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Newspaper

Massillon Independent

Location

Massillon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1898

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Grand Spring Dry Goods Offer Sets Value Standards

Wish you knew exactly what great assortments of new goods are were and how earnestly we're seeking your orders. Send for samples and let us show you the straight evidence of nice goods at small profit prices. 300 pieces choice American Dress Goods 25 35 50c neat inexpensive. Large lines Spring Suitings 75c to 350. New Novelty Silks 6c 65c 75c 85c to 1.00 rich colorings. Pretty Wash Goods 5c to 125. Egyptian issues 20c and 32 inch Madras 15c. We’re prepared to do greater wash goods business, selling every yard on merit-based terms. Shall we send samples.

Move for Humanity Prompts Cuban Intervention Debate

Washington March 23 Developments indicate a policy of almost immediate intervention in Cuba to save the lives of hundreds of thousands of reconcentrados. Cabinet officers urged the president that recognition of Cuban independence could be viewed as warlike. Intervention to secure peace and avoid annexation is argued as the humane course before the world.

WasHinetox Cuba Gallinger Senate Proctor Thurston Spain Maine Board of Inquiry Congress Sean Cuban Republic

Massachusetts Sails as Navy Plans Flying Squadron

The Massachusetts sailed from Key West for Hampton Roads to join the Texas. Commodore Schley visited the Navy Department for talks with Assistant Secretary Roosevelt about leading the flying squadron. Brooklyn lies at Newport News and Puritan heads there. near the Hampton Roads rendezvous if formed. No orders issued and no confirmation Schley will command.

Washington Bureau of Navigation of the Naval Department Massachusetts Key West Hampton Roads Schley Department Roosevelt Brooklyn Newport News Campton Roads

Maine Report Enroute May Enigma Remains In Court Findings

Key West March 28 Lieutenant Commander Marix left for Washington with the naval board of inquiry report on the Maine explosion accompanied by two armed officers. The verdict remains uncertain and Admiral Sicard hinted the case is peculiarly complex, with possible further inquiry after transmission. The court's existence is nominal.

Marix Washington Key West Naval Board of Inquiry Maine Admirel Sicard

Blanco Threatens to Resign Over Torpedo Fleet Move

A Havana dispatch claims Captain General Blanco and Admiral Manterola threaten resignation if the Spanish torpedo fleet is kept at the Canaries to satisfy President McKinley. Captain Eulate allegedly sent a similar message to the Spanish admiralty. also news of the Willie de Rome wreck near Port Mahon and Jim Jeffries defeating Peter Jackson in San Francisco.

Manterola Eulate New York Havana General Blanco Madrid Canaries McKinley Vizcaya

Navy eyes West Indies coaling station facing hostilities

Washington March 23 The navy department weighs acquiring a West Indies coaling station with Dry Tortugas as a backstop. Officials seek a deep water harbor for big war vessels between Hampton Roads and the Rio Grande, possibly by purchase or cession from friendly governments. Sec Long reviews options as secure fuel access becomes crucial in wartime.

Washington Navy Department West Indies Dry Tortugas Hampton Roads Rio Grande United States Long

New Vessel Secured For Harbor Torpedo Work

Washington reports the navy has secured a small Yarrow built launch to serve as a harbor torpedo boat after the Brazilian Toby torpedo cruiser deal failed. The 17 ton craft, 60 feet long, armed with two Hotchkiss guns and a torpedo tube, weighs under $25,000 and will be delivered in New York and shipped on Atlantic liners.

Washington Toby Brazil Navy Department New York

NEW NAVAL IMPROVEMENTS

The naval appropriation bill reports total funding of 35,683,058 dollars, a rise of 3,764,432 from last year. It authorizes three seagoing coast line battleships, six torpedo boats, six torpedo boat destroyers, one gunboat for the Great Lakes, and five new drydocks with construction to begin within 60 days of enactment.

Maine U.S. S Michigan Great Lakes Pacifica

Examining Merchant Ships For Naval Use

Lieutenant Kelly says the Morgan line steamer Chalmett is chosen as a repair ship for possible naval defense. The board reviews New York to southern port steamers for wartime use, examining Jamestown Yorktown Concha and El Sud for auxiliary service. Veazey dies former interstate commerce commissioner. Berkeley Springs famous hotel burns. loss 50000, insured 18000. Naval appropriation bill reported to the House amid election case Thorpe vs Eppes.

New York Kelly Board For Morgan Line Chalmett Jamestown Yorktown Old Dominion Line Concha Mallory Line el Sud Washington Thorpe Va Eppes Virginia

Firm stance for Cuba shapes policy debate in Washington

Washington March 23. Cabinet discussed Spain Cuba and the Maine court findings. Report due next Thursday or Friday and public Monday or Tuesday. President and cabinet consider end to Cuba crisis with possible intervention or recognition of independence if Spain fails to respond suitably. Senor Polo denies discussing independence.

