Battle for Tariff Reported for House Vote Tomorrow
The tariff bill advances from Ways and Means with many changes. Democrats oppose immediate reporting and seek more time in committee, while Republicans push for rapid action. Amendments adjust duties on iron and steel, tobacco, molasses, fabrics, and meat, with several measures placed on the free list amid party-line votes.
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Dingrey
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Ad Valorem
Swanson
Swanton
Claus Spreeckles
Robertson
McLaurin
South Carolina
Amendment to Abrogate Hawaiian Treaty Defeated in Vote
The bill's schedule was discussed and a proposed amendment by Mr Robertson to empower the President to give notice of abrogation of the Hawaiian treaty was offered and then promptly voted down.
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Senate activity includes bills, treaties, and arbitration talk
Washington reports a busy day as many survivor bills were introduced and referred while correspondence with Germany on instance companies was reviewed. Turple reintroduced the push for popular election of senators, and Gear proposed a debt adjustment commission. Lodge asked about St Croix islands purchase prospects, and Davis opened debate on a treaty of arbitration with amendments. The session adjourned after executive business with Morvan leading opposition and a multi day debate anticipated.
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House Adjourns After Postmaster General Aid Request
Washington March 18 The House reassembled with many members present and filled galleries. The Speaker announced a Postmaster General recommendation for a $200,000 appropriation to cover expenses for the postal congress to meet in Washington in May. Rep Treaferson Iowa urged delaying until Ways and Means reports tomorrow. the House agreed and adjourned at 12 25.
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Family Exterminator Shoots Women Then Kills Self
William Pees, a farmer five miles west of Wamego, shot his wife, her mother, and sister in law after his wife reaffirmed she would not live with him. He also killed her father before turning the gun on himself. All four women were fatally wounded and the husband is in critical condition. The family had recently left him and moved to Mrs. Johnson’s home.
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Brady
Corbettt
Fitzsimmons
Mullan
Fisth
Fitz
Corbett
Bob
Jim
Murder charge opens dramatic Delaware case in Georgetown
Georgetown Del March 18 The first chapter of a Delaware murder drama opened when a Coroner s jury found Mrs Louis Gordy murdered by her husband James M Gordy The second chapter may end with a lynching attempt before daylight A posse is sworn in to deter any mob and ensure lawful action
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Del
Delaware
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Gordy
Johnson
Newest Discovery Advertised by Dental Rooms Ennla
An advertisement promotes a new dental discovery claiming benefits for tooth extraction. The copy emphasizes patient involvement and directs readers to N. Dental Rooms Only at 234 Main Street Ennla for the service.
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Ennla
Fitzsimmons Plans Coast Tour After Last Battle
Carson Nev March 13 Fitzsimmons retired after the bout and plans exhibitions toward New York to settle down in Gotham. His wife pushes retirement while Dan Stuart aides discuss possible challenges and purse arrangements with Corbett, Goddard, O'Donnell, and Jeffries pending future fights.
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Blockade Ordered Over Crete Ports In Crete Crisis
London dispatch reports the British government declares a blockade of Crete ports amid questions in the House of Commons about Greek adherence and German troop movements. Sir Charles Dilke and Mr Morley pressed for clarity as Mr Balfour noted Greece may be invited to join the note.
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Crete
Germany
John Morley
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Athens
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Balfour
Morley
Meline
Chamber of Deputies
William Vayreout
Balfours
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MeUnes
TiTouse of Lords
M. Meline
Penn
Cheaes
M. Molinos
William Tare
Salisbury
Auvergne Aground Off Toulon With Troops Aboard
The trans port ship Auvergne with troops arms and stores aboard is aground off Toulon en route to Crete. Efforts to land personnel halted while crews seek to refloat her.
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Auvergne
Cuan Crete
Conditions of Autonomy for Crete Proclaimed
A proclamation by foreign admirals outlines autonomy terms for Crete, pledging liberty and security of property for all, regardless of race or religion. It calls for a new era and urges both Christians and Muslims to lay down arms, seeking cooperation to restore order and prosperity.
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Crete
Sebenico Sinks Greek Schooner Off Cape Dia
Vienna March 18. The government reports the Austrian gunboat Sebenico has sunk a Greek schooner laden with munitions and Cretan insurgents near Cape Dia. The vessel was patrolling under the British admiral commanding the British squadron in Cretan waters.
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Vienna
Sebenico
Sebenttco
Cretan
Cape Dia
Sinking of the Lye schooner after insurgent fire near Crete
The gunboat halted the schooner as insurgents bonded fire on the Seventon. In reply, the Seventon turned its guns and sank the Lye schooner.
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Bond
Warship blockade to begin in Crete waters next Sunday
Lomlon March 18 The St James Gazette reports that the blockade of Crete by warships of the powers will start next Sunday morning. Foreign admirals demand Greece withdraw ships from Cretan waters or force will be used to compel departure.
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Orleans
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Gxette
Protest to the Porte over offices seized by Moslems in Mecob
Vienna reports a protest from the Anstrathin Cioverninenk against Muslim seizure of offices in the Turkish village of Mecob. The Neuree Dressy also notes Col. Vassos, commander of Keels troops in Crete, has left the s tal.
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Mecob
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Keels
Crete
Lefe
Tuarsian Troops Ship Passes Through Dardanelles
Constantinople March 18 A Tuarsian steamer carrying a detachment of troops to Crete has passed through the Dardanelles.
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Crele
Italian Troops May Sue Warship Moves to Crete
Rome reports Italian forces may sue as the warship Trediing with ego troops on board shifts toward Crete tomorrow.
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Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals Proceedings Report
Richmond March 18 The following were the Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals proceedings Judge James Keith notes reversed affirmed writs and arguments in multiple circuits and counties including Norfolk Culpepper Chesterfield Richmond Lynchburg Alexandria and others with several cases continued until tomorrow and lawyers named for appellants.
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Norfolk
Ry Il. Cardwell
Cheatham Et Als
Gower
Chesterfeld County
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Tatem
Tantard
Law and Equity Court
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Traders’ Bank of
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Worsham
Commonwealth
County Court of
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Chesapeake
One
Tradiway Company
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Circuit Court By of
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Darden
Petensen
Jackson Guy
Appellant
Shields
Memphis Filled Week Refugees Amid Floods and Loss
Memphis dispatch reports ongoing relief work in the flooded district with over ten refugees brought in by steamer. details tell of drownings and a mother with four children lost to the rising Mississippi. levees hold but risk remains as repairs and rescue efforts continue through the crisis.
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Isis
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Corbett Arrives by Special Train in San Francisco
Ex champion James Corbett reached San Francisco on a special train. Few fans greeted him at the station, he went by cab to his home, and though tired, he appeared in normal condition with no plans or engagements announced.
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Cook
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Martin Jullan
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Corbett
Sneak Thief Arrests Spark Police Sweep
Sergeant Heppel arrested Willie Temple yesterday, believed to be Percy Johnson the accomplice. Johnson had been given six months for stealing rings from Miss Davis. Police recovered a fine music box, a full suit of boys clothing, and a new overcoat.
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Norfolk court cases mix in Virginia political drama
Norfolk readers watch a Virginia court ledger unfold with Meese & Co. vs. Lates in Norfolk county court, a verdict for 3500 reversed on appeal, Capt. M. Vellines winning 1500 for false arrest, and broader notes on gubernatorial candidacy, constitutional convention hopes, missing secretary Steger, and a fire in the Atlantic building.
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