M'KINLEY TO CONGRESS JOINT RESOLUTION PASSED
The passage notes a near unanimous sentiment developed on every point in support of the bill, with a decisive vote in both houses. After a conference, on April 19, the joint resolution declaring a notable policy was approved by the Senate 42 to 0 and the House 1 to 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ant Chiba
Adopthiti
Ie von
Internationaluty
Pesiik
Regilar
Navy
Aveest
Jis Ghastrem
Pure Chase
Garrert
Isneed
International Navigation Company
Revenue
Nevy Department
Ats Ve
Cuba War Resolution and Mobilization Declarations
The document outlines United States policy toward Cuba and Spain, asserting Cuban independence rights, demanding Spanish withdrawal, and declaring a state of war. It details mobilization of volunteers, naval and land forces, blockade actions, and the treatment of neutral and belligerent entities, plus early steps in peace negotiations and military governance postwar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Cisry Chia
Winigter
Washington
Lanenig
Jenieral Woodfard
Malasteral Madrid
Spain
The Navy in the Ware
Fragmented OCR text about naval activities and ships, mentioning batteries, curterre, muting, and a damaged old nave. Sparse readable nouns indicate a brief wartime note or column fragment with limited named entities and no clear events or dates.
Glowing Tribute to Dewey as Manila Victory Reported
Review of the war recounts Commodore Dewey’s Manila triumph with the destruction of the Spanish fleet at Cavite and the subsequent American advances. It notes May 1 to May 25 actions, the fleet’s movements toward Manila, and the consolidation of victory amid reinforcement and strategic deploys by U S forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Tangas
Shelate
Rong
Amaotis Tay
Curite
Muotta
Hingis
Manta
Orien
Akdmical Berwey
Gengr
Iran
Icx
Straner
Girone
Bown
Ieee Gowertal Saul
Rimid
Gert
Bose
Fall of Santiago and Miles Move on Porto Rico
Article recounts General Miles’s Porto Rico expedition after Santiago. It notes Santiago’s fall on July 17 and the surrender of about 22,000 Spanish troops, with U S forces conveying them to Spain. It details Miles’s landing at Guanica July 3 and progress toward Puerto Rico’s capture, including key ports and reinforcements as part of the broader war ending in American supremacy.
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Madrid
Weedtern
Washington
Cmuritrien
Gra
Woodsford
Spain
de Finn
United States
Rea Tin
Ripnin
Cuba
Tinhia Honda
Clentuegos
Bolin
Congress
Armas
Arrinca
Corvics
Athan
Saat
James
Mastin
Wangeabe
Souma
Coe
Gene
Catmanora
Shenlienne
Pie Trimane
Sevan
Santiago Hatoor
Reeves
Ie Siadianis
Sampron
Eland
Catan
Lewadts
Goberat Shutter
Taditt
Satinga
Young
Whewler'ayi i
Banta Wis
Bantiagy
Lote Wien
Rrland
Marge Teresa
Armirid Gysenda
Vincare Agal Cristobal Colon
LSS
Tidefetey
Howard
Sancaliies
Santi
Camara
Ania
Jhai
Suez Catal
Gt Site
Mago
Ciy Wis
Mdi
Philippine Islands
Dewey
Merritt
Buny
Starter
Santiago
Tein Department
Bayy
Feld
Sta 1
Cross
Inter
Clery Falion
Red Crows
Republic
Porta
San Juan de Porto Rico
Porto Rico
James F. ‘Ude
Wiliam T. Sampson
Matthew Cutler
John C. Brooks
Adhiral Winfield S. Schley
Gordon
Havana
San Juan
Porto Rican Joint Commission
United States Fies
Cushman Dabn
William P. Fryer
George Gras
Whitelaw Reid
T Trutt
Ateps
Shatter
United Bikes
Santen
Porto Hico
Mites
Urmanize
Geemral Shafter
Aribery
Campiny
Mites Bef Guin Fundme
Sander
Annapolis
Wasp
Sat Juan
Edwann
Witton
Strouke
Bia Carpe
Ponce
Iland
Guayams
Hermiguerex
Coume-amt Feuce
Cape San Jivan
Epuniah
Paris
Mantia
Uxsauit
Oreinally
Che Wasnalien
Overtures of Peace After Destruction of Cervera Fleet
Long treaty narrative detailing peacemaking after the destruction of Cervera and the capitulation of Santiago. It covers French mediation, initial terms offered July, the protocol drafted August, and the setup for multilateral commissions to evacuate Cuba and Puerto Rico, with Manila to be held pending peace talks.
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Cervera
Santiago
Spain
M. Camben
Duke of Almodovar
Cuba
Porto Rico
Ladrone
Philippines
Antoiles
West Indies
United States
Bey
Barber
Manila
Juan
Spaniel Islands
Independent Cuba independence plea and South American disputes
A long statement calls for Cuba to become a peaceful republic replacing Spanish rule with a humane government. It notes ongoing military occupation until tranquility returns and discusses arbitration in the Argentina Chile boundary dispute, cable rate issues with Uruguay and Brazil, and the push for an international framework to regulate submarine cables and cross‑border communications.
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Cuba
Spain
Argentine Republic
Chile
Atacama Desert
Atecama
Joint Commission
United States
Ainister Ac
Buenos Ayres
Oltire
Uruuay
Brazil
Uruguay
Hraall
Atlantic
South America
Central America Pact Waters Diplomatic Effort Amid Turmoil
A long report details Central America’s move toward a united federal framework with Nicaragua, Honduras, and El Salvador, the signing of a convention, and the complexities of envoy accreditations. It notes U S recognition remained linked to each republic’s separate sovereignty despite formal ties. The piece ends touching on the Nicaragua canal commission under Admiral John G. Walker.
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Central America
Cent
Nicaragua
Honduras
Salvador
United States
Costa Rica
Guatamala
Creta Rica
Guttamals
Rpublict
United States of Central America
Pialate New Union
Federation
Nicaragua Canal
Chigy
John G. Walker
Our Interests in China and the Pacific Trade
The United States frames a policy to protect growing American commerce in China and ports like Kia Chew and Ta Tien Wan leased to European powers. It urges non-discriminatory treatment for American citizens, notes prior incidents and the use of naval protection, and references mediation efforts with Colombia and Italy in other disputes.
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United States
Paci
Gur
Kia Chew
Port Arthur
Port Arthur An Ta Lien Wan, Leased To Germans, Great Hiritain
Demat
House of Representatives
Chiness
China
Opi
Resechuar
Kuet
Shallew
Isien
Tien
Prakis
Erice
Republic of Colmbia
Aierene
Rome
Colombia
Flaty
Seabee
Tialy
Columbia
Staty
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M'Kinley
Neil
Thoms Jefferson Page
Argentini
Austro—Fiungary
Rmazon
Latimer
Luxerhe
Pennsylvania
Tirumele
Genarias
Nickraguas
Garagun
Mane Et Roth
Darius
Tierkenariy
Messalon
Milierie
Uae
Miles
Parig
Island
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