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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1898
Page
1
Congressmen Flock to White House Over Cuban Sympathizers Action
Telegrams fly between Madrid and Washington as the caucus action is relayed. No message today and Congressmen rush to the White House to be briefed on last night’s Cuban sympathizers maneuver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Washington
White House
Washington Sees Cuban Policy Debate Grow in Power
Washington March reports detail growing pressure from House Republicans and Cuban sympathizers as lawmakers urge prompt action. Key figures Grosvenor Pletcher and Adams meet the president, while others seek to influence the conference and set a timeline before adjournment.
President mulls Cuban crisis amid committee talks
Representatives from several states met with President McKinley to review the Cuban situation. The administration seeks definite, early progress while avoiding precipitate actions that could bring war, hoping for a peaceful settlement if possible and warning that delays may force a tougher choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesars
Hopkins
Gorrimer
Hols
Joy
Missouri
Sulloway
New Hampshire
Wittenkin
Arn~old
Pennsylvania
Mercer
Nebraska
Knox
Massachusetts
Faris
Hager
Jowi
Smith
Abeteirmurr
Kirkpatrick
Butter
McKinley
Mark
Imytter
Crisia
Congress
Tilinsis
Wells
Hopkini
Tisibie
Spain Orders Reconcentrados to Return Home
Washington March 30 The Spanish government informs that the reconcentrados in the eastern provinces may go home as the military reports progress. The government will provide protection by forces and local relief committees, establish kitchens, supply tools and seeds, and offer public works jobs to aid swift rural rehabilitation in the western provinces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Iuvernot
Cubs
Fae
Miles Keeps Patriotism Theme at Liberal Club Dinner
General Nelean A Miles spoke at the Liberal club dinner in Buffalo on March 31, discussing patriotism and duties of the republic while steering clear of Spanish American affairs. An accompanying resolution expressing confidence in the president was unanimously adopted. In Boston, the gunboat Machias was declared ready for Ben today with crew completion due tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Nelean A. Miles
Liberal Club
Ellicot Square Club
Boston
Mass
Machias
Ben
Blanco Issues an Order Ending Cuban Concentration
March 20 decree by Capt. Gen. Blanco directs end of the re concentration in Cuba. Separate dispatches note Madrid talks on armistice terms, with insurgents asked to request it. Congress debates Cuba independence, adjournment motions, and ongoing negotiations through Monday amid war or peace uncertainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Blanco
Cuba
Madrid dispatch on Cuba war talks and Spanish mobilization
A Madrid dispatch to the Associated Press reports censor cuts on the Woodford negotiations and Cuba. It notes Spanish leaders demanding armistice terms and outlines naval movements toward Cuban waters. U S Senate and House committees debate Cuban independence and impending naval dispatches. A patriot movement in Madrid plans a Second of May warship fund with widespread donations and concerts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pellao
Carlos V
Maria Teresa
Cristobal Colon
Vizcaya
Almirante
Cuban
America
Marquis Cornillas
Cua
South America
Scher Sagasta
Madrid
Pan
Havana
Mexico
McKinley Effigy Found in Newport Street Display
Police discovered an effigy bearing a “McKinley coward” placard hanging from an electric light pole on a main Newport street this morning. They removed it and took it to the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coward
Newport
McKiniey Iea
Pollee
Europe Has Faith Peace Will Be Preserved Between Spain and United States
London telegram notes continental powers urge pacific Spain and United States tensions seen easing. Informed quarters anticipate concessions by Spain leading to a peaceful solution of bilateral relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
United States
New York
London
Journal and Advertiser
Pacific
Big Guns at Newport Rise on 10inch Fines Defense
Three 10 inch fines on one defense of Narragun with Bay are set among Newport defenses as a major wartime placement. Continued on sixth page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Newp
Narragun
Wit Bay
House Split on Immediate Action as Republicans Push Delay
Washington March 21 The House Foreign Affairs Committee met with Hitt absent and Adams presiding. Republicans plan to postpone action until Monday citing ongoing diplomatic talks while Democrats push for immediate measures. The Maine incident and Cuba policy dominated, with independence resolutions hinted at and no clear decision expected this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Maine
Mans
Elvi
Lowa
Mn Tawney
Minnnaota
Gruprwell
Obiy
Bephard
Twa
Wal Smirk
Hans
Might Gemule Jr
Halland
Aditin
Hitt
House Committee On Foreign Relations
Ly Wet
House
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Adams
Pennsylania
Spain near war as it eyes Cuba and ships
Madrid reports general belief war unlikely despite public interest. El Pais notes Spain has acquired a dispatch boat Giralda, and manufacturers prepare four warships in France with torpedo boats pending in Britain. Italy may sell Giuseppe Garibaldi to Spain. Canary Islands garrison strengthened as engineers head to Cobury Islands. A Spanish agent warns war unless powers intervene, while some press urge Cuba withdrawal.
