Newport News and Kampton Roads shoppers. Dress goods and linings feature deep cuts with waists shirts and gloves heavily discounted, plus quilts, silk, hosiery and assorted apparels and household items.
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Lovy Benn
Kampton Roads
Norfolk
Portsmouth
Werkley
Newport News
Krampton
Amely Co
Lear den Eister
Street Car Horror at Bridge Crash in Nashville
At 2 o clock this afternoon a street car from Memphis to Sun Say a plunged from a bridge on Lauderdale Street and dived into the water fifteen feet below. Thirteen aboard were injured though few fatally. Motorman Robert Bessomnett and conductor George Tucker were arrested on the theory the car was moving too fast. Mrs Fisher and her baby escaped serious harm by clinging to a window sill as the car toppled.
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Nashville
Tenn
Memphis
Keale
Magnolia Park
Rossey Lhe Dayou
Lauderdale
St. Paul
Vance Street
Seriou
Robert Be Smnett
Mra
Leonord Rosemond
Fannie Rosamond
Manny Rosamond
G. W. Fisher
Albert Landstreet
Prank Prain
St. Joseph's’ Hospital
Edward Lanier
Tventy
Pauderdals Street
Fara
Treasury Gold Reserve Improves After Tax Day Close
The Treasury gold reserve in Washington on March 7 posted $125,056,520 at close. Withdrawals for the day totaled $61,700.
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Trenaury Gold Reserve
Washington
Treasure Fold
Great Unloading Sale at Wrights 108 Main Street
Bargain sale advertised with low prices on cambric shirting damask linen collars dress goods and remnants. Items include best dressmaker cambric 49c 6 inch damask 2 inch cream damask silk Gloria handles 4 ply linen collars and silk stockings. Prices claim to be drastically reduced with sale goods possibly slightly soiled. All bargains hold through the week.
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Talleoes
Gloria
Greenwood's The Casket offers best value on watches and repair
Size and price quality and reasonableness in it Greenwood's is preeminent. You get at The Casket the teed price on a filled case. Diamonds at scale. Closing out remnants of spoons and forks and fancy prices regardless of cost. Greenwood is the place to have your watch repaired with the best men. Hats for spring. A fine selection to replace what you need at the lowest prices.
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Greenwood
Snecale
Greenwood Place
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