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Arrival of
Gen. Dulce, N.Y. Times, Jan. 1, 1869, 5
A Cuban Thief
at Large, N.Y. Times, Jan. 1, 1869, 8
Death of
Political Prisoner Camilo Cepera, N. Y. Times,
Jan. 1, 1869, 1
A
New Secret Organization in Havana, N. Y. Herald,
Jan. 1, 1869, 8
Progress
of
the Insurrection- Abolition of Slavery, New York
Tribune, Jan. 1, 1869, 1
Second
Meeting
in Favor of Cuba, New York Herald, Jan. 1, 1869,
2
New
Phase
of the Cuban Revolution, New York Herald, Jan.
1, 1869, 4
Disemarkation
of
Spanish Troops at Manzanillo, Frank Leslie's
Illustrated Newspaper, (NY), Jan. 2, 1869, 13
The Cuban
Revolution, Boston Daily Advertiser, Jan. 4,
1869
The Prospects
of the Revolutionists, N.Y. Times, Jan. 4, 1869,
1
The
Cuban
Revolution, Charleston Courier, Jan. 5, 1869
Review of the
Troops in Havana, N.Y. Times, Jan. 5, 1869, 1
Arrival
of
Capt. Gen. Dulce at Havana, N. Y. Herald, Jan.
5, 1869, 6
Arrival
of
Capt. Gen. Dulce, New York Tribune, Jan. 5,
1869, 1
A
Cuban View of Events, New York Herald, Jan. 5,
1869, 4
Cuban
Excitement
in New Orleans, New York Herald, Jan. 6, 1869,
11
Departure of
Ex-Captain-General Lersundi, N.Y. Times, Jan. 6,
1869, 7
Departure
of
Gen. Lesundi, New York Herald, Jan. 6, 1869, 10
Progress of
the Insurrection, N.Y. Times, Jan. 7, 1869, 8
The
Insurrection Declining, N.Y.Times, Jan. 7, 1869,
5
Captain
General Dulce's Proclamation, N.Y. Times, Jan.
8, 1869, 1
Report
of
the Revolutionary Junta in Havana, N. Y. Herald,
Jan. 8, 1869, 4
A
Proclamation of Amnesty, N.Y. Times, Jan. 9,
1869, 1
The Cause of
the Cuban Seccessionists, N.Y. Times, Jan. 9,
1869, 4
A Foolish
Scheme, N.Y. Times, Jan. 10, 1869, 4
Gen.
Quesada Landed From Nassau, Daily Cleveland Herald,
Jan. 11, 1869
Strength of
the Revolutionists, N.Y. Times, Jan. 11, 1869, 1
History
of the Efforts of the Cubans to Redress Their Grievances,
Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, Jan. 11, 1869
Emancipation
of
the Slaves Proclaimed, Daily Eastern Argus
(Portland, ME), Jan. 11, 1869, 2
Fight
Between
Insurgents and Spanish Troops, Daily National
Intelligencer, Jan. 11, 1869, 3
Gen.
Dulce
Pursuing a Wise Course, N. Y. Herald, Jan.
11, 1869, 4
Affairs in
the Antilles, New York Times, Jan. 12, 1869, 4
Prominent
Citizens of Havana Gone to Confer with the Revolutionists,
New York Times, Jan. 12, 1869, 1
Cuba
Annexation
Proposition in the House, North American and United
States Gazette (Philadelphia), Jan. 12, 1869
The
Commissioners to the Rebels-- The Siege of Nuevitas, New
York Times, Jan. 13, 1869, 5
Seizure of
Arms in Havana, New York Times, Jan. 14, 1869, 5
Dulce's
Proclamtion, New York Times, Jan. 16, 1869, 8
Reported
Engagement with the Insurgents, New York Times,
Jan. 16, 1869, 5
Gen
Rosecrans' Mission, New York Times, Jan. 17,
1869, 8
Cuban
Society
in Kingston, Jamaica, New York Herald, Jan. 18,
1869, 8
Gen. Grant
Said to be in Favor of Cuban Independence, New York
Times, Jan. 18, 1869, 1
Removal of
Public Officers-- The Expedition of Count Valmaseda Against
the Rebels, New York Times, Jan. 19, 1869, 5
Affairs in
Cuba, New York Times, Jan. 20, 1869, 5
Meeting the
Liberals in Havana, New York Times, Jan. 20,
1869, 5
The Failure
of the Banco del Comercio, New York Times, Jan.
20, 1869, 5
Valmaseda
Took
Possession of Bayamo, Cincinnati Daily Gazette,
Jan. 20, 1869, 3
An Outbreak
Reported in the Central Department, New York Times,
Jan. 22, 1869, 1
The
Cuban
Insurrection, Bangor Daily Whig and Courier (ME),
Jan. 22, 1869
The Cuban
Insurrection, Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, Jan. 22,
1869
Unsuccessful
Attempt to Burn Manzanillo, New York Times, Jan.
23, 1869, 1
Revolutionary
Proclamation in Regard to the Abolition of Slavery, New
York Times, Jan. 23, 1869, 5
Insurrectionary
Riot
at Havana-- Citizens Fired Upon By the Military, New
York Times, Jan. 24, 1869, 1
Serious
Riots
in Havana, Baltimore Sun, Jan. 25, 1869, 1
Excesses
Committed
by the Insurgents, Boston Herald, Jan. 25, 1869,
4
Officers
of
the Insurgent Army of Cuba in Town, Boston Herald,
Jan. 25, 1869, 4
Several
Spanish
Soldiers and Volunteers Assassinated, New York Herald,
Jan. 25, 1869, 5
Official
Notification
that the Government Will Not Cede Cuba, New York
Herald, Jan. 25, 1869, 5
Reported
Dissension
Between Insurgent Leaders, New York Herald, Jan.
25, 1869, 6
Cuban
Revolutionists in Town, Cincinnati Daily Gazette,
Jan. 25, 1869, 3
More
Distubances in Havana, New York Herald, Jan. 26,
1869, 7
Not
Revolutionists, New York Herald, Jan. 26, 1869,
7
Revolutionary
Attack
on Baracoa, New York Herald, Jan. 26, 1869, 4
The
Proclamation's
of Capt. Gen. Dulce, New York Tribune, Jan. 26,
1869, 4
The
Protection
of American Citizens, New York Tribune, Jan. 27,
1869, 1
The
Revolution
in Cuba, New York Herald, Jan. 27, 1869, 6
The
Free
Press in Cuba, New York Herald, Jan. 27, 1869, 8
Demand
of
the American Consul for the Body of American Photographer
Cohner, New York Herald, Jan. 27, 1869, 7
Attack
Upon
the Louvre Coffee House in Havana, North American
and United States Gazette (Philadelphia), Jan. 28, 1869,
2
The
Slaughter
at the Theatre, New York Herald, Jan. 28, 1869,
4
The
Revolution
in Cuba, New York Tribune, Jan. 28, 1869, 1
The
Government
Trying to Buy Cuba a Year Ago, New York Tribune,
Jan. 28, 1869, 4
Annexation
and
the Cuban Revolution, Macon Weekly Telegraph,
Jan. 29, 1869, 2
The
New
Government in Cuba de facto and its Relations, N. Y.
Herald, Jan. 29, 1869, 6
Capture
of
a Schooner with Cuban Insurgents Onboard, New York
Herald, Jan. 29, 1869, 7
Capture
of
a British Schooner with Cuban Revolutionists Onboard, New
York Tribune, Jan. 29, 1869, 1
Affairs
at
Gibara- Evacuations at Holguin, New York Herald,
Jan. 29, 1869, 5
Death of
Mr. Cohner, Trenton State Gazette, Jan. 30,
1869, 2
Annual
Meeting of the Massachusetts Anti-Slavery Society, New
York Herald, Jan. 30, 1869, 7
Quesada's
March
on Principe Abandoned, New York Herald, Jan. 30,
1869, 7
The
Cuban Revolution, Daily National Intelligencer,
Feb. 1, 1869
Emmigration,
Cincinnati Daily Enquirer, Feb. 1, 1869, 5
Insurgents
are
Surrendering at Many Points, Charleston Courier,
Feb. 2, 1869
English
Schooner
from Nassau, Charleston Courier, Feb. 2, 1869
Objects
of
the Revolution, The Saint Paul Daily Press, Feb.
20, 1869, 1
The
Proposed
Directory- Reinforcements for Cuba, New York Tribune,
Feb. 3, 1869, 1
The
Cuban
Revolution, Daily Arkansas Gazette (Little
Rock), Feb. 4, 1869
Designs
of
the Provisional Government, New York Herald,
Feb. 4, 1869, 4
Arrival
of
Reinforcements in Havana, New York Tribune, Feb.
4, 1869, 1
Assassination
of
Gen. Arango, New York Tribune, Feb. 5, 1869, 1
Cuba
for
the Cubans, New York Tribune, Feb. 5, 1869, 4
The
Massacre in Havana, New York Tribune, Feb. 5,
1869, 1
Reported
Surrender
of Gen. Cespedes and Aguilera, New York Tribune,
Feb. 5, 1869, 1
Reign
of
Terror in Havana, New York Herald, Feb. 5, 1869,
4
Reign
of
Terror in Havana, New York Herald, Feb. 5, 1869,
6
Cuban
Refugees, New York Herald, Feb. 5, 1869, 8
Cuba
and
Southern Journals, Mobile Register, Feb. 5,
1869, 2
The
Revolution
in Cuba, Frank Leslie’s Illustrated Newspaper
(NY), Feb. 6, 1869, 323
Map
of
Cuba, Frank Leslie’s Illustrated Newspaper (NY),
Feb. 6, 1869
The
Assassination
of Gen. Arango, New York Tribune, Feb. 6 1869, 1
Surrender
of
Insurgents at Baracoa, New York Herald, Feb. 8,
1869, 6
A
New Phase for the Revolution in Cuba, New York Herald,
Feb. 8, 1869, 4
Plantations
Burned
by the Insurgents, New York Tribune, Feb. 8,
1869, 1
The
Revolution at Cienfuegos, Baltimore Sun, Feb. 9,
1869, 1
Cuban
Revolution, Boston Daily Advertiser, Feb. 9,
1869
Cienfuegos
Threatened, Boston Daily Advertiser, Feb. 9,
1869
Uprising
in Camarones, Cincinnati Daily Gazette, Feb. 9,
1869, 3
Cuban
Refugees
in New York, Cincinnati Daily Gazette, Feb. 9,
1869, 3
The
Herald's Notions of Grant's Duty, Cincinnati Daily
Enquirer, Feb. 9, 1869, 1
Cuba
Annexation, Quincy Whig (Quincy, IL), Feb. 9,
1869, 1
The
Cuban
Revolution, New York Tribune, Feb. 9, 1869, 1
Panic
Prevails in Cienfuegos, Daily National Intelligencer,
Feb. 10, 1869
Rumored
Negotiations
with Cespedes, New York Herald, Feb. 10, 1869, 5
More
Volunteer
Battalions to be Organized- Regulars Sent to Cienfuegos,
New York Herald, Feb. 10, 1869, 7
New
Battalions
of Volunteers, New York Tribune, Feb. 10, 1869,
1
Reinforcements
for
the Spanish Army in Cuba, New York Tribune, Feb.
10, 1869, 4
Cuba,
Mobile Register, Feb. 11, 1869, 2
The Revolution
in Cuba Gaining Ground, New York Tribune, Feb.
11, 1869, 1
The
Cuban
Insurrection, Albany Journal, Feb. 11, 1869, 2
The
Military
Situation in Havana, New York Tribune, Feb. 11,
1869, 1
The
Cuban
Revolution- It's Leaders, Morning Republican
(Little Rock, AR), Feb. 11, 1869, 2
The
Revolution in Cuba, Boston Herald, Feb. 11,
1869, 2
The
Revolution
is Making Headway, Mobile Register, Feb. 11,
1869, 2
The
Revolution
Has Spread Westward, New York Tribune, Feb. 11,
1869, 4
Cuba
News, New York Tribune, Feb. 11, 1869, 4
Two American
Officers Become Insurrectionary Leaders, New York
Times, Feb. 12, 1869, 7
The
Revolutionary Leaders in the Sugar Districts, Boston
Daily Advertiser, Feb. 12, 1869, 1
Leaders
of
the Revolution in the Sugar District are Adolfo and Federico
Cavada, Boston Journal, Feb. 12, 1869, 4
Cavada
Brothers Leaders of the Revolution in the Sugar Districts,
Commercial Advertiser, Feb. 12, 1869, 2
Cavada
Brothers, Daily Eastern Argus (Portland, ME),
Feb. 12, 1869, 2
The
Acquisition
of Cuba, Daily Illinois State Journal,
(Springfield, IL), Feb. 12, 1869, 2
Cavada
Brothers, Jackson Citizen Patriot (Jackson, MI),
Feb. 12, 1869, 1
Puerto
Principe
Still Surrounded, New York Herald, Feb. 12,
1869, 4
Cavada
Brothers
Taking the Field, New York Herald, Feb. 12,
1869, 7
The
Cavada
Brothers, New York Tribune, Feb. 12, 1869, 4
Cuban
Ladies
Raising Funds, New York Tribune, Feb. 12, 1869,
8
Leaders
of the Cuban Revolution, NY Sun, Feb. 12, 1869,
1
Two
Americans Become Insurrectionary Leaders, New York
Times, Feb. 12, 1869, 7
From Cuba,
Evening Post (NY), Feb. 12, 1869, 3
Cuban
Affairs, Jersey Journal (Jersey City, NJ), Feb.
12, 1869, 4
The
Revolution
in Cuba, Evening Star (Washington, DC), Feb.
12, 1869, 1
Cavada
Brothers, Plain Dealer Cleveland), Feb. 12,
1869, 1
Cavada
Brothers, Philadelphia Evening Telegraph, Feb.
12, 1869, 3
A
Philadelphia Colonel Leading the Revolutionists, Philadelphia
Inquirer, Feb. 12, 1869, 4
Revolutionists
Threatening
Trinidad, Philadelphia Inquirer, Feb. 12, 1869,
4
Leaders
of
the Rebels in Cienfuegos Adolfo and Frederico Cavada, Springfield
Republican (Springfield, MA) Feb. 12, 1869, 3
Aranjo
Rumored Murdered by Spanish Troops, Trenton State
Gazette, Feb. 12, 1869, 2
From Havana,
Galveston Daily News, Feb. 13, 1869, 2
Gen.
Grant
Sympathized with the Cuban Insurgents, Galveston
Daily News, Feb. 13, 1869, 2
Jose
Cespedes
Set Sail for America, Flake's Bulletin
(Galveston), Feb. 13, 1869, 1
Particular's
of
Gen. Arango's Assassination, N. Y. Herald, Feb.
13, 1869, 4
The
Situation
in Spain, New York Herald, Feb. 13, 1869, 6
Progress
of
the Insurrection in the Central Department, New York
Herald, Feb. 13, 1869, 7
Expedition
to
Aid the Insurgents, New York Herald, Feb. 13,
1869, 7
The District
of Puerto Principe, New York Tribune, Feb. 13,
1869, 6
Spanish
Policies
in Cuba, New York Tribune, Feb. 13, 1869, 6
The
Electoral
Question, New York Tribune, Feb. 13, 1869, 1
Progress of
the Insurrection, New York Tribune, Feb. 13,
1869, 3
Opening
of
the Cortes- Speech of Serano, New York Tribune,
Feb. 13, 1869, 3
Cienfuegos
Now Center of the Revolt, Trenton State Gazette,
Sept. 3, 1869, 2
Amnesty
Proclamation
Withdrawn, Cincinnati Daily Enquirer, Feb. 14,
1869, 1
The
Cuban Insurrection, Boston Post, Feb. 15, 1869,
4
The
Reinforcements
for the Suppression of the Cuban Insurection, New
York Herald, Feb. 15, 1869, 4
The
United
States and Hybrid Annexation, New York Herald,
Feb. 15, 1869, 6
Reported
Filibustering
Expeditions for Cuba, New York Herald, Feb. 15,
1869, 7
The
Revolution
in Cuba, New York Tribune, Feb. 15, 1869, 5
Captain-General's
Proclamation, New York Tribune, Feb. 15, 1869, 4
Affairs
in
Cuba, Baltimore Sun, Feb. 16, 1869, 1
Cuban
Insurrection
Spreading, Charleston Courier, Feb. 16, 1869
The
Cuban Revolution, Daily National Intelligencer,
Feb. 16, 1869
Official
Views
of the Insurrection, New York Herald, Feb. 16,
1869, 5
Movements
of
U.S. Steamers, New York Herald, Feb. 16, 1869, 7
Trinidad
Declared
in a State of Seige, New York Herald, Feb. 16,
1869, 7
The
Revolution
in Cuba, N. Y. Tribune, Feb. 16, 1869, 5
Trinidad
Under
a State of Seige, Philadelphia North American And
United States Gazette, Feb. 16, 1869, 2
Escalante
to
Go to Cuba with Reinforcements, New York Herald,
Feb. 17, 1869, 7
Restrictions
Imposed
on Americans by the Captain General, New York Herald,
Feb. 17, 1869, 7
Arrival
of Refugees at New Orleans, New York Herald,
Feb. 17, 1869, 7
Outrages
Upon
the American Consul and American Citizens, New York
Tribune, Feb. 17, 1869, 1
Spanish
Outrages
Against American Citizens, New York Tribune,
Feb. 17, 1869, 4
The
Future of Cuba, New York Tribune, Feb. 17, 1869,
4
Rebel
Forces in the Districts of Villa Clara and Cienfuegos Number
5,000, Philadelphia Inquirer, Feb. 17, 1869, 1
City of
Trinidad Declared Under Siege, Daily Columbus
Enquirer, Feb. 17, 1869, 3
Adolfo
and
Federico Cavada, Flake's Bulletin (Galveston),
Feb. 17, 1869, 1
Reports
From Cuba, Philadelphia Inquirer, Feb. 18, 1869,
4
Revolution
Spreading in All Directions, Philadelphia Inquirer,
Feb. 18, 1869, 4
The
Insurrection Rapidly Extending, New York Times,
Feb. 18, 1869, 5
The
Revolution in Cuba, Baltimore Sun, Feb. 18,
1869, 5
Progress
of
the Cuba Revolution, Daily Evening Bulletin (San
Francisco), Feb. 18, 1869
Progress of
the Revolution in Cuba, Leavenworth Bulletin,
Feb. 18, 1869, 1
Adolfo
and
Federico Cavada, Daily Phoenix (Columbia, SC),
Feb. 18, 1869, 3
Spanish
Troops Going to Quell the Revolt, Daily Cleveland
Herald, Feb. 19, 1869
Affairs
in Cuba, Georgia Weekly Telegraph, Feb. 19,
1869, 5
Cuban
Revolution
Gaining Ground, Jamestown Journal, (Jamestown,
NY), Feb. 19, 1869, 1
Skirmishes
Near
Cienfuegos, Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, Feb. 19,
1869
Cuban
Refugees, Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, Feb. 19,
1869
Cholera
in
Santiago de Cuba, Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, Feb.
