War and peace in Cuba urged by U S leader
President urges immediate end to the Cuba war. He cites Spanish reforms, armistice talks, and multilateral pressure, while arguing for intervention if peace cannot be achieved. Maine disaster is cited as proof of intolerable conditions and need for action.
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Cuba Ceases Hostilities Across Island Per Proclamation
Following the recent proclamation all hostilities are ordered suspended in Cuba. Details for execution will be issued to army corps chiefs for prompt action. Reports from Madrid note Woodford ready to depart with an escort. London praises Britain's Wei Hai Wei policy and plans for future occupation unclear. Chinese distrust of Russia growing as events unfold.
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Refugees Reach Key West on Olivette
The steamer Olivette arrived from Havana at 6 oclock Sunday morning with 248 refugees aboard. Forty landed at Key West and the rest went to Tampa. Among Tampa bound passengers are Miss Clara Barton, Dr. Elwell, Dr. Eagan, four Red Cross sisters and officials including Dr. Brunner, Dr. Dudley, Lawton and Childs. The group, aided by clerks from local bank houses, underwent a cursory shore examination.
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Chickamauga Park Work Under Way For Incoming Troops
General H. Boynton, chairman of the Chickamauga park commission, has gone to Chattanooga to organize park labor and teams to provide wood and transport for camp equipment. Preparatory measures include increased sidings and telegraph facilities to expedite troop arrival and movement.
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Havana Guards Tighten After Plot Rumors In Cuba
Havana tightens security around Vidano as the Arolas battalion guards the city. Ouabgns are jailed at Cabanas fortress amid rumors of plans to assassinate Consul General Lea and others. Spanish officials suspect a staged incident to curry U.S. favor.
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English and Russians Clash Reported in Nagasaki Dispatch
Dispatches from Nagasaki claim a collision occurred between English and Russian forces at Ta Lien Wau on April 11. The reports are unconfirmed and evolving as officials await corroboration.
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Armistice debate, Cuba crisis loom as Congress weighs action
In Washington and near Cuba the path of U S policy hangs on Congress after President McKinley’s message. Foreign relations committees pace deliberations, with talk of wartime powers and recognition of Cuban independence. A split Senate and Republican strategy shape possible interim steps as Prairie Fire devastates Springview Nebraska.
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