The Hawaii Question in Washington December 1897
The outlook for annexation of Hawaii appears brighter in Washington as lobbyists push against annexation foes. Key figures cite strategic Pacific interests and shifts in European power moves to justify U.S. Hawaii acquisition. Debates include pension roll printing, Behring Sea claims awards, and party dynamics over silver and gold standards.
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Hawaii
Washington
Senate
China
Germany
England
France
Russia
Pacific
Democratic Party
Ren. John. W. Poster
U. S. Seal
Behring
Congress
Evans
House
U.S
McKinley
Gage
Democratic Platform Declares Louisiana Freedom Purposes
Resolutions from Baton Rouge December 9 affirm Democratic fidelity to liberty civil rights and equality before the law. They pledge a constitutional convention to craft an economical government and a suffrage limited to intelligent white citizens while urging public trust in the party and election success.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Losses From Bank Failures In The Year 1897
Report of the comptroller of the currency details bank failures and financial disasters for 1897. The city mourns a Christmas shooting where Joe Seggar was killed over a debt of 15 vents, both involved were Black. Sheriff C D Kemp of Grant parish resigns. the Chronicle notes a shortage to be resolved. The Progress urges scrutiny of C W Keating and Populist allies in Louisiana. The Progress praises Dr H Dickson Bruns.
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Shaw
Joe Seggar
Pete Jones
C. D. Kemp
Grant Parish
Foster
the Chronicle
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Thomas Jefferson
C. W. Keating
Louisian
Ortun
H. Dickson Bruns
Exiatabee Failores Ulyi
Savinga Dantes Trust
Athicaga