Annexation turmoil and imperial plans swirl in Hawaii
Hawaiian news reports an extra Senate session to ratify the annexation treaty, with Minister Hatch in close contact with President Dole. Demonstrations on September 14 are planned to oppose closer ties with the United States, while anti annexation sentiment intensifies amid Japanese arbitration issues.
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Frangiaco
Cal
Australia
Honolulu
Francis M. Hatch
Washington
Senate
Hatch
Dole
McKinley
Congress
Japan
Hawaiian Star
Sugar Trust
United States
Morfan
Quay
Bennington
San Diego
Marion
Maresland
Hawaii
Alnister
United States Senate
Washtington
Congres
NAW Silver Record Hits New Low in Market
New York September 1 bar silver fell to a new low at 61 cents an ounce, four cents below the previous record. Mexican dollars quoted at 41 cents. Low’s opening price at 23 1/4, later declining 29 1/4 below the prior low. The drop attributed to suspension of Indian hills sales for ten weeks, reducing exchange supply and possibly lifting Indian exchange to the gas shipment point. Silver value in the standard dollar stands at 30.63 cents.
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New York
India
Potash in the vat in Luetgert murder trial
In Chicago on September 1 two witnesses testified in the Luetgert murder trial. The night watchman Frank Talk, who had begun his testimony yesterday, was cross-examined by the defense. He maintained his basic account, though the defense established that Ludgert often wandered the factory at night.
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Red
Luergent
Luetgert
Frank Odorofsky
Chicago
Ludgert
Hig al
Brady Takes Charge of Petersburg Revenue Office
Col James D Brady assumes control as incoming collector of internal revenue in Petersburg Virginia and names deputies including stamp deputy G Gillam of Dinwiddie County division deputies Lewis Youngblood and B S Hooper. Several transfers and temporary appointments noted as office changes unfold amid local political and civic events.
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Petersburg Revenue Office
Petersburg
James D. Brady
Internal Revenue
Brady
G. Gillam
Dinwiddile
Jno. M. Pleasants
Harris Donnan
Richmond
Col
Grady
Asa Rogers
Lewis Youngblood
Prince George County
Lester
Chesterfield County
B. 8
Hooper
Farmville
Virginian
Ryan
M. Ryan
Col. Grady
A. P. Hill
J. D. Sublet
Shirley Hotel
Beauregard
Sublett
Geauroeard
West End Baptist
Mesers
John M. Stenrans & Co
Dinwiddle
Sussex County
Waverly
House of Delegates
Sussex
Greeneville
George A Thompson
Thompson
Dunlop
Tobeco
Seth Low Nominated by Citizens' Union for Mayor
In New York on September 1 Seth Low, Columbia University president and former Brooklyn mayor, was placed in nomination by the Citizens' Union borough committees ahead of the Republican convention. A deputation from allied parties urged delay until September 28, but the Union pressed ahead. The conference at Astor House adjourned with Low formally nominated and a notification letter prepared.
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New York
Greater
Citizens’ Union
Seth Low
Columbia University
Brooklyn
Citizens Union
Brookfield
Home Rule
Independence Hall Democratic
Brooklyn Committee of Fifty
Low
Northeast Harbor
Maine
Citizens' Tinton
City of
Astor House
Tepublican Organisation
U N Neutrality Report on Spain Cuba Relations 1897
The Carlisle report to Senor de Lome on Cuban insurrection clarifies U S duties to Spain under international law. It concludes the United States owes Spain international duties in war time, must prevent arms shipments and expeditions, and that U S municipal laws cannot justify international wrongs against a friendly nation. The study analyzes Three Friends ruling and emphasizes vigilance to curb military expeditions from U S soil.
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Washington
D. C
Calderon Carlivie
Senor Depuy de Lome
United States
Spain
Spada Shuba
Mrr
Carlisle
Wwenns
Supreme Court
Three Friends
Carlists
Great Britain
Penes
Insurgenta
Cuba
Ler
Cluizens
Unitedtates
Ruth
American captive James Thomas Carry freed by Cuban authorities
Consul General reports Carry, born in Cedar Falls Iowa and long resident of Chicago, held by Spanish authorities in Cuba, has been released and will be sent to New York next Thursday. He has participated in the insurrection for about eighteen months.
