Press Censorship Sparks Washington War Debate
Washington reports blast at Manila censorship as Major General Otis and newspaper correspondents face removal threats. cabinet officials debate Round Robin protests, with dispatches from Hong Kong and Manila scrutinized amid calls for accountability and possible policy shifts.
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Corruption claims shadow McKinley administration
In Pensacola on July 1 and a harsh critique accuses President McKinley of being unable to remove his secretary who reportedly wields influence over the president. The piece notes public indignation over perceived mismanagement. In another item Bush export trade is taxed by the Louisville and Nashville route, while sidetracks near the city are expanded to ease congestion. The week’s exports value totals 351 609 05 with eleven vessels entering and fifteen clearing. Seattle reports the Roanoke arriving from St Michaels with about 500 passengers and gold dust valued at 2 000 000.
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