Death sentences for five filibusters in Competitor case
Havana May 11. Admiral Navarro signed death sentences for Alfredo Laborde Elina Bedin William Gildea John Malton Teodoro Mata after a naval tribunal. The cases were sent to the supreme tribunal of war and marine for final decision. Two Americans captured at Bahia Honda landed near Palmaromeo and held by local guerrillas. A small boat feared to belong to the Competitor expedition was found off Berracos. The United States requested postponement of executions to allow treaty matters to be considered, delaying action for weeks while Madrid and Washington exchange views. The British and Spanish press note tensions over Monroe Doctrine and U S policy.
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Brooklyn Ready for Action in Sixty Days on Trials
The cruiser Brooklyn has left Cramp’s shipyard for builders’ trials on an 11 mile course off the New Jersey coast. After the speed test at 20 knots, expected to reach 22, she will sail to sea for a day and return. Official trials are planned for mid July to honor a notable figure.
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American Protective Association to debate campaign role in Washington
At its May 12 Washington convention the American Protective Association will decide its stance on the impending presidential campaign and the establishment of a Washington headquarters to influence legislation. Delegates will also elect officers and draft publication principles while considering financial matters and a push for silver coinage.
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Speculation on New York harbor naval gathering amid Cuban crisis
A muddled report outlines a mysterious flotilla near New York as President Cleveland weighs intervention in Cuba while Cuba independence aims gain momentum. The piece notes Japan Russia talks on Corea and queries the credibility of the naval demonstrations.
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