19, 1869
Cholera
Epidemic, Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, Feb. 19,
1869
Affairs
in Cuba, Weekly Georgia Telegraph, Feb. 19, 1869
Nomination
of
Gen. Baldy Smith to be Consul General at Havana, New
York Herald, Feb. 19, 1869, 3
Cuba-
Details
of the Revolution, New York Herald, Feb. 19,
1869, 4
Reported
Reverses
of the Revolutionists, Cincinnati Daily Gazette,
Feb. 19, 1869, 3
Gen.
William
F. Smith Nominated to be Consul General at Havana, Daily
Eastern
Argus (Portland, ME), Feb. 19, 1869, 2
Imprisonment
of
a Phillidelphian in Cuba, Evening Star
(Washington, DC), Feb. 19, 1869, 1
American
Interest
in Cuba, Baltimore Sun, Feb. 20, 1869, 1
Cuban
Refugees in New Orleans, Milwaukee Daily Sentinel,
Feb. 20, 1869
Progress
of
the Rebellion in Cuba, Baltimore Sun, Feb. 20,
1869, 1
Our
Consulship in Havana, Baltimore Sun, Feb. 20,
1869, 1
Gen.
Dulce's
Proclamation, Portsmouth Journal of Literature and
Politics (Portsmouth, NH), Feb. 20, 1869, 2
Cubans
and Spaniards in New Orleans, Baltimore Sun,
Feb. 20, 1869, 1
Fortieth
Congress, Daily National Intelligencer, Feb. 20,
1869, 2
The
Revolutionists Threatening Trinidad, Philadelphia
Inquirer, Feb. 18, 1869, 4
Insurrection
Ended
in Villa Clara, Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, Feb.
22, 1869
The
Cuban Revolution, Daily National Intelligencer,
Feb. 22, 1869
Engagements
in
Cienfuegos, Lowell Daily Citizen And News, Feb.
23 1869, 2
Insurgents
Burned
the Railroad at Las Cruces, Charleston Courier,
Feb. 23, 1869
Ladies'
Association
for the Benefit of the Sick and Wounded, N. Y.
Herald, Feb. 23, 1869, 5
Volunteers
Demand Vigorous Action, Philadelphia Inquirer,
Feb. 23, 1869, 1
The
Cuban
Insurrection, Bangor Daily Whig and Courier
(ME), Feb. 24, 1869
Gen.
Dulce's Proclamation, Cincinnati Daily Gazette,
Feb. 24, 1869, 3
Aid
for
Cuba, N. Y. Herald, Feb. 24, 1869, 5
Gen.
Dulce
Appeased the Spanish Volunteers, N. Y. Herald,
Feb. 24, 1869, 6
Remembering
Max, N. Y. Herald, Feb. 24, 1869, 6
Cuba,
N. Y. Herald, Feb. 24, 1869, 6
Capture
of the Town of Mayajigun by the Insurgents, New York
Times, Feb. 24, 1869, 5
Cuban
Revolution Aid Society, Boston Daily Advertiser,
Feb. 25, 1869
The
Cuban
Insurrection, Bangor Daily Whig and Courier
(ME), Feb. 25, 1869
The Naval
Expedition to La Guanaja, Milwaukee Daily Sentinel,
Feb. 25, 1869
Plantations
Burned
by Insurgents, Milwaukee Daily Sentinel,
Feb. 25, 1869
Progress
of
the Revolution in Cuba and Change in the Spanish Policy,
N. Y. Herald, Feb. 25, 1869, 6
Cuba:
The
Expedition to La Guanaja Successful, N. Y. Herald,
Feb. 25, 1869, 7
Progress
of
the Revolution, Cincinnati Daily Gazette, Feb.
26, 1869, 3
Americans
in
Cienfuegos, Georgia Weekly Telegraph, Feb. 26,
1869, 2
Spanish
Females
in New Orleans, Lowell Daily Citizen and News,
Feb. 26, 1869
Cubans
Arriving
in Jamaica in Large Numbers, Lowell Daily Citizen
and News, Feb. 26, 1869
Cuba:
Spanish
Review of the Situation, N. Y. Herald, Feb. 26,
1869, 4
Cuba:
Departure
of Troops from Havana, N. Y. Herald, Feb. 26,
1869, 7
Protection
to
Americans in Cuba, N. Y. Herald, Feb. 26, 1869,
10
The
Struggle
in Cuba, Lowell Daily Citizen and News, Feb. 27,
1869, 2
American
Resident's
at Cienfuegos, Flake's Bulletin (Galveston),
Feb. 27, 1869, 4
The
Cuban
Insurrection, Bangor Daily Whig and Courier
(ME), Feb. 27, 1869
Jamaica:
A
British Subject in Cuba Looked After, N. Y. Herald,
Feb. 27, 1869, 4
Cuba:
excitement
Among the Volunteers, N. Y. Herald, Feb. 27,
1869, 7
Mutinous
Disposition of the Volunteers, Philadelphia Inquirer,
Feb. 27, 1869, 4
Dulce
Removed, Philadelphia Inquirer, Feb. 27, 1869, 4
An
Encounter
Near Cienfuegos, New York Tribune, Feb. 27,
1869, 3
Mutinous
Disposition of the Volunteers, Philadelphia Inquirer,
Feb. 27, 1869, 4
Cuban
Intelligence, Daily Evening Bulletin (San
Francisco), March 1, 1869
Surrendering
Insurgents Shot at Santiago, Daily Cleveland Herald,
March 1, 1869
Gen. Grant
in Favor of Cuban Independence, Daily Cleveland
Herald, March 1,1869
Continued
Emigration
of Cubans, Daily National Intelligencer, March
1, 1869, 3
The
Troops at Cienfuegos, Baltimore Sun, March 1,
1869, 1
Gen.
Puello Arrived at Cienfuegos with Reinforcements, Milwaukee
Daily Sentinel, March 1, 1869
Government
Troops
at Cienfuegos, Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, March
1, 1869
Cuban
Refugees, Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, March 1,
1869
The Cuban
Exodus, Boston Daily Advertiser, March 1, 1869
A
Resolution to Authorize the Recognition of Cuba, Boston
Daily Advertiser, March 1, 1869
Troops
Operating Against Insurgents, Cincinnati Daily
Gazette, March 1, 1869, 3
Gen.
Grant
in Favor of Cuban Independence, New York Herald,
March 1, 1869, 6
Rumored
Landing
of American Filibusters, New York Herald, March
1, 1869, 7
The
Cuban
Insurrection, Bangor Daily Whig and Courier (ME),
March 2, 1869
The
Cuban
Insurrection, Bangor Daily Whig and Courier
(ME), March 2, 1869
Gen.
Puello Arrived At Cienfuegos, Cincinnati Daily
Gazette, March 2, 1869, 3
News
From
Cienfugeos, Trinidad, and Villa Clara, N. Y. Herald,
March 2, 1869, 4
The
Cuban
Revolution and our Duty, New York Herald, March
2, 1869, 6
Reported
Surrender
of Insurgents at Villa Clara, New York Herald,
March 2, 1869, 7
Spanish
Successes, New York Tribune, March 2, 1869, 4
The Revolt
and Affairs in Cuba, Sun (Baltimore), March 2,
1869, 4
The Gem of
the Antilles, Philadelphia Inquirer, March 2,
1869, 1
News
from
Trinidad, Cienfuegos, and Villa Clara, New York
Herald, March 2, 1869, 4
Gen. Paez
Arrived At Cienfuegos, Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, March
3, 1869
Gen.
Puello
Has Arrived at Cienfuegos with Reinforcements, Flake's
Bulletin (Galveston), March 3, 1869, 1
The
Exodus
from Cuba, New York Herald, March 3, 1869, 4
The
Expedition
to Relieve Puerto Principe, New York Herald,
March 3, 1869, 10
The
Capt.
Gen.'s Last Orders, New York Tribune, March 3,
1869, 4
House
Committee
on Foreign Affairs Resolution, New York Tribune,
March 3, 1869, 4
One
Thousand
Troops from Spain, New York Herald, March 4,
1869, 6
Cuba
and Spain- A Significant Resolution in Congress, New
York Herald, March 4, 1869, 6
The
Cuban
Insurrection, Bangor Daily Whig and Courier
(ME), March 4, 1869
Cigar
and
Sugar Price Increase, Newark Advocate (Newark,
OH), March 5, 1869
The
March
on Puerto Principe, New York Herald, March 5,
1869, 4
Our
New
Consul General Assumes the Duties of His Office, New
York Herald, March 5, 1869, 7
The
Cuban
Revolution, New York Tribune, March 5, 1869, 2
Cubans
Are
Anything But Favorable to Spanish Rule, New York
Tribune, March 5, 1869, 8
At
Cienfuegos
the News of the Insurgents is Favorable, San
Francisco Daily Evening Bulletin, March 5, 1869, 3
Grant
Will Recognize Cuban Independence, Memphis Daily
Avalanche, March 6, 1869, 1
The
Cuban
Revolution and State Policy, New York Herald,
March 6, 1869, 4
The
Foreign
Policy of the New Administration, New York Herald,
March 6, 1869, 6
Political
Prisoners
at Havana to be sent to Fernando Po, New York
Herald, March 6, 1869, 7
The
Revolution
is Gaining Ground, New York Tribune, March 6,
1869, 4
The
Cuba
Question, New York Tribune, March 6, 1869, 4
Political
Prisoners
to be Transported by Fernando Po, New York Tribune,
March 6, 1869, 4
Arrival
of Cuban Refugees in Baltimore, New York Tribune,
March 6, 1869, 4
General
Orazo
Was Captured, Daily Central City Register
(Central City, CO), March 7, 1869
Cuban
Insurrection Increasing the Prices of Sugar, Daily
Cleveland Herald, March 8, 1869
Protection
Needed
for American Citizens in Cuba, New York Herald,
March 8, 1869, 7
Cuban
Commercial and Financial Markets, New York Herald,
March 8, 1869, 7
Singular
Proclamation
from Dulce's Commissioner to the Insurgents, Boston
Herald, March 8, 1869, 2
Advices
From The Cuban Revolution, Milwaukee Daily Sentinel,
March 8, 1869
Proclamation
by
Jose de Armas, Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, March
8, 1869
Cuba,
Cincinnati Daily Gazette, March 8, 1869, 4
The
Cuban Revolution, Daily National Intelligencer,
March 8, 1869
Fight
Between Colored Volunteers and Colored Insurgents, Milwaukee
Daily Sentinel, March 8, 1869
Re-Inforcements
for
the Cubans, New York Tribune, March 8, 1869, 1
Gen.
Puello Has Left Sancti Spiritus, Milwaukee Daily
Sentinel, March 9, 1869
The
Cuban
Insurrection, Bangor Daily Whig and Courier
(ME), March 9, 1869
Cuba:
Official Reports of Fighting, Cincinnati Daily
Gazette, March 9, 1869, 3
Great
Battle
in Cuba, New York Herald, March 9, 1869, 6
Lesca's
March
into the Interior, New York Herald, March 9,
1869, 7
Movements
of
Gen. Lesca, New York Tribune, March 9, 1869, 1
The
Republican
Government in Cuba, New York Herald, March 9,
1869, 7
Spanish
Barbarities
in Cuba, New York Herald, March 10, 1869, 6
Arrival
of
the Narragansett at Havana, New York Herald,
March 10, 1869, 7
The
Cuban Association Concert, New York Herald,
March 10, 1869, 7
Several
Skirmishes
at Sagua, Daily National Intelligencer, March
10, 1869
Grant
and
Our Foreign Policy, Morning Republican (Little
Rock, AR), March 10, 1869
The
News
from Cuba, New York Herald, March 11, 1869, 6
The
Spanish
Government and the Cuban Revolution, New York Herald,
March 11, 1869, 6
The
Death
Penality Suspended, New York Herald, March 11,
1869, 7
An
American
Representative in Cuba Wanted, New York Tribune,
March 11, 1869, 4
Cholera
in
Santiago de Cuba, New York Tribune, March 11,
1869, 5
The
Cuban
Insurrection, Bangor Daily Whig and Courier
(ME), March 12, 1869
Munitions
of
War for Cuba, New York Herald, March 12, 1869, 6
Good News
From Cuba, New York Herald, March 12, 1869, 6
Affair
at
Macaca- Spanish Troops En Route for Mayari, New York
Herald, March 12, 1869, 7
The
Transportation
of Prisoners to Fernando Po, New York Tribune,
March 12, 1869, 1
The Cuban
Revolution, Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, March 12,
1869
Cavada
Brothers, Keowee Courier (Walhalla, SC), March
12, 1869, 1
Aid for
Cuban Insurgents, Leavenworth Bulletin, March
13, 1869, 1
Money
Wanted to Run Government, Memphis Daily Avalanche,
March 13, 1869, 2
Rebel Gen.
Juan Capote Lopez Captured and Shot at Cienfuegos, Philadelphia
Inquirer, March 13, 1869, 1
Juan
Capote Lopez Captured and Shot, Philadelphia
Inquirer, March 13, 1869, 1
Joint
Resolution
for Cuban Independence, New York Herald, March
13, 1869, 3
Mysterious
Movements
of Ex-Confederate Generals, New York Herald,
March 13, 1869, 8
Gen.
Jordan
Dissapeared from Charleston, New York Herald,
March 13, 1869, 6
Progress
of
the Insurgents on the Island, New York Herald,
March 13, 1869, 8
Lopez
Roberts
on His Way to Washington, New York Herald, March
13, 1869, 8
Cubans in
Nassau, New York Herald, March 13, 1869, 8
Insurgents
at
Mayari, New York Herald, March 13, 1869, 8
Spaniards
in
Cuba Violating Civilized Warfare, New York Tribune,
March 13, 1869, 4
The
United
States Squadron in the West Indies, New York Tribune,
March 13, 1869, 1
Arrival
of
Lopez Roberts, Albany Evening Journal (NY),
March 15, 1869, 2
The
Twin
Spanish Revolutions, Daily Evening Bulletin (San
Francisco), March 15, 1869
The
Cuban
Insurrection, Daily Evening Bulletin (San
Francisco), March 15, 1869
Particulars
of
the Relief of Puerto Principe, New York Herald,
March 15, 1869, 4
Cuba-
The
Insurgents Abolish Slavery, New York Herald,
March 15, 1869, 6
Official
Report
of the Occupation of Mayari, New York Herald,
March 15, 1869, 7
Immediate
Abolition
of Slavery, New York Tribune, March 15, 1869, 1
Gen.
Cespedes
Proclaimed the Freedom of the Slaves, New York
Tribune, March 15, 1869, 4
The
Cuban
Revolutionary Assembly Decreed the Abolition of Slavery,
Public Ledger (Philadelphia), March 15, 1869, 1
Letter
From Cespedes to General Grant, New York Herald,
March 16, 1869, 4
Departure
of the Expedition for Mayari, New York Herald,
March 16, 1869, 4
Dominican
Guerillas Gone to Cuba to Organize the Negroes Against the
Spaniards, New York Herald, March 16, 1869, 4
The
Cuban Revolution, Daily National Intelligencer,
March 16, 1869
Large
Insurgent
Force at Palmira, N. Y. Herald, March 16, 1869,
4
More
Political
Exiles- Riots in Havana, Richmond Whig, March
16, 1869, 2
Large
Insurgent
Force at Palmira, New York Herald, March 16,
1869, 4
Arrests in
Puerto Rico, Daily Cleveland Herald, March 17,
1869
The
Cuban
Insurrection, Bangor Daily Whig and Courier
(ME), March 17, 1869
The
Cuban
Insurrection, North American and United States
Gazette (Philadelphia), March 17, 1869
Pacific
Squadron
Reinforcing West Indian Squadron, Public Ledger (Philadelphia),
March
15, 1869, 1
The
Insuregents in Sagua Commanded by an Ex-Confederate, Philadelphia
Inquirer, March 17, 1869, 4
The News
From Spain, Evening Post (NY), March 17, 1869,
2
The
Insurgents
Near Sagua, New York Herald, March 17, 1869, 7
Reinforcement
of
the West Indian Squadron, New York Herald, March
17, 1869, 3
Abolition
of
Slavery in Cuba, New York Tribune, March 17,
1869, 4
Confederate
Rudolph
Pale Commands Insurgents in Sagua La Grande, Trenton
Daily State Gazette, March 18, 1869
The
Cuban
Insurrection, Bangor Daily Whig and Courier
(ME), March 18, 1869
Rebel
Gen.
