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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1898

Page

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United States preps ultimatum to Spain on Cuban crisis

Washington reports say the United States will issue a short ultimatum to Madrid demanding compliance with congressional Cuban resolutions and an evacuation of Cuba. Cabinet meetings discussed timing and risks as war chances rise with Spain likely to withhold reply and consider next steps.

Washington Spain United States Congress Cuba Madrid White House Kent Hobart Representative Hager Iowa Representative Overstreet Indiana McKinley Hime Woodford Spanish Movernment of the Acthvn Earl Stienta Salilee State Department Bouin Feland Cula Gorthes Terme Abs Wiihout Margie Winnie Europe

Speech of the Queen Opens Cortes in Madrid

The queen regent will deliver the opening speech to the Cortes amid tight security. Officials say Spain shows unity to face war rather than yield to U S demands. Negotiations continue between colonial authorities and the republican government toward autonomy concessions.

Madrid Spain United States Cal Theeur Reith Thtisha Otturtike Iho Suluniekien Literae Nu

Polo's Grip Delayed Departure On Cohen Resolutions

Washington reports Spanish minister Benor Polo de Kernahe prepared to depart after the president signs the Cohen resolutions. Signing is postponed to tomorrow, suggesting a possible early leave for Polo and his staff. In New York, April 11, city officials approve leave for volunteers and related staff.

Washington Benor Polo de Kernahe Pases By Seow Amone New York Apuil Board of Alderman Omy

Woodford Likely to Depart Tomorrow Amid Madrid Meeting

Rumors say General Woodford would leave tomorrow but he authorized a formal plan for the return. Madrid is wary and ready to discuss development as talks proceed.

Woodford Madrid

Inevitable war looms as Spain-US tensions rise

El Heraldo declares war inevitable. Spanish consulate in New York ready to close at a moment's notice. Numerous English volunteers in London seek to join the US forces. Cuban relief efforts underway as Key West hosts parades. US officials prepare for possible conflict while Madrid presses autonomy talks and Spain readies its government.

el Heraldo Madrid New York London United States Army New York City Senor Polo Y Bernabe Washington Key West Cuba Central Cuban Relief Committee Senate House Spain Hastings Grosvenor Congress War Department Senor Sagasta la Lucha Havana Sigsbee

Spain Cannot Surrender Must Strike to Soothe Home affairs

A high naval officer states Spain cannot surrender without at least one fight and should send forces to Havana to evacuate the island. Cuban patriots in Key West celebrate Cuba libre while ships in the harbor rush to complete duties amid tense orders to stay ashore. The US torpedo boat Bribe experiences an accident near Sand Key colliding with the station boat Hero. Lt. Mostwick is wounded and hospitalized. The Ericsson crew remains ready to sail on brief notice.

Havana Washington Mome Key West Ericsson Spain Tlle United States Brive Anto A. Tm Sand Key Eulf Hero Priesson Evelen A. Mostwick Marine Hospital Cuba Republic of Koalin

Madrid correspondent previews the throne speech on US Spain Cuba

The London Standard's Madrid correspondent reports that the speech from the throne will review the US Spain Cuba troubles. It states Spain has sought concessions and reform to pacify its colonies while the United States persists in pretexts to intervene in Spain’s domestic affairs.

London Madrid Standard Tuchluyays United States Spain Coloni America McKinley Menateh Aod Cuba

Spanish Cuba Rights Claim Document Urges National Unity

A historic document asserts Spain’s sovereignty in Cuba and condemns American hostility since the suspension of hostilities and papal mediation. It calls for national unity to defend the throne and the territory and to provide supplies to uphold Spain’s honor.

Spain Cuba

Wrecked Schooner Thomas W Hyde Reaches Key West

Off the Bahamas, the three masted schooner Thomas W Hyde struck Dog Rocks early Saturday morning. Captain Rumill and six crew abandoned ship in a small boat with canned provisions, reaching Key West yesterday. The vessel likely sank with a cargo of oil and other materials.

Key West Thomas W. Hyde BE. B. Rumill Philadelphia Dog Rocks Bahamas Ruomill Lerinoun Schowmer

Sagasta Urges Swift Action to Defend Territories

Madrid reports Sagasta addressing government supporters in the Senate chamber. He rejects concessions, warns Spaniards will defend territorial integrity, and urges rapid chamber action to empower defense. Silvela’s Conservatives pledge support for necessary measures to ensure national defense and peace with honor.

Madrid Paris Senate Chaiolerga Seller Sagasta Senor Bagasta Spain Sener Silvela

Cuban Junta declares readiness to assist US forces

The Cuban junta issues a statement supporting US recognition of Cuban independence and pledging full cooperation with American troops. It vows immediate use of coast guard and trained guides to aid observers, evacuations, and the expulsion of common enemies, stressing patriotism and adherence to a free Cuban government.

Garman Holds the Key as State Democratic Committee Meets

The State Democratic Committee meets in Harrisburg to elect a chairman and set the state convention date. Silverites likely keep control with John M. Garman of Nantucket chosen for re-election. Philadelphia factions TYAN and anti-Ryan contest seats, with a sul committee to be appointed by Chairman Garman.

Garinat T. ©. Brown Union County Thomas ©. Barber Campaien Etile Deve

Spanish Consul Leads as Cuban Resolutions Move Forward

New York reports that official Arturo Baldasano announces orders to clone the Sige line are expected to be approved by the Cuban authorities. Spanish officials say they are ready to act when directed and that the French consul general will manage affairs once allowed.

