Cuban Ten Years' War (1870) |
Surrender of
Insurgents, New York Times, Jan. 1, 1870
Washington
Sketches:
Cuba and Georgia, New York Tribune, Jan. 1,
1870, 4
The Cuban
Revolution, New York Tribune, Jan. 1, 1870, 1
Skirmish at
Cinco Villas District, N. Y. Herald, Jan. 1,
1870, 1
An
Almost True Sensation, New York Herald, Jan. 1,
1870, 4
The
Schooner
Maria Sailed From This Port To Cuba, N. Y. Herald,
Jan. 1, 1870, 4
Cuba:
A
Couple of Spanish Yarns, New York Herald, Jan.
1, 1870, 5
The
Privateering
Hoax, New York Herald, Jan. 1, 1870, 5
Cubans
Surrendering, N. Y. Herald, Jan. 1, 1870, 5
End of the
Revolution in Cuba Proclaimed, New York Times,
Jan. 2, 1870
Manufactored
Cuban
News, N. Y. Herald, Jan. 2, 1870, 6
The
Insurgents
Ordered to Lay Down Their Arms by the Junta in New York,
N. Y. Herald, Jan. 2, 1870, 7
The
Ball
Season, New York Herald, Jan. 2, 1870, 7
A
Reign of Terror on the Island, N. Y. Herald,
Jan. 2, 1870, 11
Cuba:
Spanish
Officers Imprisoned for Being too Lenient, New York
Herald, Jan. 2, 1870, 11
The
Haytien
Steamer Marianne Released, New York Herald, Jan.
2, 1870, 11
1,500
Insurgents
Said to Have Surrendered, N. Y. Herald, Jan. 3,
1870, 1
How The
Chinese Get Here, N. Y. Herald, Jan. 3, 1870, 4
Reign
of
Terror in Cuba, New York Herald, Jan. 3, 1870, 4
More
Spanish
Falsehoods, N. Y. Herald, Jan. 3, 1870, 4
The
New
York Junta, N. Y. Herald, Jan. 3, 1870, 5
The
Cuban
Revolution: 1,500 Insurgents Said to Have Surrendered, New
York
Tribune, Jan. 3, 1870, 1
Address of the
Cuban Junta to the American People, New York Times,
Jan. 4, 1870
Manifesto
of
the Cuban Junta, N. Y. Herald, Jan. 4, 1870, 4
The
Spanish
Army in the Antilles, New York Herald, Jan. 4,
1870, 4
The
Manifesto
of the Cuban Junta, N. Y. Herald, Jan. 4, 1870,
6
Our
New
From Cuba By Mail, N. Y. Herald, Jan. 4, 1870, 6
Reported
Surrender
of Cubans, N. Y. Herald, Jan. 4, 1870, 7
The
Cuban
Revolution, New York Tribune, Jan. 4, 1870, 1
Cuban
Rebellion
About to End, New York Tribune, Jan. 4, 1870, 4
The Cuban
Relief Concert, New York Times, Jan. 5, 1870
Prison
Ships
in the Bay, New York Times, Jan. 5, 1870, 7
Cuba:
Dispatch
from Cespedes, New York Tribune, Jan. 5, 1870, 1
The
Campaign
in Trinidad, N. Y. Herald, Jan. 6, 1870, 4
Colfax
on
Grant: The Vice-President's Estimate of the President's
Administration, New York Tribune, Jan. 6, 1870,
2
Cuba:
Stringent
Orders to Prevent Burning of Estates, N. Y. Herald,
Jan. 6, 1870, 4
The
Purchase
of Cuba, N. Y. Herald, Jan. 6, 1870, 6
The Military
Situation, New York Times, Jan. 6, 1870
Eloquent
Letter
of the Cuban Secretary of Foreign Affairs, New York
Tribune, Jan. 6, 1870, 1
General Puello,
New York Times, Jan. 7, 1870
Rumored
Failure
of the Cuban Revolution- What Our Government Should Do,
New York Times, Jan. 7, 1870, 4
The
Cuban
Revolution: Rebel Movements in the East, New York
Tribune, Jan. 7, 1870, 1
The
Mind
of the Cuban Reader, New York Tribune, Jan. 7,
1870, 4
Mismanagement
of
the Cuban Junta in New York, N. Y. Herald, Jan.
7, 1870, 5
Cuba:
Activity
of the Revolutionists, N. Y. Herald, Jan. 7,
1870, 5
A
Cuban Vessel Seized by a British Gunboat, N. Y.
Herald, Jan. 8, 1870, 1
Nassau:
Attempted
Departure of a Filibuster Expedition for Cuba, N. Y.
Herald, Jan. 8, 1870, 5
The Spanish
Troops Arrived on the Island, New York Times,
Jan. 8, 1870
A
Cuban Vessel Seized by a British Gunboat, N. Y.
Herald, Jan. 8, 1870, 1
Cuban
Persistence, New York Tribune, Jan. 8, 1870, 4
The
Cuban
Protest, N. Y. Herald, Jan. 9, 1870, 6
The
Proclamation
of the Cuban Junta Regarded of a Hoax, N. Y. Herald,
Jan. 9, 1870, 7
A
Voice from the Cuban Junta, N. Y. Herald, Jan.
9, 1870, 7
Proclamation of
the Capt.-Gen. De Rodas, New York Times, Jan. 9,
1870
Proclamation
of
Gen. De Rodas, New York Times, Jan. 9, 1870
Important
Exhibit
of the Cuban Negotiations, N. Y. Herald, Jan.
10, 1870, 4
British
Cuban
Policy at Sea, N. Y. Herald, Jan. 10, 1870, 4
Cuban
Affairs:
Consul General Plumb's Report, N. Y. Herald,
Jan. 10, 1870, 5
The
Republic
of Cuba: An Appeal to Congress, New York Tribune,
Jan. 10, 1870, 1
Foreign News:
The Cuban Revolution- Proclamation by the Captain-General,
New York Tribune, Jan. 10, 1870, 1
In
Cuba
a Large Percentage of the Population Are Whites, New
York Tribune, Jan. 10, 1870, 4
Captain
General de Rodas, New York Tribune, Jan. 10,
1870, 4
Cuba,
Spain,
and the Administration, N. Y. Herald, Jan. 11,
1870, 6
Peru:
Arrival
of a Cuban Envoy, N. Y. Herald, Jan. 11, 1870,
10
What
is to Become of Cuba? (editorial), New York Times,
Jan. 11, 1870
Cuba:
The
Steamer Anna Released, New York Tribune, Jan.
11, 1870, 1
The Cuban
Revolution, N. Y. Herald, Jan. 12, 1870, 4, 5
The
Diplomatic
Correspondence Regarding the Cuban Revolution, N. Y.
Herald, Jan. 12, 1870, 6
Fighting Near
Puerto Principe, New York Times, Jan. 12, 1870
Aid for
the Cubans, New York Times, Jan. 12, 1870
Cuba:
Spanish
Reports of Surrenders, New York Tribune, Jan.
12, 1870, 1
Mr.
Plumb's
Cuban Statements, New York Tribune, Jan. 12,
1870, 4
The
Cuban
Question: Letter from Hon. Thomas Ewing, Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune, Jan. 13, 1870, 5
Text
of
the Bogus Cuban Proclamation, N. Y. Herald, Jan.
13, 1870, 4
Reestablishment
of
Telegraphic Communication in the Cinco Villas District,
N. Y. Herald, Jan. 13, 1870, 7
Spain:
Marshal
Prim on the Crisis, N. Y. Herald, Jan. 13, 1870,
7
Cuba:
Movements
of Insurgents from the Cinco Villas, New York
Tribune, Jan. 13, 1870, 1
Why
the
United States Might Have Recognized Cuba, and Why They Did
Not, New York Tribune, Jan. 13, 1870, 2
Letters
from
Secretary Fish and Attornery-General Hoar, New York
Tribune, Jan. 13, 1870, 4
Cuba:
Report
of General Marmol, New York Tribune, Jan. 14,
1870, 1
Cuba:
Resignation
of General De Rodas, New York Tribune, Jan. 15,
1870, 3
Cuba:
Address
of the Captain General to the Inhabitants of the Island,
N. Y. Herald, Jan. 15, 1870, 4
Cuba:
More
Proclamations, N. Y. Herald, Jan. 15, 1870, 6
De Rodas'
Proclamation, New York Times, Jan. 15, 1870
Nassau:
The
Seizures of the Tweed and Violin, N. Y. Herald,
Jan. 16, 1870, 5
Cuba:
Reported
Surrender of Insurgents, N. Y. Herald, Jan. 17,
1870, 5
Insurgent
Surrenders Reported, New York Times, Jan. 17,
1870
Reported
Surrender
of Cubans, New York Tribune, Jan. 17, 1870, 1
A
Cuban Gentleman Conversed with Members of the British
Parliament, New York Tribune, Jan. 17, 1870, 4
Cuba:
Nothing
Trustworthy Heard of Gen. Puello's Column, N. Y.
Herald, Jan. 18, 1870, 4
Our
Cuban
Correspondent, N. Y. Herald, Jan. 18, 1870, 6
The
Spanish
Gunboats, N. Y. Herald, Jan. 18, 1870, 7
Arrival
of
William H. Seward at Havana, N. Y. Herald, Jan.
18, 1870, 7
Arrival of
Secretary Mr. Seward in Havana, New York Times,
Jan. 18, 1870
The
Spanish
Fleet at Charleston, New York Tribune, Jan. 18,
1870, 1
Cuba: A Heavy
Battle Won by Gen. Cavada, New York Tribune,
Jan. 18, 1870, 1
The
Captain-General
of Cuba Boasts that the Jails of the Island are Empty, New
York Tribune, Jan. 18, 1870, 4
The
Cuban
Revolution Not Yet Ended, N. Y. Herald, Jan. 19,
1870, 6
Cuba:
No
Reforms Needed, N. Y. Herald, Jan. 19, 1870, 7
Cuba:
The
Engagement in the Cinco Villas District, N. Y.
Herald, Jan. 19, 1870, 1
Generals
Letona
and Buceta of the Spanish Army Testify that Authorities in
Havana are Lying, New York Tribune, Jan. 19,
1870, 4
Exhibition
for
the Benefit of the Patriot Army of Cuba, N. Y.
Herald, Jan. 20, 1870, 4
Determined
Struggles
on the Road to Las Tunas, N. Y. Herald, Jan. 20,
1870, 5
The
Cuban
Meeting, N. Y. Herald, Jan. 20, 1870, 6
The
Cuban
Cause: Mass Meeting at the Cooper Institute, N. Y.
Herald, Jan. 20, 1870, 10
New Plan of
Campaign, New York Times, Jan. 20, 1870
Mass
Meeting at the Cooper Institute, New York Times,
Jan. 20, 1870
Cuba:
Puello's
Defeat, New York Tribune, Jan. 20, 1870, 1
Blowing
Up
a Mine at Guaimaro, New York Tribune, Jan. 20,
1870, 4
Free
Cuba!
The Meeting at Cooper Institute Last Night, New York
Tribune, Jan. 20, 1870, 8
Mr.
Seward's
Reception in Havana, N. Y. Herald, Jan. 21,
1870, 7
Ex-Secretary
Seward in Havana, New York Times, Jan. 21, 1870
Cuba:
Mr.
Seward Serenaded by the Spaniards, New York Tribune,
Jan. 21, 1870, 1
Not
More
Than 200 Americans Have Joined the Cuban Army, New
York Tribune, Jan. 21, 1870, 4
Sympathy
With
Cuba, N.Y. Herald, Jan. 22, 1870, 10
Cuba:
Further
Particular of Gen. Puello's Defeat, New York Tribune,
Jan. 22, 1870, 3
Cuba:
Testimony
by Gen. Pelaez of the Atrocities Committed by the
Captain-General and the Volunteers, New York Tribune,
Jan. 22, 1870, 4
Letter
from
Cassius M. Clay, New York Tribune, Jan. 22,
1870, 6
Cuba:
No
Account from Puello, N.Y. Herald, Jan. 23, 1870,
7
Gen. Puello
Not Yet Heard From, New York Times, Jan. 23,
1870
The
Seward
Fetes, N.Y. Herald, Jan. 24, 1870, 5
Cuba:
Arrival
of Mr. Seward and Party, N.Y. Herald, Jan. 24,
1870, 8
Parade of the
Volunteers at Havana, New York Times, Jan. 24,
1870
Cuba:
No
Spanish News of Puello, New York Tribune, Jan.
24, 1870, 1
Reported
Capture
and Surrender of Cuban Officers, N.Y. Herald,
Jan. 26, 1870, 7
Reported
Capture of Three Cuban Generals, and Surrender of an
Insurgent Leader, New York Times, Jan. 26, 1870
Cuba:
Three
Insurgent Generals Captured, New York Tribune,
Jan. 26, 1870, 1
Serenade
to
Mr. Seward by the Volunteers of Havana, N.Y. Herald,
Jan. 27, 1870, 4
Valmaseda's
Report
on the Insurgents, N.Y. Herald, Jan. 27, 1870, 7
Progress of
the Revolt, New York Times, Jan. 27, 1870
Cuba:
Mr.
Seward Visits a Plantation, New York Tribune,
Jan. 27, 1870, 1
Annexation
Policy
of the United States, New York Herald, Jan. 28,
1870, 6
Cuba:
General
Puello Heard From, New York Herald, Jan. 28,
1870, 7
Cuba:
Puello
Heard From, New York Tribune, Jan. 28, 1870, 1
Mr.
Seward
is About to Return Home, New York Tribune,
Jan. 28, 1870, 4
Cuba:
Annoucement
of the Capture of Guimaro by Puello, New York Herald,
Jan. 29, 1870, 7
Help
Cuba!
New York Herald, Jan. 29, 1870, 8
Reported
Victory by Gen. Puello, New York Times, Jan. 29,
1870
Cuba:
Spanish
Announcement of the Capture of Guaimaro, New York
Tribune, Jan. 29, 1870, 3
Rough
Work
for the Spaniards, New York Herald, Jan. 30,
1870, 6
Amateur
Concert
by Mrs. Adele L. Varona, New York Herald, Jan.
30, 1870, 7
A
Cuban Victory, New York Herald, Jan. 30, 1870, 7
A Havana
Editor in Florida to Fight Duel, New York Times,
Jan. 30, 1870
The
Battle
of Guaimaro, New York Herald, Jan. 31, 1870, 4
Gen.
Puello
Defeated by the Insurgents with Heavy Losses, New
York Herald, Jan. 31, 1870, 4
Success
of
the Cubans, New York Herald, Jan. 31, 1870, 4
One
of
the New Spanish Gunboats Wrecked, New York Herald,
Jan. 31, 1870, 5
Cuba:
Revision
of the Taxation System, New York Herald, Jan.
31, 1870, 7
Parade in
Honor of Mr. Seward in Havana, New York Times,
Jan. 31, 1870
Cuba:
The
Battle at Guaimaro, New York Tribune, Jan. 31,
1870, 1
Doņa
Varona
Shot by a Spanish Assassin, New York Tribune,
Jan. 31, 1870, 4
How
is Cuba to be Made Free? New York Herald, Feb.
1, 1870, 6
Recognition
of
the Cubans- Another Bill in the House, New York
Herald, Feb. 1, 1870, 6
Cuba:
The
Fight at Guaimaro, New York Herald, Feb. 1,
1870, 7
Key
West:
Serious Affray Between Cubans and Spaniards, New
York Herald, Feb. 1, 1870, 7
Castanon Killed
at Key West, New York Times, Feb. 1, 1870
Cuba:
Gen.
De Rodas's Mission to Cespedes, New York Tribune,
Feb. 1, 1870, 1
Killing
of
Castaņon by Several Cubans in Key West, New York
Tribune, Feb. 1, 1870, 4
Spanish
Forces
in Cuba, New York Herald, Feb. 2, 1870, 6
The
Remains
of Gonzalo Castanon Brought to Havana, New York
Herald, Feb. 2, 1870, 7
Remains of
Castanon at Havana, New York Times, Feb. 2, 1870
The
Reported Failure of the Cuban Revolution, New York
Times, Feb. 2, 1870
Cuba:
Castaņon's
Remains, New York Tribune, Feb. 2, 1870, 4
Details
of
the Great Victory at Guaimaro, New York Herald,
Feb. 3, 1870, 3
Puello's
Success
on the First Day, N. Y. Herald, Feb. 3, 1870, 3
The
Key
West Tragedy, New York Herald, Feb. 3, 1870, 7
Rumored
Massacre
in Havana, New York Herald, Feb. 3, 1870, 7
The Feeling
Over the Killing of Castanon, New York Times,
Feb. 3, 1870
Cuba:
Another
Wholesale Massacre in Havana, New York Tribune,
Feb. 3, 1870, 1
Our
News
from Cuba- The Opportunity of the Government, New
York Herald, Feb. 4, 1870, 6
More
Murders
in Havana, New York Herald, Feb. 4, 1870, 7
Puello's
Campaign- The Cinco Villas, New York Times, Feb.