Juan Capote Lopez Shot at Cienfuegos, Leavenworth
Evening Bulletin, March 18, 1869, 1
The
Proposed
Recognition of Cuba, New York Herald, March 18,
1869, 3
The
Villa
Clara Insurgents Issuing Paper Money, New York
Herald, March 18, 1869, 7
Aid
for
Cuba- Grand Concert and Lecture, New York Herald,
March 18, 1869, 12
Engagements
in
the Interior, New York Tribune, March 18, 1869,
5
Arms
and
Munition for Cuban Revolution, Daily Evening
Bulletin (San Francisco), March 19, 1869
President
Cespedes
Seeks Recognition of the Revolutionary Gov't in New York,
Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, March 19, 1869
Gen.
Dulce's
Proclamation, Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, March
19, 1869
The
Movement
of Lesca at Puerto Principe, N. Y. Herald, March
19, 1869, 4
Morales
Lemus
Arrived in this City Yesterday, New York Herald,
March 19, 1869, 6
The Policy
of the U.S., New York Herald, March 19, 1869, 6
Arrival
of
an Envoy from the Provisional Government, New York
Herald, March 19, 1869, 7
The
Prisoners
for Fernando Po, New York Tribune, March 19,
1869, 4
Cavada
Brothers at Cienfuegos, New Orleans Crescent,
March 19, 1869, 2
The
Revolution in Cuba, Baltimore Sun, March 20,
1869, 1
War
in
Cuba: Destruction of Plantations, Baltimore Sun,
March 20, 1869, 1
Late
Intelligence
from Cuba, Boston Herald, March 20, 1869, 3
Cuba,
Cincinnati Daily Gazette, March 20, 1869, 3
Plantations
Burned, Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, March 20, 1869
Steamer
Henry
Burden, Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, March 20, 1869
Morales
Lemus
Arrived in New York, Milwaukee Daily Sentinel,
March 20, 1869
Cuban
Ladies'
Relief Association, New York Herald, March 20,
1869, 5
Plantations
Burned
by the Insurgents, New York Herald, March 20,
1869, 7
The
Cuban
War of Independence, New York Tribune, March 20,
1869, 6
Burning
of
Plantations, New York Tribune, March 20, 1869, 3
Movements
of
Troops in the Central Department, New York Herald,
March 21, 1869, 7
The
Advancing
Conflagration in Cuba, New York Herald, March
21, 1869, 6
The
Political
Prisoners to Leave for Fernando Po Today, New York
Herald, March 21, 1869, 7
Wendell
Phillips
Does Not Favor Annexation of Cuba, New York Daily
Reformer (Watertown, NY), May, 21, 1869, 2
A Fleet
of Transports Set Sail for Fernando Po, Milwaukee
Daily Sentinel, March 22, 1869
Cuban
Ladies
in New York, Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, March 22,
1869
The
New
Spanish Minister, New York Herald, March 22,
1869, 6
The
Fernando
Po Prisoners, New York Tribune, March 22, 1869,
1
Relief
for
Cuba, New York Tribune, March 22, 1869, 5
More
Than
300 Cubans Exiled to Fernando Po, New York Tribune,
March 22, 1869, 4
The
Fernando Po Prisoners, New York Tribune, March
22, 1869, 1
Insurgents
Reported
Captured and Killed, Leavenworth Bulletin, March
23, 1869, 1
Gen.
Dulce Proclamation, Milwaukee Daily Sentinel,
March 23, 1869
Havana
Riot, Boston Daily Advertiser, March 23, 1869
Shooting
of
Insurgent Prisoners at Trinidad, N. Y. Herald,
March 23, 1869, 7
Our
Legion
in Spain, New York Herald, March 23, 1869, 6
Refugees
from
Cuba and Haiti Flocking to Jamaica, New York Herald,
March 23, 1869, 7
Landing
of
Another American Filibuster Expedition, New York
Herald, March 23, 1869, 7
Prepared
Confiscation
to Repay Loyal Subjects, New York Herald, March
23, 1869, 10
Capt.-Gen.
Dulce's Proclamation, New York Times, March 23,
1869, 4
The
Situation
in the Jurisdiction of Trinidad, New York Tribune,
March 23, 1869, 4
Statement
by
an Eyewitness, Cincinnati Daily Enquirer, March
24, 1869, 3
Twenty-five
Insurgents
Captured and Executed, Mobile Register, March
24, 1869, 1
A
Romantic Story Spoiled, Morning Republican
(Little Rock, AR), March 24, 1869
The
Sugar
Trade, Vermont Watchman and State Journal
(Montpelier, VT), March 24, 1869
Southern
Cuban Expeditions: Mysterious Movements of Ex-Confederate
Generals, Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, March 25,
1869
The
Spaniards
Defeated at Mayari, New York Herald, March 24,
1869, 3
Insurgents
Massing
in the Eastern Department, New York Herald,
March 24, 1869, 3
Meeting
at
Steinway Hall, New York Tribune, March 24, 1869,
5
The
Cuban
Insurrection, Bangor Daily Whig and Courier
(ME), March 25, 1869
The
Revolution in Cuba, Baltimore Sun, March 25,
1869, 1
Towns
of Manuacaragua and Propero Burned by Cavada, Boston
Post, March 25, 1869, 1
Sympathy
With
Cuba, Meeting at Steinway Hall Tonight, N. Y. Herald,
March 25, 1869, 6
Cuban
Independence, New York Herald, March 25, 1869, 4
Sympathy
with
Cuba- Meeting at Steinway Hall Tonight, New York
Herald, March 25, 1869, 6
Singular
Proclamation
of the Captain General, New York Herald, March
25, 1869, 7
The
Revolution
as Seen by an Eye Witness, New York Herald,
March 25, 1869, 10
All
Vessels
Captured in Spanish Waters will be Treated as Pirates, New
York
Tribune, March 25, 1869, 4
The
Cuban
Insurrection, Bangor Daily Whig and Courier
(ME), March 26, 1869
Cuba
Meeting
in New York, Bangor Daily Whig and Courier (ME),
March 26, 1869
From Cuba,
Georgia Weekly Telegraph, March 26,1869
Message
from
Gen. Cespedes Asking Recognition by the President of the
United States, Georgia Weekly Telegraph, March
26, 1869
Fillibusters
From
Charleston Arrived in Cuba, Georgia Weekly Telegraph,
March 26, 1869
Enthusiastic
Meeting
at Steinway Hall, N. Y. Herald, March 26, 1869,
10
Departure
of
Political Prisoners, New York Herald, March 26,
1869, 4
Spanish
Victories
in Cuba, New York Herald, March 26, 1869, 6
Serious
Progress of the Cuban Revolution, New York Herald,
March 26, 1869, 6
Popular
Rights and Popular Sovereinty, New York Herald,
March 26, 1869, 6
A Supposed
Trap, New York Herald, March 26, 1869, 6
Landing
of
American Filibusters, New York Herald, March 26,
1869, 7
Grand
Rally
in Aid of the Patriotic Army of Cuba, New York
Herald, March 26, 1869, 10
The
Cuban
Cause- Great Meeting at Steinway Hall, New York
Tribune, March 26, 1869, 5
Demoralization
Among
the Spanish Troops, New York Tribune, March 26,
1869, 4
Rebel
Commander
Rudolph Pale, Flake's Bulletin (Galveston),
March 27, 1869, 7
The
Revolution
as Seen by an Eyewitness: Charles McCormack, Cincinnati
Daily
Gazette, March 27, 1869, 3
Progress
of
the Cuban Revolution, New York Herald, March 27,
1869, 6
Plumb
Appointed
Consul General in Havana, New York Herald, March
27, 1869, 7
The
Cuban
Revolution- Personnel and Numbers, New York Tribune,
March 27, 1869, 1
The
Sugar
Trade, Vermont Chronicle (Bellows Falls, VT),
March 27, 1869, 4
The
Reported
Heavy Battle in the Central Department Denied, New
York Herald, March 28, 1869, 9
General
Banks' Cuban Resolution, New York Herald, March 28,
1869, 9
From Cuba,
Evening Post (NY), March 29, 1869, 3
The
Seizure of the Steamer Comanditario, Baltimore Sun,
March 29, 1869, 1
Volunteers
Muster
of Havana, New York Herald, March 29, 1869, 4
Exciting
News
from Cuba, New York Herald, March 29, 1869, 6
Arrest
of
the United States Consular Agent at Gibara, New York
Herald, March 29, 1869, 7
John E.
Huertas, New York Herald, March 29, 1869, 7
Review
of
Volunteers By Gen. Dulce, N. Y. Herald, March
30, 1869, 4
Departure
of
the Political Prisoners, New York Herald, March
30, 1869, 4
Battle
Reported
in Trinidad, New York Herald, March 30, 1869, 6
Spanish
Outrages on Americans and the American Flag, New
York Herald, March 30, 1869, 6
Reported
Defeat
of Insurgents Near Trinidad, New York Herald,
March 30, 1869, 7
Cubans
in
Cienfuegos Said to be Surrounded by Spanish Troops, New
York Tribune, March 30, 1869, 1
The
Duty
of Congress on the Cuban Question, New York Herald,
March 31, 1869, 9
Release
of
the American Consul, New York Herald, March 31,
1869, 9
Reappearance
of
Insurgents at Puerto Bayamo, New York Herald,
March 31, 1869, 10
The
Cuban
Rebels, Bangor Daily Whig and Courier (ME),
April 1, 1869
Information
Wanted
on Thomas O'Connell, New York Herald, April 1,
1869, 1
"Junta
Patriotica
de Cubanas" of New York, New York Herald, April
1, 1869, 6
The
Peruvian Monitors in the Service of the Cuban Insurgents,
New York Herald, April 1, 1869, 9
Dulce's
Decree
Declaring Blockade Runners Pirates, New York Herald,
April 1, 1869, 12
Activity
of
the Cubans in Nuevitas, New York Tribune, April
1, 1869, 1
The
Shooting of Capt. Lopez, Patriot (Harrisburg,
PA), April 1, 1869, 4
The
American Flag Raised Near Matanzas, Quincy Whig
(Quincy, IL), April 1, 1869, 1
The
Cuban
Revolution, Jamestown Journal (Jamestown, NY),
April 2, 1869, 4
Facts
About the Cuban Revolution, Lowell Daily Citizen and
News, April 2, 1869
Disturbances
at
Havana, Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, April 2, 1869
"Junta
de
Patriotica de Cubanas" Concerts, New York Herald,
April 2, 1869, 3
Protection
to
American Citizens in Cuba, New York Herald,
April 2, 1869, 3
The
Steamer
Comanditario, New York Herald, April 2, 1869, 6
Barbarities
in
Cuba, New York Herald, April 2, 1869, 6
The
Arrival
of the Captured Steamer Comanditario in Nassau, New
York Herald, April 2, 1869, 7
The
Steamer
Comanditario, New York Tribune, April 2, 1869, 1
Sugar,
Lowell Daily Citizen and News, April 3, 1869
Troops
Concentrating in the Cienfuegos District, Milwaukee
Daily Sentinel, April 3, 1869
Negros
Join
the Insurgents, New York Herald, April 3, 1869,
7
Embarcation
of
Cuban Prisoners For Fernando Po, New York Tribune,
April 3, 1869, 3
Official
Reports
od Admiral Hoff, New York Tribune, April 3,
1869, 3
Negroes
Joining
the Insurgents, N. Y. Herald, April 3, 1869, 7
Insurgents
in
Villa Clara, Trinidad, and Sagua Districts, New York
Herald, April 3, 1869, 6
American
Citizens
in Havana to be Protected, New York Herald,
April 4, 1869, 5
Our
Expansion
Southwards, New York Herald, April 4, 1869, 8
President
Grant and the Cubans, New York Herald, April 4,
1869, 8
Colored
Volunteers
Mobilizing, N. Y. Herald, April 4, 1869, 9
The
Revolution
of Cuba, Bangor Daily Whig and Courier (ME),
April 5, 1869
Battalion
of
Free Blacks, Daily Evening Bulletin (San
Francisco), April 5, 1869
Nominations
by
the President, Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, April
5, 1869
A
Bold National Policy Relative to Cuba, New York
Herald, April 5, 1869, 6
Massacre
of
Senora Arredondo and Several of her Children, New
York Herald, April 5, 1869, 7
Assassination
of
Senora Arrelondo, New York Tribune, April 5,
1869, 1
Gen.
James
B. Steedman a "Filibuster," New York Tribune,
April 5, 1869, 4
Facts
About
the Cuban Army, Bangor Daily Whig and Courier
(ME), April 6, 1869
Massacre
of
Senora Arredonda Scavel and children, Daily Central
City Register (Central City, CO), April 6, 1869
Cuban
Exiles in Washington, Evening Post (NY), April
6, 1869, 4
The
Cuban
Leaders, Morning Republican (Little Rock), April
6, 1869, 2
Recapture
of
the Steamer Comanditario by Spanish Gunboats, New
York Herald, April 6, 1869, 7
Case
of
American Citizen Casanova, New York Tribune,
April 6, 1869, 1
Sympathy
for
Cuban Exiles, Evening Star (Washington, DC),
April 7, 1869, 1
Departure
of
Political Prisoners, Morning Republican (Little
Rock, AR), April 7, 1869, 2
Filibustering
Expeditions
to be Intercepted, New York Herald, April 7,
1869, 5
Operations
Near
Villa Clara, Cienfuegos, Sancti Spiritus, Nuevitas, Holguin,
and Santiago, New York Herald, April 7, 1869, 6
Details
of
the Capture of the Commanditario, New York Herald,
April 7, 1869, 6
Excitement
over the Mary Lowell Affair in Nassau, New York
Herald, April 7, 1869, 6
Will
General
Grant's Administration be a Success or Failure? New
York Herald, April 7, 1869, 8
Mrs.
Villaverde and Miss Yzquierdo, New York Herald,
April 7, 1869, 8
The
Rebellion
in the Central Department Considered Supressed, New
York Herald, April 7, 1869, 9
Trial
of
Prisoners of the Comanditario, New York Herald,
April 7, 1869, 9
Serious
Aspect
of the Cuban Question, New York Tribune, April
7, 1869, 1
Sentence
of
Death Against Two Cubans, New York Tribune,
April 7, 1869, 1
The
Beet-Sugar
Problem, The Hinds County Gazette, (Raymond,
MS), April 7, 1869
Cuban
Exiles, Baltimore Sun, April 8, 1869, 1
Senate
Chaplain
Prays for Cuban Patriots, New York Herald, April
8, 1869, 3
New
View
of the Monroe Doctrine, New York Herald, April
8, 1869, 6
Mary Lowell
Affair, New York Herald, April 8, 1869, 6
Gunboats
to
be Constructed in the United States, New York Herald,
April 8, 1869, 7
Insurgents
Reported
Burning Property, New York Herald, April 8,
1869, 7
Mr.
Casanova, an American Citizen Taken into Custody by the
Spanish Cuban Authorities, New York Herald,
April 8, 1869, 7
Report from
Rear Admiral Hoff, New York Herald, April 8,
1869, 7
The
Mary
Lowell Case, New York Tribune, April 8, 1869, 1
Cuban
Junta
Meeting at Senator Pomeroy's Residence, Plain Dealer
(Cleveland), April 8, 1869, 2
Comparision
Between
the Spaniards and Patriots, New York Herald,
April 9, 1869, 5
Arrival
of
American Consular Agent Leopold A. Price, New York
Herald, April 9, 1869, 7
A
Formidable Fit Out for the Cuban Patriots, New York
Herald, April 9, 1869, 7
Demand
to
be Made for the Release of American Prisoners, New
York Tribune, April 9, 1869, 1
The
Mode
of Fighting in Cuba, Weekly Georgia Telegraph
(Macon), April 9, 1869
The Fighting
in Cuba, Flake's Bulletin, April 10, 1869, 7
Spanish
Barbarities in Cuba, N. Y. Herald, April 10,
1869, 6
Volunteers
in
Matanzas Demand Surrender of Prisoner M. Despon, New
York Herald, April 10, 1869, 4
Recapture
of
the Comanditario, New York Herald, April 10,
1869, 4
Patriots
Garroted, New York Herald, April 10, 1869, 7
Appointment
of
General Caballero de Roda to the Captain Generalship of Cuba,
New York Herald, April 10, 1869, 7
The
Cuban
Revolution- The Sugar Interest and Slave Labor, New
York Tribune, April 10, 1869, 1
Insuregents
Again
Approaching Santiago, New York Herald, April 11,
1869, 5
Rumored
Capture
of a Supply Train and Defeat of Spanish Troops by General
Quesada, New York Herald, April 11, 1869, 9
Case of
the Schooner Galvanic, Milwaukee Daily Sentinel,
April 12, 1869
What
Will
Spain Do? New York Herald, April 12, 1869, 6
The
Democrats in Congress on the Cuban Resolution, New
York Herald, April 12, 1869, 6
Capt.-Gen.
