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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1898

Page

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War Nears Formal Declara­tion as U S S Quincy Mobilizes

Washington reports indicate the United States has effectively entered war with Spain as the North Atlantic squadron receives orders to blockade Havana. President Lincoln and cabinet officials meet to plan military actions while Woodford coordinates consular withdrawals and diplomatic shifts. The fleet, including battleships, monitors, and cruisers, gathers for potential siege of Cuban ports amid uncertainty over Spanish movements.

Washington United States Spain Congress Havana State Department Woodford Mr. Woodford Army and Navy Departments North Atlantic Uume Shine and Troope Buarmpeon Commard Town Indiana Puritan Terror Amphitrite New York Agehip Cincinnati Marbleheld Montgomery Vickshoro Wilmington Annatchiss Miicgson Cushing Winslow Uwe

Woodford's Dismissal Note From Senor Guillen

Madrid reports a formal note from Senor Guillen minister of foreign affairs to General Woodford. The note states that Spain, in compliance with a cabinet resolution, withdraws from North American territory and ends all official communications with the United States. It requests arrangements for immediate cessation of contact and formal acknowledgments of the severed relations.

Madrid Woodford Senor Gillen, Minster of Foreign Ieprim Bet la Equiva Lion

Pope disappointed over stalled peace efforts amid looming war

Rome's Daily Chronicle correspondent reports the pope thanked Archbishop Ireland and Cardinal Gibbons for peace efforts but laments slow progress as tensions rise with Spain. He fears war is an indescribable blow to his old age and notes cautious neutrality urged to Washington.

London Rome Daily Chronicle Ireland Cardinal Gibbons Volcan Mar. Martinelli Washington Spain United States Bpain Don Care

Developments From The Day In The War News

The day’s items include a weak New York stock market and Cuban insurgents refusing to treat with Spain. A military guard will surround the White House while an amended Hull militia bill passes both houses. Potomac river torpedoes and mines are being placed, and General Woodford departs Spain amid cheers. The powers may compel Spain to renounce privateering as Sagasta signals the first cannon shot is near.

New York Spain White House Senate House Potomac River Woodford Espana Sagasta America Madrid Great Britain Polo Y Bernabe Niagara Falls North Atlantic Havana Pennsylvania Congress John Wanamaker Hastings Spanish Senate Chamber Blanco Cuba Berlin United States Germany Cadiz Charles Emory Smith Philadelphia James A. Gary Philadelphia & Reading Railroad Company

Insurrection Warning Amid Italy Spain Defense Clash

Government pressure on Italy over intervention sparks warnings of Carlist insurrection in Spain if defeat occurs. Agents report Carliat networks widespread in Italy and stress the risk of broader upheaval following any Spanish collapse.

Carliat Agente Italy Spain

Plans of the Guards to Maintain Neutrality

London reports trustworthy information that continental powers will keep strict neutrality between the United States and Spain until bloodshed pleases Spanish honor. Then they will consider a concert plan to ease Spain’s difficulties as lightly as possible.

London United States Spain

Spain IAS No Coal War Ends In Uncertain Peace Talks

A Daily Telegraph dispatch from Barcelona reports high level worries that the war may be decided by valor and perseverance. Government circles fear coal supplies will run short, undermining hope for peace and prompting potential hostilities before a premature end. Secret figures warn of shifts away from liberal government if war continues.

London Daily Telegraph Barcelona Purie Bontie Parliamen

Tragic suicide reported in Hrvakisn area

A woman identified as Mire Joxsie Murphy of Hrvakisn hanged herself, according to a local report. The incident, dated April 2, notes her age and that authorities will handle the circumstances and subsequent proceedings.

New York Joxsie Murphy Iain

First Volunteer Call Aims At 100000 Guard Troops

Washington reports Secretary Alger overseeing a nationwide call for volunteers to raise about 100000 men from state National Guards to aid Cuba operations. Proportions depend on state populations and existing guard strength, with possible presidential exception to mobilize the entire guard.

Rumors of Cuban Mission Unconfirmed by Captain

Capt Sampson reports no orders from Washington to sail from Wall-Podway Florida and believes Spanish fleet has not departed Cape Verde. Enthusiasm runs high among crew as work continues with no special orders. A Cuba voyage may begin today with Matanzas as base per unconfirmed word.

