Patriotic Confusion as Congress Votes in Defense Aid
The House united to back a 250 million defense bill, breaking party lines to support the President. Speakers from multiple regions voiced patriotism and resolve, praising the administration while pledging unity to defend national honor if war comes.
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War News From Key West and Navy Preparations
In Key West an anxious war mood grips the town as big warships anchor offshore while plans unfold in Washington for arming merchant ships and reinforcing the fleet. Sailors, officers, and Cuban questions color daily life as discussions around naval readiness, coal contracts, and ship repairs unfold amid reports from Havana and Washington.
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Senate Unanimous Passage Drives Quiet War Debate
The Senate, in a unified show of resolve, passed an emergency appropriation bill totaling funds for deficiencies and national defense. The vote was unanimous with rolling calls and cheerless applause as all members avoided partisan display in recognizing the gravity of the measure.
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Yukon Police Replaced by Military Troop Deployments
In Yukon territory Dominion government plans to replace Canadian Mounted Police with a portion of permanent military forces drawn from Dominion infantry and artillery units. The move follows government action announced March 9 19. Eight jurors secured for murder trial of Albert Hoff Dimont with one juror seated and the rest to be chosen.
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Queen Victoria backs McKinley stance amid Cuban crisis
London reports Queen Victoria expressed gratification at President McKinley’s conservative Cuba policy and hopes to avert war. The Queen’s envoy hinted at possible Britain United States alliance, stressing shared interests in Asia and markets, while noting Britain’s naval buildup and commercial ties. A London dispatch says Dublin and Irish concerns frame reaction to Spain crisis, with news of Manila’s destruction by a steamship in Asia after a five million dollar property loss.
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McKinley to Seek Cuban Independence Support
President McKinley drafts a message to Congress advocating Cuban independence and plans to submit correspondence from Cuban leaders and British officials. Navy yard work accelerates for torpedo boats and rapid fire guns as preparations for possible war intensify.
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