02 Jun 1896
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Newspaper
Lebanon Daily Reporter
Location
Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1896
Page
1
Reports from Vera Cras Mexico City on June 2 note Spaniards warned Mexico is no longer a Spanish colony. Cuban rights and patriotism are gaining attention amid editoral tensions, while a Spanish officer recruits volunteers for Havana and fever cases rise in Vera Cruz.
At a relief committee meeting yesterday the emphasis was on the attitude toward outside assistance. A press statement will explain no outside help is being refused, though officials oppose appealing for aid. Spencer of the Merchants Exchange noted St Louis has about 113000 to 200000 invested and will determine needs before seeking aid.
The four classes of cadets began annual exams in engineering mathematics and French. A grand review of the corps and an exhibition for the board of visitors followed a dinner hosted by Superintendent Erbst. Later a bicycle parade planned to ride to San Pedro as a promotional event.
Early returns from Oregon elections show Republicans likely to hold a sizable Senate majority with 12 of 15 seats possibly under GOP control. Democratic and Populist gains appear limited as party lines firm in the chamber.
Washington reports suspension day in the House as several bills pass under rules. The Johnson Stokes contest in South Carolina's Seventh District ends with a substitute report declaring no election and the seat vacant. Other actions include passing bills on New Mexico bonds and an industrial commission with various appropriations amid debates on Indian citizenship and construction defects in the battleship Oregon.
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