Supreme Court Grants Citizenship to Child of Chinese Parents
The United States Supreme Court declares a person born in the country to Chinese parents is entitled to citizenship. Other items note labor unrest, shipyard plans in Linnton near Portland, Havana relief efforts, and naval preparations for potential war.
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United States Supreme Court
Chicago Typographical Union
Illinois
Congress
United States
Cuba
Frank 3. Clark
Chicago
Linnton
Portland
Havana
Central Committee
Halifax
Bermuda
London
Warning to Spain on Maine and Cuban War
President McKinley cabled two notes to Spain through Minister Woodford about the Maine and humanitarian intervention in Cuba. The notes, firm but not threatening, argue the Maine was destroyed by an external agent and urge an armistice in Cuba without setting a date. Madrid reports peace negotiations progress amid Spain's pacific stance and elections.
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McKinley
Spain
Woodford
Havana
Cuba
United States
Maine
Calla
Cubs
Washington
Sagasta
Congress
Berlin
Berliner
Tag Etlate
Fund to Buy Warships in Spain Activates Donations
United States intelligence sparks a patriotic drive in Madrid where many pledge a day's pay to fund warships. A committee led by the bishop of Madrid will collect subscriptions.
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Madrid
United States
Spain
Maine Court of Inquiry Confirms External Explosion
The board of inquiry reports the loss of the Maine was caused by an external explosion. Washington cables Spain to notify its government of the finding as war preparations intensify and Porto Rico fortifications proceed amid heightened national tension.
Court Of Inquiry Finds Maine Loss From External Explosion
The court reports the Maine was lost by an outside explosion, likely a floating submarine mine, with two blasts identified including a magazine detonation. No responsibility assigned, cabinet secrecy kept, plan to publish the report to Congress remains unchanged as the afternoon session ends. Navy and War departments push preparations forward.
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Court of Inquiry
Maarix
Long
White House
Washington
Maine
Congress
Navy
War Departments
Naval Officials Demand Intercept of Spanish Torpedo Flotilla
The advance of the Spanish torpedo flotilla drew close attention from naval officials. While no definite action was set, authorities urged intercepting the fleet, with the Spanish government viewing the movement as non menacing, a decision made weeks earlier.
President's Message on Maine disaster and naval inquiry
The president reports to Congress on the destruction of the Maine in Havana harbor on February 15 and the naval court of inquiry findings. He states the explosion resulted from a submarine mine, absolves officers and crew, and urges Spain to join in a just, calm resolution while preserving friendly relations. He forwards the findings and testimony to Congress.
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United States Empireless
Charles A. Jenks
Charles Nelson
Auiles
Havana
Blanco
Manterola
Madrid
Canaries
McKinley
Eulate
Vizcaya
Chidwick
Maine
San Ambrosio
Colon Cemetery
Key West
Castle Island
Boston Harbor
Washington
Fort Independence
Congress
Congress of the United Statng
Cuban
Tlavana
United States
Alphonse XII
Ward Line
City of
North Atlantic
Greenland Sealing Steamer Returns With Grim Toll
Terrible loss aboard the Newfoundland sealing steamer Greenland. The vessel reached St John’s with 24 corpses on deck and 55 frostbitten survivors, all in agonizing pain after a march on drifting ice during a gale and snowstorm. Captain George Barhour commanded a crew of nearly 800 seal hunters.
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St. John’s
N. PY
Greenland
St. John's
George Barhour
Dayton trolley party car with Cuaris and portable tables
Dayton residents showcase a trolley party car described as not an ordinary car but equipped with Cuaris instead of seats and several portable tables that can be arranged for comfort. The car also features a refrigerator to store and serve refreshments if desired.
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Maine Navy Yard Dispatches Report on Spanish Fleet
A late dispatch from Washington details naval plans and actions as Secretary Long and officials discuss measures following the Spanish flotilla. It notes Admiral Sigsbee and Captain Sigsbee await orders while the Maine sails from Havana and docked at Portland under press scrutiny.
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Hington
Long
Senor Polo Y Bera
Daved
Siard
Navy Department
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Key West
Byes
Iowa
Newport
Maine
Mlantic
Mayford
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Jones
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Barley
Ins
Healey
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de Setorpe
Maine Court
Ste Butt House
Famou
Sigsbee
I Perfecte
Oldangraver Island
Portland
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Robert Wilkinson
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