Syrup of Figs praised for gentle cleansing effects
Advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as a pleasant, versatile remedy that acts gently on kidneys liver and bowels to cleanse the system dispel fevers and constipation. It claims unique quality and broad appeal and notes availability in 50 cent bottles from druggists with a caution against substitutes. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO lists locations in San Francisco Louisville and New York.
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Resolution to Purchase Danish Islands Withdrawn in Senate
The Senate shelved the West India island purchase proposal after a long debate. Senator Lodge, author of the resolution, withdrew it noting wide opinion differences and urging move to executive business to keep bipartisan support during a sensitive period.
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Iowa's Contingent Fund for War Emergency
Des Moines April 4. After adjourning the two houses passed a resolution to grant the governor $500,000 to expend in case of war for Cuba. Some in the house favored an extra session for war relief but objections faded as the advantage of ready funds was shown. Legislators indicated readiness to appropriate $5,000,000 if needed.
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Still Stripping the Fleet in Kry West April 4
The process of stripping woodwork from U S warships at Kry West Florida continues to ready ships for war service. Night patrols will persist until further orders. The gunboat Castine and the torpedo boats on patrol last night had no notable incidents.
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Cuba Independence Pressures War Warning
From San Francisco the Evening Post reports Senator Perkins of California says informed Washington opinion holds that without Cuban independence Spain faces inevitable war.
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President Seeks Cuba Independence in Strong Message
Washington April 6 news describes the president’s forthcoming message to Congress as vigorous and emphatic on Cuban independence, including the Maine incident, with strong support in cabinet and among lawmakers. European mediation is discussed but rejected unless it leads to independence, while a cabinet meeting confirms the message is a thorough review of Spain’s Cuba actions and may include concrete recommendations.
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Tangible mediation moves form as notes pass among powers
Washington reports confirm the first tangible phase of European mediation efforts. Notes are telegraphing between capitals as France Austria and Britain engage, seeking common ground to propose joint mediation. Spain hopes for results while the United States may view the move cautiously.
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Pope Asked Spain to Arrange Suspension of Hostilities
Rome April 6 Vatican circles say the pope has not offered to mediate between Spain and the United States since not requested by Madrid. He has conveyed to Spain his wish to avoid conflict and asked for a suspension of warlike measures in Cuba. The Vatican will not publish the communications, but the pope’s request is confirmed.
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Vatican
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Bought ten vessels by naval auxiliary board
New York April 6 The naval auxiliary board has added auxiliary cruisers to government vessels under Washington instruction They were to be purchased outright though terms were not disclosed The fleet now totals 25 ships including twelve yachts and tugs Creole as a hospital ship Saturn and Lebanon as colliers
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Proof Havana harbor mined by Spanish order, AP reports
London details reveal submarine mines manufactured for Spain and shipped to Havana Cadiz Ferrol and Carthagena. Lt Com Colwell investigated for the United States government, naming Lattimer Rhodes Clark as the firm and J P Gibbons as designer. Gibbons cites 500 pound ground mines and numbered cables identified if found.
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Maine
War galleries threaten to clear in Reed's House riot
In Wasuvnetos on April 6, Speaker Reed warned the crowded galleries to be cleared after a brief outbreak over a bill authorizing temporary fortifications with owner consent. Bailey pressed for facts justifying war measures as Democrats urged patience for a presidential message amid talks with Spain.
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Wainwright to Return North After Maine Salvage
Lieutenant Commander Wainwright has received orders to go North, ending his duties overseeing salvage at the wreck of the Maine due to contract closure. He will depart at the first opportunity.
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Oregon Arrives at Callao Peru April 6
The United States battleship Oregon has arrived in Callao Peru on April 6, marking a strategic maritime visit. The crew conducted port calls and reported routine readiness checks amid ongoing patrols in the Pacific.
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Callao
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Cuba Question Dominates Senate Debate on Maine Blame
In Washington on April 6 the Senate heard four prepared addresses on the Cuban question. Senator Perkins of California charged Spain with causing the Maine disaster through treachery, while Senator Clay of Georgia urged independence for Cuba and pledged South support in war. Senator Mantle of Montana urged immediate action for Cuban freedom, and Senator Rawlins of Utah argued Congress must declare war, removing the president from consideration.
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Machias Gunboat Ready for Sea at Boston Yard
The gunboat Machias is declared ready for sea in Boston on April 1. All that remains is to fill the crew, which will be done at once, completing the vessel's active service readiness.
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