Gunboat Newport Captures Spanish Vessels and Brings Them In
News from April 26 reports the gunboat Newport bringing in two prizes a sloop and a schooner off Key West as global tensions rise. Other items include war status, troop movements, and diplomatic notes from Washington Madrid London and Hong Kong with various officials and agencies cited.
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Madrid
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Call for Volunteers as 125000 Men Sought to Drive Spain from Cuba
Washington April 26 Congress declared war on Spain. The Senate approved the naval bill and the Hull army reform measure moves to conference. Sherman resigns as secretary of state. Day to succeed with John Jacob Astor offering military support and a self financed battery. Roosevelt to lead mounted riflemen. cable cutting debated as prize policy prepared at Key West. Illinois quota remains unsettled.
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Spain
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John B. Moore
New York
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John Wynne
Key West
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Navy Department
Rocky Mountains
Wood
Army
Geronimo
Illinois
John Jacob Astor
Cuba
Perry Belmont
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Madrid
Governors urged to supply TRCOPS volunteers in three arms
Washington April 26 The war department sent circulars to state governors detailing volunteer quotas and apportionment among infantry cavalry and batteries. States listed include Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Michigan Minnesota Missouri Ohio and Wisconsin with varied regiments and squadrons. John Logan Jr offers a cavalry regiment for government service.
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Farewell as Company D Heads to Des Moines
Thousands line the streets as Captain D W Harvey orders Company D to Des Moines. The 5,000-strong crowd, including J G White Post veterans and Palma Band, bid a tearful farewell at the depot. The note praises the unit as one of the regiment’s oldest and strongest, with Major Glasgow and Commissary Wilson aboard for the journey.
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Des Moines
White Post
Fire Co. Palma Band
Co, ID
United States
J. D. Glasgow
C. J. Wilson
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