Liberal Party Crisis and Rosebery Again
London reports the British Liberal Party in disarray with leadership rifts over Rosebery, Harcourt, and Morley opposing policy shifts toward home rule and imperialism. Campbell-Bannerman named as successor. Roebury pressure may force a final leadership choice when Parliament opens.
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House of Lords
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Weather Summary For December 15 Across Regions
Washington reports generally fair weather with showers on the gulf and variable winds. Louisiana shows threatening conditions with gulf rain and northeasterly winds. Texas and New Mexico partly cloudy with variable winds. Oklahoma Indian Territory and Arkansas partly cloudy with south winds.
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Reciprocal Trade Resolutions Backed by National Board
The National Board of Trade opened with reports from reciprocity and export trade committees. Resolutions praised rising export of manufactured goods and urged negotiation of reciprocal treaties, especially with American countries. The meeting adjourned, set to reconvene January 23, 1900.
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Washington
National Board of Trade
TroUBLE IN SAMOA in December reporting imperial landing
Dispatches from Washington and Apia describe Allied naval actions in Samoa with British and German ships landing marines. Reports note a peaceful display by troops and bands to protect white residents while Mataafa is proclaimed king by some chiefs and challenged by others.
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Congressman Secures Discharges for Texas Regiment Members
Special Dispatch reports Representative Slayden obtained discharges for Emmett F. Chaffin J M Windrawy George McDonald and Editor Williams of the Third Texas regiment. He notes the unit’s severe depletion and officers’ opposition make further releases impossible.
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Washington
Congresman
McKinley and Imperialist Rhetoric at Atlanta Jubilee
The article reports President McKinley’s midnight departure on a special train, his Georgia appearance, and a peace Jubilee in Atlanta. It notes patriotic cheers for the flag, references to Confederate graves, and a speech praising national unity, liberty, and the continent’s role in global affairs. It highlights large crowds and ceremonial toasts in Avanta and Atlanta.
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Senator Cattery Sounds a Warning Note
Senator Donylson Cattery of Louisiana warns against imperial policy in Washington reporting disaster to come if the United States seizes the Philippine archipelago. He cites looming deficits, a $100,000,000 yearly expense for an army of 100,000, and revenue shortfalls even with war taxes, urging restraint to avoid burdening taxpayers.
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Labor Federation Opposes Imperialism After Spanish War
The Federation of Labor adopts a resolution protesting a new expansionist policy. It warns of a large standing army and autocratic navy and calls officers to use all powers to defeat the policy.
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Spain
Confederate Dead Jubilee Parade at Atlanta Review
A civic and military parade in Atlanta features General Joe Wheeler and other officers amid cheering crowds. President McKinley attends, reviewing ten divisions and thousands of participants, with speeches honoring the Union and Confederate dead and pledges of national unity.
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Santiago Murder Plot Controversy Stirring Amid War News
Mr. Jerome asserts women and children were not murdered at Santiago. He claims they were not murderers or assassins. Merchants and bankers say Spanish silver will pass only at half its face value. The Sun permits a Cuban correspondent to quote alleged letters between Ramirez the Britisher in Chicago and former British Consul Gollan to prove a supposed plot.
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Notable clash over Sanhul allegiance sparks shout of innocence
The correspondent faults British pro Sanhul Arosbemu under suspicion and demands proof of innocence while Acting Consul Jerome denies rioting reports. He dismisses dispatches as unfounded and defends Blageo as a soldier, Cervera as brave, not killers.
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Cuba Capital Flight Causes Cuban Trade Slowdown
A special dispatch notes Cuba sees capital flowing to investments while local wages and banking moves strain the economy. Havana faces fear that investors will pull back as concerns over money and gold rise, impacting employment and daily work payments.
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Texass Penal Masser: Special Dispaite to Fie
In December 10 the Texas post west wheel reports a frenzy over money orders and onions, with unclear ties to a controlled dispatch and a public display.
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