Two Americans Condemned in Havana Trial Sparks U S Action Debate
The piece analyzes U S public pressure for swift State Department action after two Americans were sentenced to death in Havana on charges of filibustering. It discusses fairness of Spanish legal proceedings, potential political influence, and calls for strong protection of American citizens. It also notes the Bristol Cabot statue proposal and reflects on Anglo Spanish contrasts.
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United States
Grover Cleveland
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Washington
Williams
Havana
Canital
Owen Milton
Alfredo Laborde
New Orleans
Cuba
Bristol
Sebastian Cabot
Cabots
North America
Rochester Post- Express
President’s Path Not Over For Reed After Four Years
The passage suggests Speaker Reed should not despair and that the presidency remains an honor worth pursuing again, noting the four-year span as a basis for effort and possible future candidacy.
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Reed
European passports and American rights debated in press
The article laments German and British treatment of U S passports and notes American insistence on prima facie citizenship. It questions the wisdom of heavy European travel costs, urges better passport wording, and recalls political dynamics around McKinley and Reed while citing stock market fears and Cleveland era party timing.
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Diane
United States
Europe
America
Atlantic
Department of State
United Kingdom
Baldwins reach Pittsburg as Mrs Baldwin predicts future politics
Mrs Baldwin in Pittsburg recounts childhood visions and says she rarely reveals deaths or criminals, defending her forbearance. She suggests she could aid courts after trials to tell judges if a condemned man is innocent. The piece notes her political predictions, including Allison as next president, and quotes Sayage on Quay’s stance toward McKinley.
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Pittsburg
Peder Bryan
Mahatma
Reed's Campaign Setbacks Outsiders Cite Mistakes
Walter Wellman's Washington letter argues Speaker Reed failed to meet early expectations for the presidency. It cites his conservative house policy, delayed New England support, and the toll of a speaker's role on presidential aims, noting the nominee prospects may fade if guiding actions aren’t taken.
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Pittsburg Daily News
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Congress
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Aris Thes
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Senate
Gsentin
Vmmnton
Tillmans
Pettiarens
Reed Nominated for Vice President by The Times Herald
The Chicago Times-Herald claims the Times-Herald first in the nation to nominate Thomas B. Reed of Maine for vice president. The move is met with nationwide enthusiasm and support, though some interpret it as an invitation for Reed to decline or withdraw.
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House of Representatives
Reed
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Congress
Senate
White House
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Times-Herald
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Maine
United States
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St. Louis
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Thomas Jefferson
John C. Calhoun
Martin van Buren
John ©. Breckinridge
Hannibal Hamlin
Henry Wilson
Chester A. Arthur
Levi P. Morton
Thomas B. Heed
Republican Party
Reed for Vice President in McKinley Ticket Urged
In a spirited call the author urges nationally known Reed as the vice presidential choice, praising his statesmanship and record. They argue Reed would restore the office to its traditional standard and would steady legislative action as a practical, decisive presiding officer.
Daily Horoscope and Local Quips for May Day
The Tribune Astrologer Ajacelina offers a May 1 forecast noting a child born today may seek palm leaf fans and red lemonade. A gateside romance and a nudging remark about weather reflect mild fortunes. A council funds accusation ledger and Mayor Builey’s austerity aim appear amid personal musings and an ad for Our Woman's Page.
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