A Days Work in Congress Surges Over War Exports and Grants
Congressional action heated as both houses push measures to curb coal and war material exports while authorizing presidential discretion. Debates cover privateering, citizen restoration, and defense funding with votes cast on key amendments and the sundry civil and naval bills. Prominent figures include Kirkpatrick Grosvenor Brundige Morrill Nellie Grant and Quay with focus on relief and military spending.
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Porto Rican
Morrill
Vermont
United States
Nellie Grant $ Srturia
Daugter
Pres Gant Grant
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Quay
Pennsylvania
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Congress
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State Department
Foreign Relations
Darachauman
Foreign Relations Committee
Marge
Spain
Neutrala
Para
Mir Hoar
Mr Monee
Mones
Congresa
Secretary of the Navy
CCM
Mir Perkins
California
Gevi
Marestand Navy Yard
Cal
Has Jey
Lotaunt
National Volunteer Army Provisions Amid War Mobilization
Lawmakers debate militia service limits and funding. Proposals define 18 to 46 year old male citizens as national forces, outline regular and volunteer armies, officer appointments by governors, durations of enlistment, and wartime maintenance with congressional authorization. Provisions cover pensions, promotions, recruitment, and discipline, shaping a nationwide volunteer structure.
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Boch
Secretary of War
Congress
Atatea
Ulaten
Elsa
Volunteer Army
Oficera
Eastern Ball The Colonels Beaten by the Colts
In a chaotic April page the Eastern teams clash with messy box scores and stray notes. Notable items include Washington, Brooklyn and New York performances, umpire attributions, plus a death of Senator Walthall and a crime report involving a crowbar attack.
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Wasurveros
Washington
Erroraq Broklyn
Woyhing
McGuire Dann
Smith Uapires
Lynen
Connelly Puwaspenene
Pluisdelphis
New York
Bassette
Battenes
Doy Jleby
Wmekatland Seymour
Gettigind Grad
Omelie
Jadrewe Onewsatsi
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Bashits
Errora
Pittabure
Bita
Dwyer
Dammao
Peitz
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Capelute
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Donahue
Conningham Snd
Walthall
Wasmington
Edward Walthall
Mississippi
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Cairo
Senator Walthall
Senna
Helly Springs
Mies
Mogesge
Needle Rock
Alendocino
John Johnson
John Simon
Simon
Spain and United States strain over Cuba crisis high tensions
In Congress a debate on Cuba's sovereignty and Spain-US relations aired sharp statements by Senor de Campos and others. General Woodford arrived in Madrid amid crowds and police, while authorities urged calm as Spain and the United States navigated diplomatic friction over Cuba and interference claims.
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Spain
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Cuba
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Marshal de Anaipas
United States
America
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Woodroad
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Woodford
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Polo Bernabe
Washington
General Woodfort
Wassess
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Nate Mary
R Wo Barthleben
Gibraltar
Fla
Atchtvas
Displaced Queen Regent Speaks On Anglo American Ties
In April scenes show strain over Anglo American relations as the Queen Regent urges unity. Leaders from major parties discuss immediate governance while calling for a prompt response to defend honor and national interests amid growing tension with Britain.
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Spain
Pny
Astuveld
Cotes
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Howe
Fla
Toschamie
Org
Barurday
Great Britain
Europe
United States
Abbott quit after the fifth round at Clovis fair
Clovis notes a lively event with Abbott’s fifth-round exit in a boxing match. The page reports social gatherings, entertainment, and local chatter about rooms, visitors, and upcoming contests, plus brief ads and health notices. The chronicle blends community life with sports results and advertisements.
Now Arming for the Fray Military Preparations Near Complete
The article details Secretary Alger and the War Department preparing to call up 100000 volunteers to support the regular army for Cuba operations. It outlines state quotas, changes to infantry and artillery strength, and the political process to authorize a volunteer army bill. Navy and ambulance updates, plus a bill in Congress adjusting enlistment numbers, are noted as part of the broader mobilization effort.
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Owa
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Anziong
California to supply two regiments for volunteer service
California will be called to send two regiments to the front as the president issues the call for 80,000 volunteers. The plan allows California Washington Oregon and Nevada to contribute, with eight brigadier generals commanding the troops and potential appointment of General John H Dickinson as general officer if a place opens.
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Rocky Mountain
Uilitia
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Union
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Oregon
War Department
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Srigade
Penersl
Criforoia National Guard
States
John H Dickinson
Ordear
Volunteers
Meiklejohn Tard
Market steadies after brief break amid wartime demand
Reported fluctuations in supply and labor force affect commodity pricing as markets rebalance after a temporary pause. Amid intensifying calls for army and navy provisioning, traders anticipate heightened demand for pork, lard, ribs, and related products, with notable activity in July and early August.
The Doctors Conven tion Adjourns After Fractious Session
The eighth annual meeting of the San Joaquin Medical Society adjourned after a contentious session. A resolution censuring both Dr Potter and Dr MacWousgle was tabled by Mac Monagle's friends. The day included reports, memorials, and social events at San Joaquin vineyards, with plans to reconvene next year at Delphi.
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Messure
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Ventura
Dre D N
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Eshleman
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Krespo
Amlea
Fresno
Pillip
Effects of Electric Lighting on Eye Health Warned by E. Brigge
Willem E Brigge states he observed cases of eye inflammation from electric lighting and believes injury stems from direct exposure. He suggests shielding the light and notes a discussion on by law amendments ending with no action taken.
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EXPOSITOR PRINTING STRIKE ENDS AFTER WAGES PAID
Lipositor compositors and job department workers, about a dozen to fifteen men from the Typographical Union, struck yesterday over two weeks of unpaid wages totaling nearly $400. After a conference with management they refused to work until payment arrived, delaying the afternoon issue until noon when back pay was issued.
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Typographical Union
Amy Hays Seeks County Auditor Nomination in Democratic Contention
Amy Hays announces her candidacy for the office of County Auditor under the Democratic banner. The move positions her within the party's ongoing contest for key county posts.
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