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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1899
Page
4
High War Department officials say Gomez’s stance prolongs the $8 million distribution to Cuban troops. Brooke keeps broad authority as Havana reports grimly, with generals suspected of seeking a military republic to plunder Cuba. The Cuban payment remains unsettled and may require force to disarm.
Havana informants report growing unrest as Cuban army and supporters resist U.S. governance. Gomez faults Brooke policy and a Cuban militia plan, while officers accuse him of being used by Washington. Officials forecast further tensions and possible moves after Gomez publishes exchanged letters with Brooke and McKinley.
Washington reports General Brooke has not alerted the war department to a serious Cuba situation. The president empowers island officers to act, and Secretary Alger backs Brooke’s approach. The United States will maintain absolute control, with firm measures against disturbers. Also notes armor-contract bidders and Hernandez release.
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