President McKinley Urges Congress To End Cuban War
The President's message to Congress calls for authorization to use military and naval forces to end hostilities in Cuba and establish a stable Cuban government. It recounts Spain's conduct, the Maine disaster as proof of risk to foreign vessels, and urges immediate armistice and relief for reconcentrados while weighing intervention options.
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Consular Notes on Cuba Crisis Before Maine Disaster
A transcribed review outlines consular reports on Cuba from November 17, 1897, to April 1898. It covers distress in Havana and western Cuba, autocracy decrees, reconcentrado policy, and warnings of unrest linked to American interests. Reports detail executions, death rates, and movements of troops, with emphasis on humanitarian distress and government actions.
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General Lee Returns and Cuba Debate Trials At Senate
General Lee tours Georgia gathering crowds and praise while the Senate Foreign Relations Committee debates Cuba intervention and independence. Officials report the Maine disaster influence on policy and the administration's stance.
Republicans Press for Cuban Intervention Policy Shifts
House Republicans on the foreign affairs committee debated Cuba policy at length seeking a stance of immediate intervention and Cuban independence. A special three member subcommittee was formed to report the positions of both foreign committees to the Cuban conference as leaders push for decisive action.
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Minister Polo Grieves Over Language of Message Aprit 11
Minister Senor Polo expresses displeasure with the wording of the President's message and declines to make a public allusion. He notes the language may clash with his position and observes unclear effects on service while authorities in Madrid await any official response.
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Diplomatic Shifts Around War If Europe Sways
Fragmentary report notes pressure from European powers on ending the war in Ooba. No formal talks or agreements exist between ambassadors and ministers. New diplomatic phases emerge as officials discuss possible withdrawals and policy changes amid ongoing crisis.
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