immigration debate and white race views voiced in senate remarks
Senator Moree of Minnesota argues for limited alien migration and export of African labor to Africa while praising white settlers in the South and criticizing Indian and black labor. He predicts federal aid to transportation and policy shifts within three to four years. A Berlin State Department dispatch notes German efforts to block a war with Argentina and protect export markets amid Agrarian opposition to imports.
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Merman
Heer
Afrivan
White Mans
Wales
Nile
Uils
Africa
Margat
Lane Pianiathwe
Elassen
Krom & Little Eer
Dongress Wold
Wall Aid
Cherat
Delirious Patient Scene Described During Arrest
An account details a man found delirious and incoherent, collapsing and mumbling during an episode. Police intervene, removing him from the scene as medics attend. References to individuals and places appear in fragmented notes, with later mentions of a trial and names connected to a Virginia committee.
Local obituary sketch with unclear details
Fragmentary notice mentions individuals and events, with uncertain names and dates. The readable portion references a death and health concerns but lacks coherent context or verifiable facts. Further readable text is needed to form a precise summary.
Libel suit ends with defendant winning costs
Cumberland Adkins a Fayette county justice sued Daily Gazette owner Moses Donnally for 50,000 in a libel case over a February misprint alleging his son Cumberland Adkins Jr faced murder charges. The Kanawha Circuit Court jury found for the defendant. Adkins received nothing and must pay costs.
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Uation Adkins
Special
Register
Charleston
W. Va
Cumberland Adkins
Montgomery
Fayette County
Moses Wdonnally
Daily Gazette
The
Gazette
ISM
Wm. Wyant
Frag Coal Works
Wyant
Gazetts
Cumberand Adkins
Cumberland Adkins, Jr
Thomas Adkins
the Gazette
Cumberland Akins
Justice Adkins
Donnally
Earthquake Damages Churches in Mirabella and Imbuceari
A very heavy quake struck at 1:16 下午 near Comarenio, damaging a grand church and many houses in Mirabella. In Imbuceari the church wall collapsed, burying worshippers. six bodies have been recovered.
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Italy
Tone
Comarenio
Mirabella
Imbuceari
United Brethren Virginia Conference Holds Four Day Session
The Virginia Conference of the United Brethren Chinese met at Harrisonburg for four days concluding with the establishment of a summer theology school at Assembly Park. Reports show church growth and healthy finances with plans to expand into the South. Roanoke is noted as the southernmost church and a Richmond project is seen as opening for the denomination. J W Howe elected Presiding Elder Shenandoah district and C P Dyeho for Winchester district. GP Hott chosen conference treasurer.
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Virginia Conference
Martinstars
Martinsburg
W. Va
Virginia
Harrisonburg
Assembly Park
Hoanoke
Richmond
J. W. Howe
Shenandoah
C. P. Dyeho
Winchester
Church embezzlement probe at Martin's Ferry sparks scrutiny
A German St John’s congregation in Martin's Ferry faces a church investigation after Treasurer John Koch allegedly misbalanced books. The committee, including Rev Doepken, scrutinizes receipts showing discrepancies in member payments and resignations. Koch, resisting bond, faces potential action as audit totals rise toward two hundred dollars and more.
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Martin's Ferry
Martin
Fev+ ry
St. John’s
Doepken
John Koch
Register
Roy, Werder
St John’s Church
Congregational Committee
Koch
Martin’s Ferry
Small Talk item briefed with local notices and incidents
A stream of small events fills this item: stolen money returned by a motor rider. a marriage license issued to Frederick Gasting and Anna Elgas. Police Court cases and local deaths including William McCourtney and Mrs. Mary Hughes. a horse injury on Twenty-ninth street. invitations for a ball and a cotillion. West Virginia engineers to meet in Parkersburg. possible terminal company under gas works ordinance. arrests for drunken disturbance. potters meeting adjourned. a plate glass break at St Clair's drug store. Doreas Society social funds organ purchase. garden club excursion on the steamer Liberty. K of P lodge events and a bazaar. Miss Nettle Thain's hand mashed at Morris box factory. Bavarian Society to welcome delegates. Y M C A meetings with social events. Wood Bros. finishing park work and pay day. Board of Public Works to clean streets when frost ends.
