Armistice in Cuba Brings Hope for Peaceful Settlement
Washington sees the armistice as a tentative ground for solving the Cuban problem. Congress positions are uncertain with interventions debated in both houses. Diplomatic circles note Spain’s grant of armistice and the Pope’s role, with France and Britain backing calmer councils and a broader settlement.
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Washington
Congress
Spain
M. Cambon
Foreign Office
Paris
Ireland
United States
Great Britain
Demonstrations in Madrid Favor Army Reach Military Club
In Madrid on April 11 a large crowd gathered at Puerta Del Sol shouting Long live the Army and against the government. Civil Governor urged peaceful dispersal as protesters, adored by locals, press on toward the Military Club and Liberal offices. Arrests rise and injuries reported.
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Madrid
Spain
Military Club
Liberal
Blanco Seeks Armistice Guidance From Madrid
Havana reports Madrid cables General Blanco with orders to seek an armistice or suspension of hostilities. The six European powers, at the Pope’s request, influence the U S effort for peace. News of a possible armistice boosts business sentiment and market values.
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Havana
Madrid
Blanco
United States
Spanish Cruisers Sail with Six Thousand Troops to Unknown Destination
A Gibraltar dispatch reports Cristobal Colon and Infanta Maria Teresa leaving Cadiz with six battalions of about 1,000 each. Additional troops are said to depart Cadiz by mail steamers in the coming days for Cuba.
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London
Daily Telegraph
Gibraltar
Cristobal Colon
Infanta Maria
Teresa
Cadiz
Cuba
How the War Would End Discussed by Navy Officials
Washington the country debates war outcome as Captain O Neil of the Bureau of Ordnance cautions uncertainty about a decisive first strike. He foresees open conflict starting with an overt act and asserts naval superiority unless the fleet is disrupted. Paymaster Barton recalls Havana experiences during the crisis.
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Washington
Srarll
O'Neil
Bureau of Ordnance
Navy Department
Barton
Havana
Naval Scenes in Key West Describe Indiana and Spanish Ships
A veteran recalls naval scenes in Key West during the late war aboard the first class battleship Indiana. He names Spanish ships around the harbor, comments on their officers and crew, and predicts a swift war outcome with Cuba, Puerto Rico, the Canaries, and the Philippines under American advantage. He envisions freeing Cuba and seizing remaining territories, including the Balearic Isles, while denying Spain control of the Western seas.
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Key West
Indiana
Numantia
Arepelis
Saragossa
Cuba
Porto Rico
Canaries
Philippines
Japan
Balearic Isles
Seaa
Topeka Returns After Turbulent Sea Passage
The new U S cruiser Topeka under Lt John J Knapp and torpedo boat Somers under Ensign C W Hazelton visited here after port passage from Portland. Heavy seas nearly buried Somers and caused a leak though not serious. many Somers crew quit and Topeka's crew refused to sail, prompting recruitment of a fresh crew.
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Portland
Eng
United States
Topeka
Diogenes
John J. Knapp
Somers
C. W. Hazelton
Knapp
Spain Grants Unconditional Armistice for Cuba and Maine Inquiry
The Spain notes to Washington declare an unconditional armistice in Cuba and pledge liberal Cuban institutions. Spain offers to submit the Maine question to maritime power experts and reiterates condolences for the Maine disaster. Congress prepares for a dramatic reading of the President's message with potential resolutions on intervention or independence. The outcome hinges on partisan maneuvering in foreign relations and possible annexation debates.
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Cuda
Canada
Maine
Washington
Senor Polo Y Bernabe
State Department
Spain
Blanco
Cuba
United States
Woodford
Spanish Note Presents Renewed Diplomatic Talks at Cabinet Meeting
The first Cabinet meeting discussed a renewed round of diplomacy as Senor Polo delivered the Spanish note to the State Department in person. Senor Du Bose, first secretary, followed with a call on the same subject, allowing a cordial exchange with the secretary.
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Senor Polo
State Department
Senor du Bose
Socation
Debate on President's Message Delays Loom in Congress
Washington April 10. Two days of discussion reveal splits over war declaration versus recognizing Cuban independence. Democrats back independence. Republicans divided on intervention after the Maine incident.
Debate length in the House favored at two days
Discussion notes that two days are generally seen as sufficient for debate with some urging no debate and others demanding time for brief speeches. Mr Bailey of the minority supports two days and Republicans worry about overlong debate.
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Messrs
Quigg
New York
Henry
Indiana
Spain
Bailey
Senate Cuba policy eyed as week opener in Washington
Washington April 10 The Senate plans a Cuba debate driven by the President's imminent message. A foreign relations committee report is expected after noon as talk of a secret session grows. Reports from Madrid praise peace with honor while Spain faces mixed reactions at home about truce terms and U S neutrality.
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Washington
Senate
Committee On Foreign Relations
Foreign Relations Committee
Foreign Affairs Committee
Quiet Madrid Amid Bull Fight Crowds And Police Posts
April 10 report from Madrid notes calm day with large crowds near General Woodford’s house. Police and civil guards manned posts at public buildings including the Bank of Spain. A late evening incident involving a boisterous crowd prompted cries of Viva Espana and Viva Cuba before dispersing.
