Fitzhugh Lee Sails on Steamship Fern
Havana April 9 All is quiet as Fitzhugh Lee United States consul to Sagua La Grande visits Captain General Blanco and sails with American correspondents aboard the Fern at 5 PM. Alexander Gollan British consul assumes charge of American interests and looks to play a key role in future events.
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No Change In Situation Amid Contradictory Madrid Voices
The April 9 Madrid report says the political situation remains steady while opinions in Madrid newspapers diverge. Some foresee war, others advocate peace, with The Globe noting Spain cannot concede to American demands. England's stance prompts Spain to watch developments.
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The Mother's Pay Day Promises Relief From Suffering
An old ad extols Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a universal remedy for common illnesses that afflict mothers and families. It claims medical relief through a purportedly perfect scientific cure, urging new mothers to seek treatment despite ongoing health costs and insufficiencies in care.
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Pierce
PENALTY FOR DESERTION ORDER ISSUED AT WASHINGTON
An April 9 release from Was n ixetox reports Secretary Alger issued an amended army punishment order from March 20 1805 detailing penalties for desertion and related offenses. Desertion conspiracies and disobedience carry hard labor and forfeitures, with ranks and conditions specified for each offense.
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Rumor of Armistice Revived in Madrid and Washington
Reports from Madrid claim Spain weighs a Cuba armistice to avert wider war while U S officials say independence or intervention remains red lines. Spain may not yield on those points. no official decision yet and White House actions focus on future Cuba policy and possible congressional steps.
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Armistice talk debated to pause Cuban hostilities
Washington dispatch notes brief White House calls on April 9 with Assistant Secretary Day discussing Cuba policy. Senators Cullom Barrows and Pritchard pressed for a potential armistice, while Queen Regent speculation surfaced. Battle plans and independence recognition edges were touched as talks moved under tight secrecy. The U S also reports purchase of a British steamer for harbor work in Charleston.
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Cuban Program Change Signals Push for Intervention
April 9 Wasuixotos The Senate committee on foreign relations did not meet but members visited the room and discussed Cuba. The panel is expected to back a plan that would recognize the independence and mainly seek intervention if the president deems it necessary, with several older senators likely supporting the stance.
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Scheme to whip Spain with an airship weapon
New Castle Pa April 9 Professor R T Leonard an aeronaut offers to equip a government airship capable of lifting 600 pounds per gas scope. The device would rise to height detach and float indefinitely guided by air currents. It plans to carry glycerine in metal balls enclosed in cotton to prevent friction ignition.
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Powder Order Placed for War Material by Wilmingon Firm
Wil lington firm Dupont De Nemrot Co has secured a United States government contract valued at 15 million dollars to supply powder for war. The mills rushed to produce powder, most of which is ready. The material aims to be safer and less explosive than black powder, with modernization for prismatic powder. Wages for workers have recently been increased.
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