Doings of Congress Debate on Cuba and Monroe Doctrine
The Senate debated Mills’s resolution for occupying Cuba to aid local self government, arguing the Monroe Doctrine as law and U S responsibility to prevent Cuba’s transfer to foreign powers. Mills condemned Spanish brutality, Weyler’s acts, and called for action to end oppression, while Morgan pressed for broader war implications. The session adjourned after approving executive appropriations and related measures.
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Mr. Mills
Cuba
Mills enoke
United States
Ireland
Poland
Hungary
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Jefferson
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France
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Spain
Mills
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biagan
hawke
Tasas
Santa Anaa
Texas
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ganator
bun
Lodge
Chandler
Milla
Congress Debates Confederate Soldier Repeal Bill
In House proceedings March 24 the military affairs committee and others discussed a bill to remove last restrictions on ex Confederate soldiers seeking commissions or appointments in the army or navy. Debates touched on loyalty, unity, and Southern disfranchisement while several speakers urged passage as a step toward reconciliation. The bill was reported. the house adjourned.
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court of
United States
Hull
Boutells
hinself
Boutelle
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lina
Wilson Democrat
South Carolina
south
Annapolia
West Point
Grosvenor
Ohio
confederacy
Macon
Dixonshoe
United States senate
Grit
Tongatreet
Crow
tina point
Hopking Republican
Illinoi
Pickford
south Dakota
Vic Walker
Stonewall Jackson
Cummings Democrat
New York
house
Delegates Instructed At Minnesota Republican Convention
March 24 at Minneapolis venue delegates to the St Louis convention were elected at large to back McKinley. Key figures include Robert O Byeng Minneapolis George Thompson Saint Paul Charles Hendry Sauk Centre and LP Hunt Mankato. Platform reaffirms gold silver parity while opposing unrestricted silver coinage. Coroners verdict in McCall case confirms death by gunshot from Deputy Reed and Earl Dargett, with Lovera likely to recover. license petition to close Lovera's saloon circulated. Mayor Rader reports rapid improvement in California hot springs hospital, planning return to Los Angeles.
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Cushman L.r Davis
Washington
Hendry
Davia
aler
Republican party of
Minnesota
mos
McCall
McQabe
Dan McCall
herffanie Reed
Earl Dargett
Lovern
atrecta
connect
Lovera
Daggett
Morton Leads New York Republican Convention for Morton Nomination
New York Republicans closed a heated state convention with Levi P Morton slated as their presidential choice. Delegates at large include Thomas G Platt and Chauncy Depew, while the platform endorses protectionist policies, a strong monetary standard, and reciprocity, urging Morton’s nomination at St Louis.
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oes
Levi P Morton
Thomas G Platt
Thaya
Warner Maller
Herkimer
Cha
Parsons
Brackett
Frederick Gubbs
committee on permanent organization
G L Southwk
Albany
vce
Thomas © Platt
Thomas Platt
Lauterback
Congressman Southwick
USATRWAN
United States
Republican party of
Brent
Republican party
St Lomas
San Francisco Races and Crime Report from March
The San Francisco races headline notes Fleur de Lis a brown filly by Imp and owned by Il Primerose stable winning the two year old stakes at Bry District, with Magnetana and Nagel Burke filly Dora among contenders. Weather and track conditions are listed with several race results and times. In Sacramento a morning shooting killed Kitty Shaine, an employee of Brown’s Comigne, by Fred Inglebard after heavy drinking. Also in Ontlaws, Rutherford and Gardner Willian face trial related to arag supply at DeBeree Mining Company and DeBere wines manager Kimberly are remanded.
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Bay Pracisco
Alles waa
Bry
Fleur de Lis
Imp bt Mazamburetta
Il Primerose
Nagel Burke
Dora
Magnet Dan Hon
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Snowdown
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Pollock
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Dera
Lohengola
Sir Vassar
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Magret
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Hahe Murphy
Charm
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Vanety
Sacranesto
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Sacramento Tranefer Company
Kitty Shaine
Brown
Taglehard
Ontlaws
Wr Rutherford
apert
DeBeree Mining Company
tral
Gardner Willian
DeBerse wines
Imberly
Rutherford
Conferers in Session Over Cuban Revolations
Conferees from the two houses held a lengthy session on Cuba revolations but adjourned without a decision. They discussed compromises to satisfy both chambers and the possibility of Senate resolutions passing without change or with modifications including dropping the intervention provision. If the Senate measures pass, further action may not be needed.
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Wasmiarox
senate
Cuba
house
conference
Helping the Insurgents Spanish Troops Battle in Havana
Two columns of Spanish troops mistook each other for insurgents in a noon battle in Havana on March 24. The clash lasted ten minutes. Baventean forces suffered five officers and eighty four wounded, many fatally, including Lieutenant Colonel Tuenmeyer who died leading his men shouting Long Live Spain. The error is blamed on thick sugar cane. officers face court martial.
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Havans
Baventean
Tuenmeyer
Spain
Perkins Heard From Was Not Close Enough to Describe McWhirter’s Killers
Perkins, in San Francisco studying dentistry, told a reporter he could not identify the McWhirter murderers due to two companions who withheld knowledge. Separately, James Donley was found drowned in the Stockton Channel, with evidence suggesting robbery. authorities suspect foul play though the coroner ruled accidental drowning.