Dulce's
Subordinates, New York Tribune, April 12, 1869,
6
Filibusterism,
Albany Journal, April 13, 1869, 2
Cuban
Census, Albany Journal, April 13, 1869, 2
The
Cuban
Government Intends To Confiscate the Property of all
Suspected Parties, Albany Journal, April 13,
1869, 2
Movement
of
the Troops, Leavenworth Evening Bulletin, April
13, 1869, 1
Insurgents
Operating
Near Cinco Villas, Milwaukee Daily Sentinel,
April 13, 1869
Confiscation
in
Cuba, Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, April 13, 1869
Recognition
Favored
by All But Secretary Fish, New York Herald,
April 13, 1869, 5
Sympathy
with
the Cuban Patriots, New York Herald, April 13,
1869, 7
Our
Debt
to Cuba, New York Herald, April 13, 1869, 8
The
Cuban Resolution, New York Herald, April 13,
1869, 8
Meeting
of
Cuban Ladies in Baltimore, New York Herald,
April 13, 1869, 9
Insurgents
Operating
Near Cinco Villas, New York Herald, April 13,
1869, 9
Our Folly,
New York Herald, April 13, 1869, 9
Property
of
Cuban Insurgents to be Confiscated, New York Tribune,
April 13, 1869, 5
The
Spanish Minister and the Cuban Resolution, New York
Tribune, April 13, 1869, 5
Outrage
Upon
the Lizzie Major, North American and United States
Gazette (Philadelphia), April 13, 1869
Crew of
Mary Lowell Released, Milwaukee Daily Sentinel,
April 14, 1869
How
the
Spaniards Regard American Sympathy for Cuba, New
York Herald, April 14, 1869, 6
Bitterness
of
the Matanzas Volunteers, New York Herald, April
14, 1869, 6
An
Alaskan
League in Regard to Cuba, New York Herald, April
14, 1869, 8
Fear in
the Cabinet- The Stumbling Block of the Administration,
New York Herald, April 14, 1869, 8
Release
of
the Crew of the Mary Lowell, New York Tribune,
April 14, 1869, 1
The
Cuban
Ladies Relief Association, New York Herald,
April 14, 1869, 7
Philidelphia
in
Arms for Cuba, New York Herald, April 14, 1869,
8
Fish Will
Not Let Us Recognize Cuba, New York Herald,
April 14, 1869, 8
Release
of
the Crew of the Mary Lowell, New York Herald,
April 14, 1869, 9
Three
Steamers
Left This Port Today Crowded With Cuban Refugees for the
U.S., The Hawaiian Gazette (Honolulu), April 14,
1869
The
Cuban
Movement, Washington Reporter (Washington, PA),
April 14, 1869, 4
Cuban
Recognition, Charleston Courier, April 15, 1869
Riot
in
Havana, New York Herald, April 15, 1869, 5
Spanish
Views
of the Cuban Question, New York Herald, April
15, 1869, 8
Mashal
Prim
to go to Cuba as Captain General, New York Herald,
April 15, 1869, 9
Intelligence
from
Trinidad, New York Herald, April 15, 1869, 9
Spanish
Outrage
Against the American Flag, New York Tribune,
April 15, 1869, 5
Volunteers
Organizing in the Interior, Philadelphia Inquirer,
April 15, 1869, 4
Volunteers
Organizing
in the Interior, Quincy Whig (Quincy, IL), April
15, 1869, 1
Spanish
Outrages
on the American Flag, New York Herald, April 16,
1869, 6
A
Letter Which the Government Censor has not Garbled, New
York Herald, April 16, 1869, 10
Massacre
at
the Garrote, New York Tribune, April 16, 1869, 1
Cuban
Recognition, Plain Dealer (Cleveland), April
16, 1869, 2
Mr. Plumb
the new consul-general, Boston Daily Advertiser,
April 17, 1869
News from
the Insurgents, New York Times, April 17, 1869,
1
Degree
of
Confiscation, New York Tribune, April 17, 1869,
3
Dulce
Ordering Seizure of All Exiles' Property, Milwaukee
Daily Sentinel, April 17, 1869
Senator
Sumner's
Speech on the Alabama Claims, New York Herald,
April 17, 1869, 4
The
Administration
and the Cuban Question, New York Herald,
April 17, 1869, 6
The
Case
of the Mary Lowell, New York Herald, April 17,
1869, 7
Cuban
Fillibustering, Vermont Chronicle (Bellows
Falls, VT), April 17, 1869
Our
Case
in Cuba, New York Herald, April 18, 1869, 8
The
Forthcoming Proclamation from Washington, New York
Herald, April 18, 1869, 8
The
Captors
of the Comanditario in New York, New York Herald,
April 18, 1869, 9
Demands on
the Cuban Government, Boston Daily Advertiser,
April 19, 1869
Cuban
Fillibusters, Boston Daily Advertiser, April 19,
1869
The
Cuban Revolution, Boston Herald, April 19, 1869,
6
Address
Published by the Agents of the Cubans in this Country, Daily
Cleveland Herald, April 19, 1869
An
Extensive Campaign in the Central Department, Milwaukee
Daily Sentinel, April 19, 1869
Early
Peace Anticipated by the Spaniards, New York Herald,
April 19, 1869, 4
Reported
Victory
of Quesada, N. Y. Herald, April 19, 1869, 4
An
Expedition
for Cuba, New York Herald, April 19, 1869, 6
Demand
for
Reparation for Spanish Outrages, New York Herald,
April 19, 1869, 6
Arrival
of
the Catalonian Volunteers in Cuba, New York Herald,
April 19, 1869, 7
An
Expedition for Cuba, New York Herald, April 19,
1869, 7
Building
New
Gunboats for Cuban Waters, New York Herald,
April 19, 1869, 7
The
Policy Towards Cuba, New York Herald, April 19,
1869, 7
Some
of
the Captors of the Comanditario in New York, N. Y.
Tribune, April 19, 1869, 5
The
Cuban
Fillibusters, Bangor Daily Whig and Courier
(ME), April 20, 1869
US
Naval Force in Cuban Waters, Boston Herald,
April 20, 1869, 4
The
Cubans
in New York, New York Herald, April 20, 1869, 7
Spain
and
Cuba- Our National Duty to Ourselves, New York
Herald, April 20, 1869, 8
Neutral
Rights and and National Obligations, New York Herald,
April 20, 1869, 8
Fair
of
the Cuban Ladies' Relief Association, New York
Herald, April 20, 1869, 9
The
Spanish Outrages in Cuba, New York Herald, April
20, 1869, 9
Meeting
for Cuban Indepedence at Saratoga Springs, New York
Herald, April 20, 1869, 9
The
Mary
Lowell Decision, New York Tribune, April 20,
1869, 1
Trinidad
Beseiged
by Insurgents, Baltimore Sun, April 21, 1869, 1
Filibusters
in
Cuba, Lowell Daily Citizen and News, April 21,
1869
Cuba's
Efforts
for National Existence, Milwaukee Daily Sentinel,
April 21, 1869
Trinidad
Closely
Beseiged by the Insurgents, New York Herald,
April 21, 1869, 9
Movement
of
Troops in the Central Department, N. Y. Herald,
April 21, 1869, 7
Meeting
Between
Secretary Fish and the Spanish Minister, New York
Herald, April 21, 1869, 8
Spanish
Outrage and Spanish Finance, New York Herald,
April 21, 1869, 8
Aid
for
Cuba, New York Herald, April 21, 1869, 10
The
Spanish
Victory Near Trinidad, New York Tribune, April
21, 1869, 1
The
Insurrection
in Cuba, Norwich Aurora (Norwich, CT), April 21,
1869, 2
Jose
Antonio Fesser Elected President of the Spanish Bank, World,
April 21, 1874
Gen.
Letona Appointed Commander-in-Chief of Central Department,
Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, April 22, 1869
The
New
Consul General, New York Herald, April 22, 1869,
6
American
Filibusters
Join Cuban Cause, New York Herald, April 22,
1869, 6
The
Political
Prisoners for Fernando Po, New York Herald,
April 22, 1869, 9
Gen.
Letona
Appointed Commander-in-Chief of the Spanish Forces in the
Central District, New York Tribune, April 22,
1869, 4
Why
Sanford
was Nominated for Spain, New York Herald, April
23, 1869, 6
Junta
Patriotica
de Cubanas, New York Tribune, April 23, 1869, 1
The
Cuban Ladies' Fair, New York Tribune, April 24,
1869, 7
Cuban
Fillibusters, Vermont Chronicle (Bellows Falls,
VT), April 24, 1869, 2
Important
Cuban
Movements in this Country, Albany Evening Journal
(NY), April 24, 1869, 2
Cuban
Filibusters
in Nassau, New York Herald, April 25, 1869, 7
Cuba,
England,
France, Spain, New York Herald, April 25, 1869,
8
Estates
of
Absentees Confiscated, New York Herald, April
25, 1869, 13
New York
is the Head Quarters of the Cuban Patriots, Milwaukee
Daily Sentinel, April 26, 1869
The
Capture
of Mayari, New York Herald, April 26, 1869, 4
England
and
Cuba, New York Herald, April 26, 1869, 6
Great
Britain
to Concede Belligerent Rights to Cuba, New York
Tribune, April 26, 1869, 1
The
Confiscation
of Property, New York Herald, April 27, 1869, 7
Bogus
Correspondence
from Cuba, New York Herald, April 27, 1869, 8
The
Case
of the Lizzie Major, New York Tribune, April 27,
1869, 4
The
Annexation of Cuba, Daily National Intelligencer,
April 28, 1869, 2
Rumored
that
the Governor of Cinco Villas Captured and Executed,
Bangor Daily Whig & Courier (Bangor, ME), April 28,
1869
The
Situation in Cuba, Boston Herald, April 28,
1869, 2
New
York
Junta, Flake's Bulletin (Galveston), April 28,
1869, 1
Revolution
in
Cuba, New York Herald, April 28, 1869, 8
Cuban
Recognition by Mexico, New York Herald, April
28, 1869, 8
The
Cuban
Fair, New York Herald, April 28, 1869, 12
Spanish
Troops
Armed with Remington Rifles, Vermont Watchman and
State Journal (Montpelier, VT), April 28, 1869
The
Fernando
Po Prisoners, New York Herald, April 29, 1869, 6
Possibilities
of
a Cuban Expedition in Nassau, New York Herald,
April 29, 1869, 6
Spanish
War
Vessels in Search of American Filibuster Expeditions, New
York Herald, April 29, 1869, 9
Grand
Fair
Patriot Army of Cuba, New York Herald, April 29,
1869, 16
One
Thousand
Insurgents Under Command of Cavada, N. Y. Herald,
April 29, 1869, 8
Movements
of
Gen. Lesca, New York Tribune, April 29, 1869, 1
Cuban
Mass
Meeting Tonight, Commercial Advertiser (NY),
April 30, 1869, 4
Cuban
Fair
at Apollo Hall, New York Herald, April 30, 1869,
4
Martial
Law
in Cuba, New York Herald, April 30, 1869, 6
All
Native
Males to be Found Away From Their Residences to be Executed,
New York Herald, April 30, 1869, 7
The
Volunteers
Defying the Captain-General, New York Tribune,
April 30, 1869, 1
Valmaseda's
Atrocious
Proclamation, Philadelphia Inquirer, April 30,
1869, 1
Our
Government
at the Cuba Revolution, Daily Evening Bulletin
(San Francisco), May 1, 1869
Cespedes'
Letter
to the Cuban Agent in New York, Daily National
Intelligencer, May 1, 1869
The
Barbarities
in Cuba and their Effect, New York Herald, May
1, 1869, 6
The
Recognition
of Free Cuba in the Mexican Government, New York
Herald, May 1, 1869, 9
The
Cuban
Revolution Has Extended, The Natchez Daily Democrat
(Natchez, MS), May 1, 1869
Representative
Charles
Willard Speech on the Recognition of Cuba, Vermont
Chronicle (Bellows Falls, VT), May 1, 1869, 2
Refugees
from Cuba, New York Herald, May 2, 1869, 4
Question
of
Cuban Recognition in the State Department, New York
Herald, May 3, 1869, 6
Spanish
Warfare, New York Tribune, May 3, 1869, 4
Revolutionary
Congress
in Cuba, Baltimore Sun, May 4, 1869, 1
Great
Britian
Relations with Spain, Charleston Courier, May 4,
1869
Latest
Movement
of Gen. Lesca Proved a Failure, Charleston Courier,
May 4, 1869
American
Gunboats
for Cuban Navy, New York Herald, May 4, 1869, 5
Seizure
of
Mary Lowell by Spanish Authorities, New York Herald,
May 4, 1869, 6
A
Cuban Congress, New York Herald, May 4, 1869, 8
Provisional
Congress
of Cuba in Session, New York Herald, May 4,
1869, 9
President
Grant
Watching Cuban Affairs, New York Tribune, May 4,
1869, 1
Annexation
to
the United States, New York Tribune, May 4,
1869, 4
Insurgents
Have
Jurisdiction in Cinco Villas and Surrounding Country, The
Critic (Washington, DC), May 4, 1869, 3
The
Confiscation
Decree, The Critic (Washington, DC), May 4,
1869, 3
Departure
of
a Cuban Expedition, Boston Herald, May 5, 1869,
2
Progress of
the Cuban Insurrection, Daily Cleveland Herald,
May 5, 1869
Great
Mass
Meeting at the Cooper Institute, N. Y. Herald,
May 5, 1869, 3
Reported
Departure
of a Cuban Expedition, New York Herald, May 5,
1869, 3
Sensation
Rumors of the Havana Press, New York Herald, May
5, 1869, 3
The
Cuban
Ladies' Relief Association, New York Herald, May
5, 1869, 4
The
Mary
Lowell Case in the English Parliament, New York
Herald, May 5, 1869, 7
The
English
Press Regading the Design of America on Cuba, New
York Herald, May 5, 1869, 10
Doubtful
Reports
of a Cuban Congress, New York Tribune, May 5,
1869, 4
Mass
Meeting
at the Cooper Institute, New York Tribune, May
5, 1869, 5
Another
Cuba Expedition, Boston Daily Advertiser, May 6,
1869
The
Proposed Cuban Constitution, Boston Herald, May
6, 1869, 3
Ladies'
Cuban
Fair Open, Boston Herald, May 6, 1869, 9
Gen.
Quesada Again Elected Generalissimo, New Hampshire
Sentinel, May 6, 1869, 2
The
Cuban
Hoax, New York Herald, May 6, 1869, 4
Dispatches
from
Rear Admiral Hoff, New York Tribune, May 6,
1869, 1
The
Cuban
Investment, New York Tribune, May 6, 1869, 4
The
Cuban Constitution, New York Tribune, May 6,
1869, 4
Governor
R.E.
Fenton on the Cuban Cause, New York Tribune, May
6, 1869, 8
Revolutionary
Party
Favors Annexation to the U.S., The Congregationalist
and Boston Recorder, May 6, 1869, 144
Views
of
Senator Sumner, Boston Journal, May 7, 1869, 2
The
Spanish
Minister Sends the Secretary of War an Ultimatum, Daily
State
Register (Des Miones, Iowa), May 7, 1869, 4
The Cuban
Expedition, New York Herald, May 7, 1869, 4
Prospects
of
the Cuban Revolution, Weekly Georgia Telegraph
(Macon), May 7, 1869
Embarassment
of
the Administration Concerning Cuba, N. Y. Herald,
May 7, 1869, 3
The Cuban
Expedition, N. Y. Herald, May 7, 1869, 4
The
Steamer
Perit, New York Herald, May 7, 1869, 4
Wendell
Phillips
on Cuba and the Alabama Claims, New York Herald,
May 7, 1869, 6
The Cuban
Question Before the Government and the People, New
York Herald, May 7, 1869, 6
Sailing
of
a Cuban Expedition from Key West, New York Herald,
May 7, 1869, 7
The Cuban
Constitution, Philadelphia Inquirer, May 7,
1869, 4
Arrival
of
the "Grape Shot" with Arms and Ammunitions for the
Revolutionists, Richmond Whig, May 7, 1969, 2
England
and
Cuba, Vermont Chronicle (Bellows Falls, VT), May
8, 1869, 3
Captain
General
Dulce and the Cuban Junta in New York, Flake's
Bulletin (Galveston), May 8, 1869, 1
The
Cuban
Revolution, Frank Leslie’s Illustrated Newspaper
(NY), May 8, 1869, 121
The
Cubans
in New York, N. Y. Herald, May 8, 1869, 7
Proclamation
of
Valmaseda, N. Y. Herald, May 8, 1869, 4
Arrival
of Prisoners, New York Herald, May 8, 1869, 4
The
Cuban
Revolution- Several Engagements, New York Tribune,
May 8, 1869, 4
Letter
from Valmaseda, New York Herald, May 8, 1869, 4
Cigars and
Cigar Shops, New York Herald, May 8, 1869, 5
The Cuban
Ladies' Fair, New York Herald, May 8, 1869, 7
Lecture
by Paul B. Du Chaillu, New York Herald, May 8,
1869, 7
Spaniards
Violating There Paroles, New York Herald, May 8,
1869, 7
Insubordination
of
Negro Volunteers, New York Herald, May 8, 1869,
7
Cuba
Question, Times Picayune, May 8, 1869, 10
The
Spanih Consul, Cincinnati Commercial Tribune,
May 9, 1869, 1
Gregorio
Ygnacio Arnao Obituary, New York Herald, May 9,
1869, 5
American
Rafael
Estrada Released from Prison, New York Herald,
May 9, 1869, 6
The
Reported Expedition Against Cuba, New York Herald,
May 9, 1869, 6
American
Citizens
Under Arrest, New York Herald, May 9, 1869, 7
Fifteen
Steam Gunboats Ordered at Mystic, Conn., New York
Herald, May 9, 1869, 7
Interview
Between
the Spanish Consul and General Barlow, New York
Herald, May 9, 1869, 10
Letter
From
Havana (Special Correspondence of the Picayune), Times
Picayune, May 9, 1869, 9
The Cuban
Revolution, Boston Daily Advertiser, May 10,
1869
The
Cuban
Revolution, Bangor Daily Whig and Courier (ME),
May 10, 1869
About
Cuban
Expeditions, Bangor Daily Whig and Courier (ME),
May 10, 1869
Steamer
Bound
for Cuba with Munitions of War, Bangor Daily Whig
and Courier (ME), May 10, 1869
Our
Relations with Cuba, Boston Herald, May 10,
1869, 4
Troops
for
the Cuban Revolution, Bangor Daily Whig and Courier
(ME), May 10, 1869
American
Regiment
for Cuban Revolution, Daily National Intelligencer,
May 10, 1869
News from
Cuba, Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, May 10, 1869
The
Cuban
Cause in Philadelphia, New York Herald, May 10,
1869, 4
Cuba
and
the Filibusters, New York Herald, May 10, 1869,
6
Admiral
Hoff
Ordered to Prevent American Vessels Being Searched by
Spanish Cruisers, New York Tribune, May 10,
1869, 1
Dulce's
Spies, New York Tribune, May 10, 1869, 4
Aid
for
Cuba, New York Tribune, May 10, 1869, 5
The War in
Cuba, Boston Daily Advertiser, May 11, 1869
News From
Cuba, Boston Daily Advertiser, May 11, 1869
Enforce
the
Neutrality Laws, Boston Daily Advertiser, May
11, 1869
Return of
the Captain-General, Boston Daily Advertiser,
May 11, 1869
The
Reported Cuban Expedition, Charleston Courier,
May 11, 1869
Americans
in
the Cuban Army, New York Herald, May 11, 1869, 7
2,500
Americans
in the Cuban Army, New York Herald, May 11,
1869, 6
Spain
and Cuban: The Real Position, New York Herald,
May 11, 1869, 6
Dulce
Announcing Suppression of Cuban Rebellion, Milwaukee
Daily Sentinel, May 12, 1869
Mr.