4, 1870
Cuba:
The
Captain-General's Order to the Matanzas Volunteers, New
York Tribune, Feb. 4, 1870, 1
Our
Neutrality
Laws, New York Tribune, Feb. 4, 1870, 8
Our
Cuban
News, New York Herald, Feb. 5, 1870, 4
Cuba:
Expedition
from Nassau, New York Herald, Feb. 5, 1870, 5
A
Spanish Trick Exposed, New York Herald, Feb. 5,
1870, 5
Reported
Massacre of Cubans Denied, New York Times, Feb.
5, 1870
Cuba:
Captures
of Convoys and Garrisons by the Insurgents, New York
Tribune, Feb. 5, 1870, 3
350
Men
Were Slaughtered in Havana, New York Tribune,
Feb. 5, 1870, 6
The
Ball
Season, New York Herald, Feb. 6, 1870, 5
General
Goyeneche's
Return to Puerto Principe, New York Herald, Feb.
6, 1870, 7
A Son of
Cespedes Captured, New York Times, Feb. 7, 1870
Cuba:
A
Victory by Gen. Covenche, New York Tribune, Feb.
7, 1870, 1
Murderous
Attacks
on Americans in Havana, New York Herald, Feb. 8,
1870, 6
Four
Americans
Attacked in the Streets of Havana, New York Herald,
Feb. 8, 1870, 7
An Outrage Upon
Americans in Havana, New York Times, Feb. 8,
1870
Cuba:
A
Party of Americans Fired Upon by a Spaniard, New
York Tribune, Feb. 8, 1870, 1
Despositions
of
the Wounded Americans, New York Herald, Feb. 9,
1870, 7
Sympathy for
Cuba, New York Times, Feb. 9, 1870
Cuba:
The
Late Assassination, New York Tribune, Feb. 9,
1870, 1
The
Spanish
Naval Force Around the Island of Cuba, New York
Tribune, Feb. 9, 1870, 2
Secretary
Fish's
Cuban Advices, New York Tribune, Feb. 9, 1870, 4
The
Kings
County Republican General Committee Called Upon Congress to
Recognize Belligerent Rights in Cuba, New York
Tribune, Feb. 9, 1870, 5
Senator
Morton
on Cuba and the Administration, New York Herald,
Feb. 10, 1870, 6
Gross
Treatment
of a British Subject by the Spanish Authorities in Cuba,
New York Herald, Feb. 10, 1870, 8
The
Key
West Tragedy, New York Herald, Feb. 10, 1870, 9
Mr. Seward in
Cuba, New York Times, Feb. 10, 1870
Movements of
Valmaseda, New York Times, Feb. 10, 1870
Cuba:
Official
Dispatches Respecting the Havana Assassination, New
York Tribune, Feb. 10, 1870, 1
The
Cuban
Question, New York Herald, Feb. 11, 1870, 4
Valmaseda
at
Manzanillo En Route for Bayamo, New York Herald,
Feb. 11, 1870, 5
Cuban-
Belligerency, New York Tribune, Feb. 11, 1870, 4
Our
Cuban
Correspondence, New York Herald, Feb. 12, 1870,
4
A
Successful Cuban Expedition, New York Herald,
Feb. 12, 1870, 4
Proposed
Recognition
of Cuban Belligerency, New York Herald, Feb. 12,
1870, 4
Goyeneche
Again
on the War Path, New York Herald, Feb. 12, 1870,
5
The
Reported
Massacre in Cuba, New York Herald, Feb. 12,
1870, 6
The
Public
Press on Spanish Outrages, New York Herald, Feb.
12, 1870, 6
The Cuban
Question in the Senate, New York Times, Feb. 12,
1870
The
Death of Castanon, New York Times, Feb. 12, 1870
Gen.
Puello Again to Take the Field, New York Times,
Feb. 12, 1870
Cuba:
General
Goyenche's Expedition, New York Tribune, Feb.
12, 1870, 3
Cuban
Belligerency, New York Tribune, Feb. 12, 1870, 4
Cuba
in
the Senate, New York Tribune, Feb. 12, 1870, 6
The
Shooting
of Americans in Havana, New York Herald, Feb.
13, 1870, 3
Assassin of
Isaac Greenwaldth Arrested, New York Times, Feb.
13, 1870
Further
Effects
of the Murder of Castanon, New York Times, Feb.
13, 1870
Spanish
Outrages, New York Herald, Feb. 14, 1870, 6
No
Protection
for Americans in Cuba, New York Herald, Feb. 14,
1870, 8
Return
of
Goyeneche to Puerto Principe, New York Herald,
Feb. 14, 1870, 8
Arrest of an
Assassin in Havana, New York Times, Feb. 14,
1870
Cuba:
The
Volunteer Riot at Matanzas, New York Tribune,
Feb. 14, 1870, 1
The
Murder
of Americans Wearing Blue by Spaniards in Cuba, New
York Tribune, Feb. 14, 1870, 4
Mr. Seward at
Matanzas, New York Times, Feb. 15, 1870
Sumner's
Attempt
to Stifle Investigation of Cuban Affairs, N. Y.
Herald, Feb. 15, 1870, 3
Recognition
of
Cuba, N. Y. Herald, Feb. 15, 1870, 4
Fight
Between
a Cuban and an Englishman, N. Y. Herald, Feb.
15, 1870, 4
Movements
of
Mr. Seward, N. Y. Herald, Feb. 15, 1870, 5
Affairs
in
Cuba, New York Herald, Feb. 15, 1870, 6
Fighting
the
Battles of Cuba in New York, N. Y. Herald, Feb.
15, 1870, 6
The
Proceedings
in Congress, N. Y. Herald, Feb. 15, 1870, 6
Mr.
Seward
at Matanzas, New York Herald, Feb. 15, 1870, 7
Ben Wade on
Cuba, New York Herald, Feb. 15, 1870, 8
The
Cuban
Revolution: Mr. Seward at Matanzas, New York Tribune,
Feb. 15, 1870, 1
Mr.
Seward
is in Matanzas, New York Tribune, Feb. 15, 1870,
4
Spanish
Naval
Captain Aragon Purchased 25,000 Tons of Coal for the Cuba
Blockading Fleet, New York Tribune, Feb. 15,
1870, 8
Important
from
Washington on Cuba, New York Herald, Feb. 16,
1870, 6
The
Assassination
in Havana, New York Herald, Feb. 16, 1870, 6
Another
Murder
in Havana, New York Herald, Feb. 16, 1870, 8
Arrival
of
Greenwaldth's Remains in New York, New York Herald,
Feb. 16, 1870, 8
Arrival of the
Remains of the Late Mr. Greenwaldth, New York Times,
Feb. 16, 1870
Trinidad
Ladies Sentenced to Imprisonment, New York Times,
Feb. 16, 1870
Cuba:
Arrival
of the Body of Greenwaldth, New York Tribune,
Feb. 16, 1870, 1
The
Protection
of American Citizens, New York Tribune, Feb. 16,
1870, 4
The
Freemasons
Held a Grand Ball in Aid of Distressed Master-Masons in Cuba,
New York Tribune, Feb. 16, 1870, 5
Mr.
Bank's
Cuban Revolution, New York Herald, Feb. 17,
1870, 4
Spanish
Barbarities
in Cuba, New York Herald, Feb. 17, 1870, 4
The
Cuban-American
League, New York Herald, Feb. 17, 1870, 4
General
Banks'
Resolutions on Cuban Neutrality Introduced in the House,
New York Herald, Feb. 17, 1870, 4
Depature of
Mr. Steward for the United States, New York Times,
Feb. 17, 1870
The
Insurgents in Cinco Villas, New York Times, Feb.
17, 1870
Cuba:
Mr.
Seward Bound for Baltimore- The Havana Victims, New
York Tribune, Feb. 17, 1870, 1
The
Drift
of Cuban Policy in the Senate is Now Plain, New York
Tribune, Feb. 17, 1870, 4
Serious
Trouble
Among the Volunteers, New York Herald, Feb. 18,
1870, 8
Cuba:
Increased
Probability of Recognition, New York Tribune,
Feb. 18, 1870, 1
Cuba:
Filibusters
Captured and Executed, New York Herald, Feb. 19,
1870, 1
Another
Expedition
Under General Goicouria, New York Herald, Feb.
19, 1870, 5
Landing
of
the Fillibusters in Under Goicouria, New York Times,
Feb. 19, 1870
Cuba:
Goicouria's
Expeditionists Captured or Scattered- Some of Them Executed,
New York Tribune, Feb. 19, 1870, 3
Washington:
Fair
Show for Cuban Beligerency, New York Herald,
Feb. 20, 1870, 5
Spanish
and
English Influence Over Secretary Fish and Senator Sumner,
New York Herald, Feb. 20, 1870, 8
Spanish
Hatred
for American Citizens, New York Herald, Feb. 20,
1870, 8
The
Greenwaldth
Murder in Havana, New York Herald, Feb.
21, 1870, 6
More
Plantations
Burned-- Fighting in the Cinco Villas District, N.
Y. Herald, Feb. 21, 1870, 7
Twenty-Nine
Insurgents Killed, New York Times, Feb. 21, 1870
Cuba:
More
Burnings and Skirmishing, New York Tribune, Feb.
21, 1870, 1
Arrest
of
a Person Said to Be Connected with the Late Assassination,
N. Y. Herald, Feb. 22, 1870, 6
Nassau:
Arrival
of General Quesada, N. Y. Herald, Feb. 22, 1870,
7
Arrival
of
Mr. Seward and Party at Baltimore, N. Y. Herald,
Feb. 22, 1870, 7
Cuban League
of the U.S., New York Times, Feb. 22, 1870
Gen.
Quesada Arrived at Nassau, New York Times,
Feb. 22, 1870
Attitude
of
the U.S., New York Times, Feb. 22, 1870
The
Hon.
Wm. H. Seward and Party Arrived in Baltimore Yesterday from
Havana, New York Tribune, Feb. 22, 1870, 1
A
Spanish Butcher, New York Tribune, Feb. 22,
1870, 4
Cuba:
Gen.
Quesada at Nassau, New York Tribune, Feb. 22,
1870, 5
Mr.
Fish
Again on the Cuban Question, N. Y. Herald, Feb.
23, 1870, 4
Cuba:
Attack
on the Captain of an American Vessel, N. Y. Herald,
Feb. 23, 1870, 5
Diplomatic
Correspondence
on the Cuban Question, N. Y. Herald, Feb. 23,
1870, 5
Another
Outrage on an American, New York Times, Feb. 23,
1870
Spanish
Cruelties in Cuba, New York Times, Feb. 23, 1870
Spain
Promises
a Gradual Emancipation, New York Tribune, Feb.
23, 1870, 4
Cuba: A
Poem by Edmund C. Stedman, New York Tribune,
Feb. 23, 1870, 4
Captain-General
Accuses
the Cubans for Assassinations, New York Tribune,
Feb. 23, 1870, 4
The
Cuban
Revolution: Probable Adoption of Senator Morton's Neutrality
Bill, New York Tribune, Feb. 23, 1870, 8
Military
Organizations
of the Cubans, N. Y. Herald, Feb. 24, 1870, 4
The
Spanish
Press Troubled Concerning the Herald Correspondence, N.
Y.
Herald, Feb. 24, 1870, 4
The
Captain
General on Assassinations, N. Y. Herald, Feb.
24, 1870, 7
Plot To
Assassinate American Consul-General, New York Times,
Feb. 24, 1870
Affairs
at Puerto Principe, Cinco Villas, and Holguin, New
York Times, Feb. 24, 1870
Valmaseda
Marching
on Puerto Principe, N. Y. Herald, Feb. 24, 1870,
4
Cuba:
The
Murder of Greenwaldth Officially Blamed Upon the Cubans,
New York Tribune, Feb. 24, 1870, 1
Administrative
Imbecility:
Americans Have to Deny their Nationality to Save Their Lives,
Daily Eastern Argus (Portland, ME), Feb. 25, 1870, 2
English
Protection
for American Citizens, N. Y. Herald, Feb. 25,
1870, 4
Our
Cuban
News, N. Y. Herald, Feb. 25, 1870, 4
End
of
Dissensions Among the Patriots, N. Y. Herald,
Feb. 25, 1870, 5
Proclamation
Granting
Freedom to Two Thousand Negroes, N. Y. Herald,
Feb. 25, 1870, 5
Skirmish with
Fillibusters, New York Times, Feb. 25, 1870
Cuba:
Affairs
Under Goyenche, Puello, and Valmaseda, New York
Tribune, Feb. 25, 1870, 1
Reported
Landing
of Filibusters, N. Y. Herald, Feb. 26, 1870, 5
Arrival
of
General Quesada at St. Augustine, N. Y. Herald,
Feb. 26, 1870, 5
Spain:
The
Despatches from Cuba, N. Y. Herald, Feb. 26,
1870, 6
The
Cuban
Revolution: Alleged Surrender of a Party of Cubans, New
York Tribune, Feb. 26, 1870, 3
General
Quesada in Florida, New York Times, Feb. 26,
1870
Compliments
from
Minister Silvela and the Spanish Press, New York
Tribune, Feb. 26, 1870, 7
Spanish
Gunboat
Vigilance, N. Y. Herald, Feb. 27, 1870, 6
The
Winter
Campaign of the Spaniards Ended, N. Y. Herald,
Feb. 27, 1870, 7
The Insurgents
Account of the Winter Campaign, New York Times,
Feb. 27, 1870
Will
the
Assassin of Greenwalth be Punished? N. Y. Herald,
Feb. 28, 1870, 5
General
Quesada's
Opinion of the Cuban Cause, N. Y. Herald, Feb.
28, 1870, 7
The Cuban
Junta's Recognizances Forfeited, New York Tribune,
Feb. 28, 1870, 2, 3
Cuba:
Insurgent
Account of the Winter Campaign, New York Tribune,
Feb. 28, 1870, 8
Another
Important Spanish Report, New York Herald, Mar.
1, 1870, 6
The Insurgents
Surrendering, New York Times, Mar. 1, 1870
Cuba:
Fight
Between the Insurgents and Negro Troops, New York
Tribune, Mar. 1, 1870, 1
Cuba:
Spanish
Report of Gen. Jordan's Resignation, New York
Tribune, Mar. 1, 1870, 1
Sympathy with
the Cubans, New York Times, Mar. 2, 1870
King's
County
Politics, N. Y. Herald, March 2, 1870, 3
Wholesale
Assassination
by Spaniards in Santiago de Cuba, N. Y. Herald,
March 2, 1870, 4
Arrival
of
Gen. Quesada in New York, N. Y. Herald, March 2,
1870, 6
The
Cuban
Question in Congress, N. Y. Herald, March 2,
1870, 6
Cuba:
More
Butcheries, N. Y. Herald, March 2, 1870, 7
Surrender
of
Gen. Napoleon Arango, New York Tribune, Mar. 2,
1870, 4
Cuba:
Execution
of Fifteen Patriots at Santiago- Two Americans Among Them,
New York Tribune, Mar. 2, 1870, 8
Divisions Among
the Insurgents, New York Times, Mar. 3, 1870
Reported
Resignation of Gen. Jordan, New York Times, Mar.
3, 1870
Wholesale
Assassination
by Spaniards in Santiago de Cuba, N. Y. Herald,
Mar. 3, 1870, 4
General
Quesada:
Enthusiasm Among the Cubans, N. Y. Herald, Mar.
3, 1870, 5
Our
Cuban
Correspondence, N. Y. Herald, Mar. 3, 1870, 5
Reported
Resignation
of General Jordan, N. Y. Herald, Mar. 3, 1870, 7
General
Quesada
at Hoffman House, N. Y. Herald, Mar. 4, 1870, 5
Cubans Still
Surrendering, New York Times, Mar. 4, 1870
Affairs in
Spain, New York Times, Mar. 4, 1870
The
Cuban
Revolution: More Surrender of Insurgents, New York
Tribune, Mar. 4, 1870, 1
Cuba:
Trial
of the Assassination of Greenwaldth, Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune, Mar. 5, 1870, 3
Quesada
Surrenders, N. Y. Herald, Mar. 5, 1870, 1
Trial
of
the Assassin of Greenwalth, N. Y. Herald, Mar.
