Senate Debates Cuba War Resolution After Maine Disaster
The Senate debated the Cuban crisis with a majority report urging U S intervention and independence for Cuba after the Maine tragedy. Minority members urged recognizing Cuban independence. House committee resolutions authorized the president to intervene, with the House then approving a war-path resolution 322 to 19.
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Havana
House of Representatives
Foreign Relations Committee
Mobilization of Troops A Scheme to Acclimatize
Washington April 16 A government plan urges rapid concentration of six cavalry regiments 22 infantry and five light artillery batteries at Chickamauga New Orleans Tampa and Mobile to acclimate troops to tropical South conditions. The move, the largest since the Civil War, aims at readiness for possible action against Spain and involves transport and supply coordination with railroads and steamship companies. The operation targets Cuba accessibility and includes specific regiments for each site.
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Mobile
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Cuba
Twenty-fifth Infantry Camp Boynton Established in Chickamauga Park
In Glenfield Tennessee on April 16 the Twenty-fifth Infantry arrived and set Camp Boynton in Chickamauga Park. Guards were mounted by four, regimental routine began, cavalry reinforcements were expected and officers cheered at possible active campaigning against Spain. The regiment is eager for duty and spirits are high.
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Twenty-Fifth Infantry
Chickamauga Park
Evening quarrel over seating on crowded eastbound car
A man overhears two well dressed women on a crowded Euclid line discussing fairness of seating on transit. They condemn men for not giving up seats, admit women feign reluctance, and note the fatigue of a long day. They hope times will even the arrangement as the streetcar heads to the next stop.
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Euclid
Ady
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Dyspepsia Cause Linked to Vitality and Blood Deficiency
In a Scranton vignette, dyspepsia is blamed on lack of vitality and impoverished blood, with Joseph I. Vandyke recounting five years of stomach misery. After trying doctors and remedies, Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People restore energy and appetite, framed as a cure for ailments rooted in blood and nerve disorders. A brief joke about age from Tit-Bits closes the snippet.
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Joseph ‘I’. Vandyke
Thomas Campbell
Dr. Williams
Hood's Sarsaparilla: Spring remedy for impure blood
The ad proclaims Hood's Sarsaparilla as America's greatest medicine, claiming springs bring impure blood from winter stagnation. It links boils pimples humors eruptions to spring disease and asserts the tonic expels humors purifies blood for warmer weather.
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