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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1898

Page

3

Maine Court Report Reaches Washington In Dense Crowd

Lieutenant Commander Maris and his party arrived in Washington at 9 36 PM after the Maine court of inquiry report. Officials said the secretary of the navy would not receive the report that night. The San Francisco and New Orleans await orders as Captain Brownson pursues warship purchases in Italy.

Brownson Italy San Francisco New Orleans Wastineton Maris Maine Court of Inquiry Washington Ebbitt House Navy Department Secretary of the Navy Coni Loxpoy Althoug Cotwell Leghorn Genoa O'Higgins Spain United States Gravesend Amazonas Hole Haven

Cabinet approves watch over Maine crisis after dynamite note

A semiofficial note from Mavin dated March 265 reports Premier Bagaste read Captain General Blanco's telegram stating Captain of the Maine asked to blow up the wreck with dynamite but was refused. The cabinet empowered the foreign affairs minister to ensure justice and defend Spain's rights, while the finance minister said resources cover war expenses until the new chambers meet.

Mavin Bagaste Blanco Maine Spain Anance

Sampson in Command and Spanish Flotilla Moves

The Navy Department reorganizes command as Captain Sampson is named to lead the north Atlantic squadron and Commodore Schley to head the flying squadron. Spanish torpedo flotilla sails from the Canaries toward Porto Rico, prompting urgent discussions at the White House and State Department about potential hostilities and the need to keep western waters out of reach.

Cuba Wasuincion Long Spain Maine Senor Polo Bureau of Navigation Massachusetts Key West Hampton Roads Texas Schley Department Roosevelt Brooklyn Newport News Lorders Navy Department Canaries McKinley Canarian Haston Af Flicet Schrey Calta Washmeron Maine Court of Inquiry Porto Rico United States Sicard Senor Polo Y Barnabe State Department Judge Day Whatton Sampson Hans Iowa Bob Commodore W. §. Schley Shard North Atlantic Bureau of Ordnance Naval Department Naval Affairs New York Haa Iown Sohley W. 8. Schley Hampton, Roads Minneapolis Columbia Flying Squadron Atlantic Seaboard Commodore Schley Secretary Long Navy Greely Valparaiso Mason United States Navy Cincizinati Castine Wilmington Port Antonio Jamaica Mestre Hessitiog Exletenos J. Parke Fostles Jua Boothe Pastor del Ave Lore Chas B. Lore Del Hes I. Culbert Jfrs John Scotten Chester Edward Wootten Galloway Pottstown Anson Burrell Cincinnati Jackson Indianapolis Ind

Body of Lieutenant Jenkins Found After Explosion

The body of Lieutenant Friend W. Jenkins of the Maine was recovered near the torpedo tube aft. Clasp ring with gold seal and monogram found, along with private papers. Burial prepared, casket to Key West, then to the United States per relatives’ decision.

Remaios Havana Friend W. Jenkins Maine W. Jenkins Key West United States

National Sound Money league Meets in Chicago

Representatives of the National Sound Money league gather at Monadnock building in Chicago for its first annual meeting of vice presidents. Elections, officers, and plans for 1912 campaign work are discussed, with Morton succeeding Leighton as president and Smalley as secretary.

National League Chicagm _Omtcano National Sound Money League Monadnock Building Morris M. Cohn Little Rock Ark Edwin Burritt Smith John Y. Farwell, Jr Chicago J. G. Rognes Des Moines E. N. Morvill Hiawatha Kan James L. Blair St. Louis J. Sterling Morton Nebraska City Neb Henry M. Duffield Detroit J. M. Devine LaMonuere N. D John B. Jackson Pittsburg Joseph M. Carey Cheyenne Thomas H. Wilson St. Paul J. Hawkins Denver Nebraska E. V. Smalley Mr. Morton George E. Leighton Europe A. B. Hepburn New York CG. L

Lyons to Succeed Brice in Treasury Post

March 23 report that President will appoint Judson Lyons, the Georgia national committeeman, as register of the treasury replacing the late B K Bruce. March 26 note that Bank of Merriam Park failed to open due to time check fraud. bank capital $50,000 tied to $80,000 in Southall government checks.

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