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Sioux County Bee

Location

Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1898

Page

13

Calls For Volunteers Sparks Iowa Tensions In War Prep

Des Moines reports confusion over unauthorized volunteer calls statewide. Adjutant General Byers declares no commissions or authority from Governor Shaw, warning that such recruited companies lack standing and will not count toward quotas. News notes a fatal rail wreck near Libertyville and Amelia Sn Jay’s marriage unrelated to the draft.

Des Moines Paich Associated Press Dubuque Iowa Delaware Black Hawk Mardin Bremer Chickasaw Mitchell Winneshiek Fayette Clinton Jones Doduque Maven Shaw Military Department of the State Byers Simmur Shinward Washington Fowa

Spanish Residents Bound for Havana and Cuba Supplies

About 1500 Spaniards in New York will depart on the Panama and other ships, while most stay expecting safety here. The Panna and Seneca carry provisions for the Spanish army in Cuba, including grain flour and meats. 280 tons of jerked beef from Montevideo aboard the Alcerino.

New York Connery Park Spe Panna Lkavans Cuba Panama Havana Duerto Rico Wall Line Seneca Mexicat Alcerino Cusa Nassau Thureday Montevide Merida Lee Red Cross Society

Spanish Fleet Prepares as War Looms Near Cuba

New York April 28 report says the Spanish fleet, including battleships and torpedo craft, is ready and anchored near Cape Verde. Ships are cleared for action, no shore leave, and crews stand at sail readiness. The force moves to Cuba with Italian and French units noted in dispatches.

New York Ierald St. Cent Cape Verde Warle Tohad Colon Heke

Wall Street Regiment Forming to Support War Effort

An April report from York notes a Wall Street regiment forming with about 1000 men to volunteer for U S service. Officers are scarce and brokers back the project, aiming to recruit bank workers and market employees alongside guardsmen and others connected to the exchange. The unit may affiliate with the volunteers of its choosing.

York Spain Conner Phyalore Meyers Guard United States

Will Build Ship for Russia New Orders Hit Navy Programs

Washington reports government orders for new ships and armaments amid wartime needs. Officials say production will focus on materials and munitions to aid allies, with rapid completion of ships and related gear. The era’s push broadens to accelerate manufacturing and reach global supply demands.

No More Warships: U S Ships From Foreign Yards Likely

Washington reports a navy department test showing efforts to acquire a Chilean battleship or similar vessels have been practically abandoned. It appears unlikely the United States can secure ships abroad and future policy may persist in self build.

Washington Navy Department Chen United States Tage

War Congress Sings Edict Spain Cuba Independence

The United States Congress declares war and demands Spain relinquish control of Cuba. The Senate vote 42 to 34 approved the conference report and resolution authorizing use of land and naval forces to enforce the act while pledging no sovereignty over Cuba beyond protectorate needs. The tense session ended with a solemn chamber and a decisive move toward war.

Washington American Congress Senate Conference Committee Congress Island Republic Anon Arden Chosn Teiskund United States Spain Cuba

Miles to Lead Parade as Army Prefers New Front Post

General Miles will depart by Wednesday with aides for a new post in the front. Troop transports contracts are in place. Camping grounds are to be set at Chickamauga next to the Twenty fourth infantry. Sixth cavalry moves from Fort Myer to Washington. A 10,000 mile pack train is contracted to move to Chickamauga then Cuba. Militia officers have dropped opposition to army reorganization and promotion actions await House approval.

New Orleans Tampa Mubila Aley Parkes Sixth Cavalry Fore Myer Shisby Washington Jefferson Barracks Missouri Chiskamouga Cuba War Department

Fighting in Pinar del Rio Drives Spanish Forces Back

Fighting continued in Pinar del Rio as insurgents attacked a Spanish post at Mapajaroia and reportedly drove back Spanish troops. Official reports say the insurgents entered the town and plundered and burned tobacco warehouses.

Pinar del Rio Insurgenta Mapajaroia Spaniaks Weis

Rochefort Interview Claims Senate Vote Shows War Desire

Paris dispatch quotes Henri Morice Cort saying in New York that the U S Senate vote signals American desire for war with Spain. He asserts it neutralizes McKinley’s intervention, exhibition, or protection options and equals advocacy of armed action.

Senate McKinley New York Henri Morice- Cort Paris United States Spain

Market report from Sioux City and Chicago shows mixed hogs and weak cattle

Prices for hogs, cattle, and calves fluctuate as receipts arrive. markets in Sioux City and Chicago report slow trading, mixed hog prices, and weakened cattle values. Notable figures include mixed hogs at various dollars, cattle and calves with variable bids, and grain quotes across several futures and cash markets.

Saux Oly Sioux Cy Sioux City

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