Memorable Senate Scene During Hispano American Crisis
Washington April 1 The senate debates the Hispano American crisis as a large crowd watches from galleries and lawmakers spar over timing and potential votes. Key figures including Daniel Wolcott Tillman and Spooner argue for or against immediate action while a vote to adjourn is defeated 60 to 1.
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War prep and diplomatic wrangles dominate day
Reports say 50 000 militia call. Flying Squadron returns to Old Point Comfort. Spanish Maine note. Barcelona mob attack on American consulate. southern mobilization. navy ships chartered. Nahant heads to New York harbor. Chilean and Argentine cruisers eyed. Cuban envoys to negotiate. Maine calumny rejected. Massachusetts approves 500 000 militia funding. queen funding navy. Anglo German navy stance. insurrection context in Cuba persists.
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Senate clash over remarks sparks dramatic outburst
Congress adjourns amid heated exchange as Senators Money and Wellington argue over newspaper charges. The chamber erupts with taunts, calls to come outside, and rapid order rescues. Debate over Cuba policy continues, with votes expected by tomorrow night and a possible move to conference.
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The First Move On Spain Ultimatum Reported
Washington Post summary says the president may use army and navy to issue a twenty four hour ultimatum to Spain to withdraw troops from Cuba. Refusal to evacuate would trigger vigorous action by naval and land forces, as decided at yesterday’s cabinet meeting.
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Obituary Notice for Derbert Morris Son of Nelson Morris
Chicago April report states Derbert Morris son of Nelson Morris died after several weeks illness. The obituary notes a large fine packer family and mentions Nelson Morris as benefactor to Herbert Morris. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate a significant connection to the Morris enterprise and related individuals.
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Spain's appeal to the powers report on Cuban question
Madrid dispatch says Spain plans to present a note reviewing the Cuban issue. It alleges sugar manufacturers drive U S unrest and claims Spain has offered concessions while noting American consul actions and recent pacification efforts. The note, if supported by documents, will accuse the United States of pressuring Spain and declare Spain compelled to prepare for war to defend its rights.
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Spain Will Not Yield on Cuba Abandonment Claims
A Washington dispatch reports a high foreign authority presenting Spain’s position on Cuba. The statement says Spain has never considered relinquishing claims and rejects notions of surrender, insisting it will defend its interests and maintain control of its Caribbean possessions.
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American citizen arrested in Havana freed after diplomatic appeal
Joaquin Betancourt, an American, was arrested for bringing correspondence from an insurgent camp. The Dulieh counsel demanded his release and he was freed. Reports also note gunfire practice on the Iowa caused a panic when a turret suspension failed.
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Cabinet meets on Cuba as U S. awaits Congress
Washington April 1. The Cabinet discussed the Cuban situation with no decisive result. No notes from powers were reported, and Spin's move to unite powers is not seen as likely to yield action. The administration awaits congressional action and the president would not veto a resolution acknowledging independence. The cabinet did not commit to a plan if Congress declares independence.
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Consolina Town Prime Swept in Richford Report
April 15 report from Richford reveals a cleanup sweep at Sutton Que and a note on town building efforts. The item mentions rail line alignment and a Canadian connection, with local officials cited and planned projects for development.
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War Department orders mobilize six regiments south
Washington reports the War Department plans the concentration of heavy forces in the south for possible action against Spain. Six regiments of infantry and light artillery in the south, plus cavalry and more units at Chickamauga New Orleans Tampa and Mobile, with rail and vessel arrangements to move and supply troops swiftly.
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Nahant Takes to River for New York Harbor Defense
Nahant, a monitor manned by New York naval reserves, departed Philadelphia bound for New York to join harbor defense duties. Commanded by Lt Richman with Lt W K Duncan and Lt M K Eyre aboard, the vessel carries two timed smooth bore rifles and a full ammunition supply as crowds cheered its river departure.
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First Call for Militia and Presidential War Power
A Washington dispatch discusses the question of how many militia from several states may be called for active duty once military actions are decided. The article notes an opinion that the president will issue orders concentrating the regular army at a southern point and call for about 30 000 militiamen believed adequate for immediate needs.
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War Railroad Link to Cone with Iron Pier at Wilmington
A special from Delaware reports that under U S government orders the Pennsylvania railroad began construction of a mile and a half of track to connect with the Delaware Maryland and Virginia railroad at Wilmington. The pier at Wilmington is government owned and the project aims for completion within three days. Chief Supervisor J L Buith of the Maryland division oversees the work.
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Squadron Returns to Fort Monroe After Drake Maneuvers
The wing squadron on board the Mirehip anchored at Fort Monroe after two days of drills off Cape Henry and Charles, with Commodore Schley praising the fleet’s readiness. The Texas remained briefly offshore for gun trials before rejoining the squadron.
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Ready to Ship 20 000 Men to Cuba From Fort McHenry
Fort McHenry officers say 20 000 regulars will be dispatched to the coast for Cuba. With New York Marshland and Pennsylvania National Guards, they form the invasion force. Most McHenry troops, save those at Dairy D, would be sent to Provida and possibly Cuba within hours.
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