President's Message on War, Cuba, and Spanish Relations
The President reviews wartime burdens and rising prosperity while detailing U.S. stance on Cuba and Spain. He notes the Maine incident, naval findings, and calls for Congress to authorize measures to end the Cuba-Spain conflict and establish a stable government in Cuba.
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Senate
House of Representaiv Els
Congress
Treasury
United States
Thich
Fjttenton
Ae Ballare
Cuba
Spain
Guba
Chatiale
Bry
Maine
Flavana
Serpius
Aidaly
Naval Court
Crisia
Mpalg
Giba
Madrid
Hastin
Cubar
Culer
Tyne
Tiepresentatives
Seine
Oat
Washington
Nrefeclien
Binudbiesusy
Gen. Woolford
Asay
Cola
Wite
Woodford
Ilpg
Popenular
Angtat
Pornhdae
Sorsratien
Agi Abd
Tanita New York
Parle Artapet
Ora
Vic Navy
Department Onl
Noast
Chfef
Calip
Calfernis
Tipe Sicnal Corps
Exmos
Manila
Mansiags
Porta Tira
Army
War Powers and Naval Victories Mark Closing Year 1898
President delivers a review of the Spanish-American War, detailing the blockade of Cuba, the Manila Bay destruction of the Spanish fleet, the Cuban and Porto Rican campaigns, and the occupation of Puerto Rico. He notes total casualties, heroism, and the orderly evacuation of territories, while outlining foreign policy steps and ongoing peace negotiations with Spain and other nations.
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Ulong Mong
Philippe Islands
Apie
Chew
Manila
Magy
Manila Bay
Gaséte
Anl
Afanila
Merritt
Dewey
United States
Cuba
Porto Rico
Wilmington
Witslow
Cardenas
Matanzas
Sreagfcrigor
Cervera
Thad
Caribbean
Santiago de Cuba
Mary
Spain
San Juan de Forte Rico
Schley
Santiago Harbor
Hobson
Oregon
Marblehead
Yankee
Guantanamo Bar
Ingdad
Mijoc
Shafter
Baiquiri
Santiago
Cy Pune
Santigg
Cavatry
Young
Wheeler
Joxing Heauty
Tir Pightal
Capay
San Juan
Navy
Signal Corps
Miles
Guantanamo
Higginson
Maassachusetts
Dixie
Gloucester
Columbia
Yale
Guanada
Slator
Gener
Wilson
Brooke
Ponce
Ginarama
Hermigueres
Coume
Yauco
Cape San Juan
Philippine Islands
Admiral Dewey
Geers
Morrinuig Pot
Faesirretter
Seutinga
Unite States
Fiat
Paris
Senate
Edo
Congress
Guba
Argentine Republic
Chili
Buenos Ayres
Uruguay
Grazh
Tsit
Lattimer
Uiverke
Lamerne
Iera
Ian
Pennsylvania
Department of Justice
Iriale
Central America
Costin Rica Agia
Aleri
Valera
Aranda Pay
Niesragua
Hombicar
Salvador
Bates
Javi Wir
Revolutionvary
Tanvenmenta
Stema
Nicaragua
Nicaraata
Adhuiraldohn
Walker
Rome
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Vinca
Dieli
Trim
Lansings Swain
Orean
Admiral Camara
Maila
Wang Roented
Creagh
See
Canal
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Acheu
Quaider
Shaffey
Todd Thorewan
Samtinga
Lind
Santiage
Ramaga
Porto Rica
Aleady
Shaffer
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Cduspe
Inter
Mink Clara Hatton
Cate Alantle
M. Camden
Zien
Ladranece
Philippines
Spanish Antilles
Ang
Himber
Porto Ried
Fae I. Wade
William = .T. Lampoon
Matthew ©. Wader
Porto Ricn
John (. Hronke
Winfield S. Schley
George Wr. Clardon
Havana
Porto Hunan Joint Commission
Cuban Joint High Commission
Ita Labora
Willa TR. Day
Ivey
Cushman
Thaevis
Withag T. Pepe
George Cray
Whitelaige T.heeat
Atlantic
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Chilian
Orient
China
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Rutien
Organization of “Commission
Department of Agriculture
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Smithsonian Institution
Ferttnend
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Chlerge
Nn Agslytant
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Germany
Department of AgriquHure
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Americana
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Lnjarlee
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Wawalian Tslands
Republic of Hawaii
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Stea
Philadelphia
Miller
Venohin
Vawail
Thole
Shelby MM
Celtan
T Mormon
Alabares
Joherl Tt Witt
Winds
Sanford BR
Polie
Tawail
Walter PL Grear
Hawaii
Mexico
Texas
Toe Msn Prentley
Pern
Tsiks
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