Hartman Attacks Cleveland as War Fears Follow
In Wasmirey on March 5 a heated session over the United States marshals and legal fee reforms was overshadowed by Republican Hartman of Montana denouncing President Cleveland for remarks viewed as favoring western states. The crossfire included debates over constitutional authority and remarks about statehood and national dignity amid party clashes and public laughter.
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Cuban Resolutions and Senate Deliberations Highlight Session
Debates over Cuban resolutions stretch into late afternoon with talk of recognition and independence. Sherman and Hale clash with war fears as Congress adjourns after approving a series of calendar items and minor resolutions.
Brown on the Stand in Congregational Probe
Sir Francisco March 6 Brown testified in his own defense at a Congregational council claiming press bias against him. He described past troubles, denied improper relations, and cited exonerating verdicts. Other witnesses and procedural moves followed as Brown set out to explain the charges. The session adjourned to continue tomorrow with public testimony planned.
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Italy in Abyssinian defeat sparks nationwide protests
Massive unrest spreads across Italy after a catastrophic Italian defeat in Abyssinia. Crowds in Milan and other cities demand resignations, while government and military officials face accusations of mismanagement. Premier Crispi reportedly resigns as King Humbert faces pressure amid calls for accountability.
Italians protest as troops to Africa spark wide unrest
Riots erupt across Italian cities as crowds confront police and troops over dispatch to Africa. Protests in Como Bergamo Cremona Palermo Lod Fort Monza Modena Parma Verona and Quunto urge resignation of ministers and King Humbert to act while reports endangering the army circulate amid prisonlike press restrictions and clashes before the palace.
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Spirit of Liberty Senate passes Navy increase bill unanimously
In Wasnreros Cuba libre day sparked feverish debate as 263 to 17 resolutions replacing Senate proposals were adopted. The vote showed 188 Republicans 70 Democrats and a Populista for neutrality and U S good offices in Cuba. Sparks flew in dramatic scenes with packed galleries and foreign diplomat watchers. The House also approved a railroad right of way bill through Indian Territory and a separate measure to retire Ligatenau, Commander R B E G Brown, injured in the Samoan wreck, with 68 votes against. The agriculture seed purchase bill was approved under rules suspension.
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Senate Passes Navy Expansion and Martial Law Powers
The senate approved a bill to add 1000 men to the navy and empower the president to call out the naval militia and charter private transports in emergencies. It also established a retirement system for the revenue marine and debated a resolution demanding Spain explain alleged torture reports connected to Gomez and Sanguily, with focus on American correspondents and humane treatment of prisoners.
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Fire in a Tunnel Delays Passengers and Freight
From Helena Mont a March 4 special reports Sherein Bozeman Tunnel burning with no extinguishing prospects. Tunnel walls may be wrecked. freight trains blocked. Passengers are transferred by wagon over the mountain causing eight hour delays as temporary track work progresses and freight yards across towns race to resume movement.
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Thirty-ninth Ballot in Earayxront Ky Prominent GOP Draws Votes
On March 4 at Earayxront Kentucky the thirty-ninth ballot roll call had 126 members present. John Novig and Cap Stone drew Republican support while Judge Holt also attracted votes. The tally showed wide Republican dispersion with candidates like Holt Stoneso McCartney St John Noyle Finley Garbele Hunter Lieberth McCreary Frank Yerkes receiving scattered votes.
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Senate Debates on Prisoner Treatment and Foreign Relations
Discussion over humane treatment of prisoners captured by Spanish troops in Africa followed a motion to refer the resolution to the foreign relations committee. Senator Gear and others addressed credentials and treasury information while Arizona and public lands bills moved. The Senate held a brief executive session and adjourned shortly after.
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Indignation as US Navy Yard Activity Grows
Spanish dispatches report rising anger in the United States over Senate actions. A four cruiser and dispatch boat squadron is slated for Cuba, with heightened naval and military precautions at government yards. The liberal press accuses senators of provoking war while urging Spain to strength for any moment. Caparezas note Cuban insurgents in New York seek a $100 million loan to win U.S. recognition. The Japaruel says Americans view Spain as weak and intend to strike.
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French Comment Condemns US Monroe Doctrine Method
Paris editors decry US policy as Cuba turmoil dominates discussion. Editors fault Senate stance for tolerating insurgent outrages and Weyler’s repression while warning Europe may unite against this approach. Delegates from Dos Moris Iowa pledge support for Allison at state convention.
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Supreme Court Affirms Stanford Case Against Stockholder Liability
Justice Harlan holds that stockholders of the Central Pacific Railway California company were not personally liable to the United States for bonds aiding the Pacific railroad. The decision rejects implied personal liability and upholds dismissal of the government's suit. The ruling emphasizes Congress did not impose liability beyond unpaid stock subscriptions, preserving private capital for the national road project.
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Frightful Collision Crushes Two Rail Workers at Tracy
A train wreck on the Southern Pacific line near Wain and Sacramento streets Tracy freight collided with a switch engine. Foreman George James and brakeman Wizelich died within minutes. engineer Poole and other crew injured. Oakdale reports three inches of snow and night sleighing plans.
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Angry Spaniards Renew Unfriendly Sentiments in Madrid
Renewal of anti American demonstrations in Madrid includes student leaders. A crowd gathered at the university and burned an American flag before police dispersed the meeting with several arrests. The cabinet ordered a temporary university closure and a special budget for naval armaments. Premier Cenovane dal Cadr tillo denies negotiating with any foreign power.
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Will Join the Cubans Armed Men Ready for Action
Boston reports armed volunteers ready to join Cuban rebels if Washington acts favorably. Roger Stannel leads about 300 men from New England and around, with plans to depart openly or secretly depending on government action.
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