Peace Commissioners and the Making of a Treaty
The article explains how peace commissioners will be chosen and function in a forthcoming Spanish treaty. It details ranks, meeting venues, credentials, drafting, signatures, and the path from negotiation to Senate ratification, including possible preliminary terms and the role of the president and diplomacy staff.
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Uncle Sam
Spain
Senate
England
Ghent
House of Representatives
United States
State Department
Albert Gallatin
Great Britain
Treasury
McKinley
Peace Commission
Washington
Turkey
Paris
Guadalupe Hidalgo
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Oor
Staté
Rolls and ‘Library
Olomu
Tess
Thenche | i
Committee On Foreign Relations
Pittsburg
Cuban Allies Experiences at Santiago with General Young
General Young recounts his encounters with Cuban soldiers at Santiago before a key battle. He arranged an 800-strong Cuban force and a 4 30 a m orders time but saw no Cuban staff or commander until after the fighting and supper, when the Cubans finally appeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Young
Santiago
Santiago General 8S
B. M. Young
General Castillo
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Dewey
Schley
Hobson
Cork
Santiago Bay
Shafter Chasin
Miles
Life in Porto Rico described in New York Sun
A Porto Rican in New York surveys population at about 900,000 with 140,000 peninsulares and 12,000 to 14,000 foreigners. Life mirrors Europe yet remains monotone in San Juan with limited amusements and scarce funds for coats or shoes. San Juan grows with gas and electric light, seven parks, and 11 papers led by La Correspondencia. politics show Spanish rule, press suppression, and restricted meetings under corruption.
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New York
Spain
Paris
London
San Juan
Ponua
Mayaguez
Aguadilla
Arecibo
Humacao
Arroyo
Fajardo
San German
Yauco
Guayama
San Antonio
Plazuela de Santiago
Columbus
la Correspondencia
Manana
Madrid
Ponce
New York Sun
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Mont
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Francis W. Poole
Central Press Church
Helena, Mont
Tribune Publishing CO
Dillon
Montana
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Missouri
Pacific Railway
Kansas City, ST. Louis
Colorado
Union Station
St. Louis
E. J. Furyyy
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H. B. Koostr
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Uran
J. Townsend
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St-Louis, Mo
Shreet
Minneapoli
ST Paul
Kansas City
Chicago
P. M. Seymour
East
Granite Street
Butte, Mont
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Mining and Scientific Press
Market St
San Francisco, Cal
Gale
Oregon Short Line
National Congress Retail Liquor Dealers
Omaha
Neb
Knights of Pythias
Indianapolis
Ind
National Convention
Bohemian’ Turners
Cincinnati
National Mining Congress
Salt Lake
Utah
Abel
the Commissioners OF Peace
Zavage Reda
Clare
Porto Rico
The
Philippines
Journal of Commerce
Neoht
Chinchilla
Thompson & Reynolds
Dillon, Montana
Spokane
Great Rock Island
Rocky Mountain
Denver
Spri
Lincoln
Des Moine
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W. H. Firth
Genl. Agt
Colorado Flyer
Colo
Springs
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Louis
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R’y
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Colorado Springs
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E.E. Macleo
V. MO
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G.P. A
St Louis
B. L. Little
R. F. Neslen
Trav. Pass. & Freight Agt
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Gen
W. Temple St
Salt Lake City
Alfred 8. Barker
Clark
Oregon
Sea ‘Tribe
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Crown Organs
Regina Music Boxes
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