Navy Department Navy Norfolk Department Oregon Paille Sampson Temmerier Buenos Ayres Key Weet Fla Sampo Washington Cape Verde Cuba Matanzas

Troop Movements Begin at Chickamaugas Battlefield

April 21 Chattanooga Tennessee report details a busy arrival and unloading of cavalry and artillery units for Chickamauga maneuvers. The Sixth Cavalry, followed by H Witht Battery and Pivot artillery, prepare camps while Maj. Gen. Brooke visits the grounds with staff. Additional units from Fort Hamilton and Fort Sheridan arrive as preparations continue.

Chattanooga Tenn Troy Chickamau Eurnest Brooke Chickamauga Grounds Koyton Ata Oficers Riohamis Het Lieutemund Droge Bemutinal Park Fifth Artllery Fort Hamilton N.Y Chickamauga Fort Sheridan Charles W. Vele Ceorge W. Bryan Fort Adams Kk. T Toma Fin Thirtenth Choweramars Island

Navy Dept Purchases Yachts and Tug for Sea Service

The Navy Department has purchased Pierpont Morgan's yacht Cormak and the yacht Penelope of Bowton, along with tug Philadelphia. The announced purchases include the arsair and the Cog, all for naval use as of April 2 in Washington.

Arsair Penelope Washington Navy Department Hia Pierpont Morgan Cormak Ieo Bowton Philadelphla

Senor Polo Arrives in Niagara Palle After Lunch

In Niagara Palle Ontario on April 2 Senor Polo y Deriole and another traveler reached the town by afternoon. They took lunch after posing no questions to the minister and party. The testu length remains a problem. In Washington Catherine A Hidviey was confirmed by the capital’s officials in a separate note.

Niagara Palle Ont Senor Polo Y Deriole Steal Hritheh Senor Polo Wishington Catherine A. Hidviey Syaale de Poels Melfees Somerset

Great Excitement at Old Madrid and Senate Show of Unity

Reports from Madrid detail General Woodford’s arrival and a crowd at the station amid police guards. In Congress the Senate praised government restraint while pledging to defend Spain’s dignity and resist Yankee influence as mob scenes unfolded in city streets and at the Equitable Life building.

Woodford Roige Wolford Vhiernels Colvice Senor Aguilera Madrid Teure Eux Thriee Senate Marshal de Campor Snail Spain United States Cuba America Senor Guilon Senor Sxenath Congress Corem Marquis Vem Wvarniera Equitable Life Insurance Amerian Roche

Espana Suggests Expulsion of Yankee Press Cor respondents

Madrid reports that Jin Espana calls for expulsion of Yankee press correspondents deemed dangerous. The note targets newsspaper reporters and warns against their presence as a security concern.

Jin Espana Madrid Correspondencio Beiia Aiso

Weather and Local News Digest Featured War Revenue Note

The morning weather outlook hints at pair warmer conditions. Telegraph North Atlantic notes and Havana facility plans loom. Local reports cover city engineer orders, presbyterian matters, police positions, and county updates. Telegraphed war revenue detail appears amid congressional signals.

Manifesto from Ramon Finnlavas urging defense of Cuba

A Havana issued manifesto from Ramon Finnlavas dated April 1% appeals to unity against perceived US aggression. It calls for mobilization to defend Cuba and Spain, denouncing foreign interference and urging all Spaniards to support a national effort. The document frames the conflict as a defense of Cuba’s honor and the Spanish empire.

Island of Cuba United States Dlvsites Spain Spadina Walalee America Armetoory Rapin Vito

Spain Seeks Coal for St Thomas and Windward Islands

Spanish agents in Porto Rico continue efforts to buy coal for St Thomas and Windward Islands. They have not secured Kaples to date. About 60 tons of coal are tied to St Thomas as Mr. Vain Horne, the U.S. consul, is reported negotiating for a portion of the convoy.

St. Thomas West Indies Porto Mico Windward Islands Vain Horne United States

No Trace For The Cubans In In Revolt Report

A garbled April dispatch from Wavane claims insurgents have retreated to confer with a delegation of colonels. The fragmentary text offers unclear details and names.

Volunteer event details amid unclear report

A garbled article fragment mentions volunteers, meetings, and a regulatory or civic task. It references names or titles like Amaker Avril and Jato Wann Tater in a context of organizing efforts and services. The text is incomplete and difficult to interpret.

Avril Athe Jato Wann Tye Evry Wa Hareindan

Weather Forecast for Winshinkton Friday

Winshinkton Pennsylvania forecast calls for fair and warm conditions Friday. Southwest to west winds shift. warmer temperatures expected with higher humidity and light breeze.

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