Canovas Del Castillo Assassination Shocks Spain
Senor Canovas del Castillo premier of Spain was killed at Santa Agueda by an anarchist named likely false identity. Three shots struck him. he died two hours later after uttering Long live Spain. The assassin, arrested, claims anarchist motive. Queen regent and cabinet united in mourning as Spain reels.
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Noted Cuban Crisis Leads to Spanish Plans Renewed
A fragment notes a ministerial crisis with two significant worths. It mentions a victory over political opponents and strengthens plans to suppress the rebellion in Cuba and re establish Spanish supremacy in the Philippine islands.
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Washington reacts to Canovas assassination news
Secretary Sherman and Senator Morgan weigh in on the Spanish premier Canovas after his assassination. Sherman signals a likely formal dispatch to Madrid and notes potential shifts in Spain’s Cuba policy while Morgan predicts a possible republic emerge from monarchy as Canovas’ influence wanes.
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Insurgents Back Cuba Cause After Canovas Assassination
In New York Emilio Agrao mante head of Jose Marti clubs sees Canovas death as aiding Cuba’s cause. Cuban American guests at the Hispano hotel react with little surprise while lawyer C Ricardo Aleman calls it a generic archist act. In Champlain the presidential party spends the day quietly. the president and officials attend church and receive news of the assassination with horror, offering no comment.
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Excitement in Havana over Caonovas assassination
Key West Florida reports Havana erupts with immense crowds learning details of Premier Canovas murder. Citizens from all classes express profound sorrow while noting the belief that Canovas death may topple the conservative government, recall Weyler, and free Cuba. Capt. Gun Weyler summoned to Havana following the news.
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Life of Canovas Del Castillo Early Biography
Senor Antonio Canovas del Castillo, born to humble parents in Malaga, pursued philosophy and law at the university and began his career as a journalist. In 161 he made his debut under the Masses to Heart of the Ministry, marking the start of a notable political life.
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Fifteen Year Old Soldier's Bold Ruse at Yellow Tavern
The account recalls Matt Hickey and Sergt Maj Willems aiding a wounded comrade, then unexpectedly engaging eight Confederate soldiers. Hickey carried a boot collection back to camp as he and Willams pressed the surrender, while a vivid scene unfolds of young veterans George Jacobs and George Lamphere, aged 14, and a chilling note on their fates and injuries.
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Shooting Bounty Jumpers and Civil War Deserters
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