War powers debated in Congress over Cuba conflict
The president is authorized to intervene with land and naval forces to end the Cuban conflict. Congress shows near unanimous support, urging immediate action and unity between houses. Reports note economic shifts under the Dingley tariff, including reduced imports and higher farm prices, signaling broader manufacturing gains.
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Committee of Foreign Affairs
Cuba
United States
Senate
Spain
Gulu
Couate
Local Notes From Riverdale and Surroundings
Riviale A A Sage in town Thursday T S Tallon in Saginaw Wednesday Kimball saw mill running at full blast Will Kimball of Toledo in town this week James Medkitt of Stanton in town Wednesday Mrs Strayer of Alma visiting friends Work rapidly progressing on new buildings R E Moble Streeter in Alma James Gargett of Alma in Riverdale Clark Hooper of Alma in town Tuesday F C Hyde sowed six acres oats Ferris governor Randells of Alma College guests of FE BE Pell Wednesday Railroad bed improvements east of town Third M E church quarterly meeting at Elm Hall next Sunday Pleasant spring weather. farmers preparing for crop Seville Townships convention May 1st Hyde new sidewalk in front of store TE Keys in Marlette purchasing farm there Easter services at M B church and missionary contributions Reports on Jay VanLeuvan recovering after surgery Doctor Christiaas caring Foley products advertised for kidney and asthma relief Bivins Riopes ads note kidney cure and liver symptoms warning about liver-related trouble.
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Mr. Streeter
Alma
M.C. Lathrop
Robinson
James Gargett
Riverdale
Messrs. Clark and Hooper
F.C. Hyde
Ferris
Gov. Randells
Alma College
M. E
Elm Hall
Seville
Stray Moon Sought by American Astronomers
Dr Waltemath of Hamburg seeks help locating a stray moon 400000 miles away and 615000 miles from Earth. The 140 second apparent diameter, real 420 miles, has appeared since the 13th century. The moon crosses the sun in 177 day cycles and moves about three degrees daily. Citizens urged to report sightings to Hamburg on the Elle.
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Hamburg
New York
Cassini
Montpelier
Ritter
Hanover
Naples
Mr. Gowey
North Lewisburg
Welcome to a Monarch King Kalakaua Honored by Mayor Colvin
Chicago welcomed Kalakaua as king of the Sandwich Islands with Mayor Colvin leading the reception. The crowd at Clark Street cheered as Kalakaua bowed from the Grand Pacific veranda before a quick procession to breakfast at the hotel. Colvin spoke warmly calling him majesty and the king toured the city in a festive mood.
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Kulak
McKiley
Dole
Trarvey D. Colvin
Sle
Kalakaua
Jean
Grand Pacific Hotel
Clark Street
Sandwich Islands
Hostility to Education and Servant Teaching Opposition in England
An American visitor notes three English attitudes toward education. First, elite scorn for schooling among servants. Second, the highly resented school tax. Third, church backed secular schooling is driven by these sentiments. These trends threaten democracy and the nation’s future educational standing.
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England
J. N. Larne
Atlantic
America
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