Senate and House Hearings on Cuba Message Stir Debate
In Wasuixetos and New York the senate discussed the president's Cuban policy with mixed opinions. Some lawmakers criticized the tariff stance and praised or rejected autonomy while others urged firm Monroe Doctrine action. The House opened with a crowded floor as Speaker Reed took the helm and 271 members were present.
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Senate opens second session amid formal opening day
The United States Senate began the second session of the Fifth Congress with crowded galleries and a dignified but uneventful meeting. The president’s message dominated the proceedings and attracted attention from foreign diplomats watching the session’s early moments.
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Secretary of State reports Cuba situation to President
Wasursetos December 7 report details Cuba rebellion impact and Cuban resource destruction. It states relations with foreign governments are strained and warns the United States may need to change policy due to costs and risks of continuing the current approach.
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School Socials And Clubs Highlight Student Life
James Davis enrolled this week while Grace Bowden and Dr. Jennings visited last week. A reception was hosted by Prof Barsee. The Christian Association meets grow in number and interest. The Docindia Literary Society presents a program including songs recitations music talks essays and a debate on women’s suffrage with affirmative and negative speakers listed.
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Immigration figures show 343000 arrivals in floral year
The report details 343 207 immigrants reaching the United States with 340 468 allowed to land and 27 debarred. It notes a rise of 84 131 from the prior year, estimates substantial funds accompany arrivals, and lists illiteracy rates by origin including Italy Ireland Russia Austria-Hungary Germany Sweden and Portugal with Japan contributing 1110. The president's message comments on Japan immigration fears being unfounded.
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Douglas County Seeks Bids For Bridge and Jail Fortification
Sealed bids are invited by Douglas County Oregon for repairing the Roseburg South Umpqua River bridge including timber replacement and painting. Bids due January 11 1897. Also sought are specifications to upgrade the county jail with steel lining brick ceiling plaster and new window grates. Judge A F Straus notes the right to reject bids.
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Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Promises Refund Offer
A Toledo advertising notice offers one hundred dollars for a catarrh cure that Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot cure. It lists endorsements from local druggists West, Tatax, Wannine, Krovan, Masvis and attests Cheney’s honesty. The remedy is described as internal and affecting blood and mucous surfaces with testimonials available.
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