Reed Bars the Way to Hawaii Annexation and Cuban Resolution
A Chicago Evening Journal dispatch by H. Gilson Gordon describes Speaker Thomas Reed as a dominant force in Congress whose opposition to Hawaii annexation and the Cuban belligerent resolution could shape the administration’s aims. The piece argues Reed’s influence surpasses many and that speculation swirls around his motives, including presidential hopes and party strategy, with continued discussion on the potential impact of his stance on upcoming votes and policy directions.
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