Peace Terms Amid Spain Offer Pose Difficult Philippine Question
Washington notes a cabinet debate on Spain's peace overture. United States favors independence for Cuba and cession of Puerto Rico, with a coaling station in the Philippines and possible limited land area. the fate of the Philippines remains unsettled and may be decided by the president and cabinet.
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What Newspapers Say of Peace Terms
A Madrid dispatch reports papers expect an armistice while peace terms are considered with a London conference proposed on Philippine affairs. US and Spanish positions on such a conference are described as unlikely. Also noted are a transport voyage for prisoners, a London storm damage report, and a note on Prince Bismarck’s condition in Hamburg.
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Terms of McKinley peace acceptable to Spain
Madrid papers say peace terms announced by President McKinley are acceptable with no indemnity and Spanish sovereignty in the Philippines to be respected. They protest continued hostilities after Spain sought peace. Correa arranges reception for surrendered Spanish troops and sanitary stations to prevent disease.
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