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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1896
Page
7
Senator Thomas C Power of Helena and Representative C B Hartman of Bozeman are named as state congressional figures. The fragment specifies their positions without providing actions or dates.
A Kirksville journal report tells how German farmer Henry Gehrke and his wife credit Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with restoring health. Gehrke’s wife describes recovery from near invalid status and weight gain after months of use. A Buffalo Times case follows, detailing Mrs Klingler’s paralysis and blindness improvements after sustained pill use, with husband praising the remedy as vital for their home.
In Washington on March 19 the House opened debate on resolutions censuring Bayard for speeches to a Boston grammar school and an Edinburgh institution. The vote tally showed 180 to 72 with six Democrats breaking ranks. The scene drew a crowded gallery including diplomats. Only Cousins delivered a notably stirring oration in support of the resolutions.
The House adopted a two resolution censure of Thomas F. Bayard ex secretary of state and ambassador for remarks in Boston and Edinburgh with party splits noted. The vote was 180 to 177 on the first and 191 to 59 on the second with several Republicans and Democrats crossing lines. The chamber also passed a report on Benoit Boater's disputed Fifth Louisiana district election amid fraud and intimidation claims.
Senate motion by Mr Sherman sends Cuban resolutions back to conference. Mills reports proposals pushing for local self government in Cuba with potential use of military forces if Spain refuses, signaling a stronger stance.
Texas Senator Mills defends a forcible occupation proposal to establish local Cuban self government and harshly denounces General Weyler as an atrocious scoundrel. Senator Morgan adds a brief remark as the Cuban resolutions move to calendar. The day turns to legislative appropriation bill work.
The House committee on public lands reported two bills to alter Alaska public land management and another to grant locating mining claims on forest reservations the right of way and tramway building access. A Fort Lewis Colorado reservation mining opening bill and Senator Hills civil officer eligibility reform also passed after brief debate with a single dissent. The day included a vote on a separate penalty bill.
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