Morgan speaks for Cuba in Senate warships vs lawyers
Senator Morgan urged recognition of a state of public war in Cuba and argued for ships of war to protect Americans, contrasting his stance with Spanish connections cited by opponents. The debate touched on Cuban policy, the Dingley tariff discussion and Senate reorganizational proposals.
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Morgan
Washington
House
Committee On Appropriations
Senate
Pettherew
Allison
Farle
South Carolina
To-Norrow
West
Secretary of the Treasury
Air, Morrill
Vermont
Cuba
Mr. Morgan
United States
Spain
Ife
Muir Stanting
Lee
Hale
Alaban
Mr. Worgan
Maine
Mr. Hale
Alabama
Senate Debates Bankruptcy Bill Amid Byparty Clash
The day featured remarks and a test vote on resuming consideration of the bankruptcy bill. Mr Stewart spoke for three and a half hours opposing involuntary bankruptcy and sparred with Mr Chandler over discussants on metallism. The Senate adjourned at 6 30.
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Stewart
Chandler
Senate
Crittenton Meetings Draw Large Audience at Academy
Evangelist Crittenton filled the Academy of Music with the week’s largest crowd. Ministers joined the service as prayers and Scripture readings opened a three quarters of an hour sermon on The Coming to Christ. A voluntary choir formed near the organ as notices urged daily services and youth and child engagement.
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Academy
Evangelist Crittenton
Academy of Music
Harry Walton
Union Mission
M. B. Wharton
Ible
W. Z. Youn
J. D
Tinoveluck
Satdlers
Hampton
Sworviews
MekKendree Methodist Church
Bramneton Ward
Bonding Deadlock and Key Senate Votes Amid Kentucky Session
The joint session nominates Henry Martin for U S Senator amid party splits and abstentions. Silver Democrats and bolting Republicans complicate the tally as Blackburn carries momentum and a quorum fight ensues. Partial results show Milt Middleton elected to succeed Salyer, with ongoing caucus maneuvers and a Korea crown prince kidnapping noted.
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Frankfort
Henry Li
Martin
Woodford County
United States
Milison
Fulston
Elmore
Blackburn
Dr. Hunter
House
Milt Dlage
Salyer
Saty
Init
Jones
Republican Caucus
Nation
Hunter
Senate
Bronston
Dem
Ohio voters swing to Democrats in key Ohio cities
Special to the Record reports in Cincinnati, Cleveland, Canton and other cities the Democratic party overran Republican majorities in municipal races. Gains included Canton’s mayor, Cincinnati council, Cleveland and Hamilton city tickets, and statewide implications for free silver influence and possible legislative shifts.
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Cincinnati
Foraker
Cleveland
Hanna
MckKinsey
Canton
Ashnell
Springhehl
George L. Cox
Inecinnati
Gustav Tattel
Democratic Triumph in Chicago Mayor Race
The Democratic candidate Carter Slenry Clarrison won the Chicago mayoral election by an estimated 85,000 plurality, aided by independent Republicans and labor support. The result gives Democrats about 39 of 60 aldermen with a solid council majority, signaling a repudiation of the Republican machine.
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Mamilton
Democratic Chy
Charles S. Bosch
Hynesville
Coun- Chien
Board of Education
Mckinley
Soi
Springfield
Bushnell
John A. Goda
Jovity
Akron
Young
Abkinley
Elty
Fostoria
Repubicanes
W. Lughes
Anwor Batley
Demamrais
Carter Harrison
Chicago
Carter Slenry Clarrison
Bryan
Nathaniel C. Sears
Carter Clarrison
Chicago Election Sparks Strong Interest in Washington
April 6 report shows crowds in Washington awaiting Chicago results. Democrats display strong enthusiasm as Mr. Kiegan studies Chicago returns. a telegram from Cartes Thireson praises victory. Gryan plans departure for the South with uncertain plans for a Florida Legislature speech next Friday.
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Washington
Kiegan
Chicago
Clarrison
Cartes Thireson
Cincinnati
Detroit
Gryean
South
Florida
Southern Associated Press Ends News Gathering
At a New York meeting on April 6 1897 the Southern Associated Press voted to discontinue collecting and distributing news and to establish contract relations with the Associated Press. The group praised Patrick Wish and Aw O C Hatton for their service and loyalty before adjourning.
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Associated
New York
Southern Associated Press
Astor House
Cley
Coblowine
United Press
Newngland
New York State
Associated Press
Patrick Wish
Southern Associated Tress
Aw. O
J. H. Bstilg
FF. P. Glass
Southern Associated Press Plans Ninety Year Contracts
The Southern Associated Press met at the Astor House with J. H. Estill presiding. A resolution authorized members to sign ninety year contracts with the Associated Press and to perpetuate the Southern Associated Press organization for mutual benefit.
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New York
Southern Associated Press
Astor House
J. H. Estill
Associated Press
March port entries and local notices mix in New York brief
Local items report March port entries and various happenings. Mrs Caldwell Wardy visits New York shore. Dr Paul and family travel to Lone Pine to see his father. A revival begins at Crace Baptist Church with services 7:45 p.m. Captain Jindgins involved in Chesapeake incident. Moodys depart aboard Royal Blue Line to Brooklyn. Charles Fink returns from Maryland, still recovering from illness.