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Madrid
Espana
Cuba
lLg
Senor Capdepon
Interior
Spain
Grand Antilles
United States
Woodford
Senor Gul
War Department plans to add 40,000 troops
The War Department intends to augment the regular service by 40,000 men. Secretary Alger is inclined to believe the move will strengthen the army and support ongoing operations.
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Washington
War Department
Alger
Blanco Hopes For Peace War Not Likely Between U S Spain
Havana correspondent reports General Blanco in Key West interview saying disputes with the United States will be settled without war if possible. He adds Spain will meet any war with the belief she is in the right and would emerge with honor. Palace officials offer protection while asking Americans to stay unobtrusive.
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Manuel Silvela
Sagasta
Cuba
Jon
Madrid
Spain
el Globo
Liberal
United Europe
United States
Europe
el Liberal
America
el Imparcial
Independent
el Pais
Republican
Correa
Blanco
Philippines
New York
Peninsula
Canaries
Baeleric Islands
Porto Rico
Epoca
Key West
Havana
The
Herald
Amazonas Sighting Near Atlantic, War Vessels Bound West
The Aller reports sighting two white war vessels off 40.45 N 48.49 W at 2 pm April 7. The ships, formerly the Amazonas and the New Orleans, sailed from Gravesend two weeks earlier and were about 1440 miles from New York, possibly reaching by midweek if their pace continued.
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New York
Aller
New Orleans
Amazonas
San Francisco
Gravesend
Eng
Schley Sets Night Cruise for Flying Squadron
Old Point Comfort Va April 10 Commodore Schley orders flying squadron commanders to be ready to sail Monday night. Fleet officers believe the plan aims to deter or confront Spanish warships along the Atlantic coast with a late night cruise.
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Old Point Comfort
Schley
Atlantic
United States Buys British Steamer Zafire
United States officials in Hong Kong announced the purchase of the British steamer Zafire a 1062 ton brigantine built at Aberdeen in 1904. The vessel 213 feet 7 inches long 81 feet 8 inches beam and 21 feet 8 inches depth. It was owned by the China and Manila Steamship Company limited Shewan and Co Hong Kong.
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Hong Kong
United States
Zafire
Aberdeen
China and Manila Steamship Company (Limited
Shewan & Co
Morro Castle Injuries Confirmed by Refugees
Refugees report an explosion during gunnery at Morro Castle at Havana Harbor last Thursday killing seven sailors. Naval engineers note the fortress appears formidable but outdated and unused, raising questions on its impregnable status.
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Key West
Morro Castle
Havana Harbor
Morro
Insurgent capture of Cebu disputed by Manila reports
Despatches from Manila claim Cebu was seized by insurgents, then retaken by the Spanish garrison. Insurgent losses are listed as 608, while Spanish casualties are described as insignificant.
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Madrid
Manilla
Cebu
Cloutier Body Found After Lewiston Canal Search
The body of 29 year old George M. Cloutier was recovered from the Continental canal at dawn by Joseph Therrien and David Grenier. His death follows his disappearance on March 20, with a witness to a threatening remark about his fate. Cloutier leaves a wife and three children.
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George M. Cloutier
Lewiston
Continental Canal
Joseph Therrien
David Grenier
Mr. Cloutier
Joseph Cloutier
Cloutier
Toll at Chilkoot Pass Avalanche Rises to 69 Dead
Seattle dispatch reports 69 bodies recovered with more missing after the Alaska avalanche at Chilkoot Pass. Officials fear up to 100 may have perished, with several unaccounted for.
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Seattle
Wash
Alaska
Chilkoot Pass
Conservati
Mrs Parnell Memorial Service Held in New York
Memorial service for Delia Tudor Stewa Parnell mother of Charles Stewart Parnell was held tonight in New York City reflecting on the late figure and family ties.
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New York
Delia Tudor Stewa Parnell
Charles Stewart Parenell
Miscellaneous stock exchange report with company listings
Sales reported by Wilson W Fay Co include numerous stock items with values shown. Listings mention 100 McKay Shoe MOGs 100 Gold Coin Mines 100 Cochiti Gold 100 Geyser Mining and other firms such as 100 Santa Rita Copper and 100 Old Glove. totals include 1000 United Telegram at 58 and 500 Santa Fe Copper.
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State Street
McKay Shoe Mogs
Cochiti Gold
Altham Inter Motor
Geyser Mining
Ceesaeteahia Ae
Boston & Cripple Creek
Santa Rita Copper
Sseeseesee
Old Glove
GGG
Vic Adesseetheessaetiaa
United Telegram
Cerececese
Bankers and Brokers issues Travelers Cheques and Foreign Drafts
Bankers and Brokers offers travelers cheques and foreign drafts in sterling francs marks and money orders on all parts of the commercial world. It provides cable transfers to England and the Continent with immediate availability of funds. All facilities are obtainable at every office.
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Franklin ST
England
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Marole Steps
President
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Lincoln
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