Tariff Debate Divides House Over Cotton and Silk
Washington March 2 The second day of debate on the tariff bill featured lively speeches. McLaurin urged a duty on cotton and rice while defending southern interests. Dolliver drew cheers with free trade rebuttals as Newlands and others urged silver restoration and protective aims. The Senate discussed war tents aid for Mississippi flood victims and civil service reform amid partisan exchanges.
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Washington
Marah
Dockery
Dolliver
Ife
Gibson
Tennessee
Lacey
Wewlands
Ann Dockery
Mr. McLaurin
McLaurin
Linney
North Carolina
Swanton
New-lands
Cochran
Senate
Mississippi River
The Daw in the Senate Desribes Civil Service Debate
In Washington March 23 the Senate denounced civil service issues as a focus of debate. A resolution by Mr Allen urged the Civil Service Committee to investigate dismissals of about six microscopists from the Ames Industry in South Omaha Nebraska, alleged for political reasons. Gallinger opposed the probe, Moor opposed it, arguing it would reveal many grievances and be a heavy task for a special session.
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Afr
Troward
Alabama
Hoe
Adamson
Georgia
Millon
Kelly
South Dakota
Clardy
Kentucky
Europe
Samelee
Gallinger
Government Printing Office
Wilson
Lodge
Allen
Committee On Civil Service
Qir. Turple
Indiana
United States
Progress
Turpie
Senate
Washington, D. C
Civil Service
Bureau Seo Ames
South Omaha
Neb
Moor
Kentucky Senate Ballots For Senator Lead to Joint Session
In Frankfurt Kentucky today the Senate and House concurrently balloted for United States Senator. Senate totals show Hunter 12, Blackburn 14, Davis 6, Boyle 3, needing 19 to win, while the House results list Hunter supported by 63 votes and Blackburn by 54, with several Gold Democrats and others voting differently. A joint session is set for tomorrow with expected 69 votes to decide. observers note rotations and possible defections among Republicans, plus a bet on Bradley's victory.
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Vwrankfort
Senate
Iouse
United States
W. G. Hunter
W. CG. B. Blackburn
George M. Davis
St. John Boyle
Mousa
Sunter
Blackburn
Davis
K. Buckner
James T., McCreary
Hoyle
L. T. Tyler
W. J. Stone
W. A. Baird
Hunter
Stout
St. John Doyle
Bogilla
P. S. Johnson
Silver Democratic State Central Committee
State House
Bradley
Slunter
Ilness
Ogilvie
Iunter
Vax
MD. Parker
Levy Brothers Adman Budget Lace Goods Sale at 444 Main Street
Advertisement for fabric and laces including Firbroider on and ineos 10,000 yards, Torchon Valenciennes and cotton laces with prices stated as cheapest ever voiced on high class goods. Sale listing Wen York Levy Brothers, 444 Main Street.
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Hamburg
Valenciennes
Sik
Levy “Bros
Petersburg Fight Over Depositions Sparks Mayor Hearing
In Petersburg on a Friday morning, R W Allan Jr of this city and Aly Edgar Allen Jr of Richmond fought on the second floor of the Odd Fellows building over depositions in Prince George county. Both were summoned to appear before the Mayor next Thursday morning. The incident accompanies local notes on sports and business.
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Prince George County
Richmond man recounts street fight details
Allen Saye fire Whipped. iehmond, Va., March 23. Special Mr Edgar Allan, dr, who had a fight With Mr. Richard H. Mann in Peters hore hit night, came over to Richmond this morning and at first refused to discuss the matter. Finally he related the story of their diferences and told about the fight. According to Mr. Allan she got decidedly the better of his opponent.
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Allen Saye
Iehmond
Edgar Allan
Richard H. Mann
Petershore
Richmond
Allan
Confederate Veterans Hold Pickett Buchanan Camp Meeting
The Pickett Buchanan Camp of Confederate Veterans met in its Soclock hall last evening with officers B. A. Marsden and G. M. Todd in command. Members discussed approving minutes, committee reports, and planned Comrade William Whittle’s Shenandoah address for the April meeting, inviting families and friends to attend.
