Maine Ship Disaster Report Links to Spanish Actions
The Senate foreign relations committee report ties the sinking of the Maine in Havana Harbor to a Spanish act or gross negligence. It cites the court of inquiry, the April 11 1898 message, and a long history of fraught U S Spain relations, noting Cuba as the island of conflict and Havana’s pervasive police system. The document stresses Spain owed protection to the Maine and rejects the idea of a disconnected incident.
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Ambiguous War Powers Resolution Drafted Amid Cuban Tensions
The draft resolution authorizes immediate naval action to stabilize a region and establish a free, independent Cuba. It directs the president to secure permanent sovereignty and to deploy land forces as needed to achieve that aim.
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United States Backs Cuban Independence and Aid Call
Minority Democrats in the House adopt a resolution recognizing Cuba's independence and urge immediate US land and naval forces to aid its preservation. The measure cites the Maine incident as motive and directs the President to provide immediate relief to starving Cubans.
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Senate War Debates Split House and Senate Over Cuba
In Washington April 13, Congress faces a momentous clash over Cuba policy as both chambers consider resolutions on Cuban independence. The Senate debates a strong denunciation of Spain while the House fights along party lines, ending with a dramatic vote and clashes on the floor.
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