Hale Opposes Cuban Resolution in Senate Debate
In Washington on May 10 the Morgan Cuban resolution drew extended Senate debate. Senator Hale of Maine argued against the resolution citing risks to diplomacy and Spain’s finances while Senator White of California opposed it. Other Senators, including Turpie of Indiana, pressed for support and the session adjourned after executive proceedings. John Farrow applied for a federal collector post.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Mar. Lale
Maine
Mr. White
California
Turpie
Indiana
Chandler
New Hampshire
Committee On
Hale
Spain
Wberry
Alabama
Morgan
Washington
United States
Hide
Cleveland
Olney
Cal
Cuba
State Department
Wale
Moreen
Itale
Pon
Mp. West
Committee On Commerce
Mississippi River
Ture
Heme
White
Cataifornia
Morrill Repo
Vermont
Appointment as Norfolk customs collector cited for Farrow
Farrow of Brairon? Or Braidnor, Ohio is named in relation to his 7 appointment as collector of customs at Norfolk Virginia. The notice lists his origin and official role in the federal appointment.
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Norfolk
Farrow
Braidnor, O
Simpson After Reed Again in Kansas Political Clash
Washington May 10 The House resumes public business as it considers Senate amendments to the sundry civil appropriation bill under a daily recess rule. Kansas Rep Simpson presses for quorum issues but fails to disrupt the session. Dingley denies remarks about a tariff bill aiming to impound greenbacks as politics recedes. Debate focuses on restoring forest reservations to the public domain per Cleveland's February order.
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Washington
House
Senate
Simpson
Kansas
Dingley
Ways and Means Committee
Aceasion
Treasury
Cleveland
Daughters of the Confederacy meet at noon today
Local brief notes a Daughters of the Confederacy meeting at noon and visits by Dr Lovell of Johns Hopkins University to Mgr H H Rumble. Other items include Confederate Memorial week events, theft report at a circus, and Odd Fellows Grand Lodge gathering in Staunton.
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Daughters of the Confederacy
Lovell
Johns Tinyakins University
Baltimore
Mgr
H. H. Rumble
Berkley
Norfolk
Portsmouth
Haupton
New York
Colonial Church
Virginia Beach
Old Church
Messrs
Ll. T. Blick
John CC
James
William J. Moore
Camden
N.J
Supreme Lope 1 Mechanics
Unit City
Young Men’s Christian Association
William Vandenburg
United States
Hoenn
G. A. TR
Dornin
Brambleton
Thomas
Park Avenue
Trambleton Board
Colored YMCA Building Fund Meeting Raises Funds
A large and enthusiastic meeting was held Sunday at Little Street Baptist Church. About 100 was raised and over 280 in pledges were promised toward the building fund. The Colored YMCA had deposited 100 on hand at Burr Fon and Co's bank, but its building fund remains due to the bank failure.
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Burr Fon & Cno
Lite Street Baptist Church
Pinger Cut Air Ends in Loss of Finger at Mast’s Factory
Johnnie Wynn, a worker at Mast's factory on Chapel Street, had a finger severed by an accident Friday. He carried the severed finger to a doctor and urged amputation or reattachment, but the physician said the limb could not be saved.
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Johnnie Wynn
Mast
Chapel Street
Exposition Day Auction Sneaks In Dor Tin Made Bowl
A finely decorated china punch bowl by Mrs. T. L. Dortin of this city will be raffled at the Nashville Exposition today. The piece is on display at Johnston's China Store on Chinarmby Street and has been highly praised by visitors.
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T. L. Dor- Tin
Nashville
Johnston
Chiranby Street
Entertainment at Freemason Street Baptist church
The Baptist Young People's Union of Freemason Street Baptist Church held an enjoyable evening with the juvenile department in charge producing a delightful program. Refreshments were served.
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Baptist Young Tpoame
Freemason Street Baptist Church
Lecture on the Shenandoah by Capt Whittle at veterans camp
Capt William C Whittle, executive officer of the Confederate cruiser Shenandoah, will lecture tonight before Pickett Buchanan Camp Confederate Veterans on the famed vessel.
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William C. Whittle
Oliver
Lesture
Pickett-Buchanan
Harbor Dredging Completed at The Harbor
The Morris and Cummings Dredging Co. finished removing one million cubic feet of mud from the harbor. Work began October 14, 1896, at a cost of $100,000 to Uncle Sam.