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Pickett Buchanan Camp of
Soclock
B. A. Marsden
G. M. Todd
Fred Greenwood
W.B. Brown
T. B H. Jackson
J. W. Wilson
I. P. Jacobs
Whitle
Central Labor Union Holds Enthusiastic Meeting
A large Central Labor Union meeting in Tameraid Hall, with President Lyons presiding, discussed funding for entertaining delegates to the State Federation of Labor convention this June. Patrick, general organizer of the Boilermakers and Iron Shipbuilders Union, attended and planned a talk on his branch. An open meeting will be held at Emerald Hall next Saturday evening to attract interested unionists.
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Central Labor Union
Tameraid Thall
Lyons
Committee On Ways and Means
State Federation of
Jaber
Tie
Emperald Hall
Our greatest efforts put forth In the solo dion of our spring stock
Rudolphi and Wallace announce their spring stock line at 983 Main Street. The note invites customers to review offerings and show appreciation for the efforts behind the collection.
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Dion
Rudolphi & Wallace
Main Street
Fragmentary Goods List Touches On Market Items
A partial OCR shows scattered items including milk, a quart can, and small prices listed as ten cents. The text is fragmentary with odd spellings and unclear context. No full events or names are discernible.
Art Lecture Exalts Old Masters vs Modern Decay
A formal Art League reception in Haddington building preceded Rev Dr Barten’s address on art. He argued art is the reflection of the soul, warning modern Europe and America drift toward secularity, cynicism, and flashy technique while urging truth beauty and elevation as guardrails for enduring masterpieces.
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Art League
Haddington
Indies
Otton
Dbanrten
Awliente
Hush N. Page
St. W. Hughes
Gordon DeCordy
Miss Gray
Dr. Barten
Barten
Europe
America
Local Brevities and Public Notices
Mrs J C Prescott resides at 26 Williams Street. Boys Home children attend a matinee at the Academy this afternoon. Street paving along Main Street above Church is under repair. J W H Masten and Carrie M Jones wed at 7 p m Monday. The flag at Odd Fellows hall stood at half mast for T S Saylor Supreme Secretary. Warry C Kilmer from Baltimore arrived for a multi day visit. A second rehearsal of the Mindro was held at Professor Borjes studio with strong turnout. Eyworth League of Monorth Church planning a unique social with a study of Tennyson next Tuesday. A Granby Street electric wire last night caused a brief streetcar blockade and frightened a negro man who was stunned but not seriously hurt.
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J.C. Prescott
Williams Street
Academy
Ween Main Street
Church
J. WH. Masten
Carrie M. Jones
H H. Jones
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Tt. S. Saylor
Order of Columbus
Warry C. Kilmer
Baltimore
Tennyson
Granby Street
Victory in Armory Hall Athletic Night
Large crowd witnessed four events at Armory hall. Bicycle polo saw Anderson and Shamadine beat Sale and Vanderberry 6 to 1 in two halves. Mr Nye performed poorly on trick riding. Basketball finale had Whites win 20 to 18. Scoring included Anderson 4, Trenry 4, Shamadine 11, Jacobs 3, Nye 1, Russell 4. Lumter injured earlier. referee W Simmons. Scorer R P Griffith. Timekeepers J H Hannan and W J Rogers Jr.
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Armory Hall
Mrr. N. Jacobs
Messrs
Anderson and
Shamadine
Sale and
Vanderberry
Mr. Nye
Anmerson
Jacobs Jvlony
Williams Our Speeres Vet
Russell Shuimadine
Murguson
Anderson
Trenry
Jacobs
Nye
Russell
Lumter
R. P. Griffith
W. Simmons
J. H. Hannan
W. J. Rogers, Jr
Greece Stands Firm In Parliament On Crete Question
In the House of Commons Mr C M Curzon said Britain had received no Greece proposals beyond its supplementary note. He added Turkey does not participate in the Crete blockade and Turkish ships entering Crete will face the same restrictions as other nations.
