Senator Hill on Cuba and the Cuban conflict debate in Congress
The Washington Senate debate centers on Cuba policy and intervention. Senator Hill announces opposition to the conference report and questions the meaning of intervention while praising earlier belligerent recognition. House and Senate figures dissect contested elections, with emphasis on Aldrich Hobblins and Dupont seat claims, as Cuban resolutions stir debate.
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Washington
House
P. Dudley Coleman
Charles F. Buck
Louw Fisiana
Coleman Usep
Huck
Dem
Ethir— Wilton BP
Aldrich Ve
Gaston A. Hobb
Daniels and
Conke
Teds
Aldrich
Felton
Toven
Taciinn
Pie Todd
Tinwal
University of the Committes
Wreteh
Ar- Insel
Rebblore
Vecermaeidabaeen
Messrs. Muonnv
Maseehueerta
Linney
North Carolina
A Heyre
Dodinem
Ban Maythornett
Targa
Penateo
Senate
United States
Ile
Fle
Buncombe
Committee On
Sherritt
Morgan
Sherman
Tomarray
Delaware
Pritchard
Dupont
Astonel
Tennessee
Harris
Mr. Hil
Baltimore M E Conference Deliberates Bacon Resolutions
The 112th Baltimore Conference of the M E Church discussed the Bacon resolutions on its second day with a minority report opposing adoption. The bishop and cabinet were to decide on appointive reforms, while changes to presiding elder elections stirred debate and staff assignments were reviewed amid long session talk.
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Baltimore Werhodist Conference
Baltimore
Baeon
M. E
ABC
Whenani
Th Naylor
Peporl
Lyriel
Hingeway Church
Mishop Warren
Eller
Washington Istrict
Geal
Reily
Wang
Wes
President's Ducking Party Arrives at White Water
The Sleimer Mrple, with President Cleveland aboard and accompanied by Dr PAY mad Commander Lamberton, arrived at White Water Station after a trip from Washington. The Maple steamer anchored offshore as Col Walter’s blinds were prepared for a noted duck hunting day described as the finest yet, weather permitting. the president plans to depart for Washington tonight. In Philadelphia, the Mhibade conference rejects a motion to admit women as lay delegates. In New Orleans, private advices note the curtailment of the cotton season with Mississippi shipments around 310,000 bales now in process, limited by partial operations and market factors.
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Wile Water
Sleimer Mrple
Oelnek
Washington
Cleveland
Mander Lamberton
Coltives
Army
Maple
White Water Station
Highmond
Predericksburg
Tutone
Quanthers
Col Waller
Col. Watler
Wash Ington
Geelouk
Pilladelphia
Maret
Mhibadehin MW
Chenier
Phis Avilan
Will Spain Pit Out Privateers in Event of War
London reports a government official stated no information on a Venezuelan dimenly settlement being reached. A ministerial brief hints at an Angio American Commission to settle the dispute. Debate covers privateers, Paris declaration, and neutral rights amid tensions with Spain and the United States.
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Clinton
London
George
Curzon
Foreign Office
Mrurson
Ballsbury
Thomas Gibson Rbowles
Meniber
Lynn Regte
United States
Spain
Tommerce
Paris
A. Balfour
The Minh Mond Ties of This Morta Prioate Me
A Richmond letter from Commander Dean S. Walker of the Grand Army defends a statement about the “Rie amt Gray” parade in New York. Walker denies fabrications and clarifies his position amid references to Newark and Wilmington correspondence.
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Richmond
Dean S. Walker
Grand Arm
Indianapolis
Ind
Tnt Im
Grand Army
Newark
Del
New York
Wilmington
Walker
Perversion charges swirl as Norfolk river plan eyed
Transcribed from a late 19th century dispatch, the article reports a controversial piece in the Daily Chronicle accusing a British publication of publishing a “list of Perversions.” It notes conflicting claims about ministerial explanations and mentions a Norfolk Chamber meeting and requests to report on proposed improvements to Norfolk river and Elizabeth river navigation, amid debate over pilotage costs and duties.
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Washington
Datlel
G Yretlhen
Norfolk Chamber
Martin
Norfolk
Elgabeth
Inet Iridig
Amertoni Detal Fly Sposadsneata and Court Proceedings
Reported items include a New York request before a United States commissioner for government interference on a Jura estate matter, a Spaniards arrest, and pending court actions with State Department awaiting information. Also noted is Arthur Wuerfirow, sentenced to death for murder in St Louis, and a Chinese loan contract viewed with Anglo German syndicate for a 6000 pound loan at 4 percent.
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Amertoni
Sposadsneata
New York
Olvero Agimuimonlt
St. Doreengis
Cuba
United Stat
Pekin
Refusal to Fire Sparks Riot Across Havana City
Protest against a congressional action circulated in Havana to collect signatures from merchants clubs and associations. Riot threats and duress reported as residents fear reprisals. Spanish authorities deploy troops as insurrection fears rise, with attacks on homes and arrests noted in Minar Del.
