25 Apr 1898
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Newspaper
Columbus Star
Location
Columbus, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1898
Page
1
London dispatch reports Russia’s stance as pro US and against unfriendly moves toward the United States. It suggests this friendship will help deter continental Europe and keep Spain issues unsettled. The piece also notes French reaction, American policy critique, and Republican denials of nepotism charges against Congressman Overstreet.
The president announces a formal declaration of war after Spain concedes a state of war following the ultimatum. The move follows the administration’s message and marks a decisive turning point in the conflict and international response.
The article reports Spain firing on the U S squadron near New York as Congress debates a formal war declaration. It notes Captain Chadwick ignoring the threat and returning to his bed while signals and communications unfold amid political maneuvering and appointments.
An ad touts a varied line of men’s clothing and hats. It emphasizes faithful fashion in fabrics including spring topcoatings suits and trouserings. Customers are invited to choose from a wobby line of hats and gents furnishing goods.
The Spanish Cabinet reportedly instructed naval authorities to seize the American steamship Paris en route from Southampton to New York. A plan of campaign against the United States is discussed, with Spain annulling treaties and declaring privateering rights while neutral flags cover enemy cargo.
Tom Hull proprietor of Columbus Iron Mfg Co was visited by his third stroke at his Chestnut street home. Doctors Mennett and Holder attended during the night as worry over his condition grew. He showed improvement this morning though still in serious condition and ground for cautious optimism noted.
Kentucky militia units in Frankfort mobilize as raw recruit day spurs rapid enlistment. State guard of three regiments with 8 to 9 companies per unit boosts to twelve companies per regiment aiming for 108 men per company to meet anticipated call and quotas.
The Deutsche Zeitung and Pan Germanic organ favor the United States arguing New York is the world's largest German town after Berlin and Vienna, praising liberty. The Bremdenblatt notes a torpedo factory declined Spain due to a Japan order.
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