Plum, New Consul of the United States For Havana, Milwaukee
Daily Sentinel, May 12, 1869
Captured
Brig
Mary Lowell, New York Herald, May 12, 1869, 5
The
Government and the Quaker City, New York Herald,
May 12, 1869, 5
Arrival
of
Consul Plumb, New York Herald, May 12, 1869, 7
Cuba
and
Spain, New York Tribune, May 12, 1869, 4
The
Departure
of the Cuban Expedition from New York, Washington
Review and Examiner (Washington, PA), May 12, 1869, 2
Singular,
if
True, Vermont Watchman and State Journal
(Montpelier, VT), May 12, 1869
Gen.
Marmol's
Reply to the Recent Proclamation of Count Valmaseda, N.
Y.
Herald, May 12, 1869, 10
Gen.
Valmaseda, Cincinnati Daily Gazette, May 13,
1869, 2
Cuban
Complications, Daily National Intelligencer, May
13, 1869
Pierrot
Fillibuster
Expedition, Charleston Courier, May 13, 1869
The
Battle
at Altagracia, New York Herald, May 13, 1869, 1
More
Executions
in Santiago de Cuba, New York Herald, May 13,
1869, 4
An
Expedition off from Key West, New York Herald,
May 13, 1869, 4
The
Steamer Salvador off for Sagua, New York Herald,
May 13, 1869, 4
What
the
Rebel General Marmol Says, New York Tribune, May
13, 1869, 4
Battle At
Las Minas, Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, May 14,
1869
Tonnage
Dues
in Cuba, New York Herald, May 14, 1869, 6
American
Volunteers
Engaged, New York Herald, May 14, 1869, 6
The
Reported Triparito Alliance and the Cuban Question, New
York Herald, May 14, 1869, 6
Another
Heavy
Engagement in Cuba, New York Herald, May 14,
1869, 7
The
Spanish
Minister Roberts Satisfied with U.S. Policy Towards Spain,
New York Herald, May 14, 1869, 10
Severe
Battle
at Las Minas, New York Tribune, May 14, 1869, 1
Fillibustering
from
New York and other U.S. Ports, Weekly Georgia Telegraph
(Macon), May 14, 1869
English
Steamer Salvador, Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, May
15, 1869
Daily
Executions
for Political Offenses in Santiago de Cuba, New York
Herald, May 15, 1869, 4
Spanish
Minister
Roberts in Washington, New York Herald, May 15,
1869, 6
Treatment
of
Americans at Havana, New York Tribune, May 15,
1869, 4
The
Cuban Cause in Baltimore, New York Tribune, May
15, 1869, 4
Statements
from
U.S. Marshal Barlow Concerning the 'So Called' Cuban
Expeditions, New York Tribune, May 15, 1869, 4
Letter
from
General Marmol, New York Herald, May 17, 1869, 4
The
Triennial
Scheme Thrown Overboard, New York Herald, May
17, 1869, 7
Cuban
Insurrection
Lags in Cuba but is Lively in New York, Charleston
Courier, May 18, 1869
Gunboat
Operations, New York Herald, May 18, 1869, 6
The
Insurgent Victory at Ls Minas, Boston Herald,
May 20, 1869, 4
A Little
History Connected with the "Grapeshot" Cuban Expedition,
Boston Herald, May 19, 1869, 6
Trinidad
Finally
Captured by the Patriots, Boston Herald, May 19,
1869, 6
The
Insurgents Have Burned the Towns of Sabinicu, Cascoro, and
Guaimaro, Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, May 19, 1869
Exaggerated
Accounts
of the Fight at Las Minas, New York Herald, May
19, 1869, 1
General
Lesca
and General Buceta, New York Herald, May 19,
1869, 4
The
Campaign in Camaguey, New York Herald, May 19,
1869, 4
The Cuban
Ladies' Fair, New York Herald, May 19, 1869, 4
The
News
from Cuba, New York Herald, May 19, 1869, 6
More
Negro
Troops for Active Service, New York Herald, May
19, 1869, 7
Cuban
Sugar
Prices High, The Hawaiian Gazette (Honolulu),
May 19, 1869
Villamil
Received Orders from Gen. Cavada to Move to Palmarejo, Trenton
State Gazette, May 19, 1869, 2
Cuban
Revolution, Vermont Watchman and State Journal
(Montpelier, VT), May 19, 1869
Organization
of a Spanish Spy System, Boston Herald, May 20,
1869, 4
Carlos
Manuel
Elected President, N. Y. Herald, May 20, 1869, 3
Destruction
of
Property, New York Herald, May 20, 1869, 3
Carlos
Manuel Cespedes Elected President, New York Herald,
May 20, 1869, 3
The
New
Republic, New York Herald, May 20, 1869, 6
Cuban
Victories, New York Tribune, May 20, 1869, 4
Capt.
Gen Dulce Trip to Cinco Villas Postponed, The Daily
Cleveland Herald, May 20, 1869
Secretary
Fish
on Valmaseda's Proclamation, Times Picayune, May
20, 1869, 2
An
Expedition
for Cuba- The Steamer Salvador En Route with Men, Arms, and
Munitions, New York Herald, May 21, 1869, 4
Blockade
Runner
Salvador, New York Herald, May 21, 1869, 6
Spanish
Cruisers
in Cuba Looking for Filibusters, New York Herald,
May 21, 1869, 7
Report
of
Ex-Consul Reintrie on Cuban Affairs, New York Herald,
May 21, 1869, 10
Favorable
Cuban
Reports, New York Tribune, May 21, 1869, 1
Landing
of
Filibuster- Proclamation of President Cespedes, New
York Tribune, May 21, 1869, 1
Señor
Roberts,
Minister of Spain, Went to Washington Last Evening, New
York
Tribune, May 21, 1869, 8
The
Reigning
Dilemma of Castilian Politics, New York Tribune,
May 21, 1869, 4
The
Cuban
Revolution, Weekly Georgia Telegraph (Macon),
May 21, 1869
Cuba:
A
New Independent Government Definitely Organized, Daily
National Intelligencer, May 22, 1869
Intervention
in
Cuba, Frank Leslie’s Illustrated Newspaper (NY),
May 22, 1869, 146
Organization
of
the Republican Government, New York Herald, May
22, 1869, 4
Cuba
and
St. Domingo- Our Southward March, New York Herald,
May 22, 1869, 6
Reported
Proclamation
of Cespedes in Cuba, New York Herald, May 22,
1869, 7
The
Letter
of Senator Reuben Fenton on Behalf of the Cuban Cause,
Vermont Chronicle (Bellows Falls, VT), May 22, 1869, 3
A
Waste of Food for Gunpowder, New York Herald,
May 23, 1869, 6
Office
for
Cuban Recruits to be Established in Bridgeport, CT, New
York Herald, May 23, 1869, 10
Defeat
of the Spaniards Confirmed, Cincinnati Daily Gazette,
May 24, 1869, 3
Spanish
and
Cuban Leaders, Daily Evening Bulletin (San
Francisco), May 24, 1869
Cuban
Revolution
Changing its Character, Daily Evening Bulletin
(San Francisco), May 24, 1869
The
War
in Cuba, New York Herald, May 24, 1869, 6
Filibustering
Expedition
Landed Near Gibara, New York Herald, May 24,
1869, 6
The War in
Cuba, New York Herald, May 24, 1869, 6
Landing
of
Filibusters Near Gibara, New York Herald, May
24, 1869, 7
Reported
Landing
of Filibusters, New York Tribune, May 24, 1869,
1
Four
Engagements
Fought by the Cubans Under Quesada, New York Herald,
May 25, 1869, 4
Puerto
Rico
Joining the Fray, New York Herald, May 25, 1869,
6
The Cuban
Cause in New York, New York Herald, May 25,
1869, 6
The
News from Cuba and the Neutrality of Our Government, New
York Herald, May 25, 1869, 6
The
English Steamer Salvador Returned to Nassau, New
York Herald, May 25, 1869, 6
The War in
Cuba, New York Herald, May 25, 1869, 6
Seven
Hundred
Filibusters in the Bay of Nipe, New York Herald,
May 25, 1869, 7
Return
of the Salvador from the Cuban Coast, New York
Herald, May 25, 1869, 7
The
Cuban
Junta of New York, New York Herald, May 25,
1869, 10
The
Steamer Perit, New York Herald, May 25, 1869, 10
Loss of the
Steamer Mississippi, New York Tribune, May 25,
1869, 1
Concerning
Massacres, New York Tribune, May 25, 1869, 4
Official
Statement
from the Spaniards of the Landing of Seven Hundred
Filibusters in the Bay of Nipe, New York Herald,
May 25, 1869, 7
Havana
Cigars
and the Cuban Revolution, Daily Evening Bulletin
(San Francisco), May 26, 1869
Effect of
Valmaseda's Proclomation, Milwaukee Daily Sentinel,
May 26, 1869
Neutrality
Measures, Daily Evening Bulletin (San
Francisco), May 26, 1869
The Cuban
Revolution, Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, May 26,
1869
The
Steamer
Perit Gone to Jamaica, New York Herald, May 26,
1869, 9
The
Steamer
Quaker City, New York Herald, May 26, 1869, 12
Cuban
Revolution, Vermont Watchman and State Journal
(Montpelier, VT), May 26, 1869
Cuban
and
Spanish Warfare Compared, Albany Evening Journal,
(Albany, NY), May, 26, 1869, 1
Cuba--Valmaseda's
Proclamation, Times Picayune, May 26, 1869, 9
The
Cortes Is Debating the Clauses in the Constitution Which
Refer to Colonies, Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, May
27, 1869
The
Seizure
of the Steamer Quaker City, New York Herald, May
27, 1869, 3
The
Steamer
Bienville in Cuba, New York Herald, May 27,
1869, 4
Spanish
Accounts of Matters in Camaguey, New York Herald,
May 27, 1869, 4
Operations
in
the Eastern Department, New York Herald, May 27,
1869, 4
Spain
to
Cuba, New York Herald, May 27, 1869, 6
The
Cuban
Question Before the Cortes, New York Herald, May
27, 1869, 7
Slavery is
Practically Dead in Cuba, New York Tribune, May
27, 1869, 4
Total
Losses
of the Insurgents, New York Tribune, May 27,
1869, 4
Emilio
Castellar Pleads for Reform in Cuba, New York
Tribune, May 27, 1869, 4
Gen.
Cespedes' Decree, New York Tribune, May 27,
1869, 4
The
Regime at Madrid, New York Tribune, May 27,
1869, 4
Fight
at
Trinidad, Weekly Patriot (Harrisburg, PA), May
27, 1869, 5
A
Provisional Government Formed, Jamestown Journal
(NY), May 28, 1869, 1
The
War
on Women, New York Herald, May 28, 1869,
4
Sequestration
of
Property, New York Herald, May 28, 1869, 4
Manzanillo:
Organization
of Contra-Guerillas, New York Herald, May 28,
1869, 4
The War on
Women: Sequestration of Their Property, New York
Herald, May 28, 1869, 4
Secretary
Fish
and President Grant in Favor of the Cuban Cause, New
York Herald, May 28, 1869, 6
Cuba Ladies
Aid for Cuban Patriots, New York Herald, May 28,
1869, 6
Captain-General
Dulce
Ill, New York Herald, May 28, 1869, 7
The
Quaker City Muddle, New York Herald, May 28
1869, 7
More
Volunteers Expected from Spain, New York Herald,
May 28, 1869, 7
The
Quaker
City Steamer Destined for Haiti, New York Herald,
May 28, 1869, 10
Capt.
Gen. Dulce Asked Immediately to be Relieved of Command,
Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, May 29, 1869
The
Captured
Cuban Flag, N. Y. Herald, May 29, 1869, 4
Particulars
of
General Jordan's Landing, New York Herald, May
29, 1869, 4
The
Captain-General's Treachery, New York Tribune,
May 29, 1869, 5
An Ex-Rebel
Ram for Cuba, New York Herald, May 29, 1869, 4
Sailing
of
More Troops for Cuba, New York Herald, May 29,
1869, 7
Liberty
of
Speech and the Press Denied by the Captain-General, New
York Tribune, May 29, 1869, 6
Depature
of
the Perit Expedition From New York, N. Y. Herald,
May 30, 1869, 3
The
New
Captain-General de Rodas, New York Herald, May
30, 1869, 6
Appointment
of
New Captain-General de Rodas, New York Herald,
May 30, 1869, 7
Landing
of
Filibusters, New York Herald, May 30, 1869, 7
Peru
Recognizes
Cuban Patriots as Belligerent Power, New York Herald,
May 31, 1869, 4
Cuba
and
the New Captain General, New York Herald, May
31, 1869, 6
The
Neutrality Question at Washington, New York Herald,
May 31, 1869, 6
General
de
Roda to Sail for Cuba in June, New York Herald,
May 31, 1869, 7
Cuba
Markets, New York Herald, May 31, 1869, 7
Trophies
from the Battle of Nipe, New York Herald, May
31, 1869, 7
The
Nipe
Expedition, New York Tribune, May 31, 1869, 1
The
Spanish
Authorities in Cuban Accused of Robbing Their Mails, New
York
Tribune, May 31, 1869, 4
Caballero
de Rodas Will be the New Captain-General of Cuba, New
York Tribune, May 31, 1869, 4
A Skirmish
Reported Near Cienfuegos, Milwaukee Daily Sentinel,
June 1, 1869
Bay
of
Nipe Filibusters, New York Herald, June 1, 1869,
6
The
Spaniards
Pursuing the Filibusters, New York Herald, June
1, 1869, 7
Insurrection
in
Puerto Rico, New York Tribune, June 1, 1869, 4
Four
Expeditions Have Successfully Landed on the Coast of Cuba,
New York Tribune, June 1, 1869, 4
Fair
of
the "Junta Patriotica de Cubanas" Closed Tomorrow, New
York Tribune, June 1, 1869, 8
Skirmish
Reported
Near Cienfuegos, The Critic (Washington, DC),
June 1, 1869, 3
The
Spanish
Consul in New York, The Hawaiian Gazette
(Honolulu), June 2, 1869
Letter
from
Gen. Quesada, New York Herald, June 2, 1869, 4
An
Opening for American Statesmanship, New York Herald,
June 2, 1869, 6
Cuban
Revolution:
Eight New Expeditions, Daily National Intelligencer,
June 3, 1869
Obituary:
Marshall
Leopold O'Donnell, New York Herald, June 3,
1869, 3
Senor
Casanova's Petition, New York Herald, June 3,
1869, 3
Return
of
the Blockade Runner Salvador to Nassau, New York
Herald, June 3, 1869, 4
The
News
from Nassau, New York Herald, June 3, 1869, 6
The War in
Cuba, New York Herald, June 3, 1869, 6
The
Cuban
Political Prisoners to be sent to the Canaries, New
York Herald, June 3, 1869, 7
Battle with
the Filibusters, New York Herald, June 3, 1869,
7
Havy
Battle
with Filibusters, New York Tribune, June 3,
1869, 1
The
Blacks
of Cuba, New York Tribune, June 3, 1869, 4
Engagement
at
Bay of Nipe, Georgia Weekly Telegraph, June 4,
1869, 1
The
Cuban Struggle, Lowell Daily Citizen and News,
June 4, 1869
Gen.
Jordan Joined the Cuban Forces, Milwaukee Daily
Sentinel, June 4, 1869
Peruvian
Monitors
Not to be Used in the Cuban Interest, New York Herald,
June 4, 1869, 3
Naval
Construction
for Friendly Powers, New York Herald, June 4,
1869, 6
Gen.