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Caldwell Wardy
New York
Paul
Mr. Paul
Lone Pineda
Ar Clearch
Madge Martin
Court of Law and
Chinevery
Crace Baptist Church
Sam Wilson
Porter
Eavell
Jindgins
Sraire
Chesapeake
Virginia
Kh. C. Moody
UW. S
Raleigh
Moody Jefu
Royal Blue Line
Brooklyn
Charles Fink
Southern States Telephone Company
Maryland
St. Louis Re elects Republican Ticket in Lively Mayoral Race
After three weeks of heated campaigning in St. Louis Missouri the Republican slate led by Alegenhein won the mayoralty by large margins. The municipal assembly will be evenly split with about nine thousand dollars in funds at stake. Opponents included Clarkison the regular Democrat and Meriwether the bolting Democrat.
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St. Louis
Alegenhein
Riegenhein
Alayer
Clarkison
Meri
Senatorial race in Thirty fourth district confirms Hager elected
Louisville April 6 Tonight's returns confirm Mt Hager Blackburn Silver Democrat is elected senator in the Thirty fourth district.
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Louisville
Mt Hager
Blackburn Silver
River rising at St Louis as river gauge hits 28 feet
Mississippi river remained stationary overnight then began to rise this morning. Gauge at 28 feet with reports from Keokuk and points north showing gradual increase. Des Moines and Missouri rivers rising rapidly. lower river expected to gain at least two feet in forty eight hours. Weather clear and warm in Missouri and Arkansas.
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St. Louis
Weather Bureau
Old
Missouri
Arkansas
Anxiety at Natchez Flood Warns Levees Urgently
River levels rise at Natchez and surrounding points with warnings of the severest overflow in the nation. Levee authorities urge men and boys to suspend work and fortify embankments as Missouri and other rivers show anxiety and further rises forecast.
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St. Louiz
Seripnos-McRae Press Association
Helena
Ark
Greeneville
Miss
Natchez
St. Joseph
Missouri River
Keokuk
St. Paul
Louisiana
Alton
Mississippi River Stays Sharp Rise Near Minneapolis
The river at St Paul stands at eight teen feet with hours of stagnation and officials hope for a limited rise. Lafayette school is flooded and closed. Engineer Rundlett installed a river boom to shield a vulnerable Wabash street bridge pier. Ringlineer Capellan closed the Tenth avenue bridge in Minneapolis over fear of damage.
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St. Paul
Minn
Weather Bureau
Lafayette
Rundlett
Wabash Street
Ringlineer Capellan
Tenth Avenue
Minneapolis
Flood scene in Tennessee shows limited improvement
Encouraging forecast for twenty four hours arrives as levee work continues in the state. Levees that resisted the rain are being strengthened and no section is abandoned until it fails. An unrelated ad touts painless dental extractions at WN. Y. Dental Rooms, 234 Main Street, Ennis.
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Memphis
Tenn
WN. Y
Main Street
Ennis
Hobnobbing in Virginia Politics and Church Frictions
Special dispatch from Farmville reports Governor McKinney near death and unlikely to finish his term. Mayor Tyler advocates for Gubernatorial nomination while Judge Rhea exits the Attorney General race. Park Agnew’s Internal Revenue job seen as anti Lamb victory. ministerial efforts push for Sabbath observance and Rev. Dr. Farr’s Savannah call looms over Richmond.
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Tyler
Chrylog the Wee Inc
Eligatn'sy
Indge Rhea
Agnew
Anth Tinmb
Itichmond
Farmville
McKinney
Hoge ‘Yler
Bute
Manchester
W. J. Rhea
Turisto
Jlon
Sam Williams
Oat
Anant-Lamb
Park Agnéw
Alexandria
Pat McCaull
Wadalls
James D. Brady
Harrison
Lst
Damages Awarded in Two London Libel Actions
In the Queen's Bench Division of the High Court of Justice Miss Marlon Terry wins £600 damages for libel over a publication claiming she would marry her brother in law Mr Morris. Artist Joseph Pennell receives £50 damages in a suit against the Saturday Review and writer William Slicert.
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Toondon
Marlon Terry
St. James
Queen's Bench
High Court of Justice Today
Terry
Morris
Miss Terry
Hel
Joseph Pennell
Saturday Review
William Slicert
High Court of Justice
Mr. Pennell
Withdrawal of Greece Faces Powers Overtures
In Constantinople on April 6, a British minister in Ath ens was instructed to approach Greece with proposals to end the deadlock and allow a favorable withdrawal. If rejected, foreign warships may blockade Piraeus, while a cabinet meeting discussed sending more Regulars to the Greek frontier.
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Constantinople
Athens
Légerion
Greece
Piraeus
Wildez Palace
Wildez Palace Histerthing
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John MM. Harlan
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Sears
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Ie Ucket
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Ucket
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