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Algona Republican

Location

Algona, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1898

Page

6

Vote on Cuban recognition splits House amid heated floor clash

Washington April 18 The House passed a motion to concur in the Senate amendments to the Cuban recognition resolution with the clause recognizing Cuban independence struck out. The yeas were 179 to 166 with 14 Republicans voting with Democrats, amid a loud floor fight led by Speaker Reed and Democrats led by Stalley and Bailey. The scene resembled a convention as leaders pressed to control the outcome and adjournment timed to press bolt- ing Republicans.

Washington House Senate Dingley Voneur Boutelle Maine Hla Yea Iahouse Cuba Hanna Grosvenor Oh!o Tlan Bailey United States Republic of Cuba Island of Johnson Ind Mr. Bromwell Bromwell Batley Sulzer Bromowell

Senate Deliberations On Cuban Resolution Aired In Senate

Washington reports detail tense Senate activity over the Cuban resolutions. Senator Davis moved to concur with a House amendment, 32 yeas to 40 nays, with ten Republicans voting no. The Cuban resolution, amended by the House, was received in the Senate at 2:53 p.m. as groups debated the action and awaited House direction.

Alamson Allen Bailey Baird Baker Ball Bankhead Barlow Bartlett Bell Benner Benton Bland Bodpe Botkin Bradley Brantley Brenner Cromwell Hroussard Brown Brucker Brundidge Burke Campbell Carmack Catchings Clardy Clark Clayton Cochran Colson Cooney Cooper Tex Wis Cowherd Cox Cummings Davey Davis DeArmond DeGraffenfeld DeVries Dinsmore Dockery Dorr Driggs Hlott Ermentrout Mizgerald Fitzpatrick Flaming Fowler N. C Fox Gaines Greene Griffith Griggs Gunn Andy Hartman Hay Henry Miss Hinrichson Howard Hunter Jatt Johnson Ind N. D Jones Wash Kelly King Leberg Knowles Lamb Lanham Latimer Lentz Lester Lewis Little Livingston Lloyd Larimer Loud Love McClellan McCormick McCulloch McDowell McMillin McRae Maddox Maguire Mahany Mann Marshall Martin Maxwell Meekison Meyer Miers Con Newlands Norton Wilson Washington House Senate Chamber Unite States Chandler

Mosquito Fleet Active Off New York and Western News

The mosquito fleet vessels moved in the lower bay with Eagle Nawk and Hosnn departing the navy yard by 9 to 9:23 a.m. Monitors shell similar duties while other items report artillery placements planned for Monterey and Santa Cruz, a church vote supporting McKinley, medical appointments for the Ninth battalion, a Joliet man’s suicide, and late naval assignments for Venezuela and Yumuri with Senator Walthall’s illness noted alongside a Bank of British North America gold import figure.

New York Eagle Army Navy Yard Nawk Hermione Hosnn Alisa Sandy Sook Hawk Bank of British North America Ielch

Plan of Action Amid Cuba Crisis Emerges

Washington April 1 The Washington Post summarizes the crisis with a plan: the president would declare an ultimatum to Spain within 24 to 48 hours to withdraw troops and flag from Cuba. Refusal to evacuate is expected to trigger naval and land action, decided at the cabinet meeting. The post notes the president would sign any Cuba recognition amendment only if Congress permits, else his prerogative stands.

Washington Washington Post Spain Cuba Republic of Cuba Congress

Business Outlook The State Of Trade In War Tension Era

R G Dun Co reports in its weekly trade review that while congress debates Spain and a declaration form, preparations for war proceed and business advances yet some stagnation persists. Clearing houses show payments 12.9 percent above last year, 22 percent higher than 1892 outside New York, while industry remains strong due to large February and March orders. The volume of legitimate business is enormous and failures remain remarkably small with 254 in the US, 18 in Canada for the week.

New York R. G. Dun & Co Review of Trade Congress Spain United States Canada

Troops Ordered South In Wartime Concentration

Washington reports a major warlike move as six cavalry regiments and five artillery light batteries head to four southern points. Chickamauga hosts six cavalry regiments and five artillery batteries, New Orleans four infantry regiments, Tampa seven infantry regiments, and Mobile seven infantry regiments. This unprecedented concentration signals gravest concern since the Civil War and reflects presidential and adviser assessment of the crisis with Spain.

Washington Spain Chickamauga New Orleans Tampa Mobile

Dust blast razes Charlestown grain elevator roof

Dust explosion at four am destroyed the Hovsa Tunnel docks grain elevator in Charlestown blowing off the roof and causing a fire that consumed over 400000 bushels of mostly wheat. Loss is about 600000 dollars with 400000 dollars value of grain and 150000 dollars structure damage plus 50000 dollars to adjacent property. Arkansas to supply a 1000 man regiment per war department notice. Davenport furniture store fire at Charles Hill shop caused about 30000 dollars loss.

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