President Warns Congress on Vene zuela Boundary Crisis
President Cleveland calls for arbitration in the Venezuela boundary dispute with Great Britain, defends the Monroe doctrine as vital to U S peace, and asks Congress to fund a commission to determine the true line between Venezuela and British Guiana. England declines arbitration, prompting U S steps and a public debate with British papers.
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Monroe Doctrine inferred from 19th century article
The text portrays the Monroe Doctrine as opposing European encroachment in the Americas. It stresses that the United States will view European interference as unfriendly and that the American continent’s independence means no future European colonization or control. It emphasizes nonintervention in European affairs.
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Special message on gold bonds to Congress from the President
A special message to Congress will urge immediate authority to issue gold bonds on more favorable terms, citing a shrinking gold reserve. Withdrawals today reduce net bullion and coin reserves, prompting talks on protecting public credit. The Treasury hopes gradual withdrawals allow weeks for House consideration, while warning of potential action if Congress delays.
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State News Highlights Varying Crops and Local Incidents
The Mitchell county cranberry crop failed with no consignments. Reports include a 856 pound hog killed by James Picket of Durham, a fatal quarrel over 50 cents in Louisburg, and railroad men seeking a monument for Capt. Peyton Brown. Oysters shipped nationwide by Geo. N. Ives & Son. Rockingham man Robert L Steel dies suddenly. Tobacco, corn, and cotton figures rise in several towns. fires, deaths, and notable finds noted from Charlotte to Windsor. A fish in an oyster shell and a fatal fire at Williamston are among the varied items.
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