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London
House of Commons
C. M
Curnon
Charles Dilke
Greece
John G. S. McNeill
Curzon
Turkey
Cretan
Crete
Rheumatism Quickly Cured by Pain Balm Claim
A Sault Ste. Marie resident, after eleven days confined and paying 25 bills, says one bottle of Chamberlain's Pain Balm cured his rheumatism for 26 cents. It is claimed to be sold by all druggists. Buckingham Lithia Water advertised, 20 bottles for $1.00 at 614 Church Street. Also notes a shoe sale crowd at Hoftheimer's and Mendell's.
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Frank Dolson
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Chamberlain
Buckingham
Church Street
Rudderless at sea on Niagara during stormy voyage to Charleston
The Ward Ling steamer Niagara with 52 passengers on a voyage from Nagasaki to New York lost its rudder after leaving Nassau. A jury rudder was rigged. aid from the British steamer Caledonia and the Danish ship Calexsia helped tow her 200 miles toward Charleston bar. Passengers are awaiting rail transport north. authorities suspect tampering but offer no proof.
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Charleston
SL. Co
Niagara
Crocker
Charleston Bar
Nag- Su
New York
Cracker
Sapelo
Rotterdam
Caivnesia
Chanteston Bar
Nassau
Commissioners discuss fund for exhibit at Atlantic hotel
Mesdames Gordon Shields and Lee Judge Hanckel and Mr Nottingham Tennessee commissioners met in Atlantic hotel parlors last evening to discuss how to raise a fund for an exhibit at the exposition. Mrs Lee cited an offer from Mr McDonald to stage the kissmiss and the idea was favorably discussed though no action was taken. The commission adjourned to Friday evening awaiting decision.
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Mesdames Gordon
Shields and Lee
Judge Hanckel
Mr. Nottingham
Tennessee
Atlantic Hotel
Lee
McDonald
Gontrods Offer Cash Gift for Portmouth Hook and Ladder Fund
Mr N D Van Wyck owner of the Academy of Music offers his house free for any entertainment to raise funds for a Portsmouth hook and ladder truck. He has notified Mayor Baird of the plan and pledged $100 in cash to the fund.
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N. D. van Wyck
Academy of Music
Portsmouth
Baird
Norfolk and Old Point Parlor Car Service Ad
Norfolk and Old Point. The old reliable. Quick time. Parlor car service to Old Point is yn Norfolk and Ocean View railroad.
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Norfolk and
Old Point
Old Reliable
Norfolk and Ocean View Railroad
Where Men Got Stylish Clothes From Douw & Co
The Virginian shows imported woolens for men by Douw & Co of Granby street now arriving. The shipment includes premier cloths offered below previous prices as Douw & Co expand business. Also noted are tea, dental ad, and other local ads including Ennis Dentist and Buckingham lithia waters with sale details.
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Douw & Co
Granby Street
Fim
Virginia
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Rick
Mississippi
Waders
Secretary of War
Nebraska
Pettiprew
Bol
Terry
Wis
Hoar
Tom
Joe Blackhburn
Kencontro
Petersburg
Brachall
Petersburg Iron Commpany
Wake Forest
McCabe University
Samuel Watts Zimmer
Acr
Williaim L. Zimmer
Hinton Street
Romaine Dalley
Fondulac
J. W. Everett
Petersburg Tron Works
Sandy Hook
Fortress Monroe
Ordnance Department
Confederate Veterans
Whittle
Patrick
Hopkins
Otto
Barton
ART League OF Norfolk
Dpeigplen Cnet
Modernm
Ruskin
Charaveler
Hoftheimer's
Mundell’s
Ward Line
Perlis
Tennessee Fair Commissioners
Gontrods
Rudolph& Wallace
Mazapura
Mali
Ennis
Buckingham ‘Lithia Wraten Solene
Poe
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