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Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1896

Page

9

Nicaragua Canal Debated In Congress Amid Immigration Talk

Washington April 2 The Nicaragua canal project drew testimony from Captain H D Taylor and MP Patterson on costs and naval implications while immigration concerns rose over growing foreign arrivals in New York. Ocean mail subsidies sparked senate debate with calls to boost American shipping and Cuba policy. House votes and territorial finance topics followed as lawmakers discussed treasury conditions and public expenditures.

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DOCTRINE SUITS DIAZ AND BISMARCK S 81ST MILESTONE

The report covers Diaz endorsing the Monroe Doctrine amid Anglo Venezuelan tensions and President Cleveland’s stance, noting support for continental unity and non intervention. It mentions Bismarck turning 81 with celebrations, plus new leadership in Haiti and notable international items from April 2.

Dry Mexico Congress Cleveland New World Great Britain Venezuuela Venezuela Washington Europe America United States Monroe

Liquor Bill Debate Follows Rural Campaign Plan

Dre Moras notes April 2 as the session opens with the liquor bill under debate. The measure mirrors strict liquor laws, with heavy opposition to the 65 percent clause and relocation distance rules near schools and churches. House actions include a railroad naming bill and a quail season debate with a party of amendments and a final narrow vote.

Dre Moras Waterman Belt Jefferson Alexander Byers Carpenter Penrose Sargeant Thompson Board of Railroad Commissioners McAchran

Planning A Rural Campaign By Salvation Army

Brigadier French outlines a summer plan to send cadets with tents and tabernacles to visit smaller country towns Missouri Iowa Nebraska and Colorado. Cadets will serve six months and a circuit style system of preaching aims to reach rural populations previously served mainly in cities.

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