Jordan Successful in Joining the Cuban Forces, New
York Herald, June 4, 1869, 6
Spanish Mob
Law Triumphant, New York Herald, June 4, 1869, 6
Captain
General
Dulce Deposed by a Spanish Mob in Cuba, New York
Herald, June 4, 1869, 7
Safe
Arrival of General Jordan and the Filibusters in the
Insurgent Camp, New York Herald, June 4, 1869, 7
The
Cuban
Ladies' Relief Association, New York Herald,
June 4, 1869, 10
A
Counter Revolution, New York Tribune, June 4,
1869, 1
Landing
in
Cuba of Col. de Russy's Battalion, New York Tribune,
June 4, 1869, 4
Cuban
Junta, Cincinnati Daily Gazette, June 5, 1869, 3
Cuban
Affairs, Cincinnati Daily Gazette, June 5, 1869,
3
Southern
Call
for Intervention for Cuba, Cincinnati Daily Gazette,
June 5, 1869, 3
Cuba
and
the Cubans, N. Y. Herald, June 5, 1869, 4
The
Resignation of General Dulce, New York Herald,
June 5, 1869, 4
General
Inspection of the Camps, New York Herald, June
5, 1869, 4
Official
Account of the Banes Expedition, New York Herald,
June 5, 1869, 4
General
Dulce
to Leave for Spain, New York Herald, June 5,
1869, 7
The
News
from Cuba, New York Herald, June 5, 1869, 6
The
Cuban
Revolution, New York Tribune, June 5, 1869, 3
The
Cuban
Revolution, Boston Daily Advertiser, June 6,
1869
All
for
Cuba, New York Herald, June 6, 1869, 6
Effect
of
Dulce's Resignation as Captain General of Cuba, New
York Herald, June 6, 1869, 7
General
Deposing of all Appointees of Dulce Expected, New
York Herald, June 6, 1869, 7
A Fight Near
Villa Clara, San Antonio Express, June 6, 1869,
1
American
Citizens
in Cuba: The Case of Mr. Casanova, N. Y. Herald,
June 7, 1869, 6
Spanish
Account
of the Battle at Nipe Bay, New York Herald, June
7, 1869, 7
New
Spanish Constitution Read to the People, New York
Herald, June 7, 1869, 7
The
Cuban
Revolution, New York Tribune, June 7, 1869, 1
The
Bishop
of Havana Left Cuba with Gen. Dulce, New York
Tribune, June 7, 1869, 4
Sowing
Wind- Reaping Wirlwind, New York Tribune, June
7, 1869, 4
Cuban
Expeditions, Commercial Advertiser (NY), June
8, 1869, 1
The
Recent
Revolution in Havana, New York Herald, June 8,
1869, 5
Rodas
Comes
to Govern Cuba, New York Herald, June 8, 1869, 6
Motion
to
Bond the Quaker City, New York Tribune, June 8,
1869, 1
Cuban
Exiles
Working in Paterson Founderies, Jersey Journal
(Jersey City, NJ), June 9, 1869, 1
The
Steamship
Tybee, New York Herald, June 9, 1869, 5
Mr.
Hunt
Aboard the Steamship Tybee, New York Herald,
June 9, 1869, 6
Advices
from
Cuba, New York Herald, June 9, 1869, 7
Queen
Isabella
Supported by the French, New York Tribune, June
9, 1869, 4
The
Volunteer Revolution in Havana, New York Herald,
June 10, 1869, 3
The
Landing at Mayari, New York Herald, June 10,
1869, 3
The
Havana Revolution, New York Herald, June 10,
1869, 3
Capture
of
Cavada's Correspondence, N. Y. Herald, June 10,
1869, 3
Recognition
of
Cuba as a Belligerent Power, New York Herald,
June 10, 1869, 4
Recognition
of
Cuba as a Belligerent, New York Herald, June 10,
1869, 4
Recognition
of
Cuba by Chile, New York Herald, June 10, 1869, 6
Important
from Cuba, New York Herald, June 10, 1869, 6
General
Lesca
Killed at Trinidad, New York Herald, June 10,
1869, 7
General
De
Rodas to Stop at Puerto Rico, New York Tribune,
June 10, 1869, 1
Emigration
of Cubans from the Island, Boston Daily Advertiser,
June 10, 1869
The
Cuban Struggle, Georgia Weekly Telegraph, June
11, 1869, 6
The
New
Republic and its Constitution, Georgia Weekly
Telegraph, June 11, 1869, 6
The
Disorders in Havana, Daily National Intelligencer,
June 15, 1869
Fight
Near Puerto Padre, Milwaukee Daily Sentinel,
June 16, 1869
Effect
of
Castelar's Speech, New York Herald, June 11,
1869, 4
Cuba,
Peru,
and Chile, New York Herald, June 11, 1869, 6
Movements
of
Filibusters in Cuba, New York Herald, June 11,
1869, 7
The
Cuban
Revolution, New York Tribune, June 11, 1869, 1
Early
Recognition
of the Cuban Government, New York Herald, June
12, 1869, 3
Complications
in
Havana, New York Herald, June 12, 1869, 6
Complications
Between
the Captain General and the Volunteers, New York
Herald, June 12, 1869, 7
The
Filibusters, New York Tribune, June 12, 1869, 1
Cuba
Well
Lost, New York Tribune, June 12, 1869, 4
Our
Plain
Duty to Cuba, New York Herald, June 13, 1869, 6
Secretary
Fish
Still Declines to Recognize Cuba, New York Herald,
June 13, 1869, 6
Our
Government Neutrality, New York Herald, June 13,
1869, 6
Forces of
General Lesca and General Jordan, New York Herald,
June 13, 1869, 6
Secretary
Fish
Aiding and Abetting the Cubans, New York Herald,
June 13, 1869, 7
Rumored
Killing of General Marmol, New York Herald, June
13, 1869, 7
Preparations
to
Send More Troops to Cuba, New York Herald, June
14, 1869, 4
How the
Cuban Insurrection is Regarded in Spain, New York
Herald, June 14, 1869, 4
The
Quaker
City Seized Again, New York Herald, June 14,
1869, 6
Spanish
Affairs and American Rights, New York Herald,
June 14, 1869, 6
Landing
of
a Small Body of Filibusters, New York Herald,
June 14, 1869, 7
The
Aims
of the Volunteers, New York Herald, June 14,
1869, 8
Death
of
General Marmol, New York Tribune, June 14, 1869,
1
General
Jordan
Has With Him Two Thousand Men From the United States, New
York
Tribune, June 14, 1869, 4
The
Course
of Dulce, New York Herald, June 15, 1869, 3
Dissapointment
at
the Coldness of the United States, New York Herald,
June 15, 1869, 3
Aid
For
Cuba, New York Herald, June 15, 1869, 5
The
Volunteers
Have Disagreed Amongst Themselves , New York
Herald, June 15, 1869, 6
Disagreement
Among
the Volunteers, New York Herald, June 15, 1869,
7
The
Cuban
Revolution, New York Tribune, June 15, 1869, 1
Pedro
Lopez
Passed Through Galveston, Texas on his Way to Cuba, New
York Tribune, June 15, 1869, 5
Spanish
Views
of the Cuban Question, New York Herald, June 16,
1869, 3
Two
Sides
to the Picture, New York Herald, June 16, 1869,
6
Recruits
from
Washington Gone to the Southern Coast, New York
Herald, June 16, 1869, 7
Virginia:
Enlistment
of Volunteers for Cuba, New York Herald, June
16, 1869, 7
Cuba:
Cholera
Epidemic, New York Tribune, June 16, 1869, 1
The
Cuban
Independence Question, New York Tribune, June
16, 1869, 5
The
Expiring
Spanish Cause in Cuba, North American and United
States Gazette (Philadelphia), June 16, 1869
The
Nipe
Filibusters Moving Toward Holguin, New York Herald,
June 17, 1869, 4
The
Editorial Duel at Nicaragua Falls, New York Herald,
June 17, 1869, 4
Quesada
Promises to Take Havana in August, New York Herald,
June 17, 1869, 4
Peru
and
the Spanish Complication, New York Herald, June
17, 1869, 6
The
Volunteers in Havana, New York Herald, June 17,
1869, 6
Cuba:
Yellow
Fever Among the Officials, New York Herald, June
17, 1869, 7
Cuban
Recruits:
Newark, New Jersey, New York Herald, June 17,
1869, 8
War
on
the Cuban Junta, New York Herald, June 18, 1869,
3
An
Acceptance, New York Herald, June 18, 1869, 4
Movements
of General Jordan's Filibusters, New York Herald,
June 18, 1869, 4
Arrest
of
the Cuban Minister, New York Herald, June 18,
1869, 6
Members
of the Cuban Junta Arrested, New York Herald,
June 18, 1869, 6
Landing
of
Several Expeditions in Cuba, New York Herald,
June 18, 1869, 7
Successful
Landing
of Filibustering Expedition, New York Herald,
June 18, 1869, 7
Arrest
if
the Cuban Minister, New York Herald, June 18,
1869, 8
Indictment
of
the Cuban Junta, New York Tribune, June 18,
1869, 1
Arrest
of
Memebers of the Cuban Junta, New York Tribune,
June 18, 1869, 4
The
Cuban
Revolutionary Junta, Vermont Chronicle (Bellows
Falls, VT), June 19, 1869, 2
The
U.S.
Steamer Nipsie at Cienfuegos, N. Y. Herald, June
19, 1869, 7
The
Cabinet
Divided Upon the Cuban Question, New York Herald,
June 19, 1869, 3
A
Cuban Regiment Raised in Phillidelphia, New York
Herald, June 19, 1869, 5
The
Recent Arrests of Alleged Cuban Sympathizers, New
York Herald, June 19, 1869, 5
Details of
the Steamer Perit's Landing, New York Herald,
June 19, 1869, 5
The
Cuban
Question, New York Herald, June 19, 1869, 6
Henry
Huntingdon Harrison Arrested in Richmond, Virgina, New
York Herald, June 19, 1869, 6
Arrest
of an Alleged Cuban Recruiting Officer at Richmond, Virginia,
New York Herald, June 19, 1869, 7
The
United
States Steamer Nipsie at Cienfuegos, New York Herald,
June 19, 1869, 7
Two
Members
of the Cuban Junta Either Dead or Not Found, New
York Tribune, June 19, 1869, 4
Capture
of
a Schooner Laden with War Materials, New York Herald,
June 20, 1869, 7
The
Cuban
Volunteer Movement in Newark, New Jersey, New York
Herald, June 20, 1869, 8
Beligerent
Recognition
by Peru and Chile, New York Herald, June 21,
1869, 4
The
Engagement at Puerto Padre, New York Herald,
June 21, 1869, 4
Death of
One of the "Perit" Filibusters, New York Herald,
June 21, 1869, 4
Belligerent
Recognition
of Cuba, New York Herald, June 21, 1869, 4
Canons
Made
of Wood and Iron Pipe, New York Herald, June 21,
1869, 4
Dulce's
Resignation
and Its Effects, New York Herald, June 21, 1869,
5
The
Opportunity
and the Failure of the Government, New York Herald,
June 21, 1869, 6
The
Perit
Expedition, New York Herald, June 21, 1869, 11
Capture
of
War Schooner La Have, New York Tribune, June 21,
1869, 5
American
Vessels
Captured at Sea, New York Herald, June 22, 1869,
6
Cuban
Junta- Fresh Arrests, New York Herald, June 22,
1869, 6
The New
Governor for Cuba and the Status of the War, New
York Herald, June 22, 1869, 6
Rearrest
of
the Cuban Junta, New York Herald, June 22, 1869,
7
Two
Expeditions Safely Landed, New York Herald, June
22, 1869, 7
Schooner
La
Have Captured, New York Tribune, June 22, 1869,
1
The
Cuban
Revolution, Daily Evening Bulletin (San
Francisco), June 23, 1869
The
War
on the Cuban Junta, New York Herald, June 23,
1869, 3
British
Opinion
on the Arrest of the Cuban Junta, New York Tribune,
June 23, 1869, 1
General
Sickles Arrived in Washington This Morning, New York
Tribune, June 23, 1869, 1
Four
More
Members of the Cuban Junta Arrested Last Night, New
York Tribune, June 23, 1869, 5
The
Campaign
in the Cinco Villas, Trouble in Trinidad, N. Y.
Herald, June 24, 1869, 3
Our
New
Spanish Expedition, New York Herald, June 24,
1869, 6
Mr.
Fish
and the Cubans, New York Herald, June 24, 1869,
10
The
Spanish
Minister and the Cuban Junta, New York Tribune,
June 24, 1869, 1
The
Cuban
Problem, New York Tribune, June 24, 1869, 4
Decision
in
the Case of General Sickles, New York Herald,
June 25, 1869, 3
Interesting
Particulars
of the Escape of Colonel Ryan, New York Herald,
June 25, 1869, 3
Report
of
the Arrival of General Jordan at the Patriot Camp with Arms
and Supplies, New York Herald, June 25, 1869, 4
Landing
of
an Expedition on the Coast of Macambo, New York
Herald, June 25, 1869, 4
Address
to
the Nation by the Volunteers of the Island of Cuba,
New York Herald, June 25, 1869, 4
Colonel
Ryan
Sailed for Cuba, New York Herald, June 25, 1869,
6
The
Cuban
Envoy's Interview with the President, New York
Tribune, June 25, 1869, 1
Large
Custom
House Seizures- 80,000 Cigars Captured, New York
Tribune, June 25, 1869, 5
Colonel
Ryan
Sailed for Cuba, New York Tribune, June 25,
1869, 6
Heavy
Skirmishes
in the Cinco Villas District, Bangor Daily Whig
& Courier (Bangor, ME) June 26, 1869
Important
Successes
of the Revolution, Cincinnati Daily Gazette,
June 26, 1869, 3
Gen.
Buceta
Arrived in Havana, Daily Picayune, June 26,
1869, 8
Vicarious
Patriotism, Irish American Weekly (NY), June 26,
1869, 4
Heavy
Skirmishes in Cinco Villas District, Milwaukee Daily
Sentinel, June 26, 1869
Arrival
of General Jordan, Milwaukee Daily Sentinel,
June 26, 1869
Independent
Journalism
in Havana, New York Herald, June 26, 1869, 6
The
Filibusters, the Neutrality Laws, and the Position of the
Government, New York Herald, June 26, 1869, 6
Spanish
General Puello Says it Requires 5,000 Additional Troops to
Retain the Possession of Cinco Villas, New York Herald,
June 26, 1869, 6
An
Ex-Confederate
Cavalry Officer En Route for Cuba, New York Herald,
June 26, 1869, 7
General
Puello Relieved of his Command, New York Herald,
June 26, 1869, 7
General
Buceta
Saved from the Fury of the Volunteers, New York
Tribune, June 26, 1869, 1
General
Buceta
Flees from Cuba, New York Tribune, June 26,
1869, 8
The
Grapeshot
and the Schooner La Have, New York Herald, June
27, 1869, 4
Capture of
the Schooner La Have, New York Herald, June 27,
1869, 4
Ralph
Herman
and and Samuel C. Bergman Arrested for Violating the
Neutrality Laws, New York Herald, June 27, 1869,
5
The
News
from Cuba, New York Herald, June 27, 1869, 6
Large
Force
of Filibusters Gone from the South, New York Herald,
June 27, 1869, 7
Colonel
Ryan in Command of a Patriot Expedition, New York
Herald, June 27, 1869, 7
Heavy
Skirmishes
in Cinco Villas District, Galveston News, June
28, 1869, 2
De
Rodas
as Captain General in Cuba, New York Herald,
June 28, 1869, 4
War
Pestilence
and Famine, New York Herald, June 28, 1869, 6
Cubans
in
Washington, New York Herald, June 28, 1869, 6
Spanish
Report
of the Battle Between Puerto Padre and Las Tunas, New
York Herald, June 28, 1869, 7
The
Prospects
of Cuban Recognition, New York Herald, June 28,
1869, 10
1,800
Filibusters, New York Tribune, June 28, 1869, 1
The
Rebellion
in Cuba Prospers More Than Ever, New York Tribune,
June 28, 1869, 4
The
Cuban
Insurrection, Albany Journal, June 29, 1869, 2
Cinco
Villas, Daily Picayune, June 29, 1869, 8
Arrival and
Proclamation of the New Captain General, Leavenworth
Bulletin, June 29, 1869, 1
Fillibusters
from
the Schooner Grapeshot Executed, Milwaukee Daily
Sentinel, June 29, 1869
Fillibustering,
Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, June 29, 1869
General
Goicouria
Arrested Yesterday by U.S. Marshal Barlow, New York
Daily Reformer (Watertown, NY), June 29, 1869, 3
Arrival
of
De Rodas in Cuba, New York Herald, June 29,
1869, 7
What
Colonel
Ryan Said and what Marshal Barlow Thinks, New York
Herald, June 29, 1869, 10
New
Captain
General De Rodas Has Arrived in Cuba, New York
Tribune, June 29, 1869, 4
New
Government of Cuba Announces for its Motto "Spain, Justice,
and Morality," New York Tribune, June 29, 1869,
4
Gen. Puello
Says 5,000 Men are Needed in Cinco Villas, San
Antonio Express, June 29, 1869, 1
Cuban
Matters, Bangor Daily Whig & Courier
(Bangor, ME), June 29, 1869
Heavy
Skirmishes
in Cinco Villas District, Flake's Bulletin
(Galveston), June 30, 1869, 1
The
Spaniards
at Cinco Villas Calling For Reinforcements, Flake's
Bulletin (Galveston), June 30, 1869, 1
Cuban
Expedition
Under Col. Ryan, Flake's Bulletin (Galveston),
June 30, 1869, 1
Col.
