President Wilson Sees Congress Support Amid Turbulent Debate
President Wilson, confident and calm, heard early vote results in the White House cabinet room. He expressed gratification at congressional backing, signaling a shift away from perceived isolation as foreign capitals viewed the conflict over Germany with cautious interpretation. The scene marked a dramatic congressional spectacle unmatched since the eve of the Spanish–American War.
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Spain
Wilson
White Honge
Congress
Germany
President prepared to push submarine talks with central powers
President Wilson readies to respond to Germany’s final offer on the Lusitania case and seek broader assurances to keep the new submarine campaign from endangering American travelers. Congress support is portrayed as backing him, despite Bryan’s lack of influence claims. Supporters insist he seeks peace and international law, while opponents challenge administration diplomacy.
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Germany
Lusitania
House
Harlin
Washington
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Rules Committee
Flood
Foreign Affairs Committee
Senate
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Hell
Abraham Lincoln
Debate over armed merchant ships and US policy
Lenroot quotes Lansing memo on doubtful legal rights and warning of Germany. Southern lawmakers vow support or opposition as Heflin calls roll. Delegates discuss tabling McLemore vs Campbell resolutions amid lengthy House debate on wartime neutrality and potential response.
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Flood
Ac Ir
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Wisconsin
State Department
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McLemore
Representative Gardner
Massachusetts
Representative McLemore
Representative Campbell
Kansas
Forel Affairs Committee
Campbell
Jong
Mi 11
Senate Debates War Policy Amid Count Error Sparked by Confusion
The scene features a Wednesday Senate debate on armed ships while a counting error showed 148 votes against tabling the resolution. Officials acknowledge the miscount as galleries overflowed and a diplomatic path with the state department grows tense. Speaker Clark and Chairman Stone voiced limited comments as President Wilson's team moves toward decisive talks. Geiger B. M. House delays travel to New York to file further reports on the issue.
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Helene
Clark
Ing Vleter
House
State Department
Wilson
Stone
Senate Forcis
Gcover
Geigner B. M. House
Wiigon
New York
Detailed Voice Vote On McLemore Resolution Falls Short
Washington March 7 summary of final roll on motion to table the McLemore resolution shows 276 ayes and 142 nays with a large cross of Democrats Republicans and Progressives voting. The detailed tally lists numerous named members across parties and notes 17 not voting. The result keeps the measure alive for further action.
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Titanic Loss Widow Wins $10000 Judgment In Admiralty Case
Friends of Mrs. Jacques Futrelle learn that a long litigation over the Titanic disaster ends with a $10,000 judgment in her favor against the International Marine Company. The case held the shipowner liable for deaths due to negligence under admiralty law, despite a defense of unavoidable accident.
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International Marchi6 Company
Futrelle
International Marine Company
Dorsey, Erewater, Howell & Heyman
Advanta
James Allison Kelly
New York
Fragmentary note on accident and remedies in quirky text
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Georke W. Parrott and an injury linked to a dog at home, plus stray references to bones and medicines. The text is garbled with unclear actions and names, making a coherent report unlikely. No verifiable details emerge to identify a clear event, date, or location.
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