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Carry
Bent
SENDING MONEY SOUTHWARD Rounds of currency transfers move to southern points
Currency transfers of 170 were received for shipment to southern and Southwestern points via sub treasury postas. Several leading New York bankers sent currency orders south, with about 3,000,000 in shipment last week. Also ad for steamer Northampton from Bay Line wharf at 7:00 a.m. daily except Sunday to Mobjack Bay with $1 round trip and meals 60 cents each.
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New York
Treasury
Posta
New Orleans
Olea
Northampton
Bay Line
Mobjack Bay
Political struggles in Henrico and Richmond in early September
Henrico voters prepare for the primary with House of Delegates and Senatorial races. Candidates include Maupin, Addison, and Throckmorton for the House, while Senatorial contests involve Meveridge and opponents like Munford and Sands. Capt. W. S. Lurry, Governor candidacy chatter, and Civil Service changes under Colonel Brady draw attention as appointments and removals ripple through Richmond offices. Governor O Ferrall names Virginia delegates to the National Road Parliament meeting in Nashville.
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Priint
Richmond
Henrico County
Naual
House of Delegates
House
Alessia
Addison
Maupin
W. Throckmorton
Meveridge
Messie
Munford
Sands
W. S. Lurry
Marrivonburs
Wits
State Republican Committee
Colonel Lamb
Larky
Lamb
Mosera
Allan
Waddill
Brady
Ryan
I. BR. Dashiell
Mias McHugh
Norfolk
Lrady
Treasury Department
Washington
Repulieus
Titchmond
Nenrao
Jones
Ruth Aiken
Baltimore
Aiken
Tourlen County
GG. W. Thomas
Len Thurke
East Main Street
Jean the Alken
Laurel
Womn
Ellen Turke
Garnett
O'’Ferrall
Virginia
National Road Parliament
Nashville
Tenn
Target Robert Co. Kent
Wythe County
Joseph Bryan
George KR
Kean
Rockingham County
George MM. Th. Rowe
Mathews County
Enj
Chambers
Nortumberland
Beth Fy
Miller
WW. Williams
Southampton County
Prank Hast
R. A. Bowen
Chester
Territorial district appointees listed by counties
The document lists supervisors for each district with names and associated counties including Gooch land Bruna wick St we Tuggle Not toway Lak Anderson Pie eylymnin Trankin Montgomery Alba marie Fret erick Lou doun Wythe Richmond Lee Thock bridge Auusia and related figures.
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Field County
TR. D. James
Goochland County
N. Powell
Brunawick County
St. We Tuggle
Nottoway County
Anderson
Pie Eylymnin
W. Saunders
Trankin County
Carrington
Charlotte County
Randolph
Mont-gomery County
L. W. Macon
Albamarie County
J. C. Jordan
Freterick County
O. HF. Hine
Wairfax
Henry Fairfax
Loudoun County
Itarold Mathewa
Wythe County
H. C. T. Richmond
Lee County
K. PR. Witt
Thockbridge County
Silan H. Walker
Auusia County
Brambleton Officer Dies After Typhoid Battle
Police Sergeant Walstead of Brambleton dies at home after a two week illness. Born in Princess Anne county about forty, he joined the Brambleton force as its first local appointee after city incorporation. Highly praised by superiors, peers, and civic groups, he served ten years, formerly a letter carrier, and earned full respect for duty and reliability. Funeral at 1 pm at his residence with many officers attending. city flag at half mast. Mayor Mayo commended his character to the police board in a yesterday communique.
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Grambleton
M. Glennan
Post Office
City Mall
Dornin
Brambleton Ward
Oliver Halstead
Vandalia Lodge of Odd Fellows
Brambleton Lodge of Pythians and Industry Council
Mayo
Board of Police Commissioners
Board of Health Meeting Covers Private Wells and Sewers
The Board of Health met with Dr. Newbill chairing to tour water supply sites and report on conditions. Private sewers and nuisance wells were discussed, with orders to inspect and abate violations and to require permits. inspectors tallied cases found and abated over three weeks.
