Congress divided as Cuba plan dominates message
Washington April 13. Congress faces a split reaction to McKinley’s Cuba policy message. Supporters applaud a strong stand while critics call it weak and vacillating, with calls for independence for Cuba and possible armed intervention amid party tensions.
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Thurston
Cuba
Congress
Lerry Simpson
Jtensas
Hanna
Republican
South Dakota
Allison
Towa
Teller
Colorado
Dingley
Maine
Etking
West Virginia
Cees
Senator Rawlins
Thessasr
Burows
Michigan
Young
Pennsylvania
Sebrecentene J
Hamilton, Lewis
Washington
Kentey
Phe
Money
Mississippi
McKinley’s Weakness Reflected in Cuban War Policy
The article harshly criticizes President McKinley for failing to provide decisive leadership amid the Cuban crisis. It highlights calls to mobilize the army and National Guard, expand forces for a 40,000 troop surge, and press state militias into service while debating naval actions and possible intervention to aid Cuban independence.
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Washinton
D. Ce
United States Army
Chickamauga National Park
Alger
War Department
National Guard
Moltnicere
Armb
Wak Department
Chickamauga
Roosevelt
Aval
Eques- Lisa
Tampa Orey
Orleans
Naval, Board
Holland
Morgandine
Guba
Iestroyer
Molcomb Declines Third Term for Nebraska Governor
Silas A Molcomb writes from Arlington April 14 saying he is not a candidate for a third term as Nebraska governor. He cites reforms begun, warns against an unwise continuation, and urges party clarity while praising supporters and public service. A broader notice recounts local political shifts and a Hudson county electoral upset with Democrats winning several seats. The document mentions the Middris torpedo boat launch and a boxing bout in Philadelphia.
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Lincoln
Ji Ae Lane
Wonan
Sim
Amy Candi
Jaxsel
Tolal
Arlington
Kearney
New Jersey
Hudson Country Republican Committee
Cipeinnath Fails in Cincinnati Match Amid Scattered News
Indianapolis team played Caseball in Cincinnati losing 4 to 0 with Dr. Tigges resigning from a New York Presbyterian church. Merlizen village near Lake Thun in Switzerland nearly destroyed by fire. Washington jockey club spring meeting opened at Bennings track. Seven hundred Cambria miners strike over mine regulations again.
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Cipeinnath
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Tigges
Presbyterian Church
New York City
Merlizen
Switzerland
Lake Thun
Washington, D.C
Jockey Club
Bennings Track
Cambria
Cuban Situation Stirs Reed On House Leadership
Speaker Reed discussed Cuba with an intimate, saying the House may split from administration policy. He warned the Senate is a nondescript body and that Republican House members face pressure to back the president, while dissent could unsettle party unity and action.
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Messré
Bikins
Hanna
Maine
Cuba
Spain
Tre Walleries
Sand
Hous
Allanse
Fey
Antic
Lee
Jin
Havana
Elkins
United States
McKinley
State. Department
Tegent
Mkinley
Great
Britain
Julian Pauncefyte
Germany
Austria
France
Italy
Reault
Ted
House
Senate
Apal
Pan
Congress
Mason
Quay
Pennsylvania
Shafroth
Wwadsworth
Newark
Metcalf
Herald
Mr. McKinley
World- Herald
Sepite
Sipain
Mt. McKinley
McKintex
Reaow
Thec
Etkins
Hatina
Mccook
Ahah
Seo
Republian
Whay
Fraser
McCkinley
Decembe
Oic
Asia
Dred’st
Enn
Aare Jean
Questin
Beye
Ftns
Mark Han
Stephen KR Aikins
McKintey
Forbes
C Ba
Wwashington
Reed
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Healty & Clapp
Law
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Fairbury, Nebrask
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Jefferson County
Jay BR. McDowell
Piret Nat'l Bank
W. J.moss
Charles Clifton
Attorney AT Law
Fairburt, Nebr
W.B Croprey
Irbury, Nebraska
Jacob Bartel
Jansen, Nebraska
A. H. Hammond
Jefferson County News
West Side
Ellsworth
Hyer
Wes
First
National Bank
H. Lenger
Jefferson County Abstract Office
J. Monroe -Davis
Basak
Nebrask
Washington, D
MR. M'Kinley
Olney
Amer
United ‘States
Maines
Pnd
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Silas
A. Molcomb
Midrris
Hereshoft
Bristol, Ry
Jack Daly
Kid Laviene
Philadelphia
Czar -Reed
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