5, 1870, 5
Gen. Jordan's
Resignation Confirmed, New York Times, Mar. 5,
1870
Letter
From Gen. Quesada, New York Times, Mar. 5, 1870
Cuba:
The
Assassination of Americans- Mr. Fish's Demands, New
York Tribune, Mar. 5, 1870, 3
The
Spanish
Minister Admits that Executions of American Citizens May
Have Occured in Cuba, New York Tribune, Mar. 5,
1870, 7
Cuba:
The
Struggle for Independence, N. Y. Herald, Mar. 6,
1870, 4
The
Assassin
of Greenwalth Executed, N. Y. Herald, Mar. 6,
1870, 6
Cuba:
Consul
General Biddle at His Post, N. Y. Herald, Mar.
6, 1870, 7
The Assassin of
Greenwaldth Convicted, New York Times, Mar. 6,
1870
Charles
Sumner:
He is Intervied by a Lady, N. Y. Herald, Mar. 7,
1870, 5
Senator
Sumner's
Latest Views on the Cuban Question, N. Y. Herald,
Mar. 7, 1870, 7
Cuba:
More
Arrests of Freemason's by the Police, N. Y. Herald,
Mar. 7, 1870, 7
The
Cuban
Charitable Society, N. Y. Herald, Mar. 7, 1870,
8
Execution of
Greenwaldth's Murderer, New York Times, Mar. 7,
1870
The Masons,
New York Times, Mar. 8, 1870
Quesada's
Manifesto, N.Y. Herald, Mar. 8, 1870, 6
De
Rodas' Latest Proclamation, N.Y. Herald, Mar. 8,
1870, 7
Quesada's
Manifesto
to the American People, N.Y. Herald, Mar. 8,
1870, 8
General
Quesada
and Commodore L.P. Levy, N.Y. Herald, Mar. 8,
1870, 8
The
Cuban
Revolution, Eighteen Cubans Sentenced to Death in Bayamo,
New York Tribune, Mar. 8, 1870, 1
Twenty-Two
Men,
Without Plea or Trial, Assassinated Wholesale in Santiago de
Cuba, New York Tribune, Mar. 8, 1870, 4
Reported
Surrender
of Another Party of Insurgents, N.Y. Herald,
Mar. 9, 1870, 7
The Cuban
Revolt, New York Times, Mar. 9, 1870
Insurgents
Arrived Near Guines, Daily Cleveland Herald,
March 9, 1870
Cuba:
A
Party of Insurgents Left the Cienega de Zapata, New
York Tribune, Mar. 9, 1870, 1
General
Quesada's
Report on Affairs in Cuba, N.Y. Herald, Mar. 10,
1870, 3
Treatment
of
Prisoner's in Cuba, N.Y. Herald, Mar. 10, 1870,
3
Cuba:
A
Military Court Martial in Progress, N.Y. Herald,
Mar. 10, 1870, 7
The Villanueva
Theatre Rioters Condemned to Death, New York Times,
Mar. 10, 1870
Cuba:
General
Quesada's Interview with the President, New York
Tribune, Mar. 10, 1870, 1
Dispatch
from
Our Consul-General at Havana, New York Tribune,
Mar. 10, 1870, 4
The
Anti-Slavery
War Ended, N.Y. Herald, Mar. 11, 1870, 4
Cuba:
A
Rebel Ban Surrounded, N.Y. Herald, Mar. 12,
1870, 5
The
Late
Massacre at Santiago de Cuba, N.Y. Herald, Mar.
12, 1870, 6
Surrender
of
Gen. Napoleon Arango, New York Times, Mar. 12,
1870
The
Insurgents Hemmed in Near Guines, New York Times,
Mar. 12, 1870
Cuba:
The
Guines Rebels, New York Tribune, Mar. 12, 1870,
3
Gen.
Quesada
Communication to the Junta, New York Tribune,
Mar. 12, 1870, 6
The
Cuban
League, N.Y. Herald, Mar. 13, 1870, 3
Forgery,
N.Y. Herald, Mar. 13, 1870, 3
Escape
of
General Goicouria, N.Y. Herald, Mar. 13, 1870, 7
Meeting of the
Cuban League, New York Times, Mar. 13, 1870
Escape
of
Gen. Goicouria, New York Times, Mar. 13, 1870
General
Goicouria's
Escape, N.Y. Herald, Mar. 14, 1870, 1
Execution
of
the Assassin of Greenwalth, N.Y. Herald, Mar.
14, 1870, 5
Jordan's
Position, New York Times, Mar. 14, 1870
Cuba:
Gen.
Goicouria's Escape, New York Tribune, Mar. 14,
1870, 1
Appearance
of
the Insurgents at Guines, N.Y. Herald, Mar. 15,
1870, 4
An
Insurgent
Raid on a Sugar Estate, N.Y. Herald, Mar. 15,
1870, 4
Jordan's
Headquarters, New York Times, Mar. 15, 1870
Cuban
Leaders
Opposing Annexation, N.Y. Herald, Mar. 15, 1870,
6
Sale
of
Cuba is Absolutely False, N.Y. Herald, Mar. 15,
1870, 6
A
Special Telegram from Cuba, N.Y. Herald, Mar.
15, 1870, 6
Cuba:
Calling
an American Consul to Account, N.Y. Herald, Mar.
15, 1870, 7
Cuba:
Gen.
Goyenche Marching on Guaimaro, New York Tribune,
Mar. 15, 1870, 1
Gen.
Webb
on Cuban Affairs, New York Tribune, Mar. 15,
1870, 2
No
Definitive
Information from Cuba, New York Tribune, Mar.
15, 1870, 4
The
Cubans
in Nassau, N.Y. Herald, Mar. 16, 1870, 4
Belligerent
Rights
to Cubans, N.Y. Herald, Mar. 16, 1870, 6
Prim's
Diplomatic
No., N.Y. Herald, Mar. 16, 1870, 6
Cuba:
Wholesale
Executions in Havana, Santiago, and Bayamo, New York
Tribune, Mar. 16, 1870, 1
An
Important
Business, New York Tribune, Mar. 16, 1870, 4
The
Grief's
of Madrid and Glories of New York, N.Y. Herald,
Mar. 17, 1870, 4
The
Cuban
Question, N.Y. Herald, Mar. 17, 1870, 4
Capture
of
the Portion of the Guines Insurgents, N.Y. Herald,
Mar. 17, 1870, 5
No
Belligerent
Rights in Cuba, N.Y. Herald, Mar. 17, 1870, 8
The Cuban
Question Discussed in Spain, New York Times,
Mar. 17, 1870
Luis
Arredondo Executed, New York Times, Mar. 17,
1870
Federico
Cavada Has Gone to Camaguey, New York Times,
Mar. 17, 1870
Cuba:
Guines
Insurgents Executed, New York Tribune,
Mar. 17, 1870, 1
Marshal
Prim
in the Mark and Index of a Bad Crisis in Spain, New
York Tribune, Mar. 17, 1870, 4
Spanish
Butcheries
in Cuba, N.Y. Herald, Mar. 18, 1870, 5
Burning
of
an American Lady's Estate by Insurgents, N.Y. Herald,
Mar. 18, 1870, 5
The
Cuba
Sale and Cession Question, N.Y. Herald, Mar. 18,
1870, 5
Cuba:
Havana
Alarmed, N.Y. Herald, Mar. 18, 1870, 1
The Cuban
Question in Spain, New York Times, Mar. 18, 1870
The
Present
Propisition to Annex San Domingo to the United States, New
York
Tribune, Mar. 19, 1870, 2
General
Quesada and the Cause of Cuba, New York Tribune,
Mar. 19, 1870, 2
Debate
in
the Cortes on the Granting of a Pension to the Children of
Castanon, New York Tribune, Mar. 19, 1870, 3
Spain
Hedging
on Cuba, N.Y. Herald, Mar. 19, 1870, 4
Beecher
on
Cuba, New York Tribune, Mar. 19, 1870, 4
Spain:
The
Cuban Question in Cortes, N.Y. Herald, Mar. 19,
1870, 5
The
Seizure
of the Steamer Aspinwall, N.Y. Herald, Mar. 20,
1870, 3
The
Cuban
League, N.Y. Herald, Mar. 20, 1870, 3
The
Havana
Press on the Recognition of Belligerent Rights to the
Insurgents by the United States, N.Y. Herald,
Mar. 20, 1870, 7
Departure
of
the Captain General for Nuevitas, N.Y. Herald,
Mar. 21, 1870, 7
Movements
of
the Insurgents in the Guines District, N.Y. Herald,
Mar. 21, 1870, 8
The
Brutal
Spanish General Murillo, N.Y. Herald, Mar. 21,
1870, 8
James
Watson
Webb as a Diplomat and Reporter, and on the Rampage, N.Y.
Herald, Mar. 21, 1870, 9
Gen. Napoleon
Arango Arrived in Havana, New York Times, Mar.
21, 1870
The
Havana
Press on the Recognition of Beligerent Rights, New
York Tribune, Mar. 21, 1870, 1
Gen.
De
Rodas Has Started for Nuevitas, New York Tribune,
Mar. 21, 1870, 4
Disgraceful
Scenes
in Key West, N.Y. Herald, Mar. 22, 1870, 6
Return
of
Puello to Puerto Principe, N.Y. Herald, Mar. 22,
1870, 7
Movements of
Gen. Puello in Cuba, New York Times, Mar. 22,
1870
Cuba:
Attempted
Assassination on a Brother of the Supposed Murderer of
Castaņon, N.Y. Herald, Mar. 22, 1870, 1
Secretary
Robeson
Says That Spain Has 89 Vessels, with 600 Guns and 13,000
Seaman, in the Various Cuban Waters, New York
Tribune, Mar. 22, 1870, 4
Spain's
Crisis- Cuba's Opportunity, New York Tribune,
Mar. 22, 1870, 4
The Iowa
Legislature, New York Tribune, Mar. 22, 1870, 4
Rev.
George
H. Hepworth Will Lecture for the Benefit of the Cuban
Charitable Aid Society, New York Tribune, Mar.
22, 1870, 8
"Cuba-
It's
History and It's Hopes," N.Y. Herald, Mar. 23,
1870, 4
The
Insult
to the American Flag in Santiago de Cuba, N.Y.
Herald, Mar. 23, 1870, 4
Impartial
Neutrality
on Cuban Affairs, N.Y. Herald, Mar. 23, 1870, 10
Cuban
Belligerency, New York Times, Mar. 23, 1870
Rev.
George H Hepworth, New York Times, Mar. 23, 1870
Troubles
of
Consul A. E. Phillips, New York Times, Mar. 23,
1870
The
Case
of the Steamer Aspinwall, New York Tribune, Mar.
23, 1870, 1
"Cuba
Must
Be Free" Lecture by the Rev. Geo. H. Hepworth, D.D., New
York Tribune, Mar. 23, 1870, 5
Captured
Correspondence
Relative to General Quesada, N.Y. Herald, Mar.
24, 1870, 4
Annexation
in
the West Indies, N.Y. Herald, Mar. 24, 1870, 6
Death of Gen.
Arredondo and Adjutant Rafael Fernandez Cueto, New
York Times, Mar. 24, 1870
Cuba:
How
and Why United States Consul Phillips Was Compelled to Leave
Santiago de Cuba, New York Tribune, Mar.
24, 1870, 1
Mr.
Phillips
the American Consul at Santiago, New York Tribune,
Mar. 24, 1870, 4
Vice
Presidents
of the Cuban League, N.Y. Herald, Mar. 25, 1870,
4
Successful
Landing
of an Expedition Near Nuevitas, N.Y. Herald,
Mar. 25, 1870, 5
Mass
Meeting
of Spaniards in Havana, N.Y. Herald, Mar. 25,
1870, 7
Cuba or San
Domingo, New York Times, Mar. 25, 1870
A
Cuban League Formed in Boston, New York Times,
Mar. 25, 1870
Distinction
Without Difference, New York Tribune, Mar. 24,
1870, 4
Benefit
of
the Junta Patriotica de Cuba, New York Tribune,
Mar. 24, 1870, 8
Meeting
of
Spaniards to Protest Against the Sale of Cuba, New
York Tribune, Mar. 25, 1870, 1
Flight
of
Consul Phillips, N.Y. Herald, Mar. 26, 1870, 1
Another
Battle
in Cuba, N.Y. Herald, Mar. 26, 1870, 4
The
Neutrality
Resolutions Before Congress, N.Y. Herald, Mar.
26, 1870, 4
Effect of
Annexation on the Cuban Question, New York Times,
Mar. 26, 1870
Cuba
Matters, New York Times, Mar. 26, 1870
The
Cuban
Junta of Charleston, S.C., New York Times, Mar.
26, 1870
The
Cuban
Junta of Charleston, S. C., New York Tribune,
Mar. 26, 1870, 3
Execution of
Three Brothers at Matanzas, New York Times, Mar.
27, 1870
De
Rodas
at Puerto Principe, N.Y. Herald, Mar. 28, 1870,
7
Capt.-Gen. De
Rodas Arrived at Puerto Principe, New York Times,
Mar. 28, 1870
Cuban
Refugees at Baltimore, New York Times, Mar. 28,
1870
Cuba:
The
Captain-General Instructed to Order Elections, New
York Tribune, Mar. 28, 1870, 1
The
Captain-General
Has Orders to Procure Elections for the Cortes in Cuba,
New York Tribune, Mar. 28, 1870, 4
Cuba:
Capture
of Remedios by the Insurgents, New York Tribune,
Mar. 29, 1870, 1
Spanish
Power
Actually Holds Less Than a Third of Cuba, New York
Tribune, Mar. 29, 1870, 4
The
Cuban League, New York Times, Mar. 30, 1870
Gen. De
Rodas at Puerto Principe, New York Times, Mar.
30, 1870
Cuba:
Important
Proclamation of the Captain-General to the Insurgents, New
York
Tribune, Mar. 30, 1870, 1
Unsatisfactory
Results
of the Winter Campaign, N.Y. Herald, Mar. 31,
1870, 4
Our
Cuban
Correspondence, N.Y. Herald, Mar. 31, 1870, 6
Another
Rumor
Regarding Jordan, N.Y. Herald, Mar. 31, 1870, 7
Letter From
Gov. John M. Palmer of Illinois, New York Times,
Mar. 31, 1870
Rumor
of Jordan's Resignation, New York Times, Mar.
31, 1870
Cuba:
Reported
Resignation of General Jordan, New York Tribune,
Mar. 31, 1870, 1
Mutiny
at
Cardenas, New York Tribune, Mar. 31, 1870, 5
Puello
Relieved
from Command, N.Y. Herald, April 1, 1870, 7
Particulars
of
Ex-Consul Phillips' Departure from Cuba, N.Y. Herald,
April 1, 1870, 8
Departure of De
Rodas for Puerto Principe, New York Times, April
1, 1870
Removal
of Puello, New York Times, April 1, 1870
Arango's
Manifesto-
Puello Relieved, New York Tribune, April
1, 1870, 1
Cuba,
N.Y. Herald, April 2, 1870, 3
Cuban
Items, N.Y. Herald, April 2, 1870, 8
Key
West:
A Reign of Terror, N.Y. Herald, April 2, 1870, 8
Letter
of
Mr. Clay in Vindication of the Cuban Cause, New York
Tribune, April 2, 1870, 3
Cuba:
Puello's
Movements, N.Y. Herald, April 3, 1870, 7
Arrival of
Puello in Havana, New York Times, April 3, 1870
The
Reported
Emancipation of Slaves by the Captain General a Fraud, N.Y.
Herald, April 4, 1870, 5
Slavery
in
Cuba, N.Y. Herald, April 4, 1870, 6
Another
Grand
Campaign Inaugurated by the Spaniards, N.Y. Herald,
April 4, 1870, 7
Surrender of a
Party of Three Hundred, New York Times, April 4,
1870
Gen.
Puello
at Havana- Arango's Manifesto, New York Tribune,
April 4, 1870, 4
A
Mass Meeting of the Cuban League of the United States at
Cooper Institute, New York Tribune, April 4,
1870, 4
"Cuba
Shall
by Free," N.Y. Herald, April 5, 1870, 5
Another
Spanish
Campaign in Cuba, N.Y. Herald, April 5, 1870, 7
The Cuban
Demonstration in New York, New York Times, April
5, 1870
Cuban
Meeting
at Cooper Institute, New York Tribune, April 5,
1870, 4
Cuban
Freedom:
American Sympathy for Struggling Cuba, New York
Tribune, April 5, 1870, 8
Cuban
Charitable Aid Society-- Lecture by Honorable A. T. Requier,
New York Times, April 6, 1870
A.
