Recognition of Cuba: Senate Passes Neutrality Resolution
The Senate approved a resolution declaring a state of war between Spain and Cuba and urged strict U.S. neutrality, with the final vote 41 to 14. The tally showed 18 Republicans, 19 Democrats, and 4 Populists for the measure, versus 12 Republicans opposing.
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Rovernmient
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Cuba
United States of America
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Bacon
Baker
Tate
Erry
HepCarter
Chandler
Chilon
Chari
Fy Gockre
Cullam
Davis
Deline
J. Gallinger
Gorman
Hans‘byobeh
Haris
Kansas
Aeclfeld
Jones
Arkansas
Kenney
Lindsay
Meride
Cuba Policy Debate in Senate Sees Warship Proposals
Senators sparred over Cuban policy with talk of deploying battleships to Havana to protect officials and threaten Spain. Thurston urged action for international law and national honor while Morgan and other lawmakers argued doctrinal and party loyalties amid calls for peace and readiness.
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Hale
Linus
Lin
gSpooner
Nebraska
Senate
State Department
United States
Thurston
Cuba
Tanta Party
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Poe
Cped
Nu Breal
Alabama
Morgan
Sherman
Republican Party
Spain
United States of America
Facion
Havana
Senate Debates Cuban Policy Urges Caution In Action
Senator Elkins West Virginia urged restraint and thorough inquiries before Senate action on Cuba, questioning that any government exists to recognize. Mason defended inspecting Cuban affairs. debate drew crowds as votes on referring the resolution proceeded.
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Elkins
West Virginia
Senate
Miles
Mason
Hawley
Connecticut
Yeas
Follevies
Ealyn Tuner
Petter
Pairbanks
Cuba
Morgan
Paidbanks
Independence Day observance committee meeting summary
The observance committee chaired by W. Berton discussed funding to defray celebration costs. A programme committee led by F. Oakley and R. Worsham was appointed with advisory members. A school children participation plan was set for review by the school board. Committees will also engage the Business Men's Association and Chamber of Commerce for cooperation. Gospel Army reported young men will participate in the parade. Next meeting at Richardson's Wall is scheduled for Thursday two weeks hence.
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W. 2. Berton
Messrs
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GC. Townsend
C. W. King
W. B. Barton
F.2d. Oakley An
R. H. Worsham
Messrs. L. Richardson
R. &. Playland
C. @. Hunt
Euyssib Rel
Vagy
Finend
Chamber of Commerce
Page
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Gospel Army
Richardson's Wall
Hays
Bitter Cuba debate as House balks on belligerency vote
Washington May 20 1887 bitter party clash over Cuban relief and recognition. Democrats and Populists pressed to consider Moran resolution for belligerency while Republicans sought to shield negotiations under President Cleveland. Bailey Hitt Livingstone and others argued for immediate aid to American citizens in Cuba and for recognizing Cuban independence.
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Commnans Pricy
Mr. Fiat
Meinley
Cuba
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Associated Press
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Symecker Reed
Wis
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Wisconsin
Colson
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Robbins
Pennsylvania
Senate
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Hitt
Mississippi
Livingstone
Georgia
A Wheeler
Alabama
Adams
Chivton
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Gell
Colorado
Simpson
Kansas
Holt
Town
Brown
Ohio
Mir Robbins
Dalzell
Mr. Onden
Louisiana
United States
Republican Party
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Minois
Jie
Phi
Sud Mc Hitt
Funeral for Miss Jordan Held at Local Church
Morus Ds of Tine mourns the loss of their elder daughter Jordan aged 43. The funeral is at 4 PM today at residence No 108 Chaplain Street, with remains to be taken to Smith A Parish at 2 3 PM and burial tomorrow in the family lot at St Pauls Isle of Wight county.
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Mietnes
Smith AP
Piscopal
Wid St. Pauls
Tsle
Wight County
Death of Mrs Sarah A Arrington at Norfolk home
Mrs Sarah A Arrington longtime resident died at her residence No 210 Beenelmired Street at 10 10 yesterday morning after an illness of nine months aged 60. Widow of Isaiah Arrington formerly of the Eastern Shore, left four children and was active in church and local affairs. Local notices mention neighbors and merchants, with medical and consumer ad snippets interwoven.
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Arrington
Wispe Peary
Insurance Irregularities Highlighted At Southeastern Tariff Meeting
The Southeastern Tariff Association held its second day in the Hotel Chamberlin Assembly room with committees appointed to study rates and individual cases. President H. Y. Tupper reported data on the association’s expanding reach to 1 720 towns and cities, 3 047 mills, and noted issues on sprinkler protected mills and commission practices.
