Tariff Debate Rages in House as Bailey and Dingley Speak
Washington March 25 The final general debate on the tariff bill proceeds in the House with speeches for and against the measure. Mr Bailey and Mr Dingley plan two hours of concluding remarks before next Wednesday's vote. Tonight Mr Skinner of North Carolina argues protection has brought prosperity to the South but calls for further financial measures. The session adjourns at 11 p.m. after a long day of discussion.
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Washington
DD. C
House of Representatives
Skinner
North Carolina
Arbitration Treaty Debated in Senate Amid Banking Bill Action
Senate action focused on the arbitration treaty with debate led by Senator Chilton on his amendment to limit matters for arbitration while the bankruptcy bill continued. Senator Morgan voiced caution about any broad treaty with Great Britain, and others pressed questions supporting the committee amendment as sufficient. Three minor regional nominations were confirmed.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Foraker
Ohio
Pasco
John A. Jenderson
Florida
Davis
Aetjting
P.m
Hoar
Nelson
Minnesota
New England
Chilton
Morgan
Great Britain
Messrs
Gray
Kavis
Dear
Lodge
Mrr
Mr. Morgan
Baltimore Conference Sees Busy Second Day in Staunton
The 113th annual Baltimore Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South met in Staunton Virginia with prayer and hymns. Ministers advanced to second year classes and discussions covered blameless conduct, church property titles, and educational work. The Board of Finance reported 1391.87 from investments aided by a 20000 donation. Wines was not advanced to deacon’s orders.
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Richmond
Bltimore Conference
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Staunton
Wammond
Christiansburg
Evan A A. Eadwards
William I. Henry
Charles Werbert
David HW. Kern
J. R. Jacobs
A. Larnberger
G.W. Richardson
Galloway
Z. W. Canter
Washington
S. G. Ferguson
Fredericksburg
Sholby
Messrs
Boyd and Farton
Winchester
R. J. Bingham
Board of Education
Co-Operation Board of Finance
Charles Shipley
Joint Board of Finance
Wines
Sermon Tonight at Memorial Christian Temple on the Doctrine of Non ness
The Rev. R. W. Webb preaches this evening on the Doctrine of Noness. He will explain what it is not and what it is and address objections. All who wish to hear the Word of God are invited to attend and judge the reported claims for themselves.
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R. W. Webb
Memorial Christian Temple
Sermon at First Baptist Church Draws Faith Professions
Rev Hines delivered a powerful sermon on Sin Its Nature and Pennly at the First Baptist Church last night. A large crowd listened intently as eight professions of faith and several prayer requests followed, with meetings growing in interest.
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Mr. Hines
First Baptist Church
Lrge
Industrious Employee Hovers Over Missing Clerk
A transportation firm worker in the Columbia building sends his key to a colleague and later fears for the other’s return. Hours pass with no sign of the missing friend, leaving both men unaccounted and the industrious employee waiting at his boarding house for news.
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oMees
Columbia
Trial of Dr. Joseph J. Luis Ends Without Verdict
In Iallimore on March 25 the trial of Dr. Joseph J. Luis, alleged Cuban filibuster, concluded with the defense offering no witnesses as the prosecution rested. Both sides had two hours to argue before Judge Morris instructed the jury. The jury retired at 6:30 and had not reached a verdict by nightfall. any decision would be sealed and presented in the morning.
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Iallimore
Joseph J. Luis
United States District Court
Owl
Morris
Marshall wins grand American handicap at Mikwood
Tom A. Marshall of Keithsburg captured the grand American handicap at Mikwood this morning with a perfect 25 score. His prize share is $500, but the event is hailed as the sport s greatest shooting match, with Dr W I Carver of Chicago and Henry Koegle of Newark unable to challenge Marshall.
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Long Branch
N.J
Tom A. Marshall
Keithsburg
Mikwood
Marshall
W. I. Carver
Chicago
Henry Koegle
Newark
Henry Lee
Harold Sewall Named Ministerial Candidate for Hawaii
Harold Sewall, said to be McKinley’s choice for a Hawaii minister, is the son of the man who ran on the Democratic ticket with Mr. Bryan.
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Harold Sewall
McKinley
Hawaii
Mr. Bryan
Railroads Withdraw From Traffic Associations Citing Supreme Court Ruling
The St. Louis and San Francisco railroad announced withdrawal from all freight and passenger traffic associations in the west and southwest. The move follows the Supreme Court decision on Tuesday declaring the trans Misssissippi Traffic association a serial. No action yet by car service associations.
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St. Louis
Greeks drive Turks from Malaxa amid heavy bombardment
Rumors and reports say insurgents occupy Malaxa after fierce fighting around Tsicularia. European warships shelled the town as Turkish forces evacuated the blockhouse and set it afire. Galloping danger persists as highland troops land at Canilia and Turkish fear of foreign troops grows in Crete.
