Mont gomery arrives at Havana as war clouds loom
The United States cruiser Montgomery reached Havana to the welcome of foreigners amid heightened security for Americans, while Spaniards view the visit as a potential war signal. The Senate approved a 50 million dollar national defense bill, signed by the president within an hour. Also noted are travel permits on White and Chilkoot passes, and local commerce items from F C Robins & Co offering ribbons, dress fabrics, and umbrellas.
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Havana
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Weather observations at Winn Emucca Station March 9 1898
The U S Department of Agriculture report lists temperatures with a maximum of 47 degrees, a minimum of 27, and a mean of 37, plus prevailing north winds and no precipitation in 24 hours. Mean temperature for March 10 shows 18 above zero. the note is signed by A Rogers, Weather Bureau agent. A Toledo Bee comment warns war profit schemes by whisky sellers if war comes. A $1500 memorial for Henry George is planned with a bust and pedestal by sculptor Richard F George, to be erected in Greenwood Cemetery. A Woodford dispatch notes Spain unable to raise funds for war and unable to secure lands for hostilities against the U S.
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French paper teases American army creation pace
The St. Paul Pioneer Press notes a French remark that the American army is still to be brought into existence. It recalls past occasions when such a feat took about twenty four hours and asserts the army tends to be born armed to the teeth and in a hurry.
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Cabinet in session extends by an hour over usual
The cabinet met on Tuesday for an hour longer than normal. It was understood that the discussion covered all phases, and members agreed that in the last day or two matters had taken a more pacific turn and the situation was becoming more satisfactory in all directions.
Ex Governor Colcord Says GOP Gold Standard Faces Bitter Opposition
In a Washington Post interview Colcord states that wherever he has traveled in recent weeks he found strong opposition to the Republican gold standard policy and suggests the party cannot win the 1900 campaign on that issue.
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Colcord
Washington Post
Kentucky Representative Golson Beats White in House Election
Ex Representative White of Kentucky secured a clerkship for D. G. Colson in Washington years ago. Golson studied law there, returned to Kentucky, defeated White, and now serves as one of Kentucky's representatives in the house.
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Kentucky
D. G. Colson
Washington
Golson
Capital
Mr. White
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