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Mavann
Tampa
Marely
Wethon Oot
Havin
Sikmaures
eeSpooraiiions
Sisa
Viton Chil
Vie
la Discussion
Wimself
Dave Hoon
Cieneral Valdex
Man Bi
Minar del Thos
Pola Avieja
Wiley
Belba
Vath
Jaye Loltee
Patbow
Spanien
Shedr
Lowe
Pheer
Edie
Setha
War, Madrid discusses American Senate action and war readiness
In Madrid a council led by the Queen Regent heard Senor Sanovas respond to the American Senate’s resolutions on the naval and military crisis. Prime Minister Sievwh Castillo warned the Senate may not accept the bow resolutions and said warlike protests would be answered with readiness. He also announced plans to reopen universities closed due to anti-American student demonstrations.
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Madrid
Senor Sanovas
Castillo
Senate
Prime Minster
Commodore Suits Sets Sail From Charleston for Tampa
The steamer Commodore, described as carrying arms and ammunition, left Charleston harbor shortly after 7 this morning bound for Tampa. Delayed by a missing engineer then rough seas, she departed two days after docking. Cuban residents doubt she will actually ship weapons to Cuba, though the captain knows the plan.
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Charleston
Cuba
British MP Supports Cuban Belligerent Rights
London report notes Walford Davis Freeh Conservative MP for Wednesbury argues in Jurvil y on United States policy toward Cuban belligerent rights. He says U S aid to Cuban independence is prudent and warns Spain would err by labeling recognition as hostile.
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London
Walford Davis Freeh
Wednesbury
Tat Mall Gazette
United States
Spain
Great Britain
Kentucky Legislature in chaotic joint session turmoil
In Frankfort a Kentucky Senate and House joint session degenerated into a disorderly scene. Governors Bradley and Mayor Julian clashed with lawmakers over seating and police presence. A vote on journal readings failed as Republicans abstained, leaving 70 members needed to vote. Blackburn led with 61 ballots to 12 for Carlile and 3 for Buckner amid tense exchanges and calls for peace.
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Witton
Duthin
Speier Binan
Herve
Rome
Wien
Democratic Imartore
Dim Wiilama
Lextieton
Hector
Waldet
Khiswuld
Mayer
Abh
Ereyel
Maller
Lexington
Nils
Wrantefort
Jack Chinn
Jim Willing
Walter Shray
Alny
HCY Otter
Minek Buen
Wheo
Leleeante
James Ja Walton
Senate
Pheri Ariston
Sever
Nettherelorde
James God Wallon
Mronston
Viurnet
Heeneten
Bona de Newspaper
Bronstons
Renub- Norns
Frankfort
Wis
Pohony
Republicains
Blackburn
Carlile
Bmuckner
Italians in Africa report slow Italian advance in Africa
Trome notes from Afrilea say King Menelek's army moves slowly and has reached Intiseo between Ailo wa and AiWigrat. Communication with Kassula remains unbroken. Osman Digma is at Galusit. It suggests the government will act defensively. After Adowa only seventeen percent of the Italian army answered to their names at roll call.
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Trome
Lord Dunraven Presides Over London Yacht Meeting
Lord Dunraven chaired a meeting of the Yacht Macing Association in London on March 12 to decide details of a new rating system. His expulsion from the New York Yacht Club was not discussed, though he reportedly received formal notice and acknowledged it in a February 19 letter about remaining a member. The report notes the expulsion event in context.
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London
Lord Dunraven
Yacht Macing Association
New York Yacht Club
Dunraven
High Court Decision Relates to Richmond and Alleghany RR
The Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals, led by Judge Cardwell, ruled on August 1, 1888, that a code section making common carriers liable beyond their routes is constitutional. It upheld the lower court’s $229.71 award against the Richmond and Alleghany Railroad for a tobacco shipment lost after delivery to Bayou Sara, Louisiana, and affirmed the carrier’s continuing liability unless a written release is proven. The decision also covers the Northampton County case on school taxes for railroads, telegraphs, and telephones, reversing lower court rulings and prompting a legislative response. Other listed cases include Lemmon v Herbert and Williams v Watkins.
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Richmond
Shire Supreme Court of Appeals
Richmond and Alleghany Railroad Company
R. A. Patterson
Dacen Company
Patterson Gemminw
Wehmond and
Alleehany Road
Mann & Levy
Bayou Sara
Helcotol
Richmond and Allephany Road
Evellan
United States
Richmond and Ale BhaAny Company
Tolmeoo
Keith
Cardwell
New York, Philadelphian and Norfolk Railroad
Bexard of Supervisors
Northampton County
Northampton
Lemmon Va. Herbert
Circuit Court of Fairfax
Riley
Willams
Watkins
Circcuit Court
Charlotte County
Larrison
Richmond Union Passenger
Rae 4 ‘Company
New York and Sea Bench Railway Company
Court ‘of Llaw and
Equity
City of Richmond
Commercial Bank
Lynchburg
Miller
Michie
Cochran
Circuit Court of Alabamarle
Pep
Set Wilson
Va. Wilson
Chat Court of
Augusta
Cleenst Court of
Floyd
Roanoke
O'lagan
Commonwealth
Brock
Cess
Anne County
Houghton
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