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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1898

Page

5

Mobs in Madrid Streets Rally for Espana and King

Describes large demonstrations in Madrid on April 21 1898 with mobs smashing an American eagle outside the Equitable Life Insurance building. Governor Aguilera mingles with crowds and proclaims Spain’s vigor while calling for unity against the United States. Ramón Blanco signs from Havana.

Madrid Suitable Life Insurance Company Espana Senora Aguilera Berty Equitable Aguilera Legation

Cuban Crisis Deepens as Armistice Fails

Havana dispatch to the Times reports strong Cuban resistance to joining Spain. Only a few officials oppose America’s control, while Spanish troops in all provinces press the rebellion, making the armistice a fiasco.

London the Times Havana Spain America Cuba

Campos Says Cuba Will Not Lose Sovereignty

In Madrid the Spanish Senate heard Marshal Martinez de Campos urge a statement on Spain United States relations. Foreign Minister Galan said all relations are broken off. Campos reaffirmed Cuba will never surrender its Spanish sovereignty. Fernandez Gonzales voiced republican unity against foreign aggression.

Madrid Martinez de Campos Senor Gallen Spain United States Cuba Senor Fernandez Gonzales Republic

Expulsion calls widen as Spanish press attacks Yankee correspondents

A Madrid note reports Spain demands expulsion of all foreigners and reporters, accusing U S correspondents of provocations. It cites censorship flaws and warns of frontier escape routes, urging local officials to act swiftly to remove the press presence. A separate dispatch relays General Wood's note announcing U S–Spain diplomatic rupture and the imminent withdrawal of the North American delegation.

Espana mMewspaper Spain General Wood Senor Gullen Esident Republic Oth United

Government and Private Coal Reserves Reported in Cuba

A trusted source notes the total coal held by the government and private hands in Cuba amounts to 80,000 tons, cited amid wartime preparedness discussions. The figure underscores resource breadth as the nation readies for possible conflict and external pressure.

Cuba

Continental Powers Pursue Neutrality in US Spain Tension

A London dispatch to the Commercial Advertiser reports that continental powers will stay neutral between the United States and Spain until bloodshed appeases Spanish honor. They then aim for a concerted plan to ease Spain from its troubles with minimal impact.

New York London United States Spain

Spain faces war risk from coal and food shortages

A Barcelona despatch to the Daily Telegraph reports grave government anxiety that Spain could lose a war not to bravery but to coal and victuals shortages. It notes Spanish coal reserves in Cuba are far scarcer than expected and that the government remains firm to the last moment.

London Daily Telegraph Barcelona Paris Cuba

Corres Calls 80 000 Reserves

A letter from H Gullon reiterates assurances of distinguished consideration, addressing an open inquiry about mobilizing 80 000 reserves. The note emphasizes respect in correspondence and official tone.

Corres H. Gullon

Blanco's War Manifesto Calls Cuban Defense of Spain

Havana reports the Official Gazette publishing a manifesto urging Cuban inhabitants to defend Spain against U.S. war pressure. It portrays U S actions as illegal and dangerous, urges unity, mass support, and readiness for sacrifice to preserve Cuba under Spanish sovereignty, and notes concerns about neutral coal provisions and potential naval actions.

Havana Official Gazette Island of Cuba Unitedates Pain Spain United States Ory

Sailors From United States Warships at Key West

A detailed list highlights types of sailors aboard US warships at Key West and discusses looming hostilities with Spain. The dispatch notes Spain's anticipated ultimatum and US aims to shield troop movements, with Captain Sampson commanding a strong North Atlantic squadron including Iowa Indiana New York and Vicksburg among others.

United States Key West Terror Amphitrite New York Cincinnati Marblehead Montgomery Vicksburg Wilmington Annapolis Ericcson Cushing Winslow Cuba

Blockade Havana Ordered By Cabinet In War Steps

April 21 report says the cabinet authorized formation of plans to start hostilities with Spain. The immediate move was to direct the North Atlantic squadron to begin the blockade of Havana as part of a broader campaign strategy. Further cabinet actions were not disclosed.

Secretary of the Treasury Atlantic Gulf

King of Them All Tests Public Confidence in a Citizen

Asa F. Crocker of Jamaica Plain, Boston, speaks of kidney pain and credits Doan's Kidney Pills for relief after using them from Knight's pharmacy. The article notes political actions: sundry civil and naval appropriations, Senate debates, and a death announcement for Senator Walthall, with remarks on presidential powers and expedited sessions.

Asa F. Crocker Boston Washington St Jamaica Plain Dean Knight’s Pharmacy Court Hanover &Js Doan Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y U. S

Withdrawal of Minister Polo Ends Cuban Negotiations

The Spanish government withdraws Minister Polo and ends direct talks with the United States. Woodford orders American consuls in Spain to depart, placing American interests in Madrid under the British embassy. A blockade of Havana is notified to powers as preparations for troop mobilization proceed with a 100000 volunteer call once Congress authorizes.

Polo Woodford Bowen Barcelona Spain Madrid Henry Drummondorff George F. Bonham State Department Cuba

U S Ultimatum Triggers Spanish Break in Relations

Madrid reports say the United States ultimatum reached England early today and Spain broke diplomatic ties with the United States. News accounts quote General Woodford’s passports and note war may begin immediately. Both nations prepare their public for a notification of war.

Spain United States Woodford Madrid Cas Naticens

Zola Sees Spain Yielding On Cuba Crisis

Emile Zola expresses hope Spain will yield Cuba without full conflict. He notes Spain lacks governance of colonies and fears two great nations bloodshed for a small cause. Spain reportedly considers privateering as cabinet plans defend Madrid amid pro war sentiment.

Paris Emile Zola World America Cuba Spain

Senate passes defence bills and naval measures in Washington

Washington April 21 three important measures were passed by the Senate this afternoon. The acts authorize coast defences appropriate funds complete the naval bill and approve the embargo act and call for volunteers. Mr Money urges Congress to regulate privateering and to alert the President to that right.

United States Walthall Mississippi Senate Nellie Grant Sartoris Grant Britain Peer Missouri State Department Foreign Relations Committee Davis Congress J. Morgan Ala Military Affairs Committee Hoar House Quay Penn Money Washington

Polo in Canada Arrives at Niagara Falls Without Reception

Senor Polo and staff crossed from the American side by carriage and entered Canada at Niagara Falls Ontario. They registered with the minister, took lunch, and left no reception was held. The duration of their stay is unclear and Polo will not be interviewed.

Niagara Falls Ont Senor Polo

Madrid Mob Demands Death to Yankees in Street Parade

Crowds in Madrid smashed the American eagle at the Equitable Life Insurance building and marched with fragments while shouting Death to the Yankees. A Madrid despatch notes war strain with 80 000 reserves called and three troop ships leaving Cadiz for an unknown destination.

London Madrid Bie Equitable Life Insurance Correa Cadiz

First Cannon Shot Marks Consultation in Madrid

At a Madrid council meeting on April 21 Senor Sagasta told the Queen Regent the government will assume responsibility for its decisions but prefers to hear opinions from political leaders influential men and principal generals. The Queen Regent will begin consultations this evening.

Madrid Senor Sagasta

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