Armistice in Cuba and Spanish reaction in Washington
Washington reports an unconditional armistice in Cuba as Gen Blanco enforces the queen regent’s order while insurgent leaders decry the move. The U.S. president’s message to Congress is updated to reflect Spain’s note, and Havana sees Consul General Lee depart amid tense exchanges with Gen Blanco.
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Senor Polo Y Bernabe
State Department
Spain
Blanco
Cuba
United States
Maine
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Congress
Pabinet
Government Council
Quits
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Springer
Barker
Gollan
Gen
Gen. Lee
Havana Harbor
Lee Waaig
Geo. Ise
Japore
Grosvenor
Lentz
Ohio
Noted Actress Margaret Mather Dies After Collapse
The note states Margaret Mather collapsed during Cymbeline in Charleston West Virginia and died Thursday at 5 p.m. from convulsions due to Bright's disease. Her remains were laid to rest beside her mother in Elmwood cemetery in Detroit.
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Charleston
W. Va
Margaret Mather
Scute Bright
Miss Mather
Detroit
Mich
Elmwood Cemetery
Cuban Independence and Cuba Policy Debates In Congress
Congressional daily summary reports debates on Cuba with senators Perkins Clay Rawlins Mantle Chandler Turple Harris Kenney Turner and others. It notes Cuban independence resolutions, calls for intervention or defense measures, and sundry civil bill actions including river bank restoration funding and currency reform.
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Washington
Ohio
Shawneetown
Senate
Alonac
Grout
Republic of
Cuba
John Roach
Minor News Items For The Week Ending April 14
Fire destroys Morton business section in Mississippi and Vietor village in New York. Mrs. Van Zandt dies at 106 in Seneca Mills. Turner, ex-congressman in 1980, dies in Front Royal. Provisions shipped to Cuban sufferers from Omaha. Cremations after Bays fire claim Mrs. Carr and two children. King Christian IX’s 80th birthday celebrated in Copenhagen. British steamship Virginia offered to evacuate Americans from Puerto Rico. Tokyo fire leaves 16,000 homeless and 1,111 houses destroyed. John Cella fatally shoots Mrs. Henry Carter then kills himself in St. Louis. Morrill birthday observed in Washington. Benjamin Hill hanged in San Quentin for wife murder. Ward Line halts New York–Havana service. Germany pledges neutrality in a US-Spain war. H. C. Raymond hanged in Folsom for murder. Illinois law banning butter coloring struck down. George Stout dies after prize fight injury. J. McLain Smith dies after bicycle collision. Mrs. Jacob Hiller dies at 107.
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Japan
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Henry Carter
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San Quentin Prison
Cal
Oakland
Ward Line Steamship Company
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Havana
Germany
Spain
United States
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Folsom
Fred Andrews
Fatal Family Feud In Knoxville Killing Kills Four
A Saturday morning shootout near McGhee station in Monroe county Knoxville results in the deaths of Henry and Ernest Howard and James Murrand with Thomas Howard mortally wounded. The Howards are related by marriage to John McGhee and his son Joseph, amid a family feud.
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Tenn
McGhee Station
Monroe County
John McGhee
Joseph
Henry
Ernest Howard
James Murrand
Thomas Howard
Howards
McGhee
McGhees
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