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Madrid
Barcelona
Giralda
Harry McCalmont
United States
el Pais
Spain
France
Great Britain
Wi Pais
Dean
Harven
Cartagena
Cadia
Cobury Islands
Balearic Islands
Italy
Giuseppe Gariabaldi
Varez
EL Palsaré
Canary Islands
Cuba
Senor Ortis de Sardte
Vittoria
Senor Sarato
Cadiz
Pelayo
Carlos V
Adjourning Foreign Affairs Committee Closes Session
Washington March 2 committee on foreign affairs adjourned at noon today without action. A general exchange of views occurred and it was decided that it was only fair to the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Committee On Foreign Affairs
197 for Independence Canvass of Republicans Shows That Number
Washington reports a Republican canvass indicating a majority favor immediate independence of Cuba. President pressed for swift wartime actions. Gov Black seeks a $31 million contingent war appropriation. the administration asks Spain to respond within days before offensive steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Washington
Joy
Missouri
Republican Conference
Acts
House
Cuba
Black
Allany
Piack
Madrid Conference Fails to End Peace Efforts
At Madrid on March 21 Senior Sazasta and opposition leaders debated Woodford proposals. Sagesta signaled openness to some terms but the Maine logs issue remained untouched. Newspapers publish mixed reactions with conservatives opposing armistice and Liberal papers urging a firmer stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Sazasta
Senor Gamazo
Senor Silvera
United States
General Woodford
Senor Sagesta
Maine
Woodford
Heraldo
Ind
Nacional
Corres
Don Carles
Spain Will Refuse to Accept U S Peace Proposals
Madrid March 1 cabinet council duration short and crowded with notables. No definite decision is disclosed awaiting talks with General Woodford the United States minister. Premier Senor Sogists says Spain will strive for peace but will not submit to any attack on national honor or integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Woodford
United States
Spain
Senor Sogists
Congress Will Know If Spain Responds Favorably
A House member reports that if Spain sends a favorable reply Congress will be informed at once. If the reply is unfavorable the President will send a message reviewing the Spanish American controversy and proposing recommendations. The message would justify the recommendations and satisfy Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Spain
Congress
Conerce
Richmond Hangs Kinley Hanna Figures in Mob Outrage
A March 31 riot in Richmond saw President Ste Kinley and Senator Mark Hanna hanged and burned in effigy by a crowd. Democratic worker William Hatleay denounced Cuba policy in a speech. after the address Hatleay fired, triggering a volley from the mob.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Ste Kinley
Mark Hanna
William Hatleay
Hattesx
Hatteas
Steve Brodie Dead After Bridge Jump Fame
Chicago telegram reports Steve Brodie famed for the Brooklyn Bridge jump died today on a train near Adrian Michigan. He left Chicago suffering from a congestion of the lungs. An unrelated ad for toilet soap and a Pacific Tea Company promotion is included in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Steve Brodie
Brooklyn Bridge
Adrian
Mich
Unlos Pacific Tea Company
Earthquakes Rock Town as Houses Crash Down
The report describes tremors causing houses to convulse and crash, with structures toppled and residents shaken. Officials assess damage across affected streets as emergency crews respond to incidents and secure debris. Local authorities urge caution amid aftershocks and monitor for further movement.
Mare Island Yard Damaged as Spreckels Building Trembles
A quake rocked Mare Island Naval Yard causing structural damage and sending the Spreckels Company’s 19 story building swaying like a reed. Officials closed streets and inspected piers while crews assessed aftershocks and evacuated nearby facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spreckels
Earthquake Sparks Damage Across San Francisco Area
A major earthquake struck San Francisco and northern California on March 31, causing building damage, collapsed walls, shattered windows, and fires. Reports describe tremors felt by residents, with Vallejo and Mare Island suffering extensive effects and trains and utilities disrupted. The University of California seismic observatory logged a 40 second quake with strong east to west vibrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Tsi
Clementing Wheel
W. F. Howe
Mra
Jon
Davis
Herman Warner
Firth
Tehama
Garrett's
Eront
Amore
Hetkor
Strathmore House
Larkins
Folten
Supreme Court
Mmcallister
Larkin
Merchants Exchange
Spreckels
Stern Ag
Market Street
van Comntyitrack
Dollane
Inturier Oeccraenae Werwkag
Minsien
Kevis
Van
Omney Street
Winchester Houme
Sire
Heyes
Minnesota Street
California
Vallejo
Mare Island
Navy Ward
Wal Hospital
University of Califord Berkeley
Dents’ Observatory
Berkeley
Wasi
East 14
Niles
Wits Ain
Naval work stops at Mare Island due to earthquake damage
Damage from a recent earthquake has halted work at Mare Island Navy Yard. About 1,700 employees are idle as the yard and adjacent buildings suffered damage, with Vallejo streets crowded by workers awaiting resumption of operations. Additional details follow on the next page.
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Washington
Cruiner Vesuyius
Ashington Ravy
Thowght
Norfolk
Hieht
Nestivites
Navy Yard
San Francisco
Emery
Missi Island Navy Yard
Fin Cily
Vallejo
News Yard
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