Fragmented Bits Reflecting Turbulent Times Across a City
The report compiles diverse notes from a busy period including a distant fortress threat, pension case for a Brooklyn veteran of eighty five years service, and a tangled insurance dispute over a widow’s policy. It also covers Chinese trade quirks, New York Bowery professors boosting symbols of patriotism, German social reforms, and local civic projects like a jetty at the Columbia River mouth.
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Moore
Brooklyn
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Kansas
Sethe Puie
Aanc
Kanuds
Maine Court Findings Explain Destruction of the Maine
A lengthy court of inquiry report concludes the USS Maine was destroyed by a mine planted under the ship’s hull. The forward magazines suffered a two-part explosion, while no officer or crew member was found responsible. The president’s message to Congress emphasizes restraint and calls for justice.
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London Press Backs Quick U S Action on Cuba War
March 20 London reports near unanimous sentiment in favor of decisive U S steps to end the Cuban war. British officials expect Spain to surrender Cuba with U S pressure, while Madrid outlets hint McKinley’s approach could force a peaceful settlement.
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Cuba
McKinsey
Madrid
Europe
Boulh
United States
McKinley
Spain replies to U S note on Cuban matter
The Spanish foreign minister sent a special reply to the U S note, dated March 2, stating contingencies approaching for action if the Cuban matter shadows the president's message. The Spanish reply does not fully align with U S conclusions and rejects certain inaccuracies.
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London
Standard
Madrid
United States
Woolford
Grey Sage
Spain Cas | Nck
The Maine Not Moved After Explosion
A garbled report describes the Maine remaining in harbor despite an explosion observed nearby. The harbor master of Havana allegedly directed actions affecting the vessel while observers noted conflicting impressions of the battle ship’s position and movements.
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Havana
Washington's tense session on Maine crisis and Spain
Washington reports a four o'clock special session where the Maine disaster and Spain Cuba issues dominated. The tone suggested peace prospects despite anti Spanish sentiment, as lawmakers discussed immediate action and avoided delaying tactics.
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Missisippi
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Key West
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Declaration of War Threat Signals New Cuban Crisis
Fragmentary notes depict a tense mood as declarations warn the United States of actions if Cuba is drawn into conflict with Spain. The piece mentions naval movements from Spain, officers Chidwick and Wainwright, and recovery efforts around the wreck of the Mane, with equipment aboard the Matnite and other vessels prepared for further action.
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Spain
Chidwick Auilea
Key West
Mrs Parnell Dies After Clothing Burn Injury
London reports the death of Mrs. Telia Tudor Varnall daughter of Rear Admiral Charley Blinett. She died at Avondale in Wicklow Ireland from burns sustained when her clothing caught fire yesterday.
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London
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Am Hen Naval Amcor
Charley Bliwnet
Blowart Parnel
Avondale
Burhdechmy
Cleveland Thinks the McKinley War the Mighty
Ex President Cleveland reads the Nulte Inquiry report and believes the government has taken the right course. He declined to discuss the proposition of the United States, stating simply a belief in the government’s proper handling of the matter.
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Cleveland
McKintey
Princeton
Net
Sarah
Portey
Nulte
United States
City police search winded for alleged wife beater
Fragmentary report notes an arrest attempt for Joe Gemer accused by his wife of wife beating. An officer allegedly restrained Gemer at a city hospital after forcing entry, but no arrests were recorded. The passage also references varied government salary increases and bank reserve actions amid broader markets.
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Oliver Ie
Pataily
Cal Alto
Ted
Joe Gemer
Gemer
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Stomach Removed In Remarkable Operation At Sea
Report from San Francisco dated March 30 describes Mrs. Maggsims who had her stomach removed a month earlier. Despite the risky evisceration, she is gaining weight and nearing recovery, though danger remains until her remaining organs settle and a silver-lace ligament is removed. Separate dispatch notes Admiral Schley assuming command of the squadron in Hampton Roads and a Chicago aviation event caption.
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San Reanoisco
City
Stemael
Hostilities Must Cease At Once In Cuba Conflict
The article discusses calls for immediate end to hostilities in Cuba. It cites President McKinley’s messages and envoy instructions to Spain, noting Spain’s weariness of the war and possible terms for Cuban independence. It mentions ongoing U.S. pressure to avoid delay and align with a just resolution.
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Iewand
The Philippine Revolt and Cuban Prospects
A recent letter from San Francisco describes movements in Manila and Cuba amid revolts. It notes rebels withdrawing to provinces, Spanish troops limited, and arms purchases from Europe enabling stronger rebel forces. The writer cites arrests, failed Spanish counterattacks, and U.S. intervention hopes shaping events.
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Bpanleh
United States
Cuba
Spanish Troops Suffer Amid Starvation and Setbacks
A private letter from Mansa dated March 8 reports Spanish troops in dire straits with famine and disease rampant. Government forces reportedly incur heavy losses as wounded are brought to town. observers claim the conflict could end soon even without U S intervention.
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Officers Assigned To Monitor Command In The Army
Washington March 2 The department issued orders placing officers in command of the monitors recently called into service. They will be aided by officers and men selected from the harbor fleet. The delay must be ten days to three weeks, with details by the end of next week.
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Sigsbee Officers Start Quiet in Macatia
The garbled note mentions Sigsbee and officers beginning a quiet period in Macatia with references to officials and a special secretary. Details are unclear, but the text implies a restrained start and potential official activity forthcoming.
War at Sea Crippled by Torpedoes In Early Conflicts
Fragmentary report details modern naval battles where ships like the Chilist, the Frazilian, and others suffered torpedo strikes. The Blanco Eneduita, a 9,500 ton auxiliary warship, was sunk in minutes, with dozens drowned. The Aquilavan, a 9,701 ton ironclad, was crippled by torpedoes and a subsequent explosion left it sinking. The Chen-Sues, 7,800 tons, faced a similar fate as its commander attempted to retreat.
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