Senator Culberson Leads Fight as Puerto Rico Tariff Passes
The Puerto Rico tariff bill passed the Senate 40 to 31 after solid Democratic support, with Texas Senator Culberson delivering a maiden speech praised as constitutional and eloquent. The debate featured sharp exchanges, Hamilton-like rhetoric, and strong praise from colleagues on both sides.
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Senator Culberson’s stance on Puerto Rico and annexation debate
Washington hearing opens on ending maritime and territorial policy in the Philippines and Puerto Rico. Mason and Culberson defend free trade, oppose conquest, and argue for or against annexation while weighing citizenship and tariff implications amid a heated tariff debate.
Dewey Declines Run for Presidency in April Confession
A World Washington dispatch reports Admiral Dewey has reconsidered and will not seek the presidency. At his home in Goldsboro he says he could be acceptable to voters if urged but would only serve if the American people desire him. He notes presidential duties are mainly to execute laws and orders, and declines naming a party or platform.
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