Mills Puts Cuba Issue in Spotlight in Senate
Senator Mills of Texas urged recognizing Cuba with a $10,000 ministerial salary, assailing President Cleveland and foreign policy. The debate centered on executive vs congressional power to recognize governments, with Mills citing Monroe and Jackson but the measure went over without action.
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House votes down Pacific railroad funding bill in tight session
The House defeated the Pacific railroad funding bill by 168 to 102 after a protracted debate on amendments and the substitute by Mr Bellhemo. A substitute by Mr Harrison proposed broad Treasury commission powers, but failed 110 to 150. The main engrossment and third reading were rejected 102 to 105, amid confusion and applause from opponents. The session then covered military academy funding, national bank capital minimums, and Blackwell’s Island bridge extension before adjourning at 4 12 p m.
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Monetary Conference Drawing Attention to Agricultural Talks
A New York report notes a gathering of prominent arrivals and officials led by Ex-Secretary Malrehld and Secretary of the Parmners National Cuteness discussing farm policy and cooperative efforts. The event centers on a national convention exploring monetary and agricultural representation.
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Tipeey
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Canton Politicians Discuss Possible Treasury Choice
In Canton and nearby areas, chatter centers on potential cabinet moves. Rumors link Chow Emory of Midelphia to Secretary of the Treasury and mention Mr Dinghy as a leading possibility, with Smith as a favored name for the post by campaign observers.
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Colter
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We Smith
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Bapita
Srmaith
Toren
Treay- Ury
Fragmentary political dispute over Senator election
A damaged report shows a political caucus debate over adjusting differences between factions regarding the candidacy of Pritchard for Senator. The party members reportedly favored a reconciling approach but resisted harm to the regular slate and did not endorse certain voting alignments. Readable fragments describe the debate and proposed terms.
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Judge Goff's Place and Virginia Electoral News
Richmond and state events bundle a Virginia electoral college scene with remarks on political factions. Mentions of Bryan, gold and silver factions, candidates like Marshall and Waller, and health notes about Governor O’Perral alongside local incidents including a youth shooting and a farmer’s daughter case.
Hearings on tariff bill and protective duties discussed
Wilwow Burn Washington session notes Ways and Means Committee hearings. Corliss proposes duties on tobacco lumber and wool. Smith of Waterbury seeks high duty on vegetable ivory buttons. Coal region in decline. Silver dollar issue and mint shipments cited. Senate judiciary nominees stalled. Republican caucus planned. Dangerous $20 counterfeit found. Red Cross offers aid to Cuba and Turkey remain unmet.
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Corliss
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KK. Smith
Waterbury
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Ruemor
Tve
Treasury
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Virginia
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Wolcott
Europe
Daniel Manning
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American National Red Cross Association
Misa Clara Barton
Turkey
Armenia
Red Cross
Copious Rains in India Relief Efforts lag in famine areas
Copious rains have fallen in most famine stricken districts of India but much more rain is needed. The bubonic plague is increasing at Karachi. A brief insertion notes an unrelated product advertising line about dental rooms at 102 Main.
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India
Karachi
Altgeld Addresses Spark Controversy at Inaugural Rail
In Springfield Wisconsin a joint session of the Legislature adjournment motion halted ex Governor Altgeld from a planned four word farewell address. Speaker Curtis blocked the move while Governor Tanner read his inaugural remarks amid protests and a pompous parade ending with a Capitol ball.
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Trial of Lule te meillan in Havana closes day with vigorous defense
The naturalized American LTule te meillan faces treason charges as Havana court hears a three hour defense speech. General Lee attended, while earlier sessions adjourned for court deliberations. Reports also recount two clashes near Jacoba la and Manzanillo where Spanish troops under Generals Certere and Rey suffered 34 dead or wounded and rebels paid heavy losses amid quick firing guns. General Marlo protected convoy near Victoria Tunas as rebels fortified lines near Becerra plain, later routed with unclear rebel casualties.
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Santiago de Cuba
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Victoria
Methodist Choir Sees Growth in Crewe Va
In Crewe Virginia on a Sunday service many attendees and new members joined both services at the Methodist church. The growing congregation plans to erect a larger house of worship on a recently purchased lot as soon as possible after consulting Norfolk architects. The pastor and Mr Kruse lead active classes and youth work with regular Sunday and Tuesday activities drawing steady participation.
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