Mutiny on the Cleveland as sailors assault petty officer
In Portsmouth Navy Yard discipline on the cruiser Cleveland nearly sparked a fatal attack on a master-at-arms as marines prepared for departure to Cuban waters. The incident reflects the tense mood aboard the ship before sailing. Concurrently Edwin Gould sells the yacht Alicean to Cuba, with the vessel fitting for a Havana voyage.
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Cuba
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Peace Envoys and Cuban Peace Talks Amid Turbulent Month
Des Moines and Dixie cruisers arrive with 250 marines as peace emissaries meet governors and insurgents in Havana. Colwell’s squadron negotiates with both sides, reporting halted hostilities and potential arms disarmament, while Alfredo Zayas of the Liberal party calls for negotiations under Pola’s continued presidency and constitutional reforms to restore order and elections.
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Treat
Urban Holmes
Disi
Colwell
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Fset
Colwel
Navy Department
Alfredo Zayas
Liberal Party
Senor Pola
Preparations to Send Marines to Cuba Increase
Navy and War Departments prepare to deploy up to 350 Marines and multiple ships toward Havana. Des Moines and Dixie arrived with marines. Cleveland and Tacoma sail to Key West for transfer. President aims for peaceful settlement if possible but readiness remains for armed intervention.
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Cleveland
Norfolk
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Tacoma
Minneapolts
Ledgue Island
Newark
League Island
Cubans Welcome Roosevelts Peace Plan For Republic Havens
Sept 15 Cuban interest centers on President Roosevelt's peace letter. President Palme declined interview but backs a square deal. Speculation grows on U S influence in Cuba and possible guarantees of peace. Officials in Havana praise Roosevelt's approach and fairness, with leaders noting potential U S control or support as a stabilizing factor.
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Marines Land To Protect American Plantations In Cuba
Navy reserves marines to reinforce protection of American estates near Cienfuegos after raids on sugar plantations. Commander Fullan led the landing under emergency orders, mirroring actions elsewhere to safeguard American interests as insurgent raids continue.
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War ships in Cuba reported with multiple ships and commanders
A list of warships heading toward Cuba under orders from Norfolk and League Island yards. Cruisers and gunboats commanded by officers including Fullam Newton Newark Chambers Fiske and others, detailing gun counts and crew sizes for vessels such as Mari etta Cleveland Newark and Minneapolis plus larger details for Tacoma and York. The movement reflects U S Navy dispositions around Havana and surrounding waters.
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Norfolk Navy Yard
Cuba
Gruiser Newark
Washington
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Norfolk ‘Navy Yard
Minneapolis
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League Island Navy Yard
Senator Foraker Discusses Cuba and Annexation
At the Cincinnati event Senator Foraker fielded questions from a reporter and spoke at length on intervention in Cuba. He argued the United States should act promptly to reestablish authority and uphold a lawful government, but not for annexation. He doubted a majority of Americans desire annexation.
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Cuba
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Beveridge Says US Won't Intervene in Cuba
Senator Beveridge, guest of President Roosevelt at Oyster Bay, told reporters at the Waldorf Astoria that U S policy toward Cuba depends entirely on the Cuban people. He chairs the Cuban Relations and Foreign Relations committees and stressed no US desire to intervene, urging peaceful means for Cuba to regain its poles and in the eragon situation.
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Indiana
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Committee On
Committee On Foreign Relations
Fragmentary Note on Nonintervention and Platt Amendment
Disjointed text argues there will be no intervention until action is explicit and recalls the Platt Amendment granting the right to intervene. Mentions Cuba and South American context with scattered references to duty and chaos. The passage reads like a garbled reflection on foreign policy and interventionism.
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Curable Bright's Disease Claim Prompts Skeptical Inquiry
In a San Francisco item the writer relays claimed cases of recovery from Bright's Disease attributed to Fulton’s Compound. Eyewitness accounts include a merchant, an insurance executive, a physician, and others who reportedly improved or recovered. The piece urges ethical caution and warns against sensational proclamation while inviting readers to send case details for verification.
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