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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1898

Page

7

Spain to reopen Cortes amid Cuba crisis and Weyler return

Madrid and Paris report a government move to hasten the reopening of the Spanish parliament with the cortes to convene by April 20. Sagasta explains Cuba policy as urgent amid U.S. actions, while Weyler’s arrival strengthens calls for a firm stand. Autonomy in Puerto Rico cited as failing and moral support for war grows across Spain.

Maprin Benor Sagasta Washington Congress Senor Sagasta Cortes FE Imparcial United States Mexico Senor Osodepon Senor Moret Cuba Porto Rico Spain New York The Herald Puerta de Tierra Maximo Gomez

Mother's Friend Relief for Misery of Maternity

Remedy promises to ease childbirth pain and avoid complications, claiming to remove nervousness and distressing symptoms. It touts safer delivery with preparation for the event and offers a bottle for one dollar plus a free informational book from Bradfield Regulator Co, Atlanta, Ga.

Express Bradfield Regulator CO Atlanta

Large Clearing Volume Signals Strong Trade Activity

The Weekly Review of Trade notes large clearing house payments, despite war talk and financial jitters. Banks and industries show resilience with strong orders, while corn and wheat exports shift volumes and risk. Armistice rumors are denied. treasury exhibits shipped. regatta entry refused. Mohair sales and coal shipments reported.

Thorns to Sit Upon and Kidney Cure Claims

Long column of ad copy and scattered news notes. Claims Utah Kidney Beans as the great kidney and bladder remedy with testimonials from E. S. Samuels of Clinton Kentucky and local sellers Vic Emmert Co F Parsons Co and Sam A Jones. Additional items include Turners Little Liver Turners pills and a Havana Maine mine case report with Crandall Escalado’s arrest details, plus Cuba skirmishes and Cedar Rapids brewery news and a pigeon shoot outcome.

Samuels Clinton Kentucky Hickman County Utah Vic Emmert & Co F. Parsons & Co Sam A. Jones

Powers May Use Forge Naval Demonstration Between U S and Spain

In Rome the Popolo Romano reports Europe will intervene on Spain behalf with a naval demonstration in which all powers would participate. London says Britain will not join and thus such efforts cannot succeed. Washington notes renewed interest in the European powers acting for peace, with senators wary yet believing further developments are likely.

Flumor United States Rome Popolo Romano Europe Spain Lonpoy Great Britain Austrain Wasuineroy Associated Press

Militia to be Called as War Department Considers

Washington April 16 The question of how many militiamen from the states will be pressed into active duty when operations are decided is under study by the president and the war department. An official aid today suggested an order may call up 80000 militiamen, a number believed sufficient for immediate needs.

McKinley Pilate Paris United States Pontius Pilate American Congress Spain Cuba Mannnp Washington Maine Havana General Weyler Guba The Pais Quesada London Stock Exchange Charien A. Crandall Emanuel Escaldaro Chicago New York Charles A. Crandall Emanuel Escadaro Secret Service Crandall Escadaro Nashville Highwood State Department Weyler Washinaton War Department

Warlike troop move signals looming clash with Spain

Washington April 16 reports the War Department ordered concentrated mobilization of six cavalry regiments, 82 infantry, and five light artillery batteries at Chickamauga New Orleans Tampa and Mobile. Troops to be acclimated in the south with Major General Miles to assume command as cabinet and Sec Alger coordinate transport, subsistence, and rail access.

Washinaron Spain Chickamauga New Orleans Tampa Mobile Alger Miles Corbin Washington Congress Gulf Cuba W. B. Shafter San Francisco Department of California J. F. Wade Department of the Dakotas St. Paul Minn J. J. Coppinger Chicago Nelson A. Miles Atlanta Graham Department of the Guilt

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