T.
Requier Lecture for the Benefit of the Cuban Charitable Aid
Society, New York Tribune, April 6, 1870, 5
Cuba:
Opinions
of the Spanish Press, New York Tribune, April 7,
1870, 1
Spanish
Organs, New York Tribune, April 7, 1870, 4
Rose-Colored
Despatches
from De Rodas, N.Y. Herald, April 8, 1870, 7
The Spanish
Conscription Riots, New York Times, April 8,
1870
Cuba:
Gen.
Jordan's Reported Flight, New York Tribune,
April 8, 1870, 1
Caballero
De
Rodas Telegraphs That Gen. Jordan has Fled, New York
Tribune, April 8, 1870, 4
Spain
and
Cuba, New York Tribune, April 8, 1870, 4
Movements
of
Captain General de Rodas, N.Y. Herald, April 9,
1870, 5
Our
Cuban
Correspondence, N.Y. Herald, April 9, 1870, 6
Another
Plantation
Destroyed, N.Y. Herald, April 9, 1870, 7
Proclamation by
De Rodas, New York Times, April 9, 1870
Cuba:
Affairs
in the Eastern Department, New York Tribune,
April 9, 1870, 3
The
Cuban
Question in Spain, N.Y. Herald, April 11, 1870,
7
The
Captain
General in Camaguey, N.Y. Herald, April 11,
1870, 8
Removal of
Puello, New York Times, April 11, 1870
Mysterious
Disappearance
of Four Cuban Patriots, New York Tribune, April
11, 1870, 1
Official
Spanish
News from Cuba, N.Y. Herald, April 12, 1870, 6
Cuba:
Spanish
Reports, N.Y. Herald, April 12, 1870, 7
Enthusiastic
Cuban
Meeting at Irving Hall, N.Y. Herald, April 12,
1870, 10
Return of Two
Spanish Columns at Puerto Principe, New York Times,
April 12, 1870
Cuba:
Another
Telegram from the Captain-General, New York Tribune,
April 12, 1870, 5
Cuba:
Spain
Apologizes for the Murder of Porto-Londo, New York
Tribune, April 13, 1870, 1
Spain
Apologizes
for the Murder of Porto-Londo, New York Tribune,
April 13, 1870, 4
Cuba:
Fifty-two
Insurgents Killed, N.Y. Herald, April 14, 1870,
7
Spain:
The
New York News from Cuba, N.Y. Herald, April 14,
1870, 10
Events in
Puerto Principe, New York Times, April 14, 1870
The
Rebels in Confusion, New York Times, April 14,
1870
Parliamentary
Progress, N. Y. Herald, April 14, 1870, 10
Cuba:
Sixteen
Persons Assassinated, New York Tribune, April
14, 1870, 1
The
Cession
of Cuba, New York Tribune, April 14, 1870, 5
The
Captain
General on the Insurrection, N. Y. Herald, April
16, 1870, 9
The Cubans
Advancing and the Spanish Retreating, New York Times,
April 16, 1870
De
Rodas
Unable to Go to Puerto Principe, New York Tribune,
April 16, 1870, 1
Cuba
is
Ever the Theater of Official Assassinations, New
York Tribune, April 16, 1870, 4
Spanish
Authorities Have Been Boasting that They were Complete
Masters of the Cuban Insurrection, New York Tribune,
April 16, 1870, 4
Cuba:
A
Vessel Burned at Sea, N. Y. Herald, April 17,
1870, 7
A Schooner
Burned and Abandoned at Sea Surrender of Cuban Insurgents,
New York Times, April 17, 1870
Cuba:
Arango's
Address- Attacks Upon Cespedes and Quesada, New York
Tribune, April 18, 1870, 1
Official
Report
of an Attempted Invasion of the Jurisdiction of Bayamo,
N. Y. Herald, April 19, 1870, 7
Cuban Affairs,
New York Times, April 19, 1870
Another
Spanish Victory: One Hundred and Seventy Insurgents Killed,
New York Times, April 19, 1870
The
Captain-General
Reports a Victory Over Cuban Gens. Gomez and Diaz, New
York Tribune, April 19, 1870, 1
Arrest
of
Cubans, N. Y. Herald, April 20, 1870, 7
The Outrange
on Consul Phillips, New York Times, April 20,
1870
Cuba:
Satisfaction
for the Insult to Mr. Phillips, New York Tribune,
April 20, 1870, 1
Not
Quite
Extinguished Yet, N. Y. Herald, April 21, 1870,
6
A
Small Installment of Truth from the Captain General, N.
Y. Herald, April 21, 1870, 7
The
Situation
in Camaguey, N. Y. Herald, April 21, 1870, 10
Insurgent
Successes at the Bayamo District and at Other Points,
New York Times, April 21, 1870
Matters
at Puerto Principe, New York Times, April 21,
1870
The
Situation
at Camaguey, N. Y. Herald, April 21, 1870, 10
Cuba:
Spanish
Report of Insurgent Success, New York Tribune,
April 21, 1870, 1
The
U.S.
Steamer Severn at Santiago, N. Y. Herald, April
23, 1870, 7
A Priest
Condemned to Death, New York Times, April 23,
1870
Cuba:
A
Priest Condemned, New York Tribune, April 23,
1870, 3
General
Jordan
at Nassau, N. Y. Herald, April 24, 1870, 9
A
Duel Between Two Spanish Officers Spoiled by an Apology,
N. Y. Herald, April 25, 1870, 7
A Threatened
Duel Averted by Gen. Puello and Capt. Olano, New
York Times, April 25, 1870
Cuba:
Fighting
Near Puerto Principe, New York Tribune, April
25, 1870, 1
Cuba:
Fight
on the Cauto River, N. Y. Herald, April 26,
1870, 6
Cuba:
Marine
Disasters, N. Y. Herald, April 26, 1870, 9
Further News
From Puerto Principe, New York Times, April 26,
1870
Cuba:
The
Coming of General Jordan, New York Tribune,
April 26, 1870, 1
Important
News
from Cuba, N. Y. Herald, April 27, 1870, 8
Revolution
With
Revolution, N. Y. Herald, April 27, 1870, 9
The
Cuban
Army Command, N. Y. Herald, April 27, 1870, 9
The
Destruction to Property in the Cinco Villas District is
Immense, New York Times, April 27, 1870
Cuba:
Meeting
Among the Spanish Generals, New York Tribune,
April 27, 1870, 1
Cuba
Recognized
by Columbia, N. Y. Herald, April 28, 1870, 3
Reported
Defeat
of the Insurgent Army in the Macio Mountains, N. Y.
Herald, April 28, 1870, 7
Additional
Insurgent Reverses, New York Times, April 28,
1870
Cuba:
Reported
Victory Over Gen. Modesto Diaz, Reported Resignation of Gen.
Agramonte, New York Tribune, April 28, 1870, 1
Great
Deal
of Work Required for the Assertion of Spanish Supremecy and
the Establishment of Peace, New York Tribune,
April 28, 1870, 4
Valmaseda
an
Aspirant for the Captain Generalship, N. Y. Herald,
April 29, 1870, 5
The
Loyd
Aspinwall Released, N. Y. Herald, April 29,
1870, 7
The Steamer
Aspinwall Delivered Up, New York Times, April
29, 1870
A
Preist Francisco Esqembre Condemned to Death, New
York Times, April 29, 1870
Cuba:
Delay
in Surrendering the Steamer Aspinwall, New York
Tribune, April 29, 1870, 1
The
Situation
in Puerto Principe, N. Y. Herald, April 30,
1870, 3
Story of an
American who Joined the Cuban Army, New York Times,
April 30, 1870
Insuregents
Weakened by Dissensions, New York Times, April
30, 1870
Cuba:
Meeting
of the Volunteers- They Would Prefer Independence to a Sale
of the Island, New York Tribune, April 30, 1870,
3
Decline
of
Spanish Power in Cuba, N. Y. Herald, May 3,
1870, 3
Reported
Surprise
and Slaughter of Cubans Near Santiago de Cuba, N. Y.
Herald, May 3, 1870, 4
The
Cuban
Revolution, N. Y. Herald, May 3, 1870, 6
The
Insurgents
in the Camaguey District, N. Y. Herald, May 3,
1870, 7
Spanish
Accounts of Operations on the Island, New York Times,
May 3, 1870
Again
the Cinco Villas is Becoming the Scene of War, New
York Times, May 3, 1870
Changes
in
the Cuban Army, N. Y. Herald, May 3, 1870, 7
Cuba:
Surrender
of Insurgents, New York Tribune, May 3, 1870, 1
The
Latest
from the Captain General, N. Y. Herald, May 4,
1870, 5
Cuba:
Execution
of a Clergyman, N. Y. Herald, May 4, 1870, 7
Financial
Position of the Island, New York Times, May 4,
1870
Execution
of
a Priest, New York Times, May 4, 1870
Cuba:
A
Reward to Be Offered for the Cuban Leaders, New York
Tribune, May 4, 1870, 1
Cuba:
The
Insurgents Preparing to Give Up the Contest, New
York Tribune, May 4, 1870, 1
General
Puello
Sent Home, N. Y. Herald, May 5, 1870, 7
The
Cuban
League, New York Tribune, May 6, 1870, 8
The
Case
of the Lloyd Aspinwall, N. Y. Herald, May 7,
1870, 5
Spain
Will
Not Part with Cuba, N. Y. Herald, May 7, 1870, 6
General
Goicouria
Captured and Taken to Havana, N. Y. Herald, May
7, 1870, 7
General
Jordan's
Return, N. Y. Herald, May 7, 1870, 10
The Case of the
Lloyd Aspinwall, New York Times, May 7, 1870
Capture
of
Gen. Goicouria, New York Times, May 7, 1870
Interview
with Gen. Jordan, New York Times, May 7, 1870
General
Jordan-
The Cuban Situation, New York Tribune, May 7,
1870, 4
The
Cuban
Commander: Gen. Jordan in New York, New York Tribune,
May 7, 1870, 5
Affairs
in
Cuba and the Appeal of Cubans to the United States, N.
Y. Herald, May 8, 1870, 6
Execution
of
General Goicouria, N. Y. Herald, May 8, 1870, 6
The
Cuban
General Goicouria Executed, N. Y. Herald, May 8,
1870, 7
Obituary:
Gen.
Domingo de Goicouria, New York Times, May 8,
1870
The
Execution
of General Goicouria, N. Y. Herald, May 9, 1870,
6
Obituary:
Domingo
de Goicouria, N. Y. Herald, May 9, 1870, 7
The
Trial and Execution of Gen. Goicouria, New York
Times, May 9, 1870
Cuba:
Another
Victim of Spanish Barbarity, New York Tribune,
May 9, 1870, 1
The
Execution
of Goicouria, New York Tribune, May 9, 1870, 4
Obituary:
Gen.
Domingo de Goicouria, New York Tribune, May 9,
1870, 5
The
Undercurrent
of Feeling in Havana, N. Y. Herald, May 10,
1870, 4
The
Cuban
League, N. Y. Herald, May 10, 1870, 4
Affairs
in
Cuba, N. Y. Herald, May 10, 1870, 6
Why
General
Goicouria was Executed, N. Y. Herald, May 10,
1870, 7
The Ladies of
Puerto Principe Appeal to their Relatives to Abandon the
Cuban Cause, New York Times, May 10, 1870
Cuba:
Why
Goicouria Was Executed in Havana, New York Tribune,
May 10, 1870, 1
Cuba, New
York
Times, May 10, 1870
News
from the Puerto Principe Region, New York Times,
May 10, 1870
The
News From Cuba, New York Times, May 10, 1870
Division
Among
the Volunteers, N. Y. Herald, May 10, 1870, 4
Departure
of
the Lloyd, Aspinwall, N. Y. Herald, May 11,
1870, 7
New
York
City: Execution of General Goicouria, N. Y. Herald,
May 11, 1870, 7
Cuba:
The
Steamer Lloyd Aspinwall Sailed for Key West, New
York Tribune, May 11, 1870, 3
The
Atrocities
of the Spaniards in Cuba Have Been Appalling, New
York Tribune, May 11, 1870, 6
Particulars
of
the Capture of General Goicouria, N. Y. Herald,
May 12, 1870, 5
Capture
and
Death of Goicouria, New York Times, May 12, 1870
Cuba:
Dispatches
from Admiral Poor, New York Tribune, May 12,
1870, 1
Cuba:
Spanish
Report of a Fight, N. Y. Herald, May 13, 1870, 7
Banquet
to
General Jordan, N. Y. Herald, May 13, 1870, 10
The Cuban
League: The Death of General Goicouria Denounced as an Act
of Barbarism, N. Y. Herald, May 13, 1870, 10
Fighting
Between Santa Cruz and Puerto Principe, New York
Times, May 13, 1870
The
Cuban League and the Death of Gen. Goicouria, New
York Times, May 13, 1870
The
Cuban
League, New York Tribune, May 13, 1870, 1
Complimentary
Dinner to Gen. Jordan, New York Tribune, May 13,
1870, 1
Minister
Sickles'
Negotiations in the Case of the Steamer Lloyd Aspinwall,
N. Y. Herald, May 14, 1870, 5
St.
Domingo
and Cuba- Popular Movements in New York, N. Y.
Herald, May 14, 1870, 6
Diego
and Gaspar Aguero Have Been Captured, New York Times,
May 14, 1870
Capture
of
Two Others of the Goicouria Party, New York Times,
May 14, 1870
St.
Domingo
and Cuba-- Popular Movements in New York, N. Y.
Herald, May 14, 1870, 6
Cuba:
Rumored
Departure of Ryan from the Island, N. Y. Herald,
May 14, 1870, 7
Cuba:
Capture
of Two of Goicouria's Companions, New York Tribune,
May 14, 1870, 1
Goicouria's
Two
Companions Executed, N. Y. Herald, May 15, 1870,
7
Concerning
Chinamen in Cuba, New York Times, May 15, 1870
Execution
of
the Aguero Brothers in Havana, New York Times,
May 15, 1870
Expedition
on
the Way to Cuba, New York Times, May 15, 1870
Cuba:
Captured
Cannon, N. Y. Herald, May 16, 1870, 7
Diego and
Gaspar Aguero were Garroted in Havana, New York
Times, May 16, 1870
Cuba:
Goicouria's
Companions Garroted, New York Tribune, May 16,
1870, 1
Si
Espaņa
Venciese, Estrella de Cuba (New York, NY), May
17, 1870, 4
Shall
Cuba
be Free? Mass Meeting at Irving Hall, N. Y. Herald,
May 17, 1870, 4
Cuba:
Goicouria's
Statement, N. Y. Herald, May 17, 1870, 4
Spain:
The
Cuban War Question, N. Y. Herald, May 17, 1870,
7
An
Appeal
from General Jordan to the Ladies of the City of New York,
N. Y. Herald, May 17, 1870, 10
Cuban
Demonstration at Irving Hall, New York Times,
May 17, 1870
The
Execution of Goicouria, New York Times, May 17,
1870
Spain:
The
Spanish Ministry Insist that the Cuban Rebellion is Ended,
New York Tribune, May 17, 1870, 1
Appeal
of
General Jordan to the Ladies of New York, New York
Tribune, May 17, 1870, 4
Cuba:
An
Appeal from Gen. Jordan to the Ladies of the City of New
York, New York Tribune, May 17, 1870, 5
Obituary:
Gaspar
Aguero Betancourt, N. Y. Herald, May 18, 1870, 3
Aid for
Cuban Women, New York Times, May 18, 1870
Cuba:
Reported
Death of Napolean Arango's Brothers, N. Y. Herald,
May 19, 1870, 7
The Release of
the Sisters Cudlipp and Mrs. Pratt, New York Times,
May 19, 1870
Another
Expedition off for Cuba, New York Times, May 19,
1870
Cuba:
Release
of Prisoners, New York Tribune, May 19, 1870, 1
Do
We
Respect Spain More Than Great Britain? New York
Tribune, May 19, 1870, 2
Two Steamers
Seized for Smuggling, New York Tribune, May 19,
1870, 2
Excitement
in
Havana Over the Discharge of Persons Accused of Killing
Castanon, N. Y. Herald, May 20, 1870, 4
Execution
of
a Cuban Patriot at Fort Cabanas, N. Y. Herald,
May 20, 1870, 7
Another
Execution:
A Plantar and Ex-Insurgent, New York Times, May
20, 1870
Cuba:
Another
Spanish Murder, New York Tribune, May 20, 1870,
1
Col.
