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Newspaper
Sioux County Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1898
Page
20
The report notes that a long expected message was delivered to Congress regarding the nation's interests. It emphasizes the significance of the legislative response and outlines potential implications for policy and governance.
A report cites President Cleveland attempting mediation in a feud with Spain, whose response is described as absolute and impudent. The piece notes the surprising cruelty of the methods used and implies diplomatic tensions between the two nations.
President McKinley delivers a lengthy message to Congress detailing the Cuban revolt, Spanish conduct, and calls for end to hostilities. He urges a peace settlement, intervention if needed, and continued relief for reconcentrados, citing the Maine incident and urging Congressional authority to act.
The Spanish minister reported to the state department the Blanco proclamation ordering a suspension of hostilities in Cuba. The decree cites the pope and aims to facilitate peace, with Article 1 halting all hostilities in Cuba from the day after receipt in each locality. Details will follow in special instructions to army commandos.
Maximo Gomez writes from New York to Consul Barker conveying a proposal to President McKinley. He rejects a temporary armistice while seeking a lasting peace, urging Spain to evacuate Cuba with its flag and proposing an armistice only until October 1 under Cuban control.
Easter Sunday spectacle draws five thousand spectators including American colony and many notables. A large first lion fatally injured a trainer after being starved, then the Mexican bull charged and tossed the lion, another lion fought but was gored and died. the governor halted the fight.
An April report from Madrid states Woodford travels today toward the frontier under escort. The sole details indicate a decisive shift in stance or duty, with observers awaiting official confirmation of his destination and purpose.
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