Taft Powers to Handle Cuban Crisis with Peace Envoys
Taft and Escon depart Washington for Tampa to sail for Havana as representatives of President Roosevelt to aid peace talks in Cuba. The delegation includes Morgan and others, with Gen. Fonston slated to join. U.S. claims right to intervene if American lives or property need protection, while pursuing pacification.
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Marriage Notice From Washington Peerage Adopts Goattrobe
A public notice lists newspapers that will publish marriage announcements without extra charges. The list includes New York Times Boston Globe Buffalo Courier Chicago Record-Herald Philadelphia Public Ledger Pittsburgh Dispatch Providence Journal Rochester Herald St Louis American Byrne’s Post-Standard 87 Paul Florence Plain Dealer Minneapolis Tribune Cleveland Plain Dealer Cincinnati Enquirer.
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President Taft Signals Caution On Cuba Intervention
The article discusses constitutional limits on intervention, noting Congress can declare war and treaties bind action. It recalls U S precedents in Panama and Cuba and states Taft seeks peace over war, trusting Secretary Taft’s judgment, while the President may authorize force if lives and property are endangered.
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Battle ships head to Cuba for potential landing
The Navy announced that battleships Louisiana Virginia and New Jersey are ordered down the Atlantic coast on a shake down cruise and would land 4000 men in Cuba by Wednesday or Thursday if needed. Cruisers Tacoma Cleveland Minneapolis Newark sail from Norfolk with marines aboard for Cuba plus detachments from Washington Barracks and Portsmouth, N H. The fleet coordinated with Washington by wireless and could reach Havana under emergency orders.
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Praise for Roosevelt in Havana dispatch
The Waskezins Post reports a Havana dispatch praising President Roosevelt for his letter to Senor Quesada. It argues Roosevelt aims to sustain Cuban independence, favors arbitration by the United States, and seeks peace at all costs, with the nation backing any peaceful means.
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Quesada to Take Cuban Post in Washington
The Cuban minister Mr. Quesada will sail from Paris on the first available steamer to assume affairs at the Cuban legation in Washington. He is expected to depart by Wednesday. The State Department said no dispatches were recalled from Cuba yesterday.
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Dice Sent To Clenfuegos In Transit Mission
Havana September 1 United States military cruiser Dice received order to sail from Washington to Clenfuegos and at 2 o clock to begin reconnaissance. Rumor says Maristta’s force is not large enough to cope with the situation due to conditions in the claimed city.
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Bryan and Bryan Intervene Cuba Stance Draws Mixed Backing
Roanoke Virginia Sept 16 William Jennings Bryan outlined a cautious stance on Cuba urging mediation but insisting Cuba must settle its dispute locally. He spoke at Hollins Institute and planned five North Carolina speeches while traveling by special train. He then prepared for Raleigh reception and appearances in several cities.
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Marines Off For Cuba From Annapolis Detachment Departed
A detachment of Marine officers and sixty five enlisted men left Annapolis at 8 39 am over the Pennsylvania road for League Island Philadelphia to embark for Cuba. Commanded by Captain Charles H Lyman with Captain H C Reisinger and five second lieutenants the group will likely join the U S Minneapolis tomorrow afternoon. The unit is fully equipped in blue uniform with khaki packs ready for campaign duties.
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Cuba’s Inferiority and Cuba’s Fate Foreseen
Madrid reports President Palma cannot guarantee security for American and foreign interests, placing Cuba in an inferior, precarious position. The piece predicts disaster for Cuba if prudence does not prevail, asserting Cuba’s independence must be defended. Transatlantic steamship movements list arrivals and departures from New York, Liverpool, Plymouth, and Bremen, noting several ships’ schedules and origins.
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Truce in Cuba sparks cautious peace talk hopes
Postwar news from Denver details reactions to a looming truce in Cuba with hopes that U S involvement will shape a simpler, cheaper government. Reports mention Taft Roosevelt letters and fears about guaranteeing stability while noting ongoing military movements and disrupted transport in Havana and Guanajay.
Paris Sees Annexation, Cuba Crisis Sparks Indepence Rumors
Paris newspapers push the view that Roosevelt plans to send Taft and Bacon to Cuba to restore order, with some predicting the Cuban struggle will end independence and lead toward annexation. The Temps notes American interests seek to protect Cuba under treaties, while fears linger of warships and a US role in shaping Cuba’s future.
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Ex-Gov Bliss Dead After Stroke At Milwaukee Sanatorium
Milwaukee reports state leader Aaron Thomas Bliss former Michigan governor aged seventy eight died today after a second apoplexy struck him near his bed at the Sanatorium. He had suffered health declines since 1900, lived in Saginaw since 1830s while building a lumber fortune and served as Michigan governor from 1900 to 1908. His widow survives. no children.
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Witness in Jail as Man Is Taken from Train in Philadelphia
A clearest account shows Miss Kate Kabat and Wes Kabat aiding the prosecution in the Willem J. Dittmar case over David Howard's murder. Detective Totten traced the pair to Philadelphia, where authorities detained Jon Roho briefly before returning him to Somerville. Dittmar, a former Somerville Iron Works foreman, and Roho were arrested after a passerby alerted police. Roho testified that Dittmar planned the attack on Howard at the boarding house.
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Coal Miners to Strike Over Unsettled Labor Dispute
Jerre Hauté announces a strike today by Vandalia Coal Company workers after failed negotiations led by White Maids Workers of America. Vandalia, with thirty Indiana mines and about two thousand employees, faces halted operations amid tensions tied to the Lockwood incident near Lintos and a pension agreement for retirees.
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SAILORS HONOR SECRETARY AT PANAMA MUNICIPAL BALL
More than 2,000 attendees joined a municipal ball in Lima Peru in honor of Secretary Hal aboard the United States cruiser Chaplerton with Secretary of State Ainet aboard. The event occurred Saturday night as the ship sailed for Panama.
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