New York Arturo Baldasano

George Maroons Lathrop Dies in New York Hospital

George Maroons Lathrop, noted author, died at Roosevelt Hospital after a brief illness. He was born in Honolulu in 18. His death was reported from New York on April 1.

George Oredae Lathrop New York George Maroons Lathrop Roosevelt Hospital Mr Lathrop Hono- Telued

War Department Activity From Key West to Fort Monroe

Reports from Key West detail a naval plan to blockade Cuba without Havana bombardment, relying on accidental encounters. Governors weigh extra sessions for Pennsylvania militia funding amid war mobilization. The war department outlines initial troop calls, prioritizing National Guard duty with state designation of officers, and funding for transport and telegraph services. Enthusiasm runs high at Fort Monroe as the flying squadron departs for Chickamauga with ceremonies aboard ships and a dinner on the Brooklyn forthcoming.

Key West Fla Cuba Havana Spain Congress Cuban Rampoon Oane Iowa Taylor New York Harrisburg Hastings National Guard Pennsylvania McCormick Stewart Norpal Wold United States Commonwealth Washington War Department Alger Srade Mvie Yalunton Wind Emerrenicy Fund Fort Monroe Company FL Fifth Light Artillery Norfolk Chickamauga Navy Massachusetts Minneapolis Brooklyn Schley Cook Squadron The

Weather and National News Roundup From Early Morning Edition

Fair conditions with westerly winds mark the weather report. The president may act soon on naval measures as tensions rise. A prominent naval figure heads a mission to calm domestic unrest amid political and economic notes. Local summaries include presbytery updates and editorials with legal and budget items.

Readiness at Chickamauga Park for Incoming Troops

At Chickamauga Park authorities prepare for reception of several command troops expected tomorrow. Quartermaster Lee of the department of defense arrived this afternoon and will oversee interim arrangements before General Brooke arrives to assess the situation.

Chickamanuga Park Chatham Ton Agri Chickamanga Park Quartermister Lee Helve Brooke

Bizarre April Dispatch Reports From Fort Hamilton Area

Fragmentary notes describe a chaotic April movement around Fort Hamilton and nearby areas. Mentions of drills or commands, possible troop shifts, and scattered references to locations such as Chiekamoawen and Gavertter belt. No clear outcomes or dates emerge.

New York Fit Optillers Operal Thorp Fort Hamilton

Unclear OCR Summary

The readable fragments describe a military unit in Mobile Alabama with references to Milwaukee and an event where a crowd cheered. Specific names, dates, or outcomes are not discernible from the text.

Cincinnati Escorted Mission Heads to Florida

Colonel M Cochran leads a detachment from Port Thomas via Cincinnati and Newport to Florida for a trip to Tampa with escort from the Chamber of Commerce and the Ohio Commandery of the Loyal Legion.

Tintry M. Cochrini Port Thomas Fumps Fla Cochran

Fort Leavenworth Troops Prepare Move to Mobile and Chickamauga

The troops of Fort Leavenworth form the Twentieth trans and will head to Mobile while four squads from the Biath regiment of eaviley head toward Chickamungu in April.

Leavenworth Kew Fort Leavenworth Mobile Eaviley Chickamungu

Troops Move From Mort Logay Area This Afternoon

Two troops of the Second Cavalry stationed near Mort Logan began moving this afternoon from Port Logan County near Denver. The exact destination was not disclosed.

Port Logan Denver Abril Second Cavalry Mort Logay Hicks

Seventeenth Leaves Columbus Ambiguity Stirs Readers

A garbled paragraph from an APRIL issue describes a Seventeenth Leaves Columbus event with unclear details about Vinton State infantry, a catena, and a comment line. The fragment hints at a political or military passage but lacks concrete nouns and dates.

Colmbus Columbus Vinton State Nou

Pronter Leaves Baftate and Tuffalo in April Fite Companions

A fragment notes an exit by Pronter from Baftate and Tuffalo with an April 1 connection to a Thirtenth United States fort near the south, suggesting a companion role in a broader event.

Pronter Baftate Tuffalo Thirtenth Unitted Intoring Fort

Port Rene Infantry Movement Report

Fragmentary note mentions infantry at Port Rene with individuals Guibie Oki and Aloe L L in an April 1 context. The text is incomplete, offering limited identifiable action or outcome. No clear event or dates beyond the cited names and location.

Lfantey Nobile Guibie Oki Port Rene Lef, Lidlay Aloe Ll

Appointment of relief committee at Roe West New York

A new relief committee has been appointed at Roe West in New York. Members include Mayor Maloney, United States Counsel Hywtt, formerly of Santiago, and Dr. O Hurrell. The panel was notified by telegraph and will meet at Key West to discuss duties.

Roe West New York Minell Maloney United States Santiago O. Hurrell

Mine Fire Reignites at Alden No 5 Coal Pit

Wilkes Barre reports the No 5 Alden coal mine fire, believed subdued, reignited today. Officials warn the colliery may require bonding water protection again as crews work to control the blaze, which originally began January 2 and involved superintendent Cyite amid initial efforts.

Wilkex-Barre No. S Alden Yeain Cyite

Weather forecast for Pennsylvania and surrounding regions

Forecast for Wednesday calls for fair and colder conditions in western Pennsylvania and western Maryland with westerly winds. Eastern areas may see variable winds and cooler temperatures.

Washington Mortern Pennesylvania Menneyivantia

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