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Board of Health
Newblill
McCormick
Wr. Chiles
Riddick
Petts and Bell
Health Ollcer
Shepherd
Mutt
Chiles
Quiell Lake
Lawson
Revere Wands
Middick
Pettin
Newbill
Bell
North Avenue
Spring Direct
Moran Avenue
Ile
Boar
Dukes
Messrs
W. T
T. J. Bast
Highland Avenue
Holick
Inspector Pettis
Inspector Bell
Japan to side with United States at Seals Conference
From Victoria B C Sept 1 Japanese papers say the commissioner to the Washington sealing conference this fall will be instructed to align with the United States on remedial measures for the preservation of the seals and sea otters.
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Victoria
GE. C
Washington
United States
Colonel Lambs Call for Virginia Republican Convention in Lynchburg
Colonel William Lamb announced a statewide Republican convention to be held in Lynchburg on October 8 to nominate a state ticket. Delegates from counties and cities will be elected by September 20 for city delegates and September 20 for county delegates, with each 100 votes or fraction determining representation. The call follows requests from Republicans across the state and notes the 1806 vote basis for delegate allocation.
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Virginian
Achmoml
William Lamb
Telchmond
Rtepubican
Lynelybury
Warren
Lurry
Rh. A. Wise
Associated Press
Richmond
Lamb
Virginia
Woodford to Leave for San Sebastian for Spain Talks
Washington reports United States minister Woodford will depart for San Sebastian to be informally presented to Spain's foreign affairs minister and gain temporary authority to handle emergency matters. The move delays confirmation of full instructions from President McKinley but will position Woodford to present views once the Spanish court returns, with future plenipotentiary status anticipated.
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Washington
Atl. Woolford
United States
Spain
State Department
Parle
San Sebastian
San Sebas- Ana
Mckinley
Woodford
Cuba
Madrid
Funeral services for Walter W. Godfrey on Clay Street
Walter W. Godfrey died at his home on Clay Street. His funeral was held yesterday afternoon at the First Gap Church at 4 o'clock. Rev. C. W. Williams of Winston, temporarily filling the pulpit, conducted the service. Harmony Lodge of Odd Fellows, of which he was a member, attended. Interment followed at Elmwood Cemetery. The funeral of Thomas Hickey, who died Tuesday night, was held at his boarding house on Plume Street at 4 o'clock yesterday. He was buried at St. Mary’s Cemetery.
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Walter W. Godfrey
Clay Street
Tey
C. W. Williams
Winston, N
Watcher
Harmony Lodge of Odd Fellows
Elmwood Cemetery
Thomas Hickey
Plume Street
St. Mary's Cemetery
Sloop H. J. Bradshaw Crew Rescued After Sand Bar Sinking
During a Monday storm the sloop H. J. Bradshaw from Trimpton sank in Hampton Roads while carrying a sand load. Three crewmen escaped onto a plank and floated to Horse Shoal. Captain Thomas Gibbon, aboard a passing punt, rescued them.
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H. J. Bradshaw
Trimpton
Hampton Roads
Thomas Gibbon
Quiet Grace Baptist wedding seals union of Hawke and Twiford
In Grace Baptist Church pastor’s study last night, William J. Pw married Hessle May Hawke, daughter of R. Hawke of Hunterville. Best man was W. T. Morris and maid of honor Beulah M. Twiford. Rev. Lt. H. Wright conducted the ceremony.
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Grace Baptist Church
William J
Hessle May Hawke
Schooner Henry Caught in Squall Off Assateague Island
The schooner Henry, bound from Morfolk to New York with lumber, was struck by a squall near Assateague Island. Masts and rigging suffered damage, the foremast split, and the Finch returned to Assateague for repairs.
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Assateagueée Island
Henry
New York
Assateague
Outbreak Reported Among Malabar Moslems in Madras Presidency
An outbreak is reported among the Mopiahs or fanatical Mohammedans of the Malabar coast in the Madras Presidency. It has not yet become serious. Malabar lies on the west coast of India. the term Malabar coast also extends to the region along the western shore. The report mentions a Count of Turin described by French papers as brisk, tall, and straightforward, amid a mix of unrelated notes.
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Malabar
Coaer
Madras
Malabar Coast
India
Madras Presidency
Geneva
Turin
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