Armistice Debate Grips Havana as Blanco Receives Proclamation
News from Havana reports Gen Blanco has been wired instructions to issue an armistice proclamation following a Spanish cabinet decision. Public reaction is intense with volunteers cheering Spain and fear the government may retreat. Gen Gomez in New York rejects armistice unless full Cuban independence is guaranteed.
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Blanco
Madrid
Spain
Cuba
Arolas
New York
Gomez
U.S
Barker
Nicago
Ale Winley
Wei
Iam
McKinley
Quesada
Senor Gonzalo de Quesada
Washington
Republic of Cuba
Riot in Madrid as mob threatens U.S. sites
A Sunday demonstration in Madrid escalated into a riot prevented by a large police force. Gov Aguilera confronted by the crowd as officers arrested ring leaders and blocked a march to the U.S. legation and residence. Lisbon dispatch says Woodford will leave Madrid escorted by gendarmies.
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Hotel de Paris
Senor Aguilera
Military Club
U.S
Woodford
United States Legation
Senor Castelvi
Gov. Aguilera
Civic Guard
London
Spain
Aestylene Gas For Country Homes Promotes Safety
An ad notes aestylene gas as safer than coal oil and easier to light a house than one lamp, citing CH Walcott at 142 West Pennsylvania Street and urging readers to adopt gas lighting for homes and stores.
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CH. Walcott
Pennsylvania-st
Indiana militia ready for war call secretary Alger letter says
Gov Mount receives a letter from Secretary Alger stating Indiana’s battery A at Indianapolis would be detailed for national defense in case of hostilities. The government would supply modern field pieces and equip horses, with mass mobilization and return distribution after conflict.
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Gen. Alger
Ware
Indianapolis
National Guard
Indiana
R.A. Alger
Curtis
Alger
W W. T. Durbin
Anderson
Washington
Durbin
Inter Gay
Mount
Meee
Adit
Gore
Richardson
Atttorney
Wetcham
Fred Wahefler
Spain
Cuba
Lrivine
Wilson
Clem Ricketts
Picard Baptist Church
Weather forecast for Indianapolis region update
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity for the 36 hours ending 6 p m April 32 calls for fair weather. Monday night and Tuesday will be clear. Early temperatures show 44 degrees at 7 am with 63 at noon and 64 by 2 pm.
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Indianapolis
Hie Preached Peace By Rev Dewhurst At Plymouth Church
The sermon on Sunday by Rev FF K Dewhurst denounced the Cuban noncombatant plight as disgraceful and urged self scrutiny before judging others. He warned against hypocrisy comparing a prison condition to broader wartime abuses and urged moral action in line with Christian teaching.
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Hie
FF. K. Dewhurst
Plymouth Church
Cuba
Business Briefs: Wanted Situation Guide in The Sun
In the Sun’s Wanted Situation columns readers find help wanted notes and guidance for locating job opportunities and suitable employment. The brief feature directs job seekers to consult these listings for potential openings and practical avenues.
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O Connell Club Dance Monday Evening at Masonic Hall
A social event notes the O Connell club will hold a dance Monday evening in the Masonic hall. The report also lists a local death and church notices.
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B. A. Jenkins
W. H. Deacon
J. N. Marhew
W. St. Clair-st
G. A. Carstensen
Crown Hill
Thomas Goohegan
W. Pearl St
W. Washington St
War fears grip Congress as Cuba tension tested
Washington dispatch reports crowds packed the Capitol on Monday as the President urges intervention to end suffering in Cuba. Debates focus on recognizing Cuban independence and belligerent rights, with Maine affair cited and plans for action by Congress and the President.
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Congress
Maine
Senate
Davis
Minnesota
Committee On Foreign Relations
Stewart
Nevada
Ele
United States
Jie
Spain
Mason
Butler
North Carolina
Havana Harbor
Span
Cuban Republic
President's Cuba policy speech urges restraint and neutral intervention
The long address outlines the United States stance on the Cuba war with Spain, condemns reconcentration and extermination, and argues against immediate independence recognition. It favors humane relief, possible neutral intervention, and careful limits to avoid entanglement while promoting peace and stability.
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Congress
Union
United States
Spain
Cuba
Bando
Pinar del Rio
Havana
Canovas
Porto Rico
Madrid
Get. Wandford
Insular Congress
Jackson
Texas
Cuban Republic
Pacific
Maine in Havana after the battleship Maine blast
Despatches recount Gen. Lee and Consul travel from Havana aboard the Fern to Tampa. Spaniards jeer the removal of American officials while the British steamer salutes with a union jack, and Lee signals readiness to testify on Tuesday about Spanish involvement.
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Havana
Maine Victtas
An Zennglishman
Havani
Gen. Lee
Lee
Maine
Soneons
Cowles
United States
Evelyn
Morf Castle
Fer
Narro
Springer
Cabanas
Sen. Lee
Washington
Tampa
Lee Reaches Tampa Demonstration Draws Citywide Interest
The steamer Olivette with Gen Lee aboard arrives in Tampa early Monday to a crowd described as the largest yet seen, signaling a major local demonstration. Postmaster Hess elevates CH W Byfield to money order superintendent, with W R Cson filling the vacancy. J F L Steeg had resigned.
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Tila
Stea
Olivette
Gen. Lee
Arril
Pl Line
Charley Byfield
Hess
W. Byfield
J. F. L. Steeg
W. Rcson
Byfield
Vancement
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