Resolution Reported on Cuban Independence and US Action
Senate Foreign Relations Committee presented a joint resolution affirming the independence of the republic of Cuba and proposing friendly intervention to end the war with Spain. The lengthy report reviews Congress sessions and contemplates next steps under international norms. Crowds filled the galleries as Cameron introduced the report, with Sherman signaling concerns about timing until after holidays.
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Senate Quiet Week As Holiday Adjournments Loom
The senate plans a two day session amid holidays with Cuban resolutions under review but unlikely action. Quorum doubts after holidays threaten legislative delays as House adjourns Tuesday for recess. Budget bills and library provisions face procedural hurdles while suspension day proceeds under rules.
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Olneys Statement on Cuba Recognition Stirs Debate
The Olney position that the president has power to recognize Cuba remains a matter of earnest discussion. Supporters defend his authority while others argue the move defies constitutional principle. A Senate debate on a related resolution is anticipated as opposition to recognition grows.
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Spain may rest until March, says minister
The Spanish minister to Washington Senor Dupuy de Lome telegraphed his government that he had a conference with Secretary of State Viney. Viney assured him that Spain might remain tranquil until March since President Cleveland would not recognize the independence of Cal…
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Congress has Power on Cuba Recognition
Dec. 21. Cixerswatt The Commercial Tribune asks Senators Sherman and Davis about Congress recognizing Cuba’s independence. Both sources suggest Congress could pass a resolution recognizing independence, with a presidential veto or override debate. Davis argues Congress has power by joint resolution. approval or veto would still bind under law.
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Is It A Fake
A Washington dispatch reports officials deny Maceo assassination rumors as US origin, traced to a Jacksonville boarding house with journalists sympathetic to revolutionaries. The World also says on December 6 in Tarahucen Cuban hospital attacked by 200 Spanish guerrillas, a small garrison defended it but Spaniards killed 20 sick and burned the house.
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Indian school expansion endorsed for Lawrence Kaw unit
Congressman Curtis of Kansas secured sub committee backing for an appropriation of 14000 to add to the Indian school at Lawrence Kaw. The facility now has accommodations for about 200 pupils but enrollment sits at 500, signaling a need for expandedspace and capacity.
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Hill's Resolution in Senate Recognizes Cuban Belligerents
Senator Hill offered a resolution in the senate today favoring recognition of the Cuban belligerents. The proposal appears in the Washington dispatch dated December 21.
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Train Robbery Near San Antonio Stuns Officials
Three masked men held up a Southern Pacific passenger train near Comalotuck west of San Antonio at midnight. They stole money packages from the express car but Wells Fargo officials say no loot was recovered and no details are available. Report notes local managers received the division superintendent’s message confirming the hold up and that about 20 money loads remained sealed.
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Immigration Bill Faces House Concurrence Debate
Warstaron December 21 reports Berthold Missouri opposing senate amendments to the immigration bill and praising foreign residents for aiding in the election. The house concurred in senate amendments and set a conference, pausing the legislative appropriation discussion.
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Shooting at a Wyoming Dance Ends in Fatality
A crowded New Year’s Eve gathering at a dance in Casran Wyoming ends when an invited rival cattleman is shot twice and killed by Hanson during a trivial quarrel. Deputy sheriff notes the incident as the town’s wealth and influence clash over honor.
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Jealous rival shoots man after church outing
A Kansas City area murder tale reports Fred Phillips shot by Albert Reynolds as they returned home from church. Phillips, wounded in the back, has little chance of recovery. Reynolds remains at large. The article also mentions unrelated local crimes and notices from nearby towns.
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Publisher Burnell Fined for Obscene Matter
A publisher in St Louis was sentenced to six months in jail and fined 1100 for distributing improper material through a long-running paper that listed editors and sold bad accounts. Judge Woolson suspended most of the penalty, warning that repetition could bring full punishment, and said the publisher would abandon the business.
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Bank Bust in Chicago Triggers Multiple Failures
The National Bank of Illinois in Chicago suspends and the Clearing House Association takes over, with two related banks Esdryer Co and Wasmansdorf Heinemson failing. Debts exceed assets, deposits around 10.2 million, loans near 29.2 million, and the action follows a 3.4 million Calumet Street Railway loan. Depositors are not expected to suffer, and 75 percent of proven claims may be paid.
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Shoes For Women Trend In Winter Footwear Styles
A noisy fashion notes column discusses women footwear with emphasis on winter needs. It surveys toe shapes from round to pointed styles, mentions calfskin for heavy shoes, satin bows on slippers, and riding boots with updated, plainer lines. It notes tan shoes remain visible though less favored for autumn and winter.
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The virtues and cost of hot air steam and hot water heat
A historical piece reviews house heating options noting hot air remains popular for low cost, with steam and hot water heating gaining ground in larger builds. It discusses electricity as a future rival, plant costs, and safety concerns, ending with a finance note on national banks.
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Market and receipts report from Dec 21 agricultural data
Daily stock receipts and market activity across states show mixed movement. Texas and Chicago regions list cattle, hogs, and lamb totals with prices where provided, noting steady to strong trends in several markets and widespread receipts noted for hogs, cattle, and calves.
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