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Oinea
Malaxa
Tsicularia
Ther Svyound
Ane
Halepa
Imae
Suda Bay
Mabkixa
Louisville and St. Louis Air Line Withdraws from Southern Freight Association
Louisville and St Louis Air Line withdraws from the Southern Freight Association in Louisville. The move cited economy as the sole ground. Chicago hosts a meeting of Western Trans Continental, Ohio River and Southern Passenger lines discussing the commission question amid expectations of no definite action due to the Supreme Court decision in the Trans Missouri Traffic association case.
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Louisville, Ky
Louisville and St. Louis Air Line
Southern Freight Association
St. Louis
Chicago
Western Trans-Continental
Ohio, River and Southern Passenger Association
Supreme Court
Prans- Missouri Trafic Association
Attorney General to Appeal Joint Traffic Association ruling
Washington directs District Attorney MacFarlane in New York to appeal the Circuit Court of Appeals decision for the Joint Traffic Association. The case closely follows the Trans-Missouri Freight case, where the Supreme Court upheld the anti trust law as constitutional. The AG plans to file to move the case to the present term.
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Washington
Cass
Attorney General
Supreme Court
Death of well known Petersburg pitcher Quarles
William Quarles aged about 28 to 91? died suddenly at his home in Petersburg Virginia after a surgical operation. He was proprietor of the Little Casino saloon and a famed baseball pitcher who played for Savannah Boston Western League Scranton Wilkes-Barre and Petersburg clubs. The article notes his popularity and career. Also reports a local mayoral case involving lawyers Mann Jr. and Allan Jr. being settled with fines.
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Ile
Quarles
ISM
Savannah
Scranton
Wilkesbarre
Petersburg
It. 1. Mann, Jr
Edgar Allan, Jr
Richmond
A. J. Richardson
Church Road
Dinwiddie County
Maso
WC. Willson
Petersburgz
Allen
Major II TR. Lassiter
James M. Tucker
New York Board Sets 1897 Rates and Schedules
The Board of Managers of the Joint Prairie Association issues schedules for Detroit Tolosa to the Seaboard effective immediately for the 1897 season. The association reports no changes and operations continue as normal until the United States Supreme Court rules on its case.
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New York
Died of Hydrophobia in Wheeling After Dog Bite
William Mugging died this morning in Wheeling West Virginia from hydrophobia after a dog bite in January. Seven others were injured at the same time and two treated at the Pasteur Institute in New York. A fundraiser seeks to send the others to New York for care, but fears persist that it may be too late. The Pasteur Institute has been notified but no remains have been received.
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Wheeling
W. Val
William Mugging
Pte
Pasteur Institute
New York
Hugeins
Postponed Speed Test for Gunboat Wilmington
New London Conn March 25 A fierce northwest wind and heavy sea today postponed the speed trial run of the gunboat Wilmington. The torpedo boat Porter reported none of the observing boats at station and no vessel could anchor against the sea. Another test is planned for 6 o clock tomorrow.
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New London
Conn
Wilmington
Porter
I. Wi
Marriage at Phoebus Va Miss Ida Winne Weds Harry Furness
In Phoebus March 25 a society wedding united Miss Ida Winne daughter of Major J D Winne and Mr Harry Furness. The ceremony in the Chesapeake M church featured attendants Miss Mable Schreeder and Miss Lilian Walkurt with ushers Mr Charry Kelley and Mr James D Winne Jr. The church glowed with electric lights and floral decorations. After the ceremony the couple and party went to the bride’s home.
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Phoebus
Ida Winne
J. D. Winne
Harry Phospus Furness
Soeln
Ward
Harrison Phoebus
Chesapeake Michoreh
Preeland
Mr. Turness
Collision in narrow channel involving Newport News and Express
Steamer Newport News under Captain Geoghegan reports a Wednesday night collision with the schooner Express while in the Polumae on a Washington to this city voyage. The Express suffered a broken boom and yaw. Newport News drifted and one of the schooners’ boats was left with the Express to replace the yaw.
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Geoghegan
Stemmer
Newport News
Washington
Express
Tixpress
Suppression of Johannesburg Press Sparks Outcry in Cape Town
The Cape Town Times reports 5,000 people are barred from voicing opinions as the Johannesburg Critic and Johannesburg Star face suppression by the Transvaal government. It argues voters are silenced with no courts to appeal, no weapons left, and no voice in a modern republic.
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Cape Town
Johannesburg
Johannesburg Star
Transvaal
Crown Prince to lead Greek troops in Thessaly
Athens March 4 The Crown Prince will depart at 4 o clock tomorrow morning for Thessaly where he will assume command of the Greek forces. The early departure is intended to avoid demonstrations in the capital.