Ryan
Missing, Flake's Bulletin (Galveston), June 30,
1869, 1
Cholera,
Yellow
Fever Decimating Spaniards, Flake's Bulletin
(Galveston), June 30, 1869, 1
Cuban
Volunteers, Flake's Bulletin (Galveston), June
30, 1869, 1
First
New
York Regiment Cuban Volunteers, Galveston News,
June 30, 1869, 4
Dinner in
Honor of Gen. De Rodas, Boston Daily Advertiser,
June 30, 1869
The
Cubans Captured Palmiras, Galveston Tri Weekly News,
June 30, 1869, 4
Arrest
and
Commitment of General Goicouria, New York Herald,
June 30, 1869, 5
The
Policy
of General De Rodas in Cuba, New York Herald,
June 30, 1869, 7
Cuban
Expedition from the United States, New York Herald,
June 30, 1869, 7
Condemnation
in
the United States Court of the Steamship Cuba, New
York Herald, June 30, 1869, 7
The
New
Captain General in Harmony with the Volunteers, New
York Tribune, June 30, 1869, 1
The
British Press on the Late Cuban Expedition- Its Comparison
with the Alabama Case, New York Tribune, June
30, 1869, 1
Gen.
Lesca
Pursuing the Rebels in Cinco Villas, Philadelphia
North American and United States Gazette, June 30, 1869
Gen.
Lesca
Pursuing Insurgents in the Cinco Villas District, Daily
Central City Register (Central City, CO) July 1, 1869
The
Cuban
Expedition: Capture of the Whole Party, New York
Herald, July 1, 1869, 4
The
Cubans in the City, New York Herald, July 1,
1869, 4
England
Keeping
a Sharp Lookout, New York Herald, July 1, 1869,
6
The
Filibusters
Complete Failure of the Expedition, New York Tribune,
July 1, 1869, 1
Arrest
of
the Cuban Junta, N. Y. Herald, July 2, 1869, 6
The
News
from Cuba and the Cuban Question, New York Herald,
July 2, 1869, 4
Execution
of
American Filibusters in Santiago, New York Herald,
July 2, 1869, 5
Proposition
to
Cede the Monitors to Cuba, New York Herald, July
2, 1869, 6
Landing
of the Grapeshot, New York Herald, July 2, 1869,
6
The
Steamer Salvador Remains in the Hands of the Authorities,
New York Herald, July 2, 1869, 6
The
Cuban
Filibusters, New York Herald, July 2, 1869, 8
Execution of
an American named Speaksman, Charleston Courier,
July 3, 1869, 1
1,680
Rifles
Shipped to the Spanish Government in Cuba, New York
Herald, July 3, 1869, 5
The
News
from Cuba, New York Herald, July 3, 1869, 4
Execution
of
American Filibusters, New York Herald, July 3,
1869, 5
A Cuban
Junta Benefit Performance at the Academy of Music, New
York Herald, July 3, 1869, 5
Grand
Benefit
Entertainment in the Aid of the Patriots of Cuba, New
York Herald, July 3, 1869, 7
The
Captain
General's Interview with the Havana Editors, New
York Tribune, July 3, 1869, 1
General
Letona
Charged with Having Leagued with the Cubans, New
York Tribune, July 3, 1869, 4
General
Goicouria
and Other Officers Presented by William H. Reagan with a
Bouquet of Flowers Arranged into Cuban Flag, New
York Tribune, July 3, 1869, 8
General
Letona Imprisoned by His Garrison, New York Tribune,
July 3, 1869, 4, Letona
Important
Appointment
of General Jordan, New York Herald, July 4,
1869, 4
Complications
in
American Waters, New York Herald, July 4, 1869,
6
Capture
of
the Schooner La Have, New York Herald, July 4,
1869, 7
The
Case
of the Cuban Blockade Runner Salvador, New York
Herald, July 4, 1869, 9
Military
Change, Boston Daily Advertiser, July 5, 1869
Advices
from
General Hoff, Cincinnati Daily Gazette, July 5,
1869, 3
Cinco
Villas Reclaimed by the Cuban Army, Milwaukee Daily
Sentinel, July 5, 1869
Spain,
Cuba,
and the Administration, New York Herald, July 5,
1869, 4
The
Interview
Between the English and Spanish Ministers, New York
Herald, July 5, 1869, 5
The
Filibusters Before the Courts, New York Herald,
July 5, 1869, 5
General
Letona Relieved from Command, New York Herald,
July 5, 1869, 5
General
Letona
Relieved, New York Tribune, July 5, 1869, 1
Ten
Gunboats
Built for the Spanish Government, New York Tribune,
July 5, 1869, 8
General
Jordan
Attacked by Spanish Troops Near Holguin, New York
Herald, July 6, 1869, 4
Chile,
Spain, and the Mediation of the United States, New
York Herald, July 6, 1869, 4
Spanish
Troops
Repulsed by the Forces of General Jordan Near Holguin, New
York
Herald, July 6, 1869, 5
Mediation
of
the United States, New York Herald, July 6,
1869, 8
Agents
of
the Cuban Junta in Bergen County, N.J., Lowell Daily
Citizen and News (Lowell, MA), July 7, 1869, 2
Sumner's
Views
on the Alabama Question Sustained, New York Herald,
July 7, 1869, 3
Examination
in
the Case of General Goicouria, New York Herald,
July 7, 1869, 5
Pennsylvania:
Rumored
Filibuster Expedition, New York Herald, July 7,
1869, 7
Discovery
of Torpedos at Sancti Spiritus, New York Herald,
July 7, 1869, 7
The
Seizure
of the Cuban Expeditionists, Norwich Aurora
(Norwich, CT), July 7, 1869, 1
From
Our
New York Correspondent, Vermont Watchman and State
Journal (Montpelier, VT), July 7, 1869
Arrival
and
Reception of Gen. de Rodas in Havana, N. Y. Herald,
July 8, 1869, 4
Depravations
Near
Palmillas, New York Herald, July 8, 1869, 4
Spain
Satisfied, New York Herald, July 8, 1869, 6
Captain
General
De Rodas Proclaims the Reduction of the Insurrection, New
York
Herald, July 8, 1869, 7
Millard
Fillmore's
Views on the Political Situation, New York Herald,
July 8, 1869, 8
Captain
General
De Rodas States that Insurrection has been Reduced in Extent,
New York Tribune, July 8, 1869, 1
Captain
General
De Rodas Proclaims the Cuban Rebellion has been Reduced,
New York Tribune, July 8, 1869, 4
Captain
General
De Rodas Declares All Armed Vessels Transporting Filibusters
to be Pirates, New York Herald, July 9, 1869, 4
The
Iron-Clad the Centaur to Reinforce our Gulf Squadron, New
York Herald, July 9, 1869, 4
The
Grapeshot
Expedition Again in the Field, New York Herald,
July 9, 1869, 5
Examination
of
General Goicouria, New York Herald, July 9, 1869,
6
Filibuster
Vessels
Declared Pirates, New York Tribune, July 9, 1869,
1
Gen.
Goicouria
Discharged from Court Admist Great Cheering, New
York Tribune, July 9, 1869, 4
A
Continued Emigration from Cuba, New York Tribune,
July 9, 1869, 4
Plantations
in
Cinco Villas Destroyed, Weekly Georgia Telegraph
(Macon), July 9, 1869
The
Cuban
Revolution, Frank Leslie’s Illustrated Newspaper
(NY), July 10, 1869, 259
Cuban
Revolutionary
Congress at Sibanicu, Frank Leslie’s Illustrated
Newspaper (NY), July 10, 1869, 260
Arrival
of
a new Corp of Volunteers in Havana, Frank Leslie’s
Illustrated Newspaper (NY), July 10, 1869, 260
Spaniards
In
Favor of a Republic, Morning Republican (Little
Rock, AR), July 10, 1869
General
Goicouria
Released from Jail- Evidence Inconclusive that He was a
Cuban Filibuster, New York Herald, July 10,
1869, 4
Estimates
of
Expenses, New York Herald, July 10, 1869, 5
The
Cuban
Revolution: Estimates of Expenditures, New York
Tribune, July 10, 1869, 1
A
Romantic Story of a Cuban Gentleman, Cincinnati
Daily Enquirer, July 11, 1869, 7
Insurgents'
Correspondence
for New York Captured, N. Y. Herald, July 11,
1869, 7
Saratoga
Springs:
Large Number of Cuban Refugees, New York Herald,
July 11, 1869, 8
General
Lesca's
Movements Up and Down Trinidad, New York Herald,
July 11, 1869, 10
Return
to
New York of the Cuban Expedition Party, Daily
Illinois State Register (Springfield, IL), July 12,
1869, 1
Arrest of
the Members of the Cuban Junta, Milwaukee Daily
Sentinel, July 12, 1869
Grand
Benefit
Entertainment in Aid of the Patriots of Cuba, New
York Herald, July 12, 1869, 3
The
Cuban
Campaign of Liberation, New York Herald, July
12, 1869, 4
Despondency
of
the Cubans Over the Arrest of the Junta, New York
Herald, July 12, 1869, 5
Correspondence
Captured
and Important Orders, New York Tribune, July 12,
1869, 1
Grand
Entertainment
Benefit in the Aid of the Patriots of Cuba, New York
Tribune, July 12, 1869, 7
Something
About
Cedar, North American and United States Gazette,
July 12, 1869
The
Cuban
Revolution, Daily Evening Bulletin (San
Francisco), July 13, 1869
The
Cuban
Filibusters: Activity of the Cubans in this City, New
York Herald, July 13, 1869, 5
Departure
and
Return of a Fillibustering Party, New York Herald,
July 13, 1869, 5
Performance
for
the Benefit of the Cuban Patriots, New York Herald,
July 13, 1869, 7
General
Puello in Command of Nuevitas, New York Herald,
July 13, 1869, 7
The
Cuban
Envoy Discouraged: No Effort Being Made to Secure
Recognition of Cuban Independence, New York Herald,
July 14, 1869, 3
The Late
Decree of Captain General De Rodas, New York Herald,
July 14, 1869, 3
Santiago
de
Cuba: Arrival of a Column of Valmaseda's Forces, New
York Herald, July 14, 1869, 3
Death
of
United States Consul Mr. Stedman, New York Herald,
July 14, 1869, 7
An
Opinion of American Intervention in Cuban Affairs, New
York Herald, July 14, 1869, 7
The
Cuban
Entertainment, New York Tribune, July 14, 1869,
1
La
Patria
Libre, Springfield Republican (Springfield, MA),
July 14, 1869, 2
Eye
Witness
Report of the Expedition Sent by Colonel Ampudia to Destroy
the Rebel Factory of War Materials and Encampments of Nagua,
New York Herald, July 15, 1869, 4
Disaffected
Volunteers Threatened with Arrest, New York Herald,
July 15, 1869, 4
Decree of
General De Rodas, New York Herald, July 15,
1869, 4
Honors
to
the Remains of Consul Stedman, New York Herald,
July 15, 1869, 7
A Cuban
Lady Patriot Demand Her Country's Flag, New York
Herald, July 15, 1869, 10
The
Late
Consul Stedman, New York Tribune, July 15, 1869,
1
A
Cuban Revolution: What Should We Do? New York Herald,
July 16, 1869, 4
Filibustering
Expeditions
to be Suppressed, New York Herald, July 16,
1869, 4
The
Spanish
Advance Driven into Nuevitas, New York Herald,
July 16, 1869, 5
England:
The Times on the Cuban Question, New York Herald,
July 16, 1869, 5
The
Cuban Filibusters, New York Herald, July 16,
1869, 5
English
Press
Parallel Between Cuban Revolution and Southern Rebellion,
Daily Evening Bulletin (San Francisco), July 17, 1869
Enforcment
of
the Neutrality Law, New York Herald, July 17,
1869, 5
Don
Eschavarria Sent to Spain, New York Herald, July
17, 1869, 5
The
Cuban
Filibusters Again, New York Herald, July 17,
1869, 8
End
of
the Cuban Expedition, New York Herald, July 18,
1869, 3
A
Grim Power in Cuba, New York Herald, July 18,
1869, 6
Neutrality
on
the Cuban Question, New York Herald, July 18,
1869, 6
The
Canard
About the Purchase of Cuba, New York Herald, July
18, 1869, 7
An
English Warship at Havana, New York Herald, July
18, 1869, 7
Grand
Benefit
Entertainment in the Aid of the Patriots of Cuba, New
York Herald, July 18, 1869, 12
Washington
Rumors
About Cuba, New York Herald, July 19, 1869, 4
Breech-loaders
for
the Volunteers About to Take the Field, New York
Herald, July 19, 1869, 5
Rumors
About the Proposed Sale of Cuba, New York Herald,
July 19, 1869, 5
Another
Decree
of Captain General De Rodas, New York Herald,
July 20, 1869, 5
Patriot
Official Reports, New York Herald, July 20,
1869, 5
The
Cuban
Filibusters and the Cuban Question, New York Herald,
July 20, 1869, 6
Reorganization
of
a Volunteer Regiment, New York Herald, July 20,
1869, 7
The
Spanish
Gunboats, New York Herald, July 20, 1869, 8
Escape
of
the Remaining Filibuster's from Gardiner's Island, New
York Herald, July 20, 1869, 10
The
Captain
General Annuls an Article of his Late Proclamation, New
York
Herald, July 21, 1869, 7
The
Cuban
Filibusters, New York Herald, July 21, 1869, 10
Gen.
Jordan Defeated, Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, July
22, 1869
The
Cuban
Fillibusters at Fort Lafayette, Milwaukee Daily
Sentinel, July 22, 1869
Mr.
Stedman,
U.S. Consul at Santiago de Cuba has Died, The
Congregationalist and Boston Recorder, July 22, 1869
Policy
of
Captain General de Rodas, N. Y. Herald, July 22,
1869, 5
Santiago
de
Cuba: The Flaming Proclamation of the Commandant of a Petty
Town, New York Herald, July 22, 1869, 5
Policy of
General De Rodas, New York Herald, July 22,
1869, 5
No
Change
in the Status of the Cuban Prisoners, New York
Herald, July 22, 1869, 7
Reported
Defeat and Wounding of General Jordan, New York
Herald, July 22, 1869, 7
The
Progress
of Cuban Independence, New York Herald, July 23,
1869, 4
Release
of
American Prisoners, New York Herald, July 23,
1869, 5
Probable
Discharge
of the Prisoners Today, New York Herald, July
23, 1869, 5
Rumored
Embargo
of a Large Estate, New York Herald, July 24,
1869, 7
Proclamation
of
General Puello, New York Herald, July 25, 1869,
7
Cuban
Partisans in Washington, Georgia Weekly Telegraph,
July 26, 1869, 3
Has
the Government any Policy with Regard to Cuba?, Daily
National Intelligencer, July 26, 1869, 4
The
War
of Revolution in Spain, New York Herald, July
26, 1869, 4
Admiral
Hoff and the Executions, New York Herald, July
26, 1869, 4
Has the
Government Any Policy with Regard to Cuba? New York
Herald, July 26, 1869, 4
Cuba,
New York Herald, July 26, 1869, 5
Admiral
Hoff and the Spanish Authorities at Santiago, New
York Herald, July 26, 1869, 5
Regular
Troops on the Island is 32,000 and Volunteer 4,000, Milwaukee
Daily Sentinel, July 27, 1869
Spain
and
the Sale of Cuba to the United States, New York
Herald, July 27, 1869, 4
Hopeful
for
Cuba, New York Herald, July 27, 1869, 6
The War in
Cuba, New York Herald, July 27, 1869, 6
The
Patriots
Again Between Villa Clara and Sagua La Grande, New
York Herald, July 27, 1869, 7
The
News:
Cuba, New York Herald, July 28, 1869, 4
A
Card from the Junta of Cuba, New York Herald,
July 28, 1869, 5
Cuba:
Execution
of Albert Wyeth, an American, New York Herald,
July 28, 1869, 6
Successful
Landing
of Arms and Filibusters, New York Herald, July
29, 1869, 5
Cuba:
All Spaniards in the Military District of Trinidad Compelled
to do Duty, New York Herald, July 28, 1869, 5
A
British Steamer Overhauled on Suspicion of Violating the
Neutrality Law, New York Herald, July 28, 1869,
5
Gen.
Casada Destroyed Two Railroad Bridges, Milwaukee
Daily Sentinel, July 29, 1869
Successful
Landing
of Arms and Filibusters, New York Herald, July
29, 1869, 5
Progress
of the War in Cuba, San Francisco Bulletin, July
29, 1869, 2
The
Cuban
Revolution, Bangor Daily Whig and Courier (ME),
July 30, 1869
Cuba:
Activity
of the Patriots in the Central Department, New York
Herald, July 30, 1869, 5
The
Carlist
Failure in Spain, New York Herald, July 31,
1869, 4
The
Garrison of Las Tunas Suffering for Provisions, New
York Herald, July 31, 1869, 5
Cuba:
Release
of American Citizens, New York Herald, July 31,
1869, 6
Manzanillo:
Official
Reports of Encounters, New York Herald, July 31,
1869, 6
Santiago
de
Cuba: Arrival of the American Squadron, New York
Herald, July 31, 1869, 6
The
Cuban
Revolution, New York Tribune, July 31, 1869, 1
Estimate
of
Expenses for August, New York Herald, Aug. 1,
1869, 7
Guilty,
Of
Course, New York Herald, Aug. 1, 1869, 6
The
Cuban
Press on the Herald Correspondence, New York Herald,
Aug. 1, 1869, 8
Nassau
a
Place of Refuge for Patriot Cubans, New York Herald,
Aug. 1, 1869, 11
The
Sickles Instructions and the Spanish Gunboats, Boston
Daily Advertiser, Aug. 2, 1869, 1
Negro
Insurgents
in Cuba, New York Herald, Aug. 2, 1869, 2
Patriot
Raid
on Principe, New York Herald, Aug. 2, 1869, 5
The Cuban
Revolution, Boston Daily Advertiser, Aug. 3,
1869
Tammany
Democrats Espoused the Cuban Cause, Daily Cleveland
Herald, Aug. 3, 1869
Denunciation
of
the President and Cabinet on the Irish and Cuban Questions,
New York Herald, Aug. 3, 1869, 3
Cuba:
Military
Operations at a Stand, New York Herald, Aug. 3,
1869, 5
Cuba:
Arrest
of an American, New York Herald, Aug. 3, 1869, 7
The Cuban
Revolution, Boston Daily Advertiser, Aug. 4,
1869
Spanish
Gun
Boat Building in New York, Boston Daily Advertiser,
Aug. 4, 1869
Engagement
in Trinidad, Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, Aug. 4,
1869
Another
Engagement
Near Trinidad, Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, Aug. 4,
1869
Seizure
of
Thirty Spanish Gunboats by the United States Government,
New York Herald, Aug. 4, 1869, 3
Good
for
Cuba, New York Herald, Aug. 4, 1869, 6
Seizure
of the Spanish Gunboats, New York Herald, Aug.
