Dual Alliance and Russian Influence Captivate Europe
Public attention centers on the dual alliance as Russia looms over European affairs. Queen Victoria and Lord Salisbury trust Russia’s influence, while France and Germany react to Parisian gossip and imperial visits. Armies mobilize with autumn maneuvers amid debates on peace and power.
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General Pitshugh Lee Leaves Havana for New York
General Pitshugh Lee United States consul general departs Havana aboard the Ward Line steamer Insurance with his son and private secretary on leave of absence amid questions about his return. Washington reports indicate the State Department granted leave to return to the United States and a successor may be named soon.
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D. C
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Brady’s Deputies Named by New Collector in Revenue Moves
Washington Sept 4 The Treasury says Colonel Brady Collector for Richmond District reported he acted within the law appointing a deputy at Richmond Petersburg and Norfolk under President Me Linley orders He reappointed two ex soldiers and used emergency provisions to fill the third deputy from the Civil Service Commission list He expects to appoint from the eligible list soon as names are ready across the country other collectors follow similar procedure to supply permanent appointments from eligible lists
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Racing scenes stir Petersburg as crowds gather
September 4 Petersburg Virginia reports strong local interest in Saturday events at Devele races with late closes for haniteau and other events. Cockade Cycle Club president Stevens travels to Washington for upcoming bicycle races. Thomas, a colored tailor’s apprentice, accidentally shoots himself in the leg when the pistol discharges. Mettie returns from Cleveland after attending the American Bar Association meeting. Internal Revenue Deputy appointment: Charles Gee of Prince George named by Collector Brady.
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W. P. Mettie
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Cleveland
Ohio
J. OD. Brady
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Prince George County
Specsal
Trevenue
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Vital Blood Tones
This old advertisement touts Hood's Pills as the only remedy for blood cleansing and strength, claiming Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies and anti vexes the blood and tones the entire system, presenting a broad cure-all claim.
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Emperor William’s Speech Sparks German Press Turmoil
Berlin reports show international and domestic unease over Emperor William II’s constitutional stance as his forthcoming speech and political moves provoke liberal and conservative editors. AP sources note a plan to replace the Chancellor and a likely October exit of Prince Bismarck’s era, with German Catholic bishops debating limits on papal temporal authority.
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Italy
Hamburg
Cronstad
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Mohenlohe
Cazelle
Iuedes
Aaron von Durlow
Taren von Thellmann
Washington
Treasury
Justhell
Landshut
Havania
Cycle Races at Twin City Meet Featuring World Champion
The two day cycle race meet in Twin City, Monday and Tuesday in September, offers forty prizes for top riders. World champion Aimirerinin is expected to ride daily, with professional pacemakers for fast times in the one half and one mile events. Chalvinin ONeill flies to Washington for Labor Day races and Norfolk entries. Ocean View Company to operate frequent 10 cent round trips to the track. Seven events daily start at 3 pm, plus time exhibitions of Zimmeriyaa.
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Brady Brings Out Deputy Question In Revenue Case
Col James J Chudy reports no fear of legal action over deputies deemed ineligible for office due to service rules. He notes replacements are under inspection and awaits Washington guidance. Rep John Lamb returns with hopes for smoother staffing as rail excusions loom for September 23 rally.
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Jlon
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Miche
Virginia
Manchester
City in Paragraph Tilefest Mentions and Travelers
City news lists locals visiting Philadelphia Baltimore New York and Virginia sites. Names include Cuanjup Albion and Tiles Roanoke County with travel by Royal Blue Line May Line and steamer. Officials like Lieutenant Wright attend postal clerks meeting in Baltimore.
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Norfolk
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Virginia
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Europe
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Baltimore
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National Street
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Bermuda Street
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Smith
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City Post Office
PostoMee Clerks’ Assocination
Monumental
Wright
North
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Luetgert Murder Trial Receives Strongest Prosecution Evidence
Chicago reports a decisive prosecution case in the Luetgert murder trial as key witnesses testify. Mrs Christian Peldt describes Luetgert’s alleged indifference to his wife and preference for a mistress, while a niece identifies rings taken from Mrs Luetgert and a 14 year old girl recalls seeing Luetgert and his wife at the factory the night she disappeared. The state says remains including a skull and teeth to be offered as evidence to prove the missing woman’s death and link to the defendant.
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President McKinley Welcomed by 25000 at Akron
President McKinley arrived in Akron to a crowd of about 25 000. Mayor W K Young led a reception committee as the party toured Grace Park in carriages. He spoke briefly then continued to Canton with Mrs McKinley. Secretary Alger and Secretary Wilson accompanied him and planned to return to Washington Sunday.
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Cleveland
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Washington
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Murder at Shelwy House Stirs Night Crowd
A stabbing in the Shelwy House negro saloon on Plume Street left Harry Webb dead from a left side wound near the back. Pitts fled through the rear door as witnesses, including Oliver Freeman, watched in shock. an autopsy linked the fatal wound to the aorta and spine. An inquest was set for this morning with Coroner Newton presiding.
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Norfolk football outlook lists seasoned players for coming season
A Norfolk football preview details a seasoned eleven with several veterans returning, listing weights and heights for players from 5 feet 1 inch to 6 feet 2 inches and weights from 155 to 210 pounds. The article notes no favoritism in selections and says a meeting will be held Tuesday evening for officer elections.
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