Drake
De Kay, New York Tribune, May 20, 1870, 8
Cuba:
Slaves
Made Free, N. Y. Herald, May 21, 1870, 5
The
Castanon Murder, New York Times, May 21, 1870
Slaves
of Insurgents Who Have Aided the Spanish Cause Delcared Free,
New York Times, May 21, 1870
Cuba:
Slaves
Belonging to Insurgents Manumitted- Alleged Surrender of
Cubans, New York Tribune, May 21, 1870, 1
Mr.
Fish's
Neutrality, N. Y. Herald, May 22, 1870, 6
The
Case
of Consul Phillips, N. Y. Herald, May 22, 1870,
6
Destruction
of
a Powder Mill and Cannons, N. Y. Herald, May 22,
1870, 7
Return
of
Ex-Consul Phillips, N. Y. Herald, May 22, 1870,
10
Destruction
of
an Insurgent Powder Mill by Spanish Troops, New York
Times, May 22, 1870
Spanish
War
News from Cuba and President Grant's Diplomacy in Madrid,
N. Y. Herald, May 23, 1870, 5
Cuba:
Loss
of a Spanish Steamer, N. Y. Herald, May 23,
1870, 7
Spanish
War
News from Cuba and President Grant's Diplomacy in Madrid,
N.Y. Herald, May 23, 1870, 5
Execution
of
the Brothers Aguero, N. Y. Herald, May 23, 1870,
10
The
Capture, Trial, and Execution of the Brothers Aguero, New
York Times, May 23, 1870
A
Sharp Fight Between the Spaniards and the Insurgents in Cuba,
New York Times, May 23, 1870
Destruction
of
a Cuban Powder Mill, New York Tribune, May 21,
1870, 1
A
Foreigner Among the Insurgents, N. Y. Herald,
May 24, 1870, 4
Havana
Shipping
and Markets, N. Y. Herald, May 24, 1870, 7
The
Cuban
Question, N. Y. Herald, May 24, 1870, 7
An Inquiry in
the Cortes on Spanish Horrors in Cuba, New York
Times, May 24, 1870
Spain:
Cuban
Affairs in the Cortes, New York Tribune, May 24,
1870, 1
A
Gentleman's Observations from Cuba, N. Y. Herald,
May 25, 1870, 2
Washington:
The
Cuban Question in the House, N. Y. Herald, May
25, 1870, 3
Congress:
The
Shipping Bill and the Cuban Question, N. Y. Herald,
May 25, 1870, 6
History of
Consul Phillips by Gen. Garfield, New York Times,
May 25, 1870
XLIst
Congress-
2nd Session, New York Tribune, May 25, 1870, 2
Consul
Phillips
at Santiago de Cuba, New York Tribune, May 25,
1870, 4
Alleged
Consort
of the Upton, N. Y. Herald, May 26, 1870, 4
More
Executions
by the Spaniards, N. Y. Herald, May 26, 1870, 4
Sympathy
for
Cuba in Congress, N. Y. Herald, May 26, 1870, 6
Valmaseda
Denies Report That He and De Rodas Were On Bad Terms, New
York Times, May 26, 1870
A
Patriot Victory Concealed by the Spaniards, New York
Tribune, May 26, 1870, 1
Spanish
Vessels
Watching the Coast for Filibusters, N. Y. Herald,
May 27, 1870, 7
The
Cuban
Questions- General Bank's Report, N. Y. Herald,
May 27, 1870, 10
Release of the
Cuban Fillibustering Vessels, New York Times,
May 27, 1870
Row
Between Valmaseda and De Rodas is Pure Fiction, New
York Times, May 27, 1870
Gen.
Jordan in Washington, New York Times, May 27,
1870
Cuba:
Gen.
Jordan's Work at Washington, New York Tribune,
May 27, 1870, 1
Cuban
Steamer, N. Y. Herald, May 28, 1870, 5
The Steamer
Upton, New York Times, May 28, 1870
Enrique
Loynaz vs. Manuel Quesada, New York Times, May
28, 1870
Cuba:
The
Upton Expedition Ridiculed by the Spaniards, New
York Tribune, May 28, 1870, 1
Execution
of
Weyth and Speakman in Cuba, New York Tribune,
May 28, 1870, 4
Sagol
and
His Band Captured and Shot, N. Y. Herald, May
29, 1870, 3
Dinner
Tendered
to the Ex-Consul at Santiago de Cuba by Prominent Citizens,
N. Y. Herald, May 29, 1870, 7
The
Cuban
Policy, N. Y. Herald, May 30, 1870, 6
More
Cuban
Privateers, New York Tribune, May 30, 1870, 5
Capture
of a Son of Cespedes, New York Times, May 31,
1870
The
Ladies
of the Juntas de Cubanas, N. Y. Herald, May 31,
1870, 3
Communication
Between
Bayama and Manzanillo Closed, N. Y. Herald, May
31, 1870, 5
Cuba-
Congress,
The President, and his Secretary of State, N. Y.
Herald, May 31, 1870, 6
Sumner
on
Cuban Beligerency, N. Y. Herald, May 31, 1870, 7
President
Cespedes'
Son Captured, N. Y. Herald, May 31, 1870, 7
Cuba:
Capture
of Oscar Cespedes, New York Tribune, May 31,
1870, 1
Ladies
of
the Junta de Cubanas, New York Tribune, May 31,
1870, 4
Cuba:
Newspaper
Consolidation, N. Y. Herald, June 1, 1870, 9
Skirmish--
Volunteers Killed, New York Times, June 1, 1870
Cuba:
A
Skirmish- A Cuban Success, New York Tribune,
June 1, 1870, 1
Cuba:
Trouble
in the Western Part of the Island, N. Y. Herald,
June 2, 1870, 4
The
Cuban
Ladies of New York, N. Y. Herald, June 2, 1870,
10
Cuba: Text of
the Forthcoming Report of General Banks, N. Y.
Herald, June 3, 1870, 3, 10
General
Banks'
Report on Cuba, N. Y. Herald, June 3, 1870, 6
War
Despatches
From Cuba, N. Y. Herald, June 3, 1870, 7
Raffle
in
Aid of Suffering Women and Children of Cuba, N. Y.
Herald, June 3, 1870, 10
Execution of
Oscar Cespedes, New York Times, June 3, 1870
Matters at
Puerto Principe-- News From the Cinco Villas, New
York Times, June 3, 1870
Spanish
Policy Toward Cuban Insurgents, New York Times,
June 3, 1870
Cuba:
Execution
of Oscar Cespedes, New York Tribune, June 3,
1870, 1
The
Report
on the Committee of Foreign Affairs on Cuba, N. Y.
Herald, June 4, 1870, 6
Cespedes
and
Other Patriots Cited to Appear Before the Legal Tribunals,
N. Y. Herald, June 4, 1870, 8
Captain
General
Dulce Deposed by a Spanish Mob in Cuba, N. Y. Herald,
June 4, 1869, 7
Cuba:
Important
News from Camaguey- Cavada in Command of Camaguey, New
York
Tribune, June 4, 1870, 3
Cuba:
The
Cuelties of the Volunteers, New York Tribune,
June 4, 1870, 4
A
Protest, New York Tribune, June 4, 1870, 6
Effects
of
the Herald's Enterprise, N. Y. Herald, June 5,
1870, 3
The
Very
Latest Programme, N. Y. Herald, June 5, 1870, 5
General
Banks
is Puzzled, N. Y. Herald, June 5, 1870, 6
Gen.
Banks
Report on Cuba, N. Y. Herald, June 5, 1870, 6
Congress
and
Cuba, N. Y. Herald, June 6, 1870, 5
Cuban
Prospects
Brightening, N. Y. Herald, June 6, 1870, 6
The
Captain
General Reports the Capture of the Arms and Ammunition
Brought to the Cubans by the George B. Upton, N. Y.
Herald, June 6, 1870, 7
The Cuban
Question, New York Times, June 6, 1870
George B.
Upton Expedition, New York Times, June 6, 1870
Cuba:
Reported
Capture of a Portion of the Cargo of the George B. Upton,
New York Tribune, June 6, 1870, 1
The
Cuban
Question Before the House, N. Y. Herald, June 7,
1870, 3
The
Representative
of the Cuban Republic in this City, N. Y. Herald,
June 7, 1870, 4
Anticipated
Return
of the Captain General to Havana, N. Y. Herald,
June 7, 1870, 4
Curious
Cuban
Reports from Washington, N. Y. Herald, June 7,
1870, 6
The
Cuban
Representative Denies the Reported Bribery, N. Y.
Herald, June 7, 1870, 10
Allegations
of
Corruption and Bribery in Washington, N. Y. Herald,
June 7, 1870, 10
Cuba's
Daughters
in Council: The Sallow Loungers to Have an Example from the
Women, N. Y. Herald, June 7, 1870, 10
The Dissenting
Report on the Cuban Question Made to Congress, New
York Times, June 7, 1870
Skirmishes in
the Cinco Villas, New York Times, June 7, 1870
No
Cuban
Bribes Offered at Washington: To the Editor of the Tribune,
Letter from Jose Morales Lemus, New York Tribune,
June 7, 1870, 1
Denial
of
Improper Means Used to Induce the President to Proclaim
Belligerent Rights in Cuba, New York Tribune,
June 7, 1870, 4
The
Cuban
Ladies' League, New York Tribune, June 7, 1870,
5
The
Upton
Expedition Alright, N. Y. Herald, June 8, 1870,
4
The
Upton
Expedition- Reported Successful Landing, N. Y.
Herald, June 8, 1870, 6
The
Cuban
Lobby Investigation, N. Y. Herald, June 8, 1870,
6
The
Cuban Ladies and the Cuban Loungers, N. Y. Herald,
June 8, 1870, 6
The
Cuban
Lobby Investigation, N. Y. Herald, June 8, 1870,
7
The
Alleged
Fraudulent Use of Cuban Bonds in Washington, New
York Tribune, June 8, 1870, 1
Minority
Report
on the Cuban Question, New York Tribune, June 8,
1870, 4
Proposal
to
Recognize the Belligerency of the Cubans, New York
Tribune, June 8, 1870, 4
The
Charges
of Corruption by the Cuban Lobby Disproved, N. Y.
Herald, June 9, 1870, 3
The
Cuban
Bond Story, N. Y. Herald, June 9, 1870, 7
Quaker Guns
Captured in Cuba, New York Times, June 9, 1870
Washington:
Interesting
Debate in Connection with the San Domingo Purchase, New
York
Tribune, June 9, 1870, 1
The
Confidence
Agent, New York Tribune, June 9, 1870, 4
Sharp
Attack
by a Madrid Paper on the Administration in Cuba, N.
Y. Herald, June 10, 1870, 4
The
Mare's
Nest About the Cuban Bond Bribery in Washington, N.
Y. Herald, June 10, 1870, 6
Two
Queer
Points in Washington, N. Y. Herald, June 10,
1870, 6
Cuba:
Arrest
of Patriots, N. Y. Herald, June 10, 1870, 7
Capture of a
Son of Cespedes, New York Times, June 10, 1870
Three
Mysterious Prisoners, New York Times, June 10,
1870
Cuba:
Reported
Spanish Successes, New York Tribune, June 10,
1870, 1
The
Spanish
Story of Bribery and Corruption by the Cubans in Washington
is Again Denied, New York Tribune, June 10,
1870, 4
The
League
of the Daughters of Cuba, New York Tribune, June
10, 1870, 8
League
of
the Daughters of Cuba, N. Y. Herald, June 11,
1870, 4
A
Meeting of Ladies, N. Y. Herald, June 12, 1870,
3
Landing
of
the Cuban Steamer Upton, N. Y. Herald, June 13,
1870, 5
Release
of
the Cuban Privateer Hornet, N. Y. Herald, June
13, 1870, 7
The
Cuban
Lobby Mare's Nest, N. Y. Herald, June 13, 1870,
8
The Case of
the Hornet- Release of the Vessel By Order of the President,
New York Times, June 13, 1870
Three
Different Stories About the Upton Expedition, New
York Times, June 13, 1870
A
Message from the President on Cuban Affairs, New
York Tribune, June 14, 1870, 1
El
Sentimiento
del Pueblo Americano, Estrella de Cuba
(New York, NY), June 14, 1870, 4
The
President's
Message on the Conflict in Cuba, N. Y. Herald,
June 14, 1870, 3
Cuba:
Another
Raid on Foreign Residents, N. Y. Herald, June
14, 1870, 7
Rearrest of
Foreign Freemasons-- A Cuban Fort Captured, New York
Times, June 14, 1870
Grants Views
on the Cuban Question Fully Explained, New York
Times, June 14, 1870
The
President's
Message, New York Tribune, June 14, 1870, 4
Great
Speech
of General Banks on the Cuban Question, N. Y. Herald,
June 15, 1870, 3
The
Upton
Expedition, N. Y. Herald, June 15, 1870, 4
The
President's
Message and Congress on Cuban Affairs, N. Y. Herald,
June 15, 1870, 6
The Cuban
Question at Length Under Discussion in the House,
New York Times, June 15, 1870
Our
Cuban Policy (Editorial), New York Times,
June 15, 1870
Cuban
Affairs
in the House of Representatives- Gen. Butler and the Cuban
Bonds, New York Tribune, June 15, 1870, 1
XLIst
Congress,
2nd Session, New York Tribune, June 15, 1870, 2
Cuba:
Special
Messages, New York Tribune, June 15, 1870, 4
Continuation
of the Debate on Cuban Question in the House, New
York Times, June 16, 1870
An
Appeal
for Aid For the Women and Children of the Suffering Patriots,
New York Tribune, June 16, 1870, 1
Continuation
of the Debate on Cuban Affairs, New York Tribune,
June 16, 1870, 1
XLIst
Congress,
2nd Session, New York Tribune, June 16, 1870, 2
The
President's
Cuban Policy Sustained, N. Y. Herald, June 17,
1870, 3
Helping
the
Wretched, N. Y. Herald, June 17, 1870, 6
The
Cuban
Questions- General Grant, Congress, and the Republican Party,
N. Y. Herald, June 17, 1870, 6
An
Organization
Formed to Aid Suffering Cuban Women and Children, N.
Y. Herald, June 17, 1870, 7
Execution
of
Two Patriots--Guiteras and Peralta, N. Y. Herald,
June 17, 1870, 7
Further Facts
in Connection with the Upton Expedition-- Seizure by Aldama
Creditors, New York Times, June 17, 1870
Guiteras
and
Peralta Executed at Puerto Principe, New York Times,
June 17, 1870
The
President and Cuba (Editorial), New York Times,
June 17, 1870
Organization
of
the American Ladies' Aid Association for Cuban Women and
Children, New York Times, June 17, 1870
Cuba:
More
Executions- Prisoners Liberated by De Rodas, New
York Tribune, June 17, 1870, 1
Failure
of
the Upton Expedition to Cuba, New York Tribune,
June 17, 1870, 4
Talk, and
Voting on Cuba, New York Tribune, June 17, 1870,
4
Important,
if
by Authority, N. Y. Herald, June 18, 1870, 4
The
Havana
Press on President Grant's Late Message on Cuban
Matters, N. Y. Herald, June 18, 1870, 5
Senator
Sumner
Professes Friendship for Cuba, N. Y. Herald,
June 18, 1870, 8
The
Upton Expedition Surprise, New York Times, June
18, 1870
President
Grant's
Message- The Unfortunate Upton Expedition, New York
Tribune, June 18, 1870, 1
Action
of
the House on the Cuban Question Displeases Some of its
Critics, New York Tribune, June 18, 1870, 4
Special
Committee to Cuba to Examine the Condition of the Island,
New York Tribune, June 18, 1870, 4
The Next Step,
New York Tribune, June 18, 1870, 4
A
Search for Cuban Leaders, N. Y. Herald, June 21,
1870, 4
Successful
Landing
of Men and Arms, N. Y. Herald, June 21, 1870, 5
Operations in
the Central Depertment, New York Times, June 21,
1870
A Second
Landing By the George B. Upton, New York Times,
June 21, 1870
Further
Particular's
of the George B. Upton Expedition, New York Tribune,
June 21, 1870, 1
The
Steamer
Geo. B. Upton Succeeded on Her Second Trip in Safely Landing
Supplies and Men in Cuba, New York Tribune, June
21, 1870, 4
The
Cuban
Bond Scandal, N. Y. Herald, June 22, 1870, 5
The
Hornet Allowed to Proceed to New York-- An Ex-Confederate in
Command, New York Times, June 22, 1870
Cuba:
The
Privateer Hornet Permitted to Visit New York, New
York Tribune, June 22, 1870, 1
Release
of
the Arrested Freemasons, N. Y. Herald, June 23,
1870, 7
The
Reconstructed Voz de Cuba, New York Times, June
23, 1870
The
Site
of the First Landing of Arms From the Upton in Cuba, New
York Tribune, June 23, 1870, 1
The
Cuban
Question Under a New Phase, N. Y. Herald, June
24, 1870, 3
Epidemic
Diseases
in Cuba, N. Y. Herald, June 24, 1870, 6
The
United
States- Spain and the Island of Cuba, N. Y. Herald,
June 24, 1870, 6
Congress-
Cuba,
John Chinaman, and Georgia, N. Y. Herald, June
24, 1870, 6
Cholera
in
Cuba, N. Y. Herald, June 24, 1870, 7
Asiatic
Cholera and Small-Pox in Havana, New York Times,
June 24, 1870
The
George B. Upton, The Cargo and Her Doings, New York
Times, June 24, 1870
Cuba:
American
Citizens to be Protected, New York Tribune, June
24, 1870, 1
Washington:
Cuban Affairs in the Senate, New York Tribune,
June 24, 1870, 1
Cuba: A New
Commander for the Eastern Department- Valmaseda, New
York Tribune, June 24, 1870, 1
Epidemic
Diseases
and Cholera, N. Y. Herald, June 25, 1870, 4
The
Last
Days of Slavery, New York Tribune, June 25,
1870, 4
Spanish
Butcheries
in Cuba, N. Y. Herald, June 26, 1870, 5
De
Rodas
Says He Captured the Second Cargo of the Upton, N.
