Varied 19th Century Briefs Sweep Through Nation
The eight pages note Edison’s cathode rays experiment and a failed head photo. Massachusetts rules that a teacher cannot compel a student to name a peer. Britain’s Home Secretary finds no reason to alter Mrs Maybrick’s sentence. Kentucky aims at a Senate bid with Boyle as the latest GOP hopeful, unlikely to rise. Italy rejects a London-Berlin loan, arbitration offers stand as a path home. An unknown New York woman funds an Alabama Industrial School project in Birmingham. The Old Dominion cotton region reports over $850 million yearly in farm products, with 70 million pounds of fice produced. Chas Hoyt seeks New Hampshire governorship, formerly a Democrat turned Republican. A Fort Valley Ga. farmer finds $18,000 in gold and greenbacks while moving a rock. Princess Eulalia voicing peace, Cuba debate stirs public opinion. Editorials differ on Cuba policy with Cleveland trusted. a Virginian note questions primary law references.
Insomnia and open methods in Norfolk primary row
The Pilot mocks The Virginian over editorial snoring and condemns Sanctified Ringsters for secret tactics. It urges open and above board primary methods, denounces fraud fears, and calls for fair elections with honest counts amid party infighting and accusations from Rev. Small and others.
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Sti
Pilot
The
Virginian
Ringsters
Sam, Small
Saul
Norfolk
Small
Tts
Land of Ringsters
Norfolk voters aim to end the Sanctified Ring
In a fiery exchange, the Pilot and editor frame the coming principal election as a fight to wipe out what they call the Sanctified Ring that has long controlled Norfolk. They echo Sam Small's warning that control will not endure and pledge to return governance to the people.
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Norfolk
Pilot
Sam Small
Genilinen
Meg
Mr. Small
Navy power and arbitration urged in early policy view
A historical discussion argues that to promote arbitration the United States should maintain a strong navy and modern coast defenses. It contends naval strength persuades nations to seek peaceful settlements and that readiness to enforce demands reinforces respected diplomacy, citing Britain’s Venezu elan boundary involvement as context. The piece emphasizes building a first class navy and credible maritime power.
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England
Tregard
Kolo
Great Britain
United States
Senator Chandler Presses Alabama Election Inquiry
The Lynchburg Advance views a proposed Senate inquiry into Alabama's last fall elections as politically charged. It notes constitutional grounds and accuses Chandler of pleasing the old slaveholding faction, asserting such investigations are outdated and unproductive. The piece contends the country is weary of these efforts and urges abandoning the inquiry.
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Alabama
Lynchburg
Chandler
Senate
United States
Merl of Mansfeld birthday portrait and titled society notices
The piece lists The Merl of Mansfeld celebrating a Y0th birthday in a picturesque display wearing a bottle-brace Breen coat and high-roll collar. It mentions Rev Dr Logan of Scranton Va being elected a member at Victoria Institute of Great Mritmin and remarks on various unrelated notices and literary figures.
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Merl
Mansfeld
Logan
Scranton
Victoria Institute of Groat
Blaine
Washington
Awgust
Kennebec River
Kayleeh
Trinitn House
Salisbury
Jacques le Lorrain
Mans Sachs
Notes and Opinions From An Eccentric Page
A collection of varied notices includes claims about rail trade in Taw, whiskey sales in South Carolina, a New York social event by the Liddy Truckdrivers Association, a Paris dispatch on X ray bombs, a claim by Dr Bronamtet, a Scottish tale of a loving couple on a summer evening, a portrait of an undead youth with red hair, stray odds and ends, and a humorous epitaph about a failed model.
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South Carolina
New York
Liddy Truckdrivers' Association
Paris
Bronamtet
Academy of Sciences
Viking
Valmet
Shy
Great Winter Stock Relief sale on suits and coats
A bold sale offers heavy weight garments at extreme low prices to clear winter stock before the season ends. Men youths and boys’ suits and overcoats from top makers and in various fabrics are advertised at storefront bargains as low as 1.95 for children and up to higher price points.
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Norfolk Virginian
Mr Glennan
Portsmouth
Berkley
Suffolk
West Norfolk
Newport News
Ofice Virginian
Ban and
Conmerce
Ronfolg
NEW_YORK
Ralph R. McEee
Times Building
New York City
Penda Nl Th el Ek Les
Edison
Supreme Court of Massachusetts
Boyle
Kentucky
Boston Herald
London
Berlin
Lane
Menelek
Italy
Episcopal Bishops of Alabama
Birmingham
T P
Old Dominion Cotton Mille
Branchester
Bishop and Smith
Abyssinia
Ske
She
Sheba
Solomon
Chas. H. Hoyt
New Hamphire
Hoyt
Fort Valley
Courier Journal
Eulalia
Spain
Chicago
Cuba
Presiit
Cleveland
Boston Globe
Dem
Dorty
Bolltor
Landmark
Ewa
Snw
Vogertes
Thone
Tim Lipiit Rhytee
Charles Peres Murphy
MATS
Fale Price
Bark & Co., Clothiers, Tailors, Hatters
At &c
Worth
Gloria
Church Street
CoTieuna
P. Narwar Fe Fay
Hill i
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