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McWhirter
Pernosa
Cal
Ed Perkins
San Francisco
Tresno
James Dontey
Stockton
Jamos Donley
James Dooley
Maloney suing Marceau for damages in divorce case context
San Francisco reports Maloney the horseman filed a $50,000 damages suit against photographer Theodore Marceau. The action stems from a 1890 arrest and a disputed $22 bill, with Maloney paying under protest after being about to leave town. A prior judgment against Marceau is noted.
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San Francisco
He MaLoney
Marceau
Charles I’ Wanton
Theodora GC
Maloney
Marceau gallery
Legal Fight Over the Estate of Andrew Davis in Montana
Contestants in the estate dispute of the late Andrew J. Davis include Elizabeth Bondo Springfield Mass Hana Davis Som ere Conn Cassin P Davin Sebastopol Cal Elizabeth A Smith Berkeley and Hulda Snell Kern County Cal. Smith leads a forged will challenge filed March 26 with claims of conspiracy to divide assets. A mistrial occurred and a hearing is set for April 4. In a separate note the Cuban conference committee reports agreement with Senate resolutions urging strict U.S. neutrality and offering to recognize Cuban independence.
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Andrew Davis
Bure
Mont
Andrew J. Davia
Elizabeth Bondo
Springfield
Mass
nana Davis
Somere, Conn
Cassin P Davin
Sebastool
Cal Chizabeth A Smith
Berkeer
Hulda Snell
Kern counts
Cal
Eliabeth A Smith
Henry Root
Harnet Sheffield
Massachusetts
Henry A Davis
New York
Sarah Maria Cummings
Ware
John A Davis
Wasnaio
senate
thea
congress
Spain
pro
Cuba
United States of America
United States
Purchased a Corpse In Wakem & McLaughlin Auction
A decomposed body was found in a trunk at 604 North Water Street during an unredeemed property auction. The crate, marked G Wo Morgan of Chicago, failed to reveal ownership. Two Austin area men bought the box. police pursue a possible second box and an Expressman sought.
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Wakem & McLaughlin
North Water street
Austin
Phillip Grief
Charles Haag Snetde
Morgan
Jefferson Court
Chicero
J W Wakhem
Mira NeMulhin
OCM Morgan
Round Trip Fares Schedule for Native Sons Celebrations
Southern Pacific issues a rates schedule for the Grand Parlor of the Native Sons to be held in San Luis Obispo April 27. Round trips from San Francisco to Los Angeles, Santa Barbara and return via coast to San Luis Obispo are 18 dollars and 80 cents. Round trips to Los Angeles only are 27 dollars. Santa Barbara only 2 dollars. Open round trip to Santa Barbara for the flower festival is 20 dollars and to Los Angeles for the fiesta 20 dollars. Round trips including both Santa Barbara and Los Angeles 22 dollars. Tickets subject to committee action before acceptance.
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Southern Pacific
San Luig Obispo
Los Angeles
Santa Barbara
coast og
San Sig Obispo
Nature Sone
Tos Angeles
Proclaims Enforce Former Order in Cuba Amid Raid Movements
Spanish authorities announce renewed proclamations and a tightened cordon along the island’s military line from Manet to Neptune as insurgent bands and cavalry clash near Santa Clara and Cienfuegos. General Pando shifts HQ to Cienfuegos. Vidal is killed in street fighting. 33 wounded reported. reports of Bermuda landing linked to Garcia’s expedition tested.
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Vajana
Guanajey
Waterloo
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Neptune
Arolas
no 19
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menigenta
Gomezia
Gunes
plaza Armas
Vidal
Pinar del Rio
Riot Breaks Out After Court Release In Oregon Burglary Case
In Tacomi Washington a courtroom riot followed the release on bail of Charles Barrett and Wallan Morrissey, wanted in Portland for burglary. Police clashed with lawyers and officers, warrants were issued, and the pair were cornered near the courthouse. Governor Lord signed extradition papers, with transfer to Portland anticipated tomorrow.
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Tacomi
Wash
Maoreh
superior court
Charles Barrett
Wallan Morrissey
Portland, or
Davia
court house
Lord
Oregon
Portland
NEW PRESIDENT ELECTED AT SAN JOSE BANK
Directors of the San Jose Commercial Bank elect Lion president after Murphy’s resignation. One ballot elected Lion four votes, Walliams three. Bank expected to reopen next week. Also a change in the San Francisco agency with Lazard Freren & Co to replace Dona hue & Co. Lion is a major coastal businessman with extensive land and furniture interests.
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San Jose
Commercial and Savinga Bank
seasion
J Lion
D Murphy
Ed Walliama
Lion
San Franscico
Lazard Fr
We Kind ay Men Downed at Senate Convention Turmoil
Reporting from Wisnaveroy March 26 details a chaotic Republican state convention scene. Reed Allron faction seized control, fights broke out as delegates swarmed the platform, pistols drawn, and police intervened. McKinley supporters claim organizational legitimacy and vow future action at St Louis.
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Teas
Marsh
facheng
W H. Chuey Allron
Reed Allron
St. Lous
Wickimlay
deaks
Associated Press
Charman Grant
launt
McKinley
St. Ioma
Caney
Coney
Quney
St Loni
Schooner Helen Merriam Wrecked Off Pont I Rey
The schooner Helen Merriam was run down and wrecked by the Christina Steffens about twenty two miles off Pont I Reyed on a Sunday morning. The Steffens rescued its crew of three but refused to stand by, blaming the other vessel for the collision amid disputed fault.
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Christina Steffens
bax
Tsvvcisco
Helen Werriam wen
Pont I
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