Y. Herald, June 26, 1870, 7
Reception
by
the President of the Ex-acting Consul at Santiago de Cuba,
N. Y. Herald, June 26, 1870, 8
De Rodas
Captures Second Cargo Landed by the Steamer Upton, New
York Times, June 26, 1870
Room
of a Cuban Patriot Entered and a Mass of Correspondence
Stolen, New York Times, June 26, 1870
Mr.
Sumner on Cuba, New York Times, June 26, 1870
Cuba:
The
Captain General and the Freemasons, N. Y. Herald,
June 28, 1870, 7
Gen. De
Rodas Not a Freemason, New York Times, June 28,
1870
Cuba:
Seventeen
Death Sentences Committed, New York Tribune,
June 28, 1870, 1
Obituary:
Senor
C. Jose Morales Lemus, N. Y. Herald, June 29,
1870, 3
Spanish
Accounts
of the Second Landing of the Upton, N. Y. Herald,
June 29, 1870, 4
Our
Cuban
Correspondence, N. Y. Herald, June 29, 1870, 6
Gonzales
Junco,
a Cuban Leader, Surrenders, N. Y. Herald, June
29, 1870, 7
The Insurgents
Near Colon-- The Capture of the Upton's Cargo, New
York Times, June 29, 1870
Trail
and
Execution of Pardoned Cuban Gonzalez Junco, New York
Times, June 29, 1870
How
the
Spaniards Keep Faith With Cubans Who Surrender, New
York Tribune, June 29, 1870, 1
Obituary:
Senor
C. Jose Morales Lemus, New York Tribune, June
30, 1870, 1
Cuba: Spanish
Justice as Administered in the Island, New York
Tribune, June 30, 1870, 1
Our
Correspondence from Cuba, N. Y. Herald, July 1,
1870, 6
Despondency
of
the Spaniards, N. Y. Herald, July 1, 1870, 8
The
Jurisdiction
of Sancti Spiritu Invaded by the Insurgents, N. Y.
Herald, July 1, 1870, 8
Bembeta
Invades the Western Department with 600 Insurgents, New
York Times, July 1, 1870
Cuba:
Sancti
Spiritu Invaded by the Cubans, New York Tribune,
July 1, 1870, 1
Resisting
Conscription-- Watchtowers, New York Times, July
2, 1870
Cuba:
Planters
Agreeing
to the Abolition of Slavery, N. Y. Herald, July
3, 1870, 7
The Abolition
of Slavery, New York Times, July 3, 1870
Atrocities of
War, New York Times, July 4, 1870
Cuba:
Planters
Advocating Abolition, New York Tribune, July 4,
1870, 1
Effect
of
Senator Sumner's Resolutions in Havana, N. Y. Herald,
July 5, 1870, 5
The
Insurgents
Near Puerto Principe, N. Y. Herald, July 5,
1870, 7
A Fight
Near Puerto Principe-- Col. Lono Killed, New York
Times, July 5, 1870
Spain
Will
Permit No Interference, N. Y. Herald, July 5,
1870, 5
Cuba:
Fighting
in Puerto Principe, New York Tribune, July 5,
1870, 8
Cuba:
How
the Fourth of July was Celebrated, N. Y. Herald,
July 6, 1870, 7
Cuba:
Women
Imprisoned for Permitting Husbands and Brothers to Return
Home, New York Tribune, July 6, 1870, 1
Mass
Meeting
in Aid of the Poor Women and Children in Cuba, New
York Tribune, July 6, 1870, 4
Sisters
of
the Stranger Aided Persons from Cuba, New York
Tribune, July 6, 1870, 8
Cuba:
Spanish
Opposition to Emancipation, N. Y. Herald, July
7, 1870, 4
The
Latest
Cuban News, N. Y. Herald, July 7, 1870, 6
In
Aid
of the Destitute Women and Children of Cuba, N. Y.
Herald, July 7, 1870, 10
For
Suffering
Cuba: Mass Meeting at the Brooklyn Academy, N. Y.
Herald, July 8, 1870, 4
Spanish
Opinions
on Cuban Affairs, New York Tribune, July 7,
1870, 1
Castellar's
Speech
in the Spanish Cortes Advocating Abolition of Slavery in
Spanish Colonies, New York Tribune, July 7,
1870, 4
Very
Important
News from Cuba, N. Y. Herald, July 8, 1870, 4
Defeat
of
the Spanish Troops in Several Engagements, N. Y.
Herald, July 8, 1870, 5
Bembeta
Holds His Ground Near Sancti Spiritus, New York
Times, July 8, 1870
Arrival of De
Rodas At Havana, New York Times, July 8, 1870
Mass
Meeting in Brooklyn-- Addresses by Gen. Jordan and Others,
New York Times, July 8, 1870
Cuba:
Spaniards
Defeated in Several Engagements, New York Tribune,
July 8, 1870, 1
Castellar's
Speech:
Debate in the Spanish Cortes on the Abolition of Slavery in
the Colonies, New York Tribune, July 8, 1870, 1
Free Cuba:
Mass Meeting in Brooklyn, New York Tribune, July
8, 1870, 4, 5
A
Card from the Cuban Commander-in-Chief Thomas Jordan, New
York Tribune, July 9, 1870, 1
Insurgents
in
Large Force at Santiago, N. Y. Herald, July 10,
1870, 4
General
Arango
to Return to Puerto Principe, N. Y. Herald, July
10, 1870, 7
Gen. Ramon
Arango's Movements, New York Times, July 10,
1870
The
Outrages
on American's in Cuba, N. Y. Herald, July 11,
1870, 6
Cuba:
A
Big Scare, N. Y. Herald, July 11, 1870, 7
The
Spanish
Outrages on Americans, N. Y. Herald, July 11,
1870, 10
An Explosion
in the Sewer's Opposite the Capt.-Gen.'s Palace, New
York Times, July 11, 1870
Inhumanity
of
the Spaniards on the Island of Cuba, New York
Tribune, July 11, 1870, 4
France and
Cuba, New York Tribune, July 11, 1870, 4
Cuba:
Official Report of the Alleged Outrages on American Citizens,
New York Tribune, July 11, 1870, 4, 5
The
Fourth
of July in Havana, N. Y. Herald, July 12, 1870,
4
Cuba:
Fight
Near Moron, N. Y. Herald, July 12, 1870, 7
Arrival of the
Cable Fleet at Cienfuegos, New York Times, July
12, 1870
An Arrest
in the Cuban Bond Robbery, New York Times, July
12, 1870
Death of
Col. Lono, New York Times, July 12, 1870
The
Cuban
Indictment, New York Tribune, July 12, 1870, 4
Gen. Jordan
Replies to Our Comments of Yesterday, New York
Tribune, July 12, 1870, 4
Cuba:
Arrival
of the West India Cable Fleet at Cienfuegos, New
York Tribune, July 12, 1870, 8
Cuba and the
Monroe Doctrine, New York Tribune, July 12,
1870, 8, 1
Cuba:
Certain
Fines on Vessels to be Refunded, N. Y. Herald,
July 13, 1870, 4
Cuba:
Meeting
of Prominent Slave Holders, N. Y. Herald, July
13, 1870, 7
Meeting of
Prominent Slaveholders in Havana, New York Times,
July 13, 1870
Gen.
Goyeneche Relieved Gen. Portillo of the Command of the Cinco
Villas District, New York Times, July 13, 1870
Cuba:
Progress
of the Abolition Movement, New York Tribune,
July 13, 1870, 1
Important
Letters
and Other Documents Captured by the Spaniards, New
York Times, July 14, 1870
Cuba:
Latest
Details of Rebel Victories and Spanish Assassinations, New
York
Tribune, July 14, 1870, 1
The
Situation
in the Central Department, N. Y. Herald, July
15, 1870, 7
Cuba:
A
Fair Opening for Independence, N. Y. Herald,
July 16, 1870, 4
Cuba:
Cuban
Victory in the Cinco Villas, New York Tribune,
July 15, 1870, 1
Cubans
in
America: Imbecility of the Cuban Junta Exposed, New
York Tribune, July 15, 1870, 2
Mr.
Fish
Protests Against the Spanish Declaration of Emancipation,
New York Tribune, July 15, 1870, 4
Imbecility of
the Cuban Junta in New York, New York Tribune,
July 15, 1870, 4
Return
of
Quesada from Europe, N. Y. Herald, July 17,
1870, 3
Return
of
the Captain General and End of the Campaign, N. Y.
Herald, July 17, 1870, 8
Cuba:
More
Confiscations and Assassinations- List of Killed in Recent
Battles, N. Y. Herald, July 18, 1870, 2
Antagonism
Towards
Captain General De Rodas, N. Y. Herald, July 19,
1870, 4
The
Slavery
Question in Cuba, N. Y. Herald, July 20, 1870, 4
The Slavery
Question, New York Times, July 19, 1870
Embargoed
Property of the Cubans, The Insurrection in the Camaguey,
New York Times, July 19, 1870
The
Cuban
Junta Quarrel, N. Y. Herald, July 19, 1870, 2
A
Judicial Refusal to Recoginize Cuba, New York Times,
July 21, 1870
The
Ex-General-in-Chief
in the Armies of Cuba in Court, New York Tribune,
July 21, 1870, 1
Cuba:
Drum-Head
Court-Martials Abolished, New York Tribune, July
21, 1870, 5
Spanish
Victories
in the Eastern Department, N. Y. Herald, July
22, 1870, 7
Loss
of
American Brig J. D. Lincoln, N. Y. Herald, July
22, 1870, 11
The Rebellion
Dying Out, New York Times, July 22, 1870
Cuba:
Rumored
Plot to Blow Up the Governor-General's Palace, New
York Tribune, July 22, 1870, 5
Laying the New
Ocean Cable, New York Times, July 23, 1870
Cuba:
Important
Message from President Cespedes- The Attempt to Blow Up the
Palace, New York Tribune, July 23, 1870, 5
De
Rodas
Declines Reinforcements from Spain, N. Y. Herald,
July 25, 1870, 10
Denial of the
Reported Massacre at Remedios, New York Times,
July 25, 1870
Cuba:
The
Remedios Massacre Contradicted, New York Tribune,
July 25, 1870, 5
Reported
Assassination
of a Cuban General, N. Y. Herald, July 26, 1870,
7
Reported
Assassination of Gen. Cornelio Porro, New York Times,
July 26, 1870
Cuban
General
Cornelio Porro Assassinated by his Men, New York
Tribune, July 26, 1870, 1
Spanish
Ideas
Regarding Probable European War, N. Y. Herald,
July 27, 1870, 11
Heavy Cuban
Losses in the Recent Engagement, New York Times,
July 27, 1870
Removal of
Inhabitants to Camps and Cities, New York Times,
July 27, 1870
The New Cable
Project, New York Times, July 27, 1870
Refusal
of
the Spanish Cortes to Abolish Slavery in the Colonies of
Cuba and Puerto Rico, New York Tribune, July 27,
1870, 4
The Abolition
of Slavery in the Spanish Colonies- Diplomatic
Correspondence, New York Tribune, July 27, 1870,
4, 5
The
United
States and Cuba, Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
(Cincinnati, OH), July 28, 1870, 6
Cuba:
Weyler's
Campaign- Captures Females, But No Insurgents, New
York Tribune, July 28, 1870, 8
Cuba:
Carlos
Garcia Honorably Discharged, N. Y. Herald, July
29, 1870, 7
A
South American League to Aid the Cubans, New York
Tribune, July 29, 1870, 5
The
West
India Telegraph Cable, N. Y. Herald, July 30,
1870, 3
South
American
Coalition Against Spain, N. Y. Herald, July 30,
1870, 4
The
Spanish
Cortes and the Cuban Volunteers, N. Y. Herald,
July 30, 1870, 5
Sword
Presentation
to General Quesada, N. Y. Herald, July 30, 1870,
6
Secret History
of a Counter-Revolutionary Movement, New York Times,
July 30, 1870
Cuba:
General
Gen. Quesada Presented with a Sword, New York
Tribune, July 30, 1870, 1
Progress
of
the Insurrection, N. Y. Herald, July 31, 1870, 8
Cuba:
Spanish
Bank Notes, N. Y. Herald, July 31, 1870, 8
Progress of
the New Cuban Cable, New York Times, July 31,
1870
Spain:
The
Cuban Question, N. Y. Herald, Aug. 2, 1870, 7
Large
Reinforcements Demanded by De Rodas, New York Times,
Aug. 2, 1870
The
Dissentions Among Insurgent Leaders, New York Times,
Aug. 2, 1870
The
Cuban
Junta, Gen. Quesada, and the New Party Opposing Both, New
York
Tribune, Aug. 2, 1870, 1
A
Female Partisan Leader of the Insurgents Killed, N.
Y. Herald, Aug. 3, 1870, 11
Indemnification
Demanded From Washington For Outrages in Cuba Upon American
Citizens, New York Times, Aug. 3, 1870
Washington
Calls
Upon the Spanish Government for Indemnity for Certain
American Citizens Expelled from Cuba, New York
Tribune, Aug. 3, 1870, 4
Gen.
De
Rodas is a Partisan of the Bourbons, New York
Tribune, Aug. 3, 1870, 4
Chinese
Massacre
in Cuba, New York Tribune, Aug. 3, 1870, 5
Surrender
of
Castellanos at Puerto Principe, N. Y. Herald,
Aug. 4, 1870, 4
Insuregent
General
Frederico Castellanos Surrendered at Puerto Principe, New
York
Times, Aug. 4, 1870
Gen.
Rodas and the Commercial Interests, New York Times,
Aug. 4, 1870
Spain:
Reinforcements
for Cuba, New York Tribune, Aug. 4, 1870, 4
Cuba:
Col.
Ryan's Official Report of Victory, New York Tribune,
Aug. 4, 1870, 5
Cuba:
Deputy
Quintana and the Volunteers, New York Tribune,
Aug. 5, 1870, 5
Movements
of
the United States Warships, N. Y. Herald, Aug.
6, 1870, 5
The Steamer
Lillian, New York Times, Aug. 6, 1870
Communication
from
General Jordan, N. Y. Herald, Aug. 7, 1870, 8
The
West
India Cable Expedition, N. Y. Herald, Aug. 8,
1870, 3
Spanish
Minister in Washington, New York Times, Aug. 8,
1870
How
the
Work of Laying the West India Cable Progresses, N.
Y. Herald, Aug. 9, 1870, 7
The New Cuban
Cable, New York Times, Aug. 9, 1870
Cuba:
Dissensions
Among the Cuban Agents in this Country, New York
Tribune, Aug. 9, 1870, 2
The
West
India Cable: The Work Goes Bravely On, N. Y. Herald,
Aug. 10, 1870, 5
Cuba:
Inactivity
on Both Sides, N. Y. Herald, Aug. 10, 1870, 5
Surrender
of
Frederico Castellanos, New York Times, Aug. 11,
1870
One
Hundred
Insurgents Killed, N. Y. Herald, Aug. 12, 1870,
5
One Hundred
Insurgents Killed in Different Engagements in Santiago de
Cuba, New York Times, Aug. 12, 1870
Cuba:
Spanish
Reports of Cuban Losses, New York Tribune, Aug.
