Blockade Proclaimed as 100000 Volunteers Called Up
President McKinley authorized 100000 volunteers to be drawn from state guards. Congress passed the act and the president signed it. A blockade of Cuban ports from Cardenas to Bahia Honda and Cienfuegos will be enforced with a naval and militia force. Neutral vessels get 30 days to depart. those violating may be captured as prize. Washington issues identical notes to foreign powers about neutrality and privateering limits.
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Blanco Declares a State of War in Havana
Dispatches from Havana dated April 23 and 28 report Captain General Blanco publishing a decree confirming former decrees and declaring Cuba in a state of war. He annuls pardons to insurgents and places under martial law those guilty of treason or acts against the state while also detailing public order offenses.
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Woodford Reaches Paris Amid Spain Frontier Incidents
General Stewart L. Woodford, U S minister to Spain, arrived in Paris with his Madrid party. On the way to the frontier Spanish police tried to seize a legation member, Mr Moreno, a Spaniard subject. The train at Valladolid was attacked and stoned, windows broken, guards drawing swords to restrain carnage. Woodford stood in the doorway to defend the rights, police eventually withdrew. Segovia and other stops saw cheering students and related disturbances.
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Temario Sails to Attack US Ships 3000 Miles Away
Buenos Aires reports the Spanish torpedo gunboat Temerario has departed likely to attack the US battleship Oregon and gunboat Marietta. Oregon and Marietta left Valparaiso on Monday for Montevideo, about 3000 miles apart and roughly twelve days steaming remaining.
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Spaniards Mutineer, Delays in Escape at Sea
Report from Captain Barnes of the British steamer Astoun arriving from Las Palmas says Spanish torpedo fleet engines were deliberately disabled by engineers to avoid crossing the sea. Repairs were done by local machinists as engineers could not be trusted. In East Greenville William Davis of Wellston visits. Charles Brigham adds a new picket fence. construction begins on the Congregational church foundation, 30 by 40 feet.
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Congregational Church
Another Spanish Vessel Captured
Key West reports twelve US warships near Morro Castle as tension rises over Cuba. fleet actions, Paris rumors, and a presidential call for 125000 volunteers loom. McKinley to seek war declaration. Alfonso XII rumor denied. Somers repairs ongoing. coal shipments halted to Cuban ports.
Call for Volunteers by McKinley
In Washington on April 23 at 2 pm the President issues a proclamation calling for one hundred twenty five thousand volunteers. The call outlines deployment by population among states territories and the District of Columbia to serve two years unless discharged sooner. Details to follow via the War Department.
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War Revenue Bill Moves Forward with Major Taxes
Washmerton reports that Congress plans a five hundred million three percent bond loan and a hundred million in certificates of indebtedness. Additional revenue is expected to reach one hundred million dollars. Beer tax rises to two dollars per barrel, cigars four dollars per thousand, cigarettes two dollars. Tobacco and snuff taxed twelve cents per pound. Stamp tax on proprietary medicines perfumes and cosmetics.
Naval Militia Called Out for Immediate Service
The naval militia of New York Maryland Massachusetts and Michigan have been summoned to report at 2:30 p m to man the auxiliary corps. New York crews the Yankee Maryland the Dixie Michigan the Yosemite and Massachusetts the Prairie are assigned to their ships.
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United States Steamer Pars’ Rumored Capture Believed False
A Belfast telegram claims the U S steamship Pars’ was captured off the Irish coast by a Spanish cruiser but is deemed a repetition of yesterday’s report which has been proven untrue. The dispatch from Loxpoy dated April 23 casts doubt on the earlier sensational claim and suggests no verified action has occurred.
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No authentic Paris news and other brief items
No authentic Paris news. The only info is that she passed the Lizard yesterday evening. A Spanish mail boat Isla Demin das likely to be captured by US cruisers before reaching Manila. Clyde Chapman shows signs of recovery after a gun accident. East Greenville business plans uncertain after a fire. Mossop to rebuild, Solomon may reopen. Oakwood Racer and Arlington Racer bicycles advertised by David Jones Jr.
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Recruiting Office Planned in Massillon to Lead US Volunteers
Massillon militiamen report from Canton that US volunteers will follow the militia to the front. George Schrock expects a Massillon recruiting office soon as recruiting stations open after the militia departs. Eight local militiamen from Companies F and L face physical exams at the Grand Opera House with promises of frontline service.
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East Greenville
J. F. Lewis
S. Thomas
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H. Bevan
Canton Court Hears Damages Suit and Local Notices
In Canton on April 21 Jacob W Hensel filed suit against Alfred Hensel seeking 1500 for injuries from alleged theft accusations. Delco Maurer heirs settled a 500 claim with W LE Railway Co. Maurer was killed near Navarre. Probate orders distribute proceeds from Daniel McFarren estate Sugarcreek. Final account filed for Foltz estate Massillon. Guardian filed Theresa Dodd inventory. Marriage licenses issued to Nicewander Leonard Massillon Taylor Walter New Berlin Friedman Steiner Canton.
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Philip Smith Arrested on False Pretenses Charge
Philip Smith was arrested by Constable Morgan on an affidavit by J. M. Clark charging him with obtaining 3269 dollars under false pretenses. Clark had bought Smiths saloon and license, then backpaid by the county treasurer after Smith allegedly claimed the license was unused. Hearing set with Justice Sibila for next Saturday at 1 pm. Anton Kopp acts as Smiths bondsman for 800 dollars.
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Arnold Sheridan Marries Miss Sheridan in Allegheny
Arnold Sheridan a Massillon stock broker with an office in the Hotel Conrad married Miss Aona Sheridan Thursday night at her home in Allegheny Pa. After a brief East tour the couple will return to Massillon to reside at the Hotel Conrad. Miss Sheridan is known in Massillon and Canton and is linked to the Charters brothers in regional stores. Mr Arnold is a popular local business man. Dr E N Bevard offers dental services above Duncan's jewelry with special crown and bridge work.
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