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Morris & Cummings Dredging Company
Uncle Sam
Interstate Commission probes differential freight rates case
The United States Interstate Commerce Commission resumed hearings in New York on the New York Produce Exchange versus thirty four railroads over grain oil and provisions freight differentials from the West to Philadelphia Baltimore Norfolk Newport News and Boston. Arguments centered on two to three cent per hundred weight differences and whether terminal facilities and export costs biased New York trade. The session adjourned to noon then reconvened to hear witness testimony on historical rate practices and their impact on commerce with adjournment to tomorrow morning.
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Philadelphia
United States Interstate Commercee Commission
United States Circuit
New York
Produce Exchange of
Interstate Commerce
Baltimore
Newport News
Notton
Norfolk
Fasten
Interstate Contrerce
The
A. M. McKnight
John Vatlant
J. D. Wker- Han
Pennsylvania
B. John G. Johnson
New York Central
Rank Vi. Loomis
Boston and Albany
Sherman Moor
West Shore
Ashbel Green
Baltimore and Ohio
Ex-Didge Pond
Ex-Didge Pond; the (Kesapeake ‘and Ovato, By Henry 8. Dinter
Lehigh Valles
Pawels T. Gowen
Dudge
William A. Wisher
Baltimore Chamber of Commerce
Pee O'Cloets
Mer, Wernan
Prady
Silva W. Pettis
Kernan
Pla
Ife
Battinmoore
Galveston
Philadelph Trates Aetietics
Southern Baptist Convention Concludes in Wilmington Session
The Southern Baptist convention adjourned sine die at 6 o clock in Wilmington North Carolina after a productive session. Delegates and visitors will travel to Norfolk for the next gathering on the Friday before the seventeenth Sunday in May. Discussions covered foreign missions woman’s work and denominational relations with notable addresses by Rev Z S Whitman and Rev J Taylor along with reports from the Woman’s Missionary Union and other committees.
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Wilmington
N. C
Southern Baptist Convention
Norfolk
Meiro
Z. S. Whitman
The
Columbian University
Wis Takon
D.C
J Taylor
D. 20
Mobile
Alm
M. RB. Wharton
Stath
Vistol
Rust
Tennessee
M. B. Wharton
Virginia
Ad. M. Frost
Iund der AL Vann
Colored
Boreiga Mission
Toppers
Maryland
C. He. Winston
Vinia
Africa
J. J. Hawthorne
Nashville
Woman's Missionary Union
Awd Find P. m
Central Committee
District of Columbia
Alabama
Ape
Annie W. Aqtins
Nellie Martin
WoNiai O. Lowdes
Agricultural May returns reveal mixed winter crop health
The May Department of Agriculture report shows varied condition of winter crops across states. Indiana and Wisconsin report severe winter injury while California and the Pacific states remain strong. New Jersey to Maryland show declining rye and barley conditions with some states near normal.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Indiana
Kineas
California
Pennsylvania
Ansuie
Texas
Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Virginian
New Jersey
Marylane
Wisconsin
Iowa
Missouri
Ohio
Michigan
Nebraska
Koreas
Pacific
New York
Dinors
Minnesota
Towa
Cotton Report May 1895 Prospects Across States
The May cotton report shows planting progress and intended acreage across states. Northern areas lag due to late season rains. Texas reports earlier than usual planting. European reports are mixed with France noting smaller wheat area and India signaling no wheat exports this year.
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Indiana
Olinois
Michigan
Oregon
California
Lown
Europe
France
Prussia
Washington, D.C
Statietician
Department of Agriculture
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Townia
Texas
Arkansas
Tennessee
Sons of Confederate Veterans Meet At Camp Hall
The Sons of Confederate Veterans held a meeting at the hall of Pheleet- Buchanan Camp with enthusiastic attendees and many on rolls. Across the state camps push to boost work and recruitment for old soldiers widows and preserving truthful history. A full attendance is urged for Thursday May 27 with invitations to visit even if not joining.