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Athens
T Nhessaly
The Nest World's Pair in Expositions
The article traces the evolution of world fairs from London 1851 to Paris 1900 and hints the 1900 Paris exhibit will be grand yet possibly final. It notes the Chicago site at Jackson Park as marshy, the Park’s reuse of older structures, and a $29,000,000 Paris guarantee fund contrasted with costs at earlier fairs.
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Hayde Park
London
Chicaro
Jackson Park
Pathe
Bridge losses persist as floods erase county public crossings
A dispatch from Albany reports that aside from one bridge, no public bridge remains over the White River in the county due to floods. In Birmingham on March 1, the Avondale Mills announced its capitalization at 500000 dollars with 400000 dollars of stock subscribed.
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Savannah
Albany
Morning News
Witee
Thirmingham
Abe
Mareh
Avondale Mills
Capital
Gas roads study by Mr Frederick Egner to sail for Europe
Mr Frederick Egner former superintendent of the City Gas Light Company manufacturing department departed for New York last night and will sail to Europe to inspect gas power railways in Germany. The roads are said to cost 20 percent less to construct and operate than steam or electric railways. An American capitalist syndicate plans to introduce the system in this country.
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Frederick Egner
City Gas Light Company
New York
Europe
Germany
Hese
Stenting Charge Against Parker Alleged Coffee Theft
Richard Parker, a driver for Woodward Goudrich Company, is jailed on a charge of stealing a sack of coffee from his employers. The case will be heard in Police Court today after Parker was seen delivering the goods to a store following Mr Woodward and Mr Goodrich witnessing the theft.
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Richard Parker
Woodward-Goudrich Company
Woodward
Parker
Goodrich
State Court of Appeals
Fim
Pare
Kibler
The
Commonwealth
Will D. Kibler
Page Mreult
Court of Appeals
Circuit Court
James Keith
Pettus
Atlantic Savings & Loan Association
Hastings Court
Roanorke
Airman
Cardwell
Buiding Association
Coleman & Sons, Trustees
Circuit Court of Norfolk
John A. Buehsnan
New York Life Insurance Company
Davis
Henry County
Washinton Southern Railway Company
Laney
City of Alexandrina
Harrison—Haskin Wood Vulcanizing Company
Cleveland Shipbuilding Company
Corporation Court
Alexandria
Bumgardner and Others
Flaminecad Typewriter Company
Wythe County
After the Cripple Creek Fire The Cold Left Me
In Cripple Creek the editor notes a severe cold after a big fire and a high altitude. After using three small bottles of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy the cough and cold left him. The remedy is sold by all druggists.
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Cripple Creek
LG. Henderson
Daily Advertiser
James Madison Estate Resting Place Near Montpelier
A fragment notes James Madison reposing on the old Montpelier estate near Montpelier in Hanover County Virginia, describing a historic property linked to the fourth U.S. president.
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James Madison
Montpelier
Hanover County
Civil Service and local affairs mix in Charlottesville notes
The report notes the Civil Service Commission under President McKinsey faces no rule changes, deputy IRS collectors unlikely to be removed, and General Peyton Wise gravely ill with doctors constant beside him. Local liquor taxes rise prompting planned protests at City Council. Photographers meet in Norfolk next year with several awards, while church leaders return to duties amid health and assignment changes.
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Peyton Wise
Ile
G. D. Wise
John
Wise
Minnneo
Distemper Hy drophobia Debated In Richmond Fatalities Cited
A veterinary expert denies hydrphobia in Virginia noting a nervous distemper form misdiagnosed as hydrophobia. He warns that dogs with distemper or black tongue risk blood poisoning if they bite. The text also reports Kibler v Commonwealth, a Kibler murder conviction on appeal granting a new trial. Additional court opinions are listed by judges and cases across multiple counties.
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Virginia
State Veterinary Association
W. Wf. Marbaugh
Richmond
Harbaugh
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Rudolphi & Wallace
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Tom Marshall
Trans- Missouri Freight Association
McKennae
European Ware Wessely
Prince George of
Greece
Thesseal
Pightren
Nerok- Onru
Clehtven
Sada
Canilia
Candia
Willeas
Quarlls
Parther
Sciloone EH
Port Washington
Hiruger
Lron Jieand
Thessaly
Journal of Comme
Eure
Norfolk
Charlottesville
Hichmond
Wilam Tryin
President Proctor
Civil Service Commisseion
Proctor
Mckinsey
Uless
Mon Jtyun Jruthers
Proostor
Gen. Wise
Photographers' Association
Plecker
Lynchburg
J. TP. Wampler
William Freeman
W. J. Wright
Leleh Street Baptist Church
A. B. Dunaway
Farr
Supreme Court OF Appirals
Mazapura
Ceylon-India
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