Weather Summary From The Eastern United States
High pressure dominates the region with a peak barometer reading of 140.28 in Atlanta. A low-pressure system approaches from the west as the Mississippi Valley reports unsettled skies. Lowest reading near 28.0 at Dodge City signals threatening conditions. light rain expected in the Central Plains and northward toward Texas and Oklahoma with lingering showers overnight. Eastern Texas shows light rain while Texas generally fair but colder conditions may follow. South and southeast winds bring slight rain in the morning across Indian Territory and portions of the southern plains.
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Maine Disaster Sparks War Spirit Across Capital
Washington reels as the battleship Maine sinks with officials and officers warning Spain bears full responsibility. Government seizes telegraph and cable lines to Havana and Jacksonville. communications disrupted by high winds. Army and Navy leaders urge swift action while Congress debates potential indemnity and national honor.
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Maine Disaster Report From Havana After Battle At Sea
A Havana dispatch to the Evening World describes 29 Maine sailors severely wounded and under care at San Ambrosio hospital with only a few expected to survive. The stricken ship lies wrecked in the bay, funnels and deck twisted, water covering the superstructure as divers search for more bodies. Officers and most injured men to be moved to Key West, while a long list of identified sailors remains aboard or at the hospital.
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Un Nav Officer Questions Maine Explosion Details
New York February 1 Lieutenant Commander Speyera of the United States Navy spoke at the Navy Club about the Maine disaster. He admitted confusion over the explosion, noting uncertainty about the magazine’s location and the chain of custody for ordnance on warships. He said without full information he could not form a conclusion on the cause.
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TWO REAR ADMIRALS BELIEVE MAINE EXPLOSION POSSIBLE
Rear Admiral Belknap presidentledly thinks the Maine was blown by a torpedo while Admiral Erben favors a magazine explosion. Spanish Admiral Charton cites a new explosive bolt. Ward Line offers steamer City of Washington and Vigilance for any need, Havana-bound.
Message from Senor Blanco on Maine disaster at Havana
Washington February 14 The Spanish legation received Captain General Blanco’s cable reporting the American Maine foundered in Havana harbor by an apparent accident. He offered assistance to the American consul and sent his chief of staff and fire brigades to respond. Spanish officials expressed deep condolence and awaited further details from Madrid as the case was investigated.
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Infernal machine suspected in Maine disaster
London reports the Globe suggests possible foul play in the Maine explosion. It notes the ship, even anchored, would require steam in a boiler for dynamos and auxiliary gear, and posits an infernal machine hidden in coal could trigger a catastrophic blast with international implications.
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Battleship and Armament Valuations In News Clip
A fragment lists a battleship valued at 3,000,000 dollars and armament worth 3,000,000. It notes total pay for four weeks for 454 men and reports 253 missing or injured with 50 saved and uninjured.
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Fragmentary Cable Message From Havana Expresses Regret
A damaged telegram from Havana arrives via General Hlaneoan, noting a quiet information flow. Spanish naval attach Senor Roblo in New York sends a telegram to the secretary of the navy expressing profound regret at the loss of a naval companion.
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Spanish Sympathy Delivers Official Note on Maine Disaster
A semi official note from Madrid expresses sympathy for the Maine catastrophe. It states fears of imprudent acts were dispelled as details arrived. The captain general and arsenal commander, the Alfonso XII crew, merchant crews, and others rushed to aid the injured. Spain telegraphed to Cuban authorities to assist and supply officers and proof of aid.
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Maine Explosion Aboard USS Maine Rescue Efforts Continue
Reports from New York describe the Maine disaster with staggered accounts of the blast and wreckage. Officers and sailors struggled in water, many drowned, as the City of Washington near the scene received debris and injured vessels. Rescue boats from the shore joined after the blast.
Torpedo Confusion in Havana Harbor Report
Rear Admiral George Brovin, once the Navy’s top officer, was informed of a naval case in Havana harbor. He doubted torpedoes lay loose, suggesting explosions likely came from above as torpedoes are not known to lie on the harbor floor amid constant ship traffic.
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Ex-President Harrison Comments On U S Disaster Report
Ex-President Harrison spoke to the Associated Press about a disaster described as terrible and shocking. He said he hoped no doubt would remain that the incident was an accident and warned that any suspicion of foul play would be unfortunate.
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Maine Explosion Sparks Theorizing In Havana Harbor
Reports from Havana and Washington recount intense early speculation over the Maine disaster. Captain Sigaboo and other officers cite pending competent investigations while debates mount on possible torpedo or external factors behind the blast.
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