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Southeastern Tariff Association
Hotel Chamberlin
8. Y. Tupper
Tupper
Chiefs Present at City Fire Conven tion Meeting
Chiefs Toyner and Ryan from Atlanta and Norfolk attended as interested listeners and planned statements on fire heating facility improvements. Afternoon photos taken in front of the Chamber. Committees worked late scheduling details for today's session.
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Toyner
Ryan
Atlanta
Norfolk
Local Notes From Randolph Street And Nearby
Water pipes are being laid on Randolph street. Rev. Mr. Garrison spoke on The Prodigal Son at the Church of Christ last night. The Ryland Institute ladies plan an entertainment at the old First Baptist church tonight, May 2. An all-ages picnic for the echoef children starts at 10:80 p m with rendezvous at Bank and Charlotte. A ten day camp meeting by Rev. Darden, colored, at Chich street and Princes Anne avenue begins next Wednesday May 26 at 4.7 p m. Mrs. A. L. Spandour visits Denver via Lincoln and Queen Bryan, hinting at Norfolk greeting next month. Norfolk Academy field games invite attendance Friday May 71 at the McA park with committee members listed.
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George Kendall
Union Mission
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Garrison
Church of Christ
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Echoef
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Rey
Shim Darden
North Carolan
Chich Street
Princesa Anne Avenue
A. L. Spandour
Denver
Col
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Neb
Lion
Bryan
Norfolk
Mr. Spandour
Norfalk
Ian
Norfolk Academy
Priday
VY. Mc. A. Park
Ghent
Alfred T. Walton
Avilliam
Dey
Lee Taylor
Stroud
Trugeel Hardy
William HL. White
Mary Pd
Whites
Koerner Recital Delights Norfolk Audience
The concert featured Bach Toccatto in D minor and the overture to William Tell with Koerner delivering a refined performance. Miss Taylor sang with clarity and power, Jenkins performed Adams Islands of Leams, Gorjes offered Variations on a Russian Theme, and a piano organ duo by Miss Roper and Ma Moorner pleased attendees.
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Mr. Koerner
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Miss Ropers
Pitz
Young
Koerner
Norfolk
Gene Lemon
Motorman jumps to avoid collision. breaks leg
At 12 15 yesterday afternoon RK. 1. Melvin, motorman on the Queen View train No. 37, jumped from his car onto the track and broke his right leg. He saw train No. 12 from Old Point on the track and, fearing a collision, leaped off though he could have prevented the accident by staying at his post.
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Melvin
Qeern
Aediteh
Old Point
May Festival Dress Rehearsal at WY MCA Park Ghent
The children slated for the May Festival must attend a final rehearsal this afternoon at 5 o'clock at WY MCA Park Ghent. The notice lists sponsors and local names connected to the event and a medical remedy advertisement for piles and skin diseases.
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Ghent
Change in Old Dominion Schedule Between Norfolk and Old Point
Commencing Monday May ith the steamer Luray will leave Bay Line wharf at 1 30 a m returning from Old Point at 1 0 a m This change adds a Norfolk Bay Line wharf departure at 7 00 am and 4 60 pm with returns from Old Point at 9 00 am 2500 4 00 and 6 5 pm schedule adjustments described for the route between Norfolk and Old Point District.
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Luray
Bay Line
Ol Point
Norfolk
Effects of over eating Besels
Sampbhelt's Photeognanhs presents a garbled title about effects of over-eating. The readable portion hints at a studio scene and a publication tag Ovomy Work with a date like 2. M0 044. The content is unclear but centers on health or dietary topics.
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Sampbhelt
Democratic State Committee Meeting in Roanoke Minutes
Report on a state Democratic committee gathering in Roanoke with delegates from Lynchburg Staunton Norfolk Newport News and Richmond. Debate over endorsements and platform aims to reunite the party amid uncertain results and regional splits with small vote totals and no clear outcome.
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Roanoke
Aes Eye
Norfolk
Lynch Burg
Richmond
Staunton
Newport
Lee
Winshatne Uy
Sary Eiple
New George
Roosevelt Inspects Construction Work During Visit
Roosevelt inspected the construction site and praised the progress during a visit by officials. The secretary accompanied the entourage and reviewed the workmanship, signaling satisfaction with the ongoing project.
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Fragmented OCR Brief Mentions Person and Place
A partial OCR line mentions a person and a place with unclear context. Details are insufficient to identify event, date, or organization. reader should inspect nearby text for a coherent summary.
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