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Louis Steinbecker
Eighth Ward
McMullen
Frederick Gasting
Wheeling
Anna Elgas
Germany
William McCourtney
St. Clairsville
Ireland
Halentury
Mary A. Hughes
Jacob Streets
Mt. Zion
Mike Miller
Twenty-ninth
East End Athletic Association
Turner Hall
Bachman
Alert Hall
C. B. Rodacker
R. W. Welsh
Mayer
Themu
Civil Engineers and Surveyors of
West Virginia
Parkersburg
Counc
The
Star Building Association
West Virginia Sayings Association
Masonic Temple
Peter Shutter
Frank Willis
Bellaire
Benwood
the Potters
Menge & Howley's
South Market Street
South Jiroh Street
St. Clair's
Doreas Society
Third Presbyterian Church
Central Garden Club
Liberty
East Liverpool
Steubenville
Black Prince Lodge No. 19
K. of P
Ohio Valley Lodge No
Belmont Lodge No
Bridgeport
Nettle Thain
Morris’ Box Factory
Bavarian Society
National Society of the United States
Robert White
Wood Bros
Board of Public Works
Rail line tax dispute sparks injunction bid in Brooke County
Sheriff Cowan probes nonpayment of taxes on the Steubenville bridge amid a reassessment by the Board of Public Works. The railroad argues the bridge and adjacent tracks are not worth the higher valuation, and attorney J. F. Summerville says an injunction will be sought in U S Circuit Court to halt Brooke County tax collection. Local ball scores from Washington, New Orleans, Chicago, Galveston and Montgomery accompany the report.
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Kofaant
16. & St. Leto Bay
Wesday
Cowan
Brook County
Gelan
Wellsburg
Rail Yoai Company
Steubenvil
Board of Public Works
Steubenville Bridge
J. F. Summerville
T. 8
Riley
Jackson
United States Circuit Court
Brooke
Buckeye Glass Works Shooting on Carlisle Street
Last night in Martin's Ferry on Carlisle street in Buckeye trouble a young man named Will Gardner working for non union men was sent for a keg of beer. Stones were thrown at him as he returned and he fired a revolver toward the stone-throwers, then fled to the glass works without further incident.
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Buckeye Glass Works
Carlisle Street
Martin's Ferry
Buckeye
Will Gardner
River intelligence and river packet schedule noted
River water stands 10 feet 6 inches and falling as vessels navigate for Cincinnati and Pittsburgh. The Iron Queen carried coal down river yesterday while the Mariner and Jos Walton also moved coal upriver. Capt. Harry Mendel received a fine thoroughbred Kentucky mare from Pittsburgh aboard the Iron Queen yesterday.
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Iron Queen
Cincinnati
Lexington
Liberty
Bedford
Pittsbur
Keystone State
Pittsburg
Courier
Parkersburg
Mariner
Jos
Walton
Harry Mendel
Captain Mendel
Ex-Consul Waller Given Twenty Years’ Imprisonment
John K. Waller former United States Consul at Tamatave Madagascar has been found guilty by a French court martial of correspondence with the Hoyas and sentenced to twenty years in prison. The case centers on a concession Waller secured on April 20, 184 from the Hoyas government covering southern Madagascar and its timber rich Fort Dauphin district, amid tensions with French residents and colonists over protectorate claims.
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Waller
Port Louis
John K. Waller
United States
Tamatave
Madagasear
Hoyas
Madagascar
Prenel
India
France
Fort Dauphin
Wale Jer
Milt Bassy
Arms for Cuba Probes Pointed to U S Shipping Hubs
A Cuban government informant arriving in Philadelphia and Key West says Spanish officials have detailed data on arms and ammunition routes to Cuban insurgents. The probe cites Philadelphia Perth Amboy and Savannah Fernandina as major rendezvous sites with operatives named, fueling talks with Washington on government action and possible U S district attorney surveillance orders.
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Philadelphia
Key West
Fla
United States
Perth Amboy
Rendeavour
Savannah
Fernandina
Washington
United Stat
Spaine
Prussia’s Income Tax Surplus and Coverage Revealed
Washington reports from Ghent show Prussia last year collected about $29,042,084 in income tax. Of 2,620,000 taxpayers the average above the minimum $214 was $5416.58 with cities paying $27,196,811 and the countryside $7,192,097.
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Washington
State Department
United States
Morris
Ghent
Belgium
Prussia
Prusala
Boy Killed by Freight Train Near Martinsburg
Michael McGinnis aged six years was walking on B and O railroad tracks near Martinsburg West Virginia yesterday evening when struck by a fast freight train and killed instantly.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Michael McGinnis
Here
Weather notes for Western Pennsylvania West Virginia and Ohio
For Western Pennsylvania local showers clear. For West Virginia fair weather follows light showers in the north with winds shift to westerly and warmer in the east. For Ohio generally fair Sunday with no major disruptions.
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Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
German political drama swirls around Prussia crisis
Fragmented text describes German politics, Bismarck era, and Kaiser Wilhelm II amid debates on dissolution and Liberal-Conservative alliances. Mentions Emperor William, Prince Bismarck, and various factions, with references to political maneuvering and parliamentary tension. Characters and places appear obliquely through OCR gibberish.
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