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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1898

Page

4

Dons Ordered to Leave Cuba as Guards to Be Mobilized

War update as of 10 a.m. reports the Dons ordered out of Cuba with no delay and the National Guards to be called out. Front-page notices indicate ongoing war coverage on the first and fourth pages.

Cuba

Holy War and Cuba Policy Reflections

A compact editorial mix argues war can be holy when defending freedom and justice. It discusses recognizing Cuba’s government, praises Republican support for independence, and notes Pennsylvania National Guards ready for service. The piece ties to McKinley’s stance and patriotic mobilization as a national emergency looms.

Cuba World

War Department considers Hull bill for army expansion

Secretary Alger, questioned Saturday at the War Department, endorses a plan to expand the army in war time while preserving state guard integrity. State organizations may enter volunteer service with governors designating regimental officers, and the president appointing staff and field officers. The first call is for 80,600 troops, likely exhausting the national guard reach. the guard totals 113,764 on record.

War Department Alger Creeda Republic

Army on War Footing Bill For Congress To Act

War Department proposes a temporary rise in military strength in time of war. The plan creates regular and volunteer forces, with the latter active only during war or imminent threat. Volunteers enlist for three years. officers chosen by the president on governors’ recommendations. National guard officers may transfer to volunteer ranks after fitness checks. Armies organized into divisions and corps. generals appointed from regular, volunteer, or militia forces.

Congress Wasuindoy War Department Regular Volunteer Army National Guard Organized Militia

Senor Polo Leaves Today From Washington for Canada

Washington April 2. Senor Polo y Bernabe, Spanish minister, announced plans to depart Washington with his legation for Canada to observe events in the country for his government's benefit. Enterprising druggists Hildebrand, Moore, and Miller offer Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds. It cures asthma bronchitis hoarseness and lung illnesses. Free trial bottle or 50 cents and 31 00 guaranteed to cure or price refunded.

Washington Senor Polo Y Bernabe Madrid Canada T. E. Hildebrand Indiana W. I. Moore Homer City M. G. Miller Blairsville Dr. King

Ministerial association hears paper on an old Stoic

The Monday meeting at the Presbyterian church featured Rev Dr Hall presenting A Half Hour with an Old Stoic. The talk explored Stoic philosophy and Marcus Aurelius, noting his influence on character and referencing his works. Three new ministers joined, and Rev Baird requested optional attendance. Next meeting May 2 will hear Rev Lewis Hay. Hats at Kaufman’s millinery. Al Wittekind reports strong opening sales. A bright boy sought for photography training. Misses and children’s shoes new invoice at Sharretta’s.

Wall Ministerial Association Presbyterian Church Hall Marcus Aurelius Antonius Lewis Hay D. W. Simpson Johnstown E. M. Leckard Blairsville J. E. Cathcart Chambersville Somerset D. M. Caldwell W. L. Stewart Pittsburg B. C. Rutledge Livermore Charlotte Rickabaugh Altoona Hammond Bolivar C. F. Barray Harrisburg Wi. Rankin Hillsdale D. H. Tomb Leechburg Celia Vogel North Fifth Street Theodore Carrolltown J. H. Lytle New Alexandria G. E. Frantz Penn Run Mattie L. Stewart M. M. Hawk Paulton Adam Black Smicksburg Henry Fister Callie Deckers Point Margaret Platzer First Ward George Haussinger Derry Harry Stewart Kittanning P. Meek Huff D. & Ritchie West Mahoning Township Tillie Couch Creekside T. A. Lakehart South Mahoning Township Marie Weir John Weir Philadelphia John Weaver A. W. Strong Strongstown E. H. Thompson Union House Harry Lohr Clarion Noah Lohr Agnes Lytle Third Ward Maria Davis Normal R. M. Ewing Wilkinsburg A. S. Wallace Florence Sixth Street Allegheny Max Coleman Myrtle Bath H. H. Johnston R. Stein James Brett West Wheatfield Township I. E. Lewis Ambrose William Fleming Willet J. C. Clowes East End John A. Patterson New Florence Frederick J A. J. Mattern Piqua Mutual Aid and Accident Association Jane M. Sutton Phil M. Sutton Frank Washington, D. C J. M. C. White New Kensington Walter Yates J. B. Adair Nettie Fair Ruth Adair John Adair Huntingdon St. Andrew Butterbaugh Vandergrift Barnesboro Cambria County James Carson Parnassus John ‘Carson White Township J. M. Hadfield Toby Hadfield Fannie Belle Carrie Taylor Indiana M. F. Couch Couch Ample Soap Company Sarah Black Stubenville Miss Black William 8. Owens South Seventh Street W. L. Mahan Chestnut Street Blair Sutton Sutton & Flude St Vandergrift G. J. Feit Annie Banks Philadelphia Street

Spain Rallies For Defense Of National Honor In Cuban Crisis

In Maprio and Venice reports April 19, Spain unites to defend sovereignty in Cuba while awaiting U S reaction to Cuban independence moves. Sagasta drafts a throne speech appealing to patriotism and backing government actions to protect national honor. Don Carlos criticizes Spain's Cuban policy, warning of dire consequences if defeated.

Maprio United States Cuba Spain Senor Sagasta Infanta Isabel Senor Moret Blanco American Senate America Cebu Philippines Barcelona Venice Don Carlos New York Florida California Texas Louisiana

Spanish Fortifying Cuba Sparks Peace Terms Efforts

April 19 in Haryana reports rapid Spanish coastal fortifications in Cuba and General Pardo’s return after failing to press insurgents toward peace. Insurgents reject any terms short of independence, while autonomist government plans to persevere. Also notes duel threat involving Cuba’s Dr. Congosto and Senor Corso, plus local real estate ad and missing bicycle blanket notice.

Ven Pando Haryana Cuba General Pardo Dr. Congosto Philadelphia Senor Corso Union Constitucional

Bicycles Sharretts and families in brief items

Readable fragments show Daugherty Bros and Sharretts selling a boys up to date shoe in patent calf. Mentions Crescenta Cleveland Rambler and bicycle related items in a local notice.

Bicycles Clevelands Ramblers Crescenta Daugherty Bros Sharretts Caif

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