Peace in Cuba Through Spanish Propositions Hinted
A Madrid dispatch quotes Spanish sources promising a proposition within days to avert war and end Cuba fighting. Reports from Washington and Madrid detail concerns over anti American sentiment in Havana and possible US congressional action, with Naval and State Department involvement shaping potential peace steps.
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Maine court finds explosion clue in Maine inquiry
London dispatch reports naval experts read the Maine court of Inquiry abstract with interest but refrain from official opinion. They note incomplete evidence on wreck condition and diver statements. They accept the finding that the destruction came from a mine left on the port side near magazines.
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Signs of Peace in English Press on War
London newspapers assess the Maine incident as a setback but urge patience and continued restraint. The Standard notes an inconclusive report yet warns danger remains if U S interests in Cuba compel action. The Times calls McKinsey’s message temperate and urges sympathy for Americans while stressing open trade in the Far East.
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Warlike Feeling in Madrid Press War Talk
Madrid dispatches show Spanish presses urging readiness for war while New York voices a more peaceful mood. El Nacional argues conflict cannot be prevented and calls for swift government action, while other papers echo patriotism and resolve.
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Cuban Election Dispatch from Havana Reports Quiet Vote
A Havana telegram notes Cuba’s elections passed with little incident and roughly as expected. Autonomists gain 21 deputies to 10 for the Union Constitutionalists after two Plats upset. A single contest mattered to Americans, in Havana’s district of Senor Mendes, while seven hundred troops move from Spain to Jucaro amid ongoing campaign activity.
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Cleveland Approves Maine Inquiry Developments
Princeton March 29 Former President Cleveland according to a board report outlines the ident matters and developments in the Cuban matter as part of a Maine inquiry update. The message notes Cleveland’s stance and details the ongoing review of Cuban policy and related identifiers.
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Ex-Senator Sawyer Praises McKinley Way on War Risk
Oshkosh Wisconsin March 23 Ex Senator Sawyer replies he does not believe war is certain but may come He endorses McKinley policy as prudent and believes freeing Cuba outweighs Spain Maine affair seeks a peaceful yet prepared approach to any emergency
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War looming over Cuba as Maine inquiry eddies in Britain
English observers in London deem war between United States and Spain almost unavoidable. Charles Dilke comments on scant Maine court details, noting Cuba at stake and Spain facing a potential costly conflict, with mediation by European powers considered unlikely.
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Morrison Captured After Long Nationwide Hunt
San Francisco on March 29 reports the capture of Morrison a Texas preacher wanted across the country for murder theft and multiple crimes He had eluded authorities in Topeka before finally being apprehended in California by officers and charged with serious offenses continuing a high profile case across jurisdictions.
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US Senators Push Cuban Independence War Resolution
Washington March 29. Senator Rawlins of Utah introduces joint resolution recognizing Cuban independence and declaring war on Spain, with Foraker and Frye resolutions also sent to the foreign relations committee. Senator Mason of Illinois vocally advocates war, condemns Maine disaster, calls for decisive action, while House members consider rider proposals and committee delays on naval aid to Cuba alongside protests against delay.
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Cuban Senate Debates Stir Galleries Over Cuban Policy
Washington March 20 crowds fill Senate galleries as Cuban question dominates. Mason applauded on entry to chamber. A joint resolution on duty free military supplies passed. Multiple Cuban related resolutions introduced, including Allen’s and Foraker’s call for recognizing Cuban independence and intervention, with Foraker seeking referral to foreign relations.
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Senates debates Cuban question after Maine incident
Senator Foraker argues autonomy failed and calls for action on the broader Cuban issue after the Maine incident. He notes the board of inquiries report is before the foreign relations committee and hopes to speak again on his resolution. Frye of Maine says he did not intend to offer a resolution now.
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House Moves to Overturn Chair in Cuban Relief Debate
Washington reports a determined move by prominent Republicans and cooperating Democrats to intervene in Congress by overruling the chair if needed. The plan centers on attaching an intervention resolution to the Cuban relief appropriation, with the president’s message and policy pivot tied to this maneuver.
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Resolutions Push Cuban Independence in Congress
In Washington on March 29 the Populists and Silver Republicans from both chambers held a conference and revived resolutions urging Cuban independence. Senator Allen and Representative Bell sponsored the measures in the Senate and House respectively.
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Volcanic Condition in Havana Sparks Alarm
Washington reports no official confirmation of Havana riots led by the Weyler faction. Capt. General Blanes allegedly sent a message to Washington stating a demonstration could be precipitated at any moment by a hostile element. Continued on Sixth Page.
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Spain Drops Objections to Cuban Relief Plan Details
Postscript reports Spain withdraws all objections to the relief measures planned for Cubans, signaling a possible accord. The development follows behind the scenes diplomacy as nations align on humanitarian steps and aid delivery.
Warships barred from armed vessels in Cuban relief stance
Washington March 20 Congressmen prep for crisis amid Spanish minister talks. Reports say detachment toward supplying Cuba privately to avoid arming warships remains, with debate over a half million dollars for relief and possible intervention. Lawmakers indicate strong Republican support for immediate action and recognition of independence if needed.
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Havana Officials Tie Peace To Mock Defenses
Havana on March 28 reports civil and military leaders believe war with the United States is imminent. They claim Havana cannot be breached by the U S vessels under its shore defenses though critics note few heavy guns and scarce food supplies. Continued on third page.
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