Washington Maine Court of Inquiry Cuba Long Congress Spain Maine Senor Polo

Barker Returns to Navy Office After Secret Mission

Captain Barker naval aide to the secretary of the navy resumes duty at the navy department after a days absence. He was in Key West on a secret mission and conferred with Rear Admiral Sicard and Captain Sampson regarding the Maine disaster and its possible consequences.

Washington Barker Secretary of the Navy Navy Department Key West Sicard North Atlantic Sampson Naval Court of Inquiry Maine

Negotiations with Cuban rebels collapse in Havana

In Havana delegations led by Ramirez Charvez clash with General Calixto Garcia and insurgents over radical autonomist aims. The talks have failed, signaling a return to hostilities amid unclear meeting details. Separately in Chicago, a six story building at Monroe Street housing Monroe Catering and Building Trades club burns, four women escape, five injured, losses about 90000. In Newport News, battleships Kearsage and Kentucky to be launched with Secretary Long unlikely to attend. Governor Bradley and Kentuckians leave Frankfort for the event.

Havana Key West Pando Ramirez and Charvez Calixto Garcia Chicago Monroe Street Monroe Catering Company Building Trades Club Catering Company Wasketos Kearsage Kentucky Newport News Long Bradley Frankfort

House Acts Against Marmet Contempt in Columbus

The Ohio House adopted a resolution to bring Will iam Marmet of Cincinnati before the body for contempt after he failed to return for a memory-refreshing session with the taxation committee. This marks the first contempt arraignment since 1885. Also noted are Senate bills on delinquent taxes, primary election ethics, and railway crossings, plus House actions on state institutions funding and convict labor reform. Columbus reports also cover a boxing match where Oscar Gardner defeated Mike Farragher in three rounds, and a Supreme Court ruling nullifying the sale of the Hocking canal to a railway company.

House Marmet CoLumBus William Marmet Cincinnati Committee On Taxation Dan Dalton Hamilton County Senate Senator Decker Senator Long Commissioner of Railways and Telegraph Senator Riley Bennor Dodge Schafer Lewistown Reservoir Miami and Ene Ms. Robertson Cromley Ohio State Board of Agriculture Jones McBroom Cramer Ohio Bramley Hinsdale Smith Adams Virginia Military District Alexander

Sleeper predicts imminent war with Spain

In Cripple Creek Hon. D. SLEEPER, ex speaker and McKinley ally, says war with Spain is inevitable and Cuba will be freed. indemnity will settle the matter. Separately in Wasuhinotoroy Senators Allison and Gorman meet the president by appointment to discuss the Cuban situation and seek party leaders' views.

Cripple Creer Colo Sleeper Ohio McKinley Spain Cuba United States Wasuixaroy Allison and Gorman

Governor Bradley’s Alaska Cruise Report

Secretary Bliss releases a letter from Governor John G Bradley of Alaska recounting his coastwise inspection aboard the Wheeling. He praises the voyage for benefiting natives by deterring witchcraft rum duil and beer making and urges firm enforcement of laws. He notes efforts to curb native wrongdoing during the trip.

Wastinetos Bliss John G. Bradley Alaska United States Wheeling

Many Rivers Flood Across a Wide Area

A cloudburst at Troy triggers damaging floods in the Miami valley threatening landslides and railroad damage. Rivers rise rapidly across Ohio and Pennsylvania with homes evacuated, rail lines disrupted, and towns like Fallston and Beaver seeing high water and blocked embankments.

Beaver Valley Pittsburg Massillion Taccarawas River Patagonia Averflow Beaver Falls Ohio Fallston Erie and Lake Erie Walnut Run Beaver Dave & Mylers Pirtasure Three Rivers Wil City Morgantown Wheeling Allegheny Southside Western Portiaxo Ind Suamonia Wanpala St. Louis Misissippi Valley

Watching Spain's Fleet in Canary Islands Wreath of News

The navy continues to track the Spanish torpedo flotilla at the Canaries with no confirmed departure. No protest by President McKinley is reported. Maine officers at Havana may be ordered home by Admiral Sicard, not the navy department. Survivors arrived by Admiral Sicard’s orders. wreck salvage at Havana expected to finish before the men depart.

Wasui Nutox Navy Department Canaries Department Mckinley Havana Admiral Sicard Maine Naval Sigshee Wainwright

Army Reorganization Bill Advances After House Committee Vote

Military affairs panel completed review and reported favorably on the army reorganization measure. Changes limit president’s wartime recruitment to actual hostilities after a war declaration and add a clause preventing peacetime force increases.

Washington House Hay

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