Opposition to Recognizing Present Cuban Government
A concise record notes a faction or policy opposing recognition of Cuba's current government, asserting non-recognition as a political stance.
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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1898
Page
7
A concise record notes a faction or policy opposing recognition of Cuba's current government, asserting non-recognition as a political stance.
President McKinley asks Congress for discretionary power to intervene and terminate hostilities in Cuba using army and navy if needed. The message reviews reconcentration horrors, Spanish policy, relief efforts, and the Maine tragedy, arguing for an immediate termination of the war and cautioning against recognition of Cuban independence or belligerency.
In his annual message President McKinley urges mediation and possible intervention to end the Cuban conflict. He notes Spain's prior rejection of mediation, warns of ongoing bloodshed, and endorses using force if necessary to achieve a stable, humane resolution and to protect American interests and humanity. He references past discussions and asks Congress to authorize actions to terminate hostilities and establish order in Cuba.
Representatives of Germany Austria Hungary France Great Britain Italy and Russia met with President McKinley at noon to urge humane negotiations to end the Cuba-Spain dispute. The six powers pledged their disinterested effort toward peace and the restoration of order in Cuba.
A known doctor warns that tight neckwear, hats, and garments strain the body. He cites varicose veins and throat problems from restrictive collars and hats, urging people to wear proper fit.
An observer notes a discordant boast about language, with a man speaking broken English and a retort accusing him of being bitten by a frightful stutter, referenced near the Yellow Book.
State commissions report rapid progress on many state pavilions at the Urana Mississippin exposition. Buildings for Minnesota Wisconsin Nebraska Georgia and Colorado are advancing. New York and New Jersey may add impressive structures. Thirty five states plan to participate with more commissions forming as winter weather aids construction. The Government building 500 feet long with a 260 foot dome is near completion and annexes are needed for extra exhibit space.
The Sisseton Wahpeton Indians in South Dakota were advised of a government grant of 2000 era and seed wheat worth 100000 dollars prompting protests at Sisseton agency. They claim full American citizenship and that their land sale contracts entitled them to cash.
The War Department orders new field uniforms for general use by the U S Army. The canvas gray brown outfit is light and cool in summer, durable in winter, and aims to protect health in active service. It is designed to blend with earth tones and resist wear from fields and debris.
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