12, 1870, 8
Spanish
Reports
About Cuban Leaders, N. Y. Herald, Aug. 14,
1870, 7
Execution of
Gen. Federico Castellanos, New York Times, Aug.
14, 1870
Not the
Slightest Mention of Bembeta or Cavada and Their Forces,
New York Times, Aug. 15, 1870
Captain-General
De
Rodas Estimates His Losses of Spanish Troops in Cuba During
the Month of September at 3,000, New York Tribune,
Aug. 15, 1870, 4
Reports
About
Cuban Leaders- De Rodas Applies for Troops from Spain, New
York
Tribune, Aug. 15, 1870, 5
Fifteen
Thousand
Spanish Troops to End the Insurrection, N. Y. Herald,
Aug. 16, 1870, 7
The
Reported
Treachery of Cuban Leaders, N. Y. Herald, Aug.
16, 1870, 8
15,000
Soldiers Sent to Cuba if the Revolt is Not Ended by Sept.
1st, New York Times, Aug. 16, 1870
Cuba:
Reinforcements
from Spain, New York Tribune, Aug. 16, 1870, 5
Departure
of
General Ryan from Cuba, N. Y. Herald, Aug. 17,
1870, 10
Gen. Ryan
at Key West-- The Cuban Cable, New York Times,
Aug. 17, 1870
Capt.-Gen.
De
Rodas a Spanish Dictator in Cuba for Months Past, New
York Tribune, Aug. 17, 1870, 4
Cuba:
Arrival
of Gen. Ryan at Key West- His Report of Cuban Successes,
New York Tribune, Aug. 17, 1870, 5
Volunteers
Endorsing
General Rodas, N. Y. Herald, Aug. 18, 1870, 11
Interview
with
Gen. Federico Castellanos, New York Times, Aug.
18, 1870
Emancipation
of
Cuban Slaves, New York Tribune, Aug. 18, 1870, 5
The
Cuban
Question, N. Y. Herald, Aug. 19, 1870, 7
The
Chiefs
of the Spanish Volunteers in Cuba Have Resolved that the
Spanish Decree of Emancipation Shall Not Go into Operation,
New York Tribune, Aug. 19, 1870, 4
De
Rodas
and the Cuban Volunteers Refuse to Execute the Decrees of
Spain, New York Tribune, Aug. 19, 1870, 5
The
New
Trouble in Cuba, N. Y. Herald, Aug. 20, 1870, 6
The
Alleged
Cuban Transport, N. Y. Herald, Aug. 23, 1870, 8
Cubans Still
Hopeful, New York Times, Aug. 23, 1870
Cuba:
Valmaseda's
Movements- Death of Marmol, New York Tribune,
Aug. 23, 1870, 8
The
Rebel
Secretary of War Said to be Killed, N. Y. Herald,
Aug. 24, 1870, 7
Gen.
Pedro Figueredo and Gen. Rodrigo Tamayo Executed, New
York Times, Aug. 24, 1870
Cuba:
Alleged
Successes of the Spanish Troops, New York Tribune,
Aug. 24, 1870, 5
Obituary: Gen.
Marmol, New York Tribune, Aug. 24, 1870, 5
Cuba: The
Eastern Department Full of Insurrection, New
York Tribune, Aug. 25, 1870, 5
Condition
of
Trinidad, N. Y. Herald, Aug. 25, 1870, 5
Cuba:
Arrival
of a Spanish Agent to Open Negotiations, New York
Tribune, Aug. 26, 1870, 5
Cuban
News, N. Y. Herald, Aug. 27, 1870, 6
Arrest
of
General Ryan, N. Y. Herald, Aug. 27, 1870, 10
The
Diaz-Quintero
Excitement Abating, N. Y. Herald, Aug. 27, 1870,
11
Cuban
Successes-
The Spaniards Retire from Puerto Principe, New York
Tribune, Aug. 27, 1870, 5
The
Case
of General Ryan, N. Y. Herald, Aug. 28, 1870, 6
Reception
of
the West India Cable Expedition in the Harbor of Santiago de
Cuba, N. Y. Herald, Aug. 28, 1870, 8
Letter
From Nicolas Azcarate, New York Times, Aug. 28,
1870
The Panama and
Havana Cable, New York Times, Aug. 29, 1870
Cuba:
Seņor
Azcarate Not An Agent of Spain, New York Tribune,
Aug. 29, 1870, 5
General
Ryan's
Cuban Mission, N. Y. Herald, Aug. 30, 1870, 7
Cuba:
General
Ryan's Bail Bond, New York Tribune, Aug. 30,
1870, 5
Cuba:
Movements
of Troops, N. Y. Herald, Aug. 31, 1870, 5
Completion of
the Panama and West India Telegraph Cable, New York
Times, Aug. 31, 1870
Cuba:
More
Spanish Barbarities, New York Tribune, Sept. 1,
1870, 5
Law
Relating
to Foreigners on Spanish Soil, N. Y. Herald,
Sept. 2, 1870, 5
Rejoicings
at
Santiago de Cuba at the Landing of the Telegraphic Cable
from Havana, N. Y. Herald, Sept. 2, 1870, 7
Gen. Caballero
de Rodas Has Sent in His Resignation, New York Times,
Sept. 2, 1870
Late War
News, New York Times, Sept. 2, 1870
Cuba:
Continued
Destruction of the Sugar Estates, New York Tribune,
Sept. 2, 1870, 5
Cuba-
De
Rodas Wants More Troops, N. Y. Herald, Sept. 3,
1870, 7
Cuba:
Valmaseda's
Official Report of Late Operations, New York Tribune,
Sept. 3, 1870, 5
More
Plantations
Burned By the Insurgents, N. Y. Herald, Sept. 5,
1870, 10
Cuba:
A
Plantation Burned, New York Tribune, Sept. 5,
1870, 1
More
Destruction
of Property, N. Y. Herald, Sept. 6, 1870, 6
More
Reports
About the Killing and Surrender of Insurgents, N. Y.
Herald, Sept. 8, 1870, 7
Cuba:
Opinions
Respecting the Volunteers and Their Action, N. Y.
Herald, Sept. 8, 1870, 8
Small
Engagement in the Cinco Villas, New York Times,
Sept. 8, 1870
Gen. Caro
Surrendered, New York Times, Sept. 8, 1870
Cuba:
Spanish
Reports of Operations in the Field, New York Tribune,
Sept. 8, 1870, 5
Cuban
Greeting
to the French Republic, N. Y. Herald, Sept. 10,
1870, 3
Memorial
of
the Cuban League to the New York Republican State Convention,
N. Y. Herald, Sept. 10, 1870, 5
Memorial
of
the Cuban League to the New York Republican Convention,
N. Y. Herald, Sept. 10, 1870, 5
Spain:
Troops
for Cuba, N. Y. Herald, Sept. 12, 1870, 7
The
Rebels Burned the Property of Gen. Porro and Mr. Price,
New York Times, Sept. 12, 1870
Spain:
Reinforcements
for Cuba, New York Tribune, Sept. 12, 1870, 4
Franco-Irish
War
Meeting, N. Y. Herald, Sept. 13, 1870, 3
Spain
and
Cuba, N. Y. Herald, Sept. 13, 1870, 6
Telegraphic
Communication
Between Havana and Santiago de Cuba, N. Y. Herald,
Sept. 13, 1870, 7
Cuba:
Cholera
Increasing, New York Tribune, Sept. 13,
1870, 1
Dissensions
Among
Spaniards, N. Y. Herald, Sept. 14, 1870, 4
A
Fight for the Flag, N. Y. Herald, Sept. 14,
1870, 4
Death
of
Consul Parsons, N. Y. Herald, Sept. 14, 1870, 7
Spanish Gen.
Aguilar Near Death, New York Times, Sept. 14,
1870
Cirilo
Villaverde
vs. Diego Diaz over Cuban Flag, New York Times,
Sept. 14, 1870
The
American
Cuban League, N. Y. Herald, Sept. 15, 1870, 3
The
Cuban
League, New York Tribune, Sept. 16, 1870, 5
De
Rodas
and the Slavery Question, N. Y. Herald, Sept.
20, 1870, 7
Capture
of
the Cuban Steamer Salvador, New York Tribune,
Sept. 20, 1870, 1
Cuba:
Reported
Landing of Two Expeditions, N. Y. Herald, Sept.
21, 1870, 4
Ravages
of
the Cholera in Havana, N. Y. Herald, Sept. 21,
1870, 7
Cuba:
The
Rebellion Active in Trinidad, New York Tribune,
Sept. 21, 1870, 1
Capture
of
Two Suspicious Schooners, N. Y. Herald, Sept.
22, 1870, 7
Two
Cuban
Filibuster Schooners Captured, New York Tribune,
Sept. 22, 1870, 1
Successful
Landing
of the Salvador, N. Y. Herald, Sept. 23, 1870, 7
Cuba:
Successful
Spanish Expeditions- Destruction of Salt-Works, and Other
Buildings of the Insurgents, New York Tribune,
Sept. 23, 1870, 1
The
Abolition
Question in Cuba, N. Y. Herald, Sept. 24, 1870,
6
Spain:
The
Death Ravages of Vomito- The Disease Imported from Cuba,
N. Y. Herald, Sept. 24, 1870, 7
Cuba:
The
Vomito and Cholera, N. Y. Herald, Sept. 24,
1870, 7
Ravages of the
Vomito and Cholera, New York Times, Sept. 24,
1870
Cuba:
Spanish
Reports of Operations in the Field, New York Tribune,
Sept. 24, 1870, 3
Filibusters
Afloat, N. Y. Herald, Sept. 25, 1870, 3
Capture,
Trial,
and Execution of the Young Cuban Patriot: Louis Ayesteran,
N. Y. Herald, Sept. 25, 1870, 7
Iberian Union,
New York Times, Sept. 25, 1870
Execution
of
Cuban Representative Luis Ayestaran, New York Times,
Sept. 25, 1870
Bembeta and
Roloff in the Cinco Villas, New York Times,
Sept. 26, 1870
Indemnity for
American Losses, New York Times, Sept. 26, 1870
Aid
for
Cuba, New York Tribune, Sept. 26, 1870, 5
Spain:
Untrustworthy Reports from De Rodas, New York
Tribune, Sept. 26, 1870, 5
The
Cuban
Insurgents Active, N. Y. Herald, Sept. 27,
1870, 6
Cubans
Surrounding
Santiago de Cuba, N. Y. Herald, Sept. 27, 1870,
7
Capture
and
Execution of the Young Cuban Patriot Ayesteran, New
York Tribune, Sept. 27, 1870, 1
De Rodas,
Captain-General of Cuba, Informed by the Spanish Government
that His Resignation will be Accepted, New York
Tribune, Sept. 27, 1870, 1
Many
Insurgents in Santiago de Cuba, New York Tribune,
Sept. 27, 1870, 1
Sickness
in
Havana, N. Y. Herald, Sept. 28, 1870, 7
Capture
of
the Steamship Salvador and Military Supplies, N. Y.
Herald, Sept. 29, 1870, 1
Slave
Labor
in Cuba, N. Y. Herald, Sept. 29, 1870, 7
Cuba:
The
American Seaman Laid Up With Vomito in Hospital, N.
Y. Herald, Sept. 29, 1870, 7
Landing
of
the San Salvador Expedition, N. Y. Herald, Sept.
29, 1870, 7
The
Execution
of Don Luis Ayesteran in Havana, N. Y. Herald,
Sept. 29, 1870, 7
The
Cuban Flag Litigation, New York Times, Sept. 29,
1870
Cuba: Capture
of the Steamship Salvador and Military Supplies, New
York Tribune, Sept. 29, 1870, 1
Cuba:
American
Consul Recognized, N. Y. Herald, Sept. 30, 1870,
7
Jose Ferrer de
Conto El Cronista Editor Arrested, New York Times,
Sept. 30, 1870
Arrest
of
the Editor of the New York Cronista, N. Y. Herald,
Sept. 30, 1870, 7
Cuba:
The
Provisions of the Emancipation Law to be Executed, New
York Tribune, Sept. 30, 1870, 1
What the World
Thinks About Cuba: Cubans Lack Patriotism, New York
Tribune, Oct. 1, 1870, 4
"And
Where
Am I to Go?" New York Tribune, Oct. 1, 1870, 6
Fearful
Ravages
of the Vomito, N. Y. Herald, Oct. 2, 1870, 7
Promulgation
of
the Cuban Emancipation Law in Spain, N. Y. Herald,
Oct. 3, 1870, 7
Spain:
Emancipation
in Cuba, New York Tribune, Oct. 3, 1870, 1
Aid
for
Cuba, New York Tribune, Oct. 4, 1870, 2
The
Cuban
Artisans Club, New York Tribune, Oct. 4, 1870, 5
Requiem
Mass
for Luis Ayesteran, N. Y. Herald, Oct. 5, 1870,
3
A
New Captain General for Cuba, N. Y. Herald, Oct.
5, 1870, 7
Cuba:
Landing
of the Salvador- De Rodas Insists on Resigning, New
York Tribune, Oct. 5, 1870, 1
Gen.
De
Rodas Permitted to Resign, New York Tribune,
Oct. 5, 1870, 4
General
Don
Fernando-Fernandez de Cordova, N. Y. Herald,
Oct. 6, 1870, 6
Luis Ayestaran
Garroted at Fort Principe, New York Times,
Oct. 6, 1870
Cuba:
Destruction
of Property in the Jurisdiction of Santiago de Cuba, New
York
Tribune, Oct. 6, 1870, 1
Even
if
Congress Should Pass a Resolution of Sympathy With the Cuban
Insurgents, the Executive Would Not Be Bound to It, New
York Tribune, Oct. 6, 1870, 4
The
Ayesteran
Requiem, New York Tribune, Oct. 6, 1870, 3
The
Situation
in Cuba, N. Y. Herald, Oct. 7, 1870, 6
In
Memoriam
for All Cubans, N. Y. Herald, Oct. 7, 1870, 7
Cuba:
Gradual
Abolition of Slavery, N. Y. Herald, Oct. 7,
1870, 8
The
Cubans
in New York City Intend to Celebrate the Second Anniversary
of the Revolution in Their Country, New York Tribune,
Oct. 7, 1870, 4
The Hornet
Fillibuster Steamer, New York Times, Oct. 8,
1870
Seizure
of
the Hornet: Another Trial for Cuba, New York Tribune,
Oct. 8, 1870, 3
Cuba
Again-
An Appeal, New York Tribune, Oct. 8, 1870, 5
The
New
Captain General of Cuba, N. Y. Herald, Oct. 9,
1870, 7
The
Case
of Colonel Ryan, N. Y. Herald, Oct. 10, 1870, 4
Celebration
To-day
of the Anniversary of the Independence of Cuba, N.
Y. Herald, Oct. 10, 1870, 6
Cuban
Emancipation Announced a Fraud in Spain, New York
Times, Oct. 10, 1870
Aid for
Cuban Women and Children, New York Times, Oct.
10, 1870
Anniversary
Celebration
of the Uprising in Cuba, N. Y. Herald, Oct. 11,
1870, 6
The Cuban
Demonstration, N. Y. Herald, Oct. 11, 1870, 6
Free Cuba:
Celebration of the Second Anniversary of the Uprising in
Cuba, New York Tribune, Oct. 11, 1870, 1
Cuba: The
Struggle and the Prospect, New York Tribune,
Oct. 11, 1870, 4
The Steamer
Hornet, New York Tribune, Oct. 11, 1870, 5
Views of the
Cuban General-in-Chief, Letter to the Editor of the Tribune
by Thomas Jordan, New York Tribune, Oct. 12,
1870, 2
Presidential
Warning
to Fenians and Cubans, N. Y. Herald, Oct. 14,
1870, 6
Cuba: Fighting
on the Southern Coast, New York Tribune, Oct.
15, 1870, 3
The
Cuban
Junta Dissolved, N. Y. Herald, Oct. 16, 1870, 9
Fresh
Troops
from Spain, N. Y. Herald, Oct. 17, 1870, 7
Arrival of
Troops at Havana, New York Times, Oct. 17, 1870
Meeting
of the Cuba Junta-- Reply to the President's Neutrality
Proclamation, New York Times, Oct. 17, 1870
The Cuban
Junta Dissolved, New York Tribune, Oct. 17,
1870, 1
A
Disasterous West Indian Hurricane, N. Y.
