Cuban resolutions spark Senate debate and conference report
Conferees from both houses agreed on a house substitute to Cuban resolutions after a forty minute session. Senator Hale objected delaying consideration, with the report set as special order Monday. Senator Allen of Nebraska pushed a resolution urging the president to proclaim Cuban independence, prompting a heated exchange with Hale over parliamentary courtesy and remarks.
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Arkansas Republicans Split Over Clayton Control
Disorder brews within Arkansas Republicans as old guard oppose General Clayton’s leadership. Young reformers vow revolt after state convention tensions. Fowler resigns as county chair while others withdraw from the party. A San Francisco preacher condemns boxing while Sullivan defends sport as legitimate public interest.
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Students Riots Over Flag Burning At Madrid University
March 5 reports from Madrid describe renewed student demonstrations against the U S government. Students and others burned the American flag before the university. police arrested several. Cabinet proposes a temporary university closure and a special budget for naval arms. Brigades of civil guards guarded consulates. authorities aim to suppress demonstrations.
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Delayed by bad roads electric line planned to Rochester
Ohio Indiana electric passenger and freight venture advances through eastern Indiana with right of way work from Celina to Wabash and on to Rosny Beedexter and Lincolnville. Fort Wayne broker Everett notes funds and subsidies allocated to cover a 103 mile route through Delin to Beedexter this year with multiple township agreements.
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Indiana Democrats Divided Over Gold or Silver in State Platform
Indiana Democrats debate currency plank at state nominating convention with free silver advocates led by Voorhees and Turpie in contrast to northern supporters of the gold standard. The split frames the contest for the U S Senate nomination and shapes party unity as editors and leaders compete for influence amid ongoing organizational efforts across the state.
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Cuban Cuban affairs and Washington Cuban policy notes
A chaotic summary of Cuban affairs discusses Spanish ministerial reports from Washington, prior dispatches from Paris London and Havana, and official attitudes toward the Cuban resolutions. It notes no clear confirmation of a veto, mentions Maceo and the Havana expedition’s outcomes, and cites published dispatches as likely forecasts of Washington’s actions.
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Death in the Ranks and the Weisserger Controversy
The article reports on political turmoil in Kentucky amid the illness and death of Senator Weissenger, shaping the Blackburn Carlisle contest. It details party maneuvers, floor leadership, and Republican strategies to prevent a Blackburn victory, with mentions of Carroll and Poor, and notes the death of Reverend John P. Lloyd and other local obituaries.
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