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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1898
Page
1
Peace In Distress Over Cuba War Fears In Madrid
A Madrid dispatch reports easing war fears as Spain pledges a proposition soon that may avert conflict in Cuba. The Herald cites volatile Havana concerns and possible U.S. involvement, noting anti American sentiment and naval tensions heightening the diplomatic strain.
Madrid and Havana relief efforts and Cuba crisis debate
Reports from Madrid and Havana discuss relief for Cuban distress and diplomatic maneuvers. London dispatches analyze the Mairie court inquiry and possible causes of the wreck, while New York and Havana papers reflect mixed sentiments on peace prospects and potential US involvement.
Ex-Senator Sawyer Defends McKinley Course War Not Foreseen
Oshkosh Wis March 29 Ex Senator Sawyer says he does not believe war will result from the Spain United States crisis though times are unpredictable. He commends McKinleys cool handling and believes the administration will avoid war while protecting national honor. He emphasizes relief for Cuba over monetary claims and supports measured government response and preparation for emergencies.
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Sawyer
McKinley
Oshkosh
Wis
Spain
United States
Ishonor
Signs of Peace in London Press War Diminished
London papers debate the Maine inquiry report and U S war stance. The Standard and Times hold that conflict remains unlikely if the United States stays patient, with sympathy for Spain and calls to keep open East Asian trade. The editorials stress shared grief for the Maine tragedy and urge restraint amid public excitement.
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Daily Chronicle
America
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Morning Post
United States
Daily Telegraph
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Mate Court of Inquiry
Bale
Cebu
Times
McKintey
Maine
England
Far East
Cleveland approves report on Cuban matter in Maine
Former President Cleveland after reading the Maine tyranny board report and noting developments in the Cuban matter sends a message. The report covers Went and other Cuban affairs as of March 29 in Princeton, New Jersey.
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Cleveland
Maine
War fears voiced by Sir Charles Dilke on Spain U S span
London correspondent reports Sir Charles Dilke says war between the United States and Spain seems unavoidable. He notes Spain may see war as a remedy for a burdensome dilemma, and he doubts mediation by European powers could prevent it.
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Charles Dike
New York
London
United States
Spain
Charles Dilke
Morrison the Texas preacher captured in San Francisco
San Francisco on March 29 reports Morrison the allowed Texas preacher, accused of wife murder, embezzlement and multiple crimes, long sought by police nationwide, was captured today by local authorities in San Francisco.
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Texas
San Francisco
Euthar&ies
Phix
Topeka
War Debates Point to Cuban Independence and Speedy Action
In Washington on March 29 senators pushed resolutions for Cuban independence and war against Spain. Foraker and Frye urged immediate steps, while Rawlins and a Mason speech pressed stronger action. house members debated rider proposals linking Cuban aid to war and financier constraints with committee delays and illness affecting hearings.
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Uish
Senate
Cuba
Spain
Foraker
de Lome
Maine
Frye
Bia
Committee On Foreign Returns
Rawily
Foreign Relations Committee
Mason
Cuba in the Senate and the Cuban Question
In Washington the Cuban question dominates the senate scene with a gallery crowd and multiple resolutions. Senator Morrill reported a joint resolution for duty-free military supplies as debate opens. Foraker introduces a Cuba independence and intervention measure, seeking foreign relations committee review after delay since December.
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Senate
Cuba
Gailingur
Masog
Ithinots
Morrill
Vermont
Se Finance Committee
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Allen
Nebraska
Rawlins
Utah
Senator Foraker
Ohio
Foraker
Foreign Relations Committee
Senator Foraker Seeks Cuban War Resolution in Senate
Senator Foraker argued that autonomy failed and Cuba faces starvation under Spanish policy. He urged prompt action on the Cuban question, opposing autonomy and any indemnity or diplomatic incident, while calling for decisive measures to drive Spanish influence from the Western Hemisphere. His remarks followed debate over the Maine incident and the ongoing board of inquiry report.
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Malte Court
Cuba
Walt
Mgr. Mason
House Moves Toward Cuba Intervention Vote
The House prepares to act on an intervention proposition for Cuba, led by McHull and allied Republicans. Democratic leaders warn against sudden push, while a key rule overturn attempt and timing by Thursday are noted as urgent, with no delay beyond Thursday expected.
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Tom Reed
Washington
Partier
Archie Frarity
Mc Hull
Messike Ivmot
Cratmers
Msotitlin
Una Witie
Peramme
Tharedas
Resolutions Pushed for Cuban Independence in Congress
In Washington on March 2 the Papuliets and eiler Republicans held a conference leading to resolutions. Senator Allen introduced the Senate measure and Representative Bell the House version, both calling for Cuban independence.
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Eiler Republicars
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Representative Bell
Volcanic Condition Reported as Havana Tense
The state department has no official confirmation of Havana riots led by Weyler supporters. Capt General Jance reportedly sent a Washington communication stating a demonstr ation may be precipitated at any moment by an unnamed element.
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Washington
State Department
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U S Seeks War Material Amid European Ship Trade
Reports from New York describe U S efforts to procure munitions and warships in Europe, including torpedoes and artillery, while fast steamers bring guns and powder to America. The Italian question centers on selling warships to the United States and Spain opposes the sale, with debates in the Italian chamber about naval assets and potential warship transfers.
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Fighting Bob Evans Views on Spanish Blowing Up the Maine
Evans argues the Spanish responsible for the Maine explosion and urges an immediate, aggressive course. He criticizes delays and supports swift action to deter Spain, asserting the vessel was attacked and that war may follow if Spain resists. He cites naval readiness and the need to protect U.S. interests in Cuba and the Caribbean.
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Aasimne Cane
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Spain
al Thane
Court of Inquiry
London yacht Giralalins sold to Spain for 200000 pounds
A London Benoa with option on the yacht Giralalins has been sold to Spain for about 200000 pounds and is now at Barcelona. It was offered to Britain last week and declined. The vessel, inspected by the British admiralty, is fitted for light guns and can carry two maxims and two Hotchkiss guns, with a speed of 22 knots and ocean crossing capability.
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Spain
Barcelona
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