President Cleveland reports Hawaiian commission interview conflict
In a long written reply to three Hawaiian royalist visitors, President Cleveland explains his official stance on recognizing the Hawaiian government and denying aid to restore the former regime. He notes Congress’ power and his own limited executive authority, and says the new Hawaiian government is entitled to recognition. The document was read to the commissioners in his absence.
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Delaware senator contest stirs caucus talk in Dover
The Delaware senatorial fight centers on Addicks Higgins and Higgins allyship with Rep Charles L Moore and Dr Caleb R H Laying. A caucus may be called tonight as the General Assembly reconvenes in Dover to decide whether Addicks or Higgins wins the nomination. Reports say five Higgins supporters may refuse caucus if Addicks nomination looks unlikely.
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Peace prospects and war stance in Japan China
Tokyo dispatch reports signs of peace talks after Port Arthur while tensions rise as Japan seeks favorable terms. Chinese envoys plan negotiations. Japanese military leaders push for swift end and stricter terms. Deaths include Congressman Post and jail break coverage follows.
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The Hawaiian Conspiracy Trial and Other News
A chaotic wireless-era bulletin blends reports of a Hawaiian conspiracy case with fires in Toronto, heavy snow in Pennsylvania, moonshining captures in Hatteray, and New York political fallout. The Hawaiian plot allegedly aimed to seize buildings and arm supporters, but witnesses say whites and mixed-race conspirators planned, with natives offering little backing.
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CONGRESS WEEK HANGS ON CURRENCY BILL AND CANAL DEBATE
In Washington January 7 the coming week in Congress centers on the currency measure and the Nicaragua canal bill. A Democratic caucus and a rule debate will shape strategy amid possible motions to strike out after the enacting clause, potentially ending debate swiftly if adopted. Senate action also looms on pension funds and income tax, with canal supporters pressing for a vote while opposition aims to delay.
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