Herald, Oct. 18, 1870, 6
De
Rodas'
Order Liberating Slaves, N. Y. Herald, Oct. 18,
1870, 7
The Hurricane
in the Gulf, N. Y. Herald, Oct. 18, 1870, 7
Additional
Details of the Hurricane, N. Y. Herald, Oct. 18,
1870, 7
Terrible
Hurricane, New York Times, Oct. 18, 1870
The Cuban
Hurricane, New York Times, Oct. 18, 1870
Hurricane
in
Havana, New York Times, Oct. 18, 1870
Terrible
Hurricane: Great Tidal Wave at Matanzas, New York
Tribune, Oct. 18, 1870, 1
The Elements,
Too, Are the Enemies of Cuba, New York Tribune,
Oct. 18, 1870, 4
The Last of
the Cuban Junta-- The Law Respected, New York Times,
Oct. 20, 1870
The
Case
of Colonel Ryan, of Cuba Notoriety, N. Y. Herald,
Oct. 21, 1870, 8
Cuba: Spanish
Testimony to Revolutionary Success, New York Tribune,
Oct. 21, 1870, 1
Spain:
Cuban
Affairs in the Cabinet, N. Y. Herald, Oct. 22,
1870, 7
Symapthy
with
the Cuban Patriots, N. Y. Herald, Oct. 23, 1870,
4
The
Hurricane
in Cuba, N. Y. Herald, Oct. 24, 1870, 5
Cuba:
The
Island Subdivided in Districts in Preparation for Elections,
N. Y. Herald, Oct. 24, 1870, 8
Effects of
the Hurricane, New York Times, Oct. 24, 1870
Hurricane
in
Cuba, N.Y. Herald, Oct. 24, 1870, 5
The
Emancipation Policy of the Spanish Government Has Met With
Condemnation at Home and Abroad, New York Tribune,
Oct. 26, 1870, 4
The
New
Captain General of Cuba, N.Y. Herald, Oct. 27,
1870, 6
A
Second Hurricane in Cuba, N.Y. Herald, Oct. 28,
1870, 5
Gen. Rodas
Recalled at His Own Request, New York Times,
Oct. 28, 1870
Health
of
Havana, N.Y. Herald, Oct. 31, 1870, 3
Cuba:
The
Sugar and Crops Greatly Damaged, N.Y. Herald,
Nov. 1, 1870, 7
West
Indies:
Effect of the Hurricane- Filibusters-The Insurrection in
Martinque, New York Tribune, Nov. 1, 1870, 1
Case
of
the Steamer Leo- The Cubans on Alert, New York
Tribune, Nov. 1, 1870, 5
Cuba:
The
Hurricane of the 19th, N.Y. Herald, Nov. 2,
1870, 5
Affairs
in
Cuba, N.Y. Herald, Nov. 2, 1870, 6
Slavery
in
the Spanish Colonies, New York Tribune, Nov. 3,
1870, 5
The
Emancipation
Law a Dead Letter, N.Y. Herald, Nov. 4, 1870, 8
Accustations
Against De Rodas, New York Times, Nov. 4, 1870
Cuba:
Destruction
of Crops- Continued Skirmishing, New York Tribune,
Nov. 4, 1870, 1
Cuba:
Arrival
of Reinforcements from Spain, N.Y. Herald, Nov.
6, 1870, 7
Victimizing
Cuban Cigar Dealer Luis Aguero, New York Times,
Nov. 6, 1870
Arrival
of Soldiers from Spain-- De Rodas to Remain on the Island,
New York Times, Nov. 6, 1870
Cuba
Not
to Be Sold, N. Y. Herald, Nov. 7, 1870, 3
The
Proposed
Sale of the Island, N.Y. Herald, Nov. 8, 1870, 1
Cuba
Not
For Sale, N.Y. Herald, Nov. 8, 1870, 6
Additional
Troops Sent to Cuba, New York Times, Nov. 8,
1870
Cuba:
The
Proposed Sale of the Island, New York Tribune,
Nov. 8, 1870, 1
9,000 Men Are
Preparing to Leave Spain for Cuba, New York Tribune,
Nov. 8, 1870, 1
Cuba:
De
Rodas to Remain Captain General, N.Y. Herald,
Nov. 9, 1870, 8
Cuba:
Continued Guerrilla Fighting, N.Y. Herald, Nov.
10, 1870, 5
Cuba:
The
Reported Negotiations for the Sale of the Island, N.Y.
Herald, Nov. 11, 1870, 4
Doings of
Spanish Officials, New York Times, Nov. 11, 1870
Aid
for
Cuba, N.Y. Herald, Nov. 12, 1870, 3
An
Inside
View of Cuba, N.Y. Herald, Nov. 12, 1870, 5
More
Help
from Cuba, N.Y. Herald, Nov. 12, 1870, 6
A Formidable
Cuban Expedition, New York Times, Nov. 12, 1870
Arrival
of
Cuban Ladies from Insurrectionary Distress, N. Y.
Herald, Nov. 12, 1870, 5
Death
of
a Cuban Chief, N. Y. Herald, Nov. 15, 1870, 7
Leaders of
the Cuban Rebellion Condemned to Death, New York
Times, Nov. 15, 1870
Cuba: How the
Spaniards Raise Money to Carry on the War, New York
Tribune, Nov. 15, 1870, 1
Cuba: Fighting
in Cienfuegos, New York Tribune, Nov. 16, 1870,
1
Spanish
Authorities
in Cuba Made to Disgorge, N. Y. Herald, Nov. 18,
1870, 6
The Case of
the Steamer Lloyd Aspinwall, Seized by the Spanish
Authorities in Cuba, N. Y. Herald, Nov. 18,
1870, 10
Spain
Has
a King at Last- How Will This Affect the Cuban Question?
N. Y. Herald, Nov. 19, 1870, 6
Activity
of
the Cubans, N. Y. Herald, Nov. 20, 1870, 6
Cuba:
The
Insurrection, N. Y. Herald, Nov. 20, 1870, 7
A
Chance for Glory Lost, N. Y. Herald, Nov. 22,
1870, 6
Peace for
Cuba: To the Editor of The Tribune, New York
Tribune, Nov. 22, 1870, 1
Rumored
Killing
of Cubans, N. Y. Herald, Nov. 23, 1870, 7
Rebel Leaders
Liberato Liera and Manuel Borego Surrendered, New
York Times, Nov. 23, 1870
Spain and the
Cubans- A Correction: To the Editor of The Tribune by
J. M. Mestre, New York Tribune, Nov. 23, 1870, 1
Venezuela:
Arrival
of General Quesada and the Cuban Privateers Virgin and Billy
Butts, N. Y. Herald, Nov. 24, 1870, 8
Cuba: De Rodas
Liberates Three Thousand Negroes, N. Y. Herald,
Nov. 24, 1870, 10
Two Trains on
the Matanzas (Cuba) Railroad Came in Collision, New
York Tribune, Nov. 24, 1870, 1
Cuba:
Probable
Total Loss of a Spanish War Steamer, N. Y. Herald,
Nov. 25, 1870, 7
Cuba:
The
Quesada-Jordan Expedition, N. Y. Herald, Nov.
25, 1870, 8
Puerto Rico:
Troops for Cuba, N. Y. Herald, Nov. 25,
1870, 8
Pardon of
Condemned Prisoners, New York Times, Nov. 25,
1870
Evasion
of
the Abolition Laws, New York Times, Nov. 25,
1870
Cuba: Wreck of
a Spanish War-Vessel, New York Tribune, Nov. 25,
1870, 1
Spain
and
the United States, N. Y. Herald, Nov. 26, 1870,
6
Cuba:
The
New King of Spain Favorable Thought Of, N. Y. Herald,
Nov. 26, 1870, 7
Detention
of
the United States Government Despatches at Havana, N.
Y. Herald, Nov. 26, 1870, 8
New Spanish
King, New York Times, Nov. 26, 1870
Cuba:
The
Insurgents Near Havana, N. Y. Herald, Nov. 27,
1870, 8
The Cuban
Sugar Crop, New York Times, Nov. 28, 1870
Marriage of
Mauricio Lopez Roberts in New York, New York Times,
Nov. 29, 1870
Col. Barrio
and More Insurgent Leaders Captured, New York Times,
Nov. 30, 1870
The
Execution
of Adolfo Varona, New York Times, Nov. 30, 1870
Cuba:
Loss
of the Spanish Alarmax, N. Y. Herald, Nov. 30,
1870, 3
Reported
Killing
of "Bembeta" and Cavada, N. Y. Herald, Nov. 30,
1870, 5
The
Destruction
of Estates in Cuba, N. Y. Herald, Nov. 30, 1870,
7
Cuba: Col.
Barrios, Gen. Cavada's Chief-of-Staff, Captured by the Cuban
Forces, New York Tribune, Nov. 30, 1870, 1
Publication
of
Decree Providing for Election of Deputies from Cuba, N.
Y. Herald, Dec. 1, 1870, 4
Cuba:
The
Commander of the Central Department Wants to Resign, N.
Y. Herald, Dec. 1, 1870, 7
The
Coming
Elections in Cuba, N. Y. Herald, Dec. 1, 1870, 7
Executive
Clemency, New York Times, Dec. 1, 1870
News
From
the Insurgent Lines, N. Y. Herald, Dec. 1, 1870,
12
De
Rodas
Leaves Cuba, N. Y. Herald, Dec. 3, 1870, 8
Cuba:
Captain
General De Rodas' Resignation Accepted, N. Y. Herald,
Dec. 3, 1870, 9
Resignation of
De Rodas Accepted By Spain-- Valmaseda Temporarily in
Command, New York Times, Dec. 3, 1870
The
Resignation
of De Rodas Accepted, New York Tribune, Dec. 3,
1870, 1
Cuba:
Movements
of Count Valmaseda, N. Y. Herald, Dec. 4, 1870,
3
The
Spanish
Butcher Holding Supreme Power in Cuba, N. Y. Herald,
Dec. 4, 1870, 6
The
Proconsul
of Cuba, New York Tribune, Dec. 5, 1870, 4
Cubans
Captured
Near Santiago de Cuba, N. Y. Herald, Dec. 6,
1870, 3
Message
of
the President, N. Y. Herald, Dec. 6, 1870, 4
Indictments
Against Cuban Fillibusters, New York Times, Dec.
6, 1870
Cuban
Prisoners Mora and Parodi Brought to Havana, New
York Times, Dec. 6, 1870
President
Grant's Message, New York Tribune, Dec. 6, 1870,
2, 1
Captain-General
De
Rodas Will Leave Cuba... The Cardenas Volunteers Have Taken
to Havana the Cuban Prisoners Mora and Parodi, New
York Tribune, Dec. 6, 1870, 7
Jordan
"Jugged,"
Indictments by the Grand Jury Against Cuban Leaders, N.
Y.
Herald, Dec. 7, 1870, 5
Gen. Thomas
Jordan Apprehended on a Charge of Violating Neutrality Laws,
New York Times, Dec. 7, 1870
Cuba
in
Court: Arrest of Gen. Jordan, New York Tribune,
Dec. 7, 1870, 2
The
Alliance
Between Blanco and Quesada, N. Y. Herald, Dec.
8, 1870, 3
President
Cespedes, N. Y. Herald, Dec. 8, 1870, 6
Cuba:
Valmaseda's
Arrival and De Rodas' Departure, N. Y. Herald,
Dec. 8, 1870, 7
Cuba:
De
Rodas Relieved, N. Y. Herald, Dec. 8, 1870, 8
Troops
in
the Camaguey, N. Y. Herald, Dec. 8, 1870, 8
Another
Cuban
Corsair, N. Y. Herald, Dec. 8, 1870, 8
Progress
of
the Insurrection, N. Y. Herald, Dec. 8, 1870, 8
Straightforward
Letter
from President Cespedes, N. Y. Herald, Dec. 8,
1870, 8
Indictment of
Cuban Traders, New York Times, Dec. 8, 1870
Aid for
the Cubans, Another Expedition, New York Times,
Dec. 8, 1870
Quesada
and Guzman Blanco Aid Each Other, New York Times,
Dec. 8, 1870
Count
Valmaseda Arrived in Havana, New York Times,
Dec. 8, 1870
Cuba:
Rumor
of Another Expedition Denied, New York Tribune,
Dec. 8, 1870, 1
Cuba
the
Pivot of Politics and the Touchstone of Grant, N.
Y. Herald, Dec. 9, 1870, 6
De Rodas'
Downfall, New York Times, Dec. 9, 1870
Domingo
Ruiz Accused of Violating the Neutrality Law, New
York Times, Dec. 9, 1870
Who
are
Cuban's Friends, To the Editor of The Tribune, New
York Tribune, Dec. 9, 1870, 5
The
Hornet
at Sea, N. Y. Herald, Dec. 10, 1870, 8
Arrest of the
Minister of the Provisional Government of Cuba, N.
Y. Herald, Dec. 10, 1870, 10
Departure
of
the Hornet, New York Times, Dec. 10, 1870
Surrender of
the Cuban General Ruiz, New York Tribune, Dec.
10, 1870, 2
The
Arrest
of Seņor Ruiz, N. Y. Herald, Dec. 11, 1870, 7
Crisotbal
Mendoza, Cuban Ex-Secretary of Foreing Affairs, Garroted,
N. Y. Herald, Dec. 11, 1870, 7
Cristobal
Mendoza
Executed in Puerto Principe, New York Times,
Dec. 11, 1870
Cuba: Another
Patriot, Cristobal Mendoza, Executed, New York
Tribune, Dec. 12, 1870, 1
Execution
of
Insurgent Leaders, N. Y. Herald, Dec. 15, 1870,
7
Cepeda,
Insurgent, Executed in Cinco Villas, New York Times,
Dec. 15, 1870
Cuba: Cubans
Executed, New York Tribune, Dec. 15, 1870, 1
Failure
of
Another Cuban Expedition, N. Y. Herald, Dec. 16,
1870, 4
Aid for Cuba,
New York Tribune, Dec. 16, 1870, 5
Valmaseda
Assumes
Control, New York Times, Dec. 17, 1870
Cuba: The
Prospects of the Revolutionists Thought to be Improving,
New York Tribune, Dec. 17, 1870, 1
Gen.
Valmaseda Assumed Command of the Island of Cuba Yesterday,
New York Tribune, Dec. 17, 1870, 1
The New King
of Spain has Asked the Insurgents to Surrender and Name
Their Own Terms, New York Tribune, Dec. 17,
1870, 4
Cuba:
Departure
of De Rodas- Celebration in Honor of Valmaseda, N.
Y. Herald, Dec. 18, 1870, 8
Arrival
of
Valmaseda and the Departure of De Rodas, New York
Times, Dec. 19, 1870
Cuba: Details
of Mendoza's Capture and Death, New York Tribune,
Dec. 19, 1870, 1
Spain:
President Grant's Message Before the Cortes, New
York Tribune, Dec. 20, 1870, 1
Cuba:
Farewell
Addresses of De Rodas, N. Y. Herald, Dec. 21,
1870, 4
The
Address to the Volunteers, New York Times, Dec.
21, 1870
Another
Chance
for Cuba, N. Y. Herald, Dec. 22, 1870, 6
Spain:
Dissolution of the Cortes, New York Tribune,
Dec. 22, 1870, 1
Cuba:
Arrival
of Troops from Spain, N. Y. Herald, Dec. 24,
1870, 7
Suffering
for
his Country- Adventures of a Cuban General, N. Y.
Herald, Dec. 24, 1870, 8
The New
Captain General, Valmaseda, to Take the Field, N. Y.
Herald, Dec. 25, 1870, 11
The
Dreadful
Misfortunes of Cuba, N. Y. Herald, Dec. 26,
1870, 4
Arrival
of
Colonel Ryan at Aspinwall with Arms and Ammunition En Route
for Cuba, N. Y. Herald, Dec. 28, 1870, 5
Col.
Ryan Arrived at Panama, New York Times, Dec. 28,
1870
Cuba: Col.
Ryan's Expedition at Aspinwall, New York Tribune,
Dec. 28, 1870, 1
Cuba:
Wholsale
Surrender of Insurgents, N. Y. Herald, Dec. 29,
1870, 7
The
Hornet Expedition, New York Times, Dec. 30, 1870
The Steamer
Hornet Reported to Have Landed Near Her Passangers and Cargo,
N. Y. Herald, Dec. 31, 1870, 5
Daring
Attack
by the Insurgents on Saeapa, N. Y. Herald, Dec.
31, 1870, 5
Sacking a
Village Near Santiago de Cuba, New York Times,
Dec. 31, 1870
Cuba: A Town
Sacked by the Cubans Under the Guns of the Morro Castle,
New York Tribune, Dec. 31, 1870, 3