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Pheleet- Buchanan
Narrow escape saves fireman from overdose
Engineer James Bryan of the fire department had a narrow escape from death Sunday afternoon around 1 o clock after being found lying face down on a bed in a stupor from an overdose of laudanum. He was not addicted but sought relief from terrible pain and swallowed too much. Medical aid arrived quickly and he was soon out of danger.
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James Bryan
Fire Department
Local Workman Dies From Train Injuries at Retreat
Lee Smith, who sustained injuries after being struck by a Norfolk and Western train, died yesterday at the Retreat from those wounds.
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Lee Smith
Norfolk and Western
Newest Discovery Ad for Pain-Free Teeth Extraction
An old advertisement promotes painless tooth extraction by a New York dentist group at 234 Main Street Ennis. It mentions eye discomfort and headaches, promising relief with proper glasses and Dr Weck.
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N. Y
Main Street
Ennis
Dr. Weck
Powers push Greece toward Crete autonomy amid intervention plan
A diplomatic note from the major powers presses Greece to consent to autonomy for Crete. Greece is expected to declare willing troops withdrew and accept a crete autonomy scheme. The note, likely to be presented after German instructions, signals potential intervention in Crete if needed. Edgerton, the British representative, attends discussions as tensions rise.
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Athens
Tere
Geece
Crete
Creece
Greece
M. Ratti
M. Skoutlandis
Porehen A al Tatrs
Edgerton
Ds Keey
Powera
Donthes
Heivy Raules
Greeks Hesitate to Fight as Turks Advance in Volos Region
May 11 reports from Valo and Larissa describe Greek civilians indignant at perceived desertion by Greek troupes. Turkish forces reach Volo railroad station but find engines unusable, rail material seized by Greeks. French navy salutes Ottomans while Turks complain of Greek non-resistance and fear Greek troops in Athens due to a possible revolution.
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Larissa
Aitairs
Valo
Ies
Almyron
Cheneral Smolenski
Tive
Athens
Disturbance at Lambert's Point Involves Whites and Negroes
A Saturday dispute at Lambert's Point over seating on an electric car led to a fight between white men and Black passengers. John Lussey was struck on the head with a plank and carried home unconscious, though not believed to be in danger. Tensions remain high and locals fear further confrontations.
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Lambert's Point
Nepro
John Lussey
Powhattan Manufacturing Company
Ile
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve advertised to heal skin conditions
The advertisement promotes Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as the best salve for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, rash, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and other eruptions. It claims to cure piles with a money back guarantee and notes the price as 25 cents per basic unit, sold by Burrow Martin & Co.
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Bucklen
Burrow, Martin
Cross Domus Yardage Sale at Acoayer
Levy Bros at 44 Main street advertises a sale of cross domus fabrics 3 000 yards in stock including Yicaneigul sheer stuffs extra wide shirt walats and separate skirts for hot weather wear Onurite seamer corsets warranted as part of the offering.
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Acoayer
Yicaneigul
Levy Bros
Main Street
The Home-Minor at 240 Main Street
A brief notice advertises The Home-Minor venue at 240 Main Street praising its tone and beauty as a premier local site.
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Main Street
Fruit Growers' Refriterator Express Ready for Perishables
Armour and Co proprietors announce ready perishable fruit service to points North. Cars are iced and chilled and will receive freight at all points on the A. and D. line East Siding and on the wharf of the New York Philadelphia and Norfolk railroad in Norfolk. Readers urged to check the ad on page second for bargains at Wright's 870 Main Street this week.
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Froultgrowers
Refriterator Express
Armour & Co
Eeast
New York, Philadelphia and Norfolk Railroad
Norfolk
Matt
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Hale and White
Leongiuhy
Siro
Democratic Caucus
Democrats
John Farrow
Reed
Pinger
Baptist
Shenandoah
Commerce Commission
Cerdian Exchange
Nofolk
Crowtel
Iex
Twisher
Piattimere
Abr Now
Arene
Avanel Tompa
Fla
Tay
Prapasyod
Psenhlisa
Mission Ima Erusalem
Isay Cios
Noreform Antonismliled Eeem
MacCortie
William A. MacCorkle
Charleston
W. Va
Ely
MacCorkle
America
Wiskee
Eoln
Provitade Ordug
Reyna
Jen Greoeats Agrerniens
Poywoers Coy
Negross
Civent
Wright's
Weels
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