War in Sight Warns Congress Passes Cuba Resolutions
Denton Journal reports Congress approved a Cuba resolutions series pushing Spain to withdraw from Cuba. The President issued an ultimatum to Madrid, demanding Spain relinquish authority and troops, with a deadline of April 23. Spain’s passage of passports to the U.S. minister marked a de facto war declaration. The piece asserts U.S. calm confidence and resolves to win.
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Do the Republicans Wink at It in Baltimore
The Baltimore Sun condemns a Republican led city after a Mayor election, citing lawlessness by white and colored groups in the Western district and accusing police and party leaders of tolerating rowdiness to aid election gains. It warns the party risks ruin if ties to criminals endure. Abell wryly notes a preference to avoid the frying pan.
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Editorial Notes on War and Civic Duty in Denton
Editorial praises unity in a looming conflict, urges competent town leadership, and cites national figures. It notes calls for 100000 volunteers, Maryland quotas, and local enlistment while honoring ex governor McLane and Postmaster Gary as political shifts unfold. It ends with Delaware defense calls and a quip on war’s unpopularity.
War era mobilization amid divided public resolve
President Frank Thomson of the Pennsylvania Railroad to oversee troop transport if war breaks out. John Wanamaker plans a volunteer regiment. Mrs. Evelyn B. Tome elected president of Cecil National Bank. Spain Cuba policy urged. Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy praised with local seller ads.
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