MORRILL MOVE ON TARIFF BILL SPARKS DEBATE IN SENATE
Washington Feb 26 The senate debated the tariff bill as Morrill urged immediate consideration citing a $20,000,000 revenue deficiency this year and potential $36,000,000 next year The roll call showed Republicans and Populists split with few allies for the motion and Allen and Aldrich trading barbed remarks over free coinage while Frye warned the bill dead and beyond revival.
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Senate Committee On Finance
Seniator Bacon
Congress
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Messrs
Cuba's Anniversary Sparks Cuban Club Rally in New York
The Cuban Revolutionary Club of New York marked its first anniversary with a mass at Chickering Hall attended largely by women in mourning. Speakers including Varona and Prajillo urged liberty and democratic ideals, while a central display honored Cuban dead and Gen. Marti. A collection raised funds in cash for the Cuban cause as sentiments ran high.
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Spain
Chickering Hall
Cuba
Gen. Marti
Juan Fraga
Enrique Jose Varona
Enrique Jose Prajillo
Fusebio Hernandez
Joaquin Costello
Weyler
Senor Varona
Senor Villaneda
Hayana
Palma
Emigration and Salvation Army Updates Across Nations
In Guthrie Oklahoma agents of Liberia recruit Black settlers promising land oxen and three months provisions as six emigrants depart for Charleston with more to follow. Salvation Army notices in New York London report Eva Booth in charge of Almeria affairs while Ballington Booth and wife depart New York for discussions on Army property and strategy amid leadership disputes. White Resolution debate in Washington favors Cuban belligerency inquiry while urging cautious American involvement. The Senate sees heavy Cuban debate with ministers in attendance and a push for bond issue oversight. Gresham widow pension passes. President Cleveland hunts. Massachusetts ex-Gov Robinson dies. Sugar tariff proposals seek 50 percent ad valorem duty and bounty-linked adjustments. London confirms Miss Louisa Aldridge Blake earns master of surgery.
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Senate
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Peffer
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Britain in talks with France on Egypt evacuation
A Rome dispatch says Cairo telegram reports Great Britain began negotiations with France to evacuate Egypt, with Egypt ready to concede to ease French concerns about occupation, though the story is not credited. At Sardis Alabama Virgil Morrisette killed Virgil Wilkins in a jealousy killing.
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Rome
Cairo
Great Britain
France
Egypt
Sardis
Ala
Virgil Morrisette
Virgil Wilkins
The Good Samaritan Lesson In Luke Speaks To Neighbor Help
The scripture lesson centers on the parable of the Good Samaritan. A man is robbed near Jericho and cared for by a Samaritan who pays for wounds and hotel care, illustrating mercy beyond ethnic boundaries. The tale answers who is a neighbor and urges compassionate action toward the poor and outcast.
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Toren
Jordan
Jesus
Jericho
le Jourseve
Amto
Anodan
Amd
Pell
Rothera
Frederic Henniker
Porter
Palestine
Christ
Jacobus
Anarios
Erarom Samaritan
Louisiana News Notes Highlights From Across Parishes
A roundup of incidents in Louisiana reports fires, assaults, fatalities, and crime across New Orleans, Shreveport, Plaquemine, Thibodaux, Abbeville, and nearby towns. Notable items include a fatal shooting at a Ble Goose saloon, a jail sentence for a thief in Plaquemine, a fatal stabbing in Jefferson parish, a fatal accident of a Northeastern railroad brakeman, and a dress fire death in Ruston with several other local misfortunes.
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New Orleans
Charles Pradaaour
Cherles
Shreveport
John Rousseau
Mustache
Perro
Dan Bird
No. Org Pouilas Street
Plaquemine
Wilhe Zenon
Colorel
St. Theresa’s Church
Camp
Erata
Lee Colvin
Dan Stevenson
Monroe
James Raymond
Kelly
Wilson
Jules D’'Echoud
Gibson
Southern Pacific
Willie Randalls
Will Murray
Murray
Abbeville
James Clinton
Chicago
C. C. Griffin
Jas. Sherwood
Redwine
Ruston
Remedial Food Facts From Historical Note
Lettuce aids insomnia and calm nerves while blackberries act as a tonic. Honey strengthens cleansing and healing effects. lemons ease feverish thirst and aid bile related fevers and rheumatic conditions. The text notes purifying the blood and usefulness for rheumatic sufferers and general nourishment.
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