House Adopts Resolution on Cuban War and Maine Disaster
The house foreign affairs committee reported a majority resolution adopted 22 to 19. It condemns Spain for three years of war in Cuba, cites civilian deaths from starvation, damage to U S interests, and the Maine sinking. It authorizes the President to intervene with land and naval forces to establish peace and a stable Cuban government.
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Congress Faces Momentous Debate Over Cuba War Resolution
Washington April 1: both houses clash over resolutions on Cuba and war with Spain. Senate debates amid sharp partisanship while House leaders push through the majority report to authorize intervention. Minority proposals fail as fierce rhetoric and procedural hurdles mark a pivotal day in congress.
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House Votes War Declaration Over Spain Fight
The House adopts a resolution favoring war with Spain by a 224 to 18 vote marking a pivotal moment in U S history. Members reflect on the April timing and note the Fort Sumter anniversary as a grim omen for future events.
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Senate Minority Report on Cuban Recognition Delayed
Senator Turpie and the Foreign Relations Committee advocate immediate recognition of Cuba as a free independent state. The report favors recognizing Cuba among other Venetians, while opposition from Mr Hour delays further action until tomorrow. Chandler warns no other business will be taken up until the resolution is addressed.
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Cuban independence stance amid House foreign affairs dispute
The minority report from the House Foreign Affairs Committee, introduced by Democrat Newlands, expressed U S recognition of Cuba's independence. It cites humanity, interests, and provocation as factors influencing the stance and outlines the resolution’s aims.
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All Eyes Watch the Senate Over Cuba Intervention
Washington officials report the House passed a Cuba intervention measure 322 to 19 after six hours. Conservatives seek unity with the House plan to pressure the Senate toward swift action and a likely vote by today or tomorrow amid strong pressure and sharp debate.
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Proclamation Calls U S Aid to Cuba and Cuba Relief
The document orders the president to use land and naval forces to aid the republic of Cuba and maintain its independence. It also directs immediate relief for starving people of Cuba and authorizes action to assist Cuba.
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Cuba Intervention Era Moves Toward Independence
The senate foreign relations committee report argues for U S intervention in Cuba, condemns Spain for Maine destruction and wartime acts, calls for recognizing Cuban independence, and asserts intervention is necessary to stop Spanish cruelty, protect American interests, and ensure Cuba's autonomous government.
Twistown April meeting selects nominees and speaker
Tewistown held its annual meeting with officers elected and planned new year duties. A public lecture titled Our Regula tion was delivered in the court by Reverend W I Gotwald of Westington.
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Bad Impression At Old Madrid In Unfavorable View
Madrid reports a hostile reception to President McKinley’s message with El Correo condemning intervention and praising Spanish restraint. Censors curb details as calm returns to Madrid amid protests and diplomatic maneuvers.
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Lodge presses for Maine reparations over war after ship loss
Senator Lodge declares the nation must demand reparations for the Maine and prevent endless negotiations. He argues against delaying justice and urges arming the executive to secure peace and accountability for sailors dead in the strike.
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Spain Firm in Stand on Cuba Sovereignty
London dispatch reports Spain will repel any attack on its sovereignty in Cuba. Ministers Correa and Niqueda say Spain expects European support and will align its conduct with the United States amid ongoing military preparations. They vowed to uphold cabinet resolve with full energy.
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Gibbons Claims He Can Prove Maine Woe Deliberate Blows
London April 4 The Daily Mail quotes Joseph Pawel Gibbons submarine mine expert saying he can prove the US warship was wilfully blown up. He ridicules Spain's denial of his sale of mines to Spain and suggests the explosion could involve two men or even a single individual.
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Case of Laura Booth Verdict Declares Suicide
New York coroner's jury returns that actress Laura Booth died by her own hand from a self inflicted bullet wound in a hotel room. James Lee is discharged after being cleared by the jury and released on bail pending verdict.
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Cave-in at Prent and Race injures three. one killed
In Philadelphia on April 1 a cave-in at Prent and Race streets trapped three workers. Prank Kena and Prank Tate were rescued with injuries, while Jesenha Cherry died at the scene as rescuers reached the site.
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Senate Cuban Resolutions Demand Cuba Freedom From Spain
Reported by Senator Davie the majority supports Cuban independence and U.S. intervention. It calls for Spain to relinquish control, withdraw forces from Cuba, and authorizes full U.S. land and naval power to enforce the policy.
Navy Pushes to Arm and Modernize With Boosted Ships
Washington reports a flurry of naval activity as the Navy Department orders a new wave of acquisitions and refurbishments. The St Paul and St Louis loom large as potential auxiliary cruisers while the Brazilian vessel Niteroi faces inspection. A high level policy conference, led by Assistant Secretary Roosevelt, focuses on Cuban fortifications and coastal defenses.
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Army calls up 10000 National Guards in case of emergency
Washington reports War Department readiness for rapid troop movement east of the Rockies. General Miles says invasion plans hinge on needs and mobilization may pull from several units. In a full mobilization, attention centers on New York Pennsylvania Ohio and the District of Columbia with infantry and cavalry to follow.
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European Powers to Stay Neutral on Cuban Question
An Italian dispatch reports that European powers will maintain neutrality in the Cuban dispute. The headline suggests the pope may issue guidance while nations weigh their stance and potential diplomatic moves.
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Pennsylvania Mortuary Notices Fragment
Fragmentary notice from a Pennsylvania region listing names including Martha Cowin and Armina Fioner with locations in Bronch and Bradford, indicating a probate or estate matter. Ambiguous OCR text limits precise details but suggests a legal or will-related notice and associated names.
Weather Preview Signals Mild Spring Conditions
The Herald reports a weather forecast for New York and New England with partly cloudy skies today. Expect light winds and mild temperatures, followed by higher winds from Nantucket later, with caution advised regarding gusts from coastal systems.
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