Attempts to Unite Powers Over Spanish American Crisis
The article reports on diplomatic exchanges among European powers over the Spanish American situation, noting an impending appeal to major powers aimed at pressuring the United States. It describes expected actions by Spain, and the involvement of Britain, Germany, Russia, France, and Austria, with Madrid seeking time to negotiate an armistice in Cuba amid heightened press speculation and mixed public reaction.
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Naval Movements Limited to Official Dispatches As Secret
April 14 at Wasumatoy officials announce strict secrecy on naval movements since the current crisis. The navy department orders no public details of ships and operations are to be released while the policy tightens. Secretary Long and naval officers confirm Paris and New York steamers have not entered post at the department and emphasize controlled information only.
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Sagasta Reassures Spain on Peace as US Tensions Rise
Madrid reports Sagasta insisting Spain will defend its honor and interests without provoking the United States. He says the government is resolute to avoid offensive actions while national excitement is restrained and efforts focus on avoiding new provocations.
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Cabinet declares defense not defiance amid Cuba crisis
Spanish cabinet steers toward armed intervention after senate committee links Spain to the Maine explosion and Cuba independence. Preamble to a convention favors convocation. ministers discuss sending a note to great powers while reaffirming a firm defense posture.
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Japan Backing Philippine Insurgents Reported Influx of Troops
A letter from the Philippines dated April 14 reports Japanese involvement in supporting rebels. Troops bound for Spain were marched to interior towns as the rebellion renewed, with over 20,000 armed men in the feud. Several engagements occurred and Spanish priests were massacred amid unclear rearmament of insurgents.
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Havana in Arms: Work of Lilisting and Fortifying Continues
Havana reports a somber mood with values falling as Spain and the United States edge toward potential conflict. Volunteers gather and fortification efforts persist while Commercio notes danger of war yet doubts its imminent outbreak due to prepared Spanish government and people.
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English newspapers sympathize with American indignation
London papers express sympathy with America over the intervention debate but urge cautious methods. The Pall Mall Gazette calls the House of Representatives scene human yet unsettling on the eve of war, while criticizing the lack of patience with the executive and asserting McKinley’s efforts to moderate.
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Spanish Ambassador Declines as Departure Nears
The Spanish ambassador signals regret and readiness to depart, citing ongoing formalities and courtesies completed, with final preparations in progress for a swift exit.
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Diplomatic tensions rise over Spanish minister and Cuba crisis
Washington reports indicate Spain intends to withhold direct war moves while Madrid seeks a peaceful settlement aided by European powers. Documents from the Spanish legation await transfer to the French ambassador as Spain resists US intervention and weighs the impact of Congress on its minister.
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Will Prove the Maine Was Blown Up in Havana Harbor
Chicago last night held a suspect, Charles A Oranill, accused of planting the mine and torpedo that sank the Maine. Under orders of General Weyler, he was captured by U S agents and is being taken to Washington to testify. The case aims to prove the explosion was deliberate by Spanish agents, not an accident.
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Stormy House Debates On Cuba Intervention Resolution
The House adopted a Cuban intervention resolution by a close vote amid partisan clashes and a floor uproar. Leaders including Adams of Pennsylvania and Henderson of Iowa spoke as the chamber echoed with heated exchanges, amid Civil War anniversary symbolism and broad war sentiment.
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Turmoil in the House Echoes Cuban Crisis Debate
A stormy session erupts as Bartlett Brumm and others clash over benches and gavels while a speaker calls for order. Amid the uproar Bailey praises Republican action on Cuban policy as the House contemplates resolutions urging recognition of Cuba and possible armed intervention, with leaders arguing for independence and humanitarian aid.
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PLYERS GOING EAST The Ennwe Palo Alto Racing String to Be Sold
The Ennewe Palo Alto racing string will be sold at public auction on March 24 in Cleveland. The stock farm plans to showcase the harnesses and equipment, with expected bidding reflecting market value and the string’s racing history.
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War talk and politics swirl as Senate weighs Cuba and Spain
Debates on Cuban recognition and war policy intensify as Senate and House leaders clash over timing and diplomacy. Amid speeches by Senator Davis and others, lawmakers push for a quick vote while warning against rushing into war, with Vice President Hobart pressed to rule on seating and schedule.
War debate highlights U S stance on Cuba and Spain
Congressional remarks review the Cuban and Cuban bonds issue, with Mr Gray of Delaware supporting a pro American president and urging end to Cuban Spaniard control. Davie urges immediate debate closure, while vice president and senators clash over adjournment and gallery conduct. The report notes a separate manslaughter verdict in Las Lous, April 10.
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