4, 1869, 6
Prisoners
in
the Hands of the Cubans, New York Herald, Aug.
4, 1869, 7
Hurrying
Up
Spain, New York Herald, Aug. 5, 1869, 4
In
Cuba
it is Impossible for the Rebellion to be Put Down, New
York Herald, Aug. 5, 1869, 4
Cuba:
Number
of Volunteers on the Island, New York Herald,
Aug. 5, 1869, 5
The
Spanish
Gunboats, New York Herald, Aug. 5, 1869, 5
Spain:
Cuba
Not to Be Sold to the United States on Any Terms, New
York Herald, Aug. 5, 1869, 5
Volunteers
in
Puerto Principe Commiting Outrages, New York Herald,
Aug. 6, 1869, 4
Cuba
and
the Administration, New York Herald, Aug. 6,
1869, 4
The
Spanish
Gunboats, New York Herald, Aug. 6, 1869, 4
Cuba:
Scarcity
of Provisions in Puerto Principe, New York Herald,
Aug. 6, 1869, 5
Washington:
Failure
of Negotiations for the Settlement of the Cuban Difficulty,
New York Herald, Aug. 6, 1869, 5
Patriot
Accounts:
Insurgents Under Jordan, Marcano, and Figueredo Attack the
Troops, New York Herald, Aug. 6, 1869, 6
Cuba:
Progress
of the War for Independence, New York Herald,
Aug. 6, 1869, 6
Spanish
Reports:
Governor Puello's Hands Full, New York Herald,
Aug. 6, 1869, 6
Expeditionists
Captured
at Gardner's Island, Frank Leslie’s Illustrated
Newspaper (NY), Aug. 7, 1869, 332
Gun-boats
Built
in New York, Frank Leslie’s Illustrated Newspaper
(NY), Aug. 7, 1869, 333
Affairs
in
Cuba, New York Herald, Aug. 7, 1869, 4
Safe
Landing
of Filibustering Party in Cuba, New York Herald,
Aug. 7, 1869, 4
The
London
Press on the Seizure of the Spanish Gunboats, New
York Herald, Aug. 7, 1869, 5
Cuba:
El
Hombre Justiciero, New York Herald, Aug. 7,
1869, 8
The
United
States and Spain, The Weekly Arizona Miner (Prescott,
AZ),
Aug. 7, 1869
The
Attitude
of Parties, New York Herald, Aug. 8, 1869, 6
The
British
Press on Cuba, New York Herald, Aug. 8, 1869, 6
Cuba:
Customs
Revenue Rules, New York Herald, Aug. 8, 1869, 7
Washington:
The
Cabinet Meeting, New York Herald, Aug. 8, 1869,
7
The Cuban
Revolution, Boston Daily Advertiser, Aug. 9,
1869
Advices
from Cuba, Boston Daily Advertiser, Aug. 9, 1869
Spanish
Defeats
in Cinco Villas, Bangor Daily Whig & Courier
(Bangor, ME), Aug. 9, 1869
Advices
From Cuba, Boston Daily Advertiser, Aug. 9, 1869
The Cuban
Revolution, Boston Daily Advertiser, Aug. 9,
1869
Spaniards
Defeated
in Cinco Villas, New York Herald, Aug. 9, 1869,
4
The
Cabinet
Meeting on Tuesday, New York Herald, Aug. 9,
1869, 4
Spain
and
Cuba: Views of the Secretary of State on the Subject, New
York Herald, Aug. 9, 1869, 5
Spain:
American
Negotiations in Madrid, New York Herald, Aug. 9,
1869, 5
Cuba:
Spanish
Forces in the Interior Heavily Reinforced, New York
Herald, Aug. 9, 1869, 5
Spain:
Voice
from Cuba, New York Herald, Aug. 10, 1869, 4
Spain:
More
Troops to be Sent from Cuba, New York Herald,
Aug. 10, 1869, 7
Cuba:
Release
of an American Citizen, New York Herald, Aug.
10, 1869, 7
The
Cabinet
Meeting Yesterday, New York Herald, Aug. 11,
1869, 4
Nine
Vessels
from the US in Cuba, New York Herald, Aug. 11,
1869, 4
The
Cuban
War in Canada, New York Herald, Aug. 11, 1869, 4
Destruction
of
a Railroad Bridge Near Puerto Principe, New York
Herald, Aug. 11, 1869, 5
The
Relations
of Spain and Cuba from an English Point of View, New
York Herald, Aug. 11, 1869, 5
Opinion
of
the London Times, North American and United States
Gazette (Philadelphia), Aug. 11, 1869
The Cuban
Revolution, Boston Daily Advertiser, Aug. 12,
1869
The
Escape
of Cuban Prisoners, New York Herald, Aug. 12,
1869, 4
Cuba
and
Spain, New York Herald, Aug. 12, 1869, 4
The
Bad
Weather and Unsystemized Commissariat Preventing Military
Operations, New York Herald, Aug. 12, 1869, 5
Washington:
The
Cabinet Dinner, New York Herald, Aug. 12, 1869,
5
The
Cuban Exiles- They Escape from Fernando Po, Daily
Albany Argus (NY), Aug. 13, 1869, 2
Reports
That The Spanish Have Been Driven From Cinco Villas, Milwaukee
Daily Sentinel, Aug. 13, 1869
Cuba,
New York Herald, Aug. 13, 1869, 4
Cuba:
Reports
from Patriot Sources, New York Herald, Aug. 13,
1869, 5
Cuba:
Lesca's
Telegram from Cuatro Villas, New York Herald,
Aug. 13, 1869, 6
Patriot
Accounts, New York Herald, Aug. 13, 1869, 6
Naval
Intelligence, New York Herald, Aug. 14, 1869, 3
The
Proposed
Purchase of Cuba, New York Herald, Aug. 14,
1869, 4
Señor
Jose
Manuel Macias, New York Herald, Aug. 14, 1869, 4
Only
Thirty
Days, New York Herald, Aug. 14, 1869, 4
Reported
Defeat
of General Jordan and Capture of His Convoy, New
York Herald, Aug. 14, 1869, 5
Cuba:
General
Prim to Confer with Señor Macias, New York Herald,
Aug. 14, 1869, 6
Santiago
de
Cuba: Accident to Colonel Lopez Camara, New York
Herald, Aug. 14, 1869, 6
Spain:
The
Nation Advised to Sell Cuba to the United States, New
York Herald, Aug. 15, 1869, 7
Cuba:
Plot
to Poison the Garrison at Matanzas, New York Herald,
Aug. 15, 1869, 7
The
Embargo
at Havana, New York Herald, Aug. 16, 1869, 4
Cuba:
General
Jordan's Command in the Mountains, New York Herald,
Aug. 16, 1869, 5
Cargo
of
Slaves Landed in Cinco Villas, Charleston Courier,
Aug. 17, 1869
Fourth of
July in Cuba, Galveston Daily News, Aug. 17,
1869, 2
The
Steamer
Hornet Left the Port of Philadelphia Last Saturday, New
York
Herald, Aug. 17, 1869, 6
Cuba:
Conscription
Established Sancti Spiritu, New York Herald,
Aug. 17, 1869, 6
Cuba:
Conscriptions
in the Districts, New York Herald, Aug. 17,
1869, 7
The
Steamer
Hornet Captured in the Delaware River by the Revenue Cutter
Miami, New York Herald, Aug. 17, 1869, 7
The
Spanish
Monarchy in Prospect- Its Bearing Upon the Cuba Question,
New York Herald, Aug. 18, 1869, 4
Spain:
Press
Denials of American Negotiations for the Purchase of Cuba,
New York Herald, Aug. 18, 1869, 5
Cuba:
Speech
of the Captain General at the Opening of the Casino, New
York
Herald, Aug. 18, 1869, 5
Cuba:
Skirmishes
Near Jaguey Grande and Ciego Avila, New York Herald,
Aug. 18, 1869, 5
Censorship of
the Press, Charleston Courier, Aug. 19, 1869
The
Revolutionists Encouraged, Cincinnati Daily Gazette,
Aug. 19, 1869, 3
Gen.
Jordan's Army Gradually Reinforced, Milwaukee Daily
Sentinel, Aug. 19, 1869
Cuba:
The
Rumored Cause of Brigadier Lesca's Return, New York
Herald, Aug. 19, 1869, 6
Spanish
Accounts:
Arrival of a Large Rebel Force in Macagua, Mostly Negroes,
New York Herald, Aug. 19, 1869, 6
Spaniards
Capture
Gen. Jordan, The Congregationalist and Boston
Recorder, Aug. 19, 1869, 8
Progress
of the Revolution, Boston Daily Advertiser, Aug.
20, 1869
Rebels
From
Cienfuegos Attack Near Sagua La Grande, New Orleans
Daily Picayune, Aug. 20, 1869, 1
Cuba:
General
Quesada Attacked Remedios Garrison, New York Herald,
Aug. 20, 1869, 4
Cuba:
Patriots
Dispersed, New York Herald, Aug. 20, 1869, 5
Cuba:
Brigadier
Lesca, New York Herald, Aug. 20, 1869, 8
American
Expedition
at the Bay of Nipe, Frank Leslie’s Illustrated
Newspaper (NY), Aug. 21, 1869, 355
Bloody
Work
in Cuba, New York Herald, Aug. 21, 1869, 4
The
City:
Cuba Junta, New York Herald, Aug. 21, 1869, 4
Cuba: Why
General Grant Still Hesitates, New York Herald,
Aug. 21, 1869, 4
Cuba
and
the United States, New York Herald, Aug. 21,
1869, 5
Cuba:
De
Rodas at Matanzas, New York Herald, Aug. 21,
1869, 5
US
District
Court: The Recent Cuban Expeditions, New York Herald,
Aug. 21, 1869, 6
Colombia:
Colonel
Quesada, New York Herald, Aug. 22, 1869, 3
The
Annexation
of Cuba, New York Herald, Aug. 22, 1869, 6
The
Order
Sending an Iron-Clad to Cuba Countermanded, New York
Herald, Aug. 22, 1869, 7
Proclamation
by
General Jordan, New York Herald, Aug. 22, 1869,
7
Cuba
and
the United States, New York Herald, Aug. 22,
1869, 7
Cuba:
Patriots
Appear Near Macuriges, New York Herald, Aug. 22,
1869, 7
Spain,
Cuba,
and the United States, New York Herald, Aug. 22,
1869, 8
Imprisonment
and
Assassination of Prominent Cubans, New York Herald,
Aug. 22, 1869, 8
The
European
Journals on the Cuban Question, N. Y. Herald,
Aug. 23, 1869, 4
Cuba,
N. Y. Herald, Aug. 23, 1869, 4
Spain:
Report
About the Cession of Cuba, N. Y. Herald,
Aug. 23, 1869, 5
Cuba:
The
Volunteers Cowing De Rodas, N. Y. Herald, Aug.
23, 1869, 5
Arrival
in
New York of Gen. Rafael Quesada, N. Y. Herald,
Aug. 23, 1869, 8
Cuba:
Convicts
Gone to Spain and Africa, N. Y. Herald, Aug. 24,
1869, 3
Further
Details
of the Assassination of Prisoners, N. Y. Herald,
Aug. 24, 1869, 3
Spain,
Cuba,
and the United States, N. Y. Herald, Aug. 24,
1869, 6
Cuba:
Jordan's
Fight with Valmaseda, N. Y. Herald, Aug. 24,
1869, 6
Cuba:
Engagement
with the Patriots, N. Y. Herald, Aug. 24, 1869,
7
Spain,
Cuba,
and the United States: LA France Says, N. Y. Herald,
Aug. 24, 1869, 7
Patriot
Accounts
of a Fight Near Puerto Padre, N. Y. Herald, Aug.
24, 1869, 7
Spain:
Reasons
Why Spain Should Sell Cuba to the United States, From the
London Post, N. Y. Herald, Aug. 25, 1869, 4
Quarantine:
Yellow
Jack Not Yet Dead, N. Y. Herald, Aug. 25, 1869,
5
Cuba:
General
Quesada Not Yet Appeared Before Sancti Spiritu, N.
Y. Herald, Aug. 25, 1869, 6
An
English
Opinion of the Relations Between Spain, Cuba, and the United
States, N. Y. Herald, Aug. 25, 1869, 7
The
Reported
Purchase of Cuba, N. Y. Herald, Aug. 25, 1869, 7
Cuba:
The
Patriots Driven Near Jaguey Grande, N. Y. Herald,
Aug. 25, 1869, 7
Gen.
Jordan Asserts His Readiness, Milwaukee Daily
Sentinel, Aug. 26, 1869
Cuba,
N. Y. Herald, Aug. 26, 1869, 4
The
London
Times on the Cuban Question, N. Y. Herald, Aug.
26, 1869, 5
General
Ryan
in Canada, N. Y. Herald, Aug. 26, 1869, 5
Cuba:
The
Proposition for the Purcahse of the Island, N. Y.
Herald, Aug. 26, 1869, 5
Insurgents
Surrendering Themselves, Boston Daily Advertiser,
Aug. 26, 1869
The Cuban
Volcano, Charleston Daily News, Aug. 27, 1869,
1 (Col. Rafael de Quesada; Cavada; Gen. Zacarias
Gonzalez Goyeneche; Cuba not for sale)
Spain
and
Cuba, N. Y. Herald, Aug. 27, 1869, 4
Cuba:
Arrest
and Release of Americans, N. Y. Herald, Aug. 27,
1869, 5
Cuba:
The
Insurgents Drawing Toward the Western Department, N.
Y. Herald, Aug. 27, 1869, 6
The
Cuba
Question: The President and Cabinet Unanimously in Sympathy
with Cuba, N. Y. Herald, Aug. 28, 1869, 4
Cuba:
Assassination
of Citizens, N. Y. Herald, Aug. 28, 1869, 6
Cuba:
Assassination
of Citizens, N. Y. Herald, Aug. 28, 1869, 7
Cuba:
Andrew
White, An American, Released from Prison, N. Y.
Herald, Aug. 29, 1869, 6
Spain:
An
Appointment for Cuba, N. Y. Herald, Aug. 29,
1869, 7
Cuba:
Americans
Released from Prison and Started for the United States,
N. Y. Herald, Aug. 29, 1869, 7
The
Proposition
for the Purchase of Cuba, N. Y. Herald, Aug. 31,
1869, 3
Spain:
The
Cuban Question, N. Y. Herald, Aug. 31, 1869, 4
General
Grant
and the Cuban Question, N. Y. Herald, Aug. 31,
1869, 6
Cuba,
N. Y. Herald, Aug. 31, 1869, 6
Cuba:
Movements
of the Patriots in the Jurisdiction of Colon, N. Y.
Herald, Aug. 31, 1869, 7
Reported
Defeat
of the Insurgents, New York Tribune, Aug. 31
1869, 1
The
Insurgents
Have Left Colon, San Francisco Daily Evening
Bulletin, Aug. 31, 1869, 1
The
Havana Press on the Rumors About American Propositions to
Buy Cuba, N. Y. Herald, Sept. 1, 1869, 7
Comments on the
Reported Action of the United States, New York Times,
Sept. 1, 1869
Cuba:
Rumors
of Change in the Government of the Island, N. Y.
Herald, Sept. 2, 1869, 3
Spain:
The
Cuban Question, N. Y. Herald, Sept. 2, 1869, 4
Cuba:
Count
Valmaseda Appointed General-in-Chief, N. Y. Herald,
Sept. 2, 1869, 6
Interesting
News
from Cuba, N. Y. Herald, Sept. 2, 1869, 6
Cuba:
Resignation
of De Laterre, N. Y. Herald, Sept. 2,
1869, 7
Another Cuban
Expedition, New York Times, Sept. 2, 1869
The
War in Cuba, New York Times, Sept. 2, 1869
Count
Valmaseda Appointed General-in-Chief, New York Times,
Sept. 2, 1869
Washington:
Minister
Sickles' Proposition, N. Y. Herald, Sept. 3,
1869, 4
Cuba:
Engagement
Near Contramestre River, N. Y. Herald, Sept. 3,
1869, 4
The
Cuban
Republic, N. Y. Herald, Sept. 3, 1869, 4
Spain:
The
Cuban Question in Madrid, N. Y. Herald, Sept. 3,
1869, 5
Cuba:
Fight
Near the Contramestre River, N. Y. Herald, Sept.
3, 1869, 5
Indepedence
of
Cuba Recognized by Peru, N. Y. Herald, Sept. 3,
1869, 6
The Reported
Negotiations with Spain, New York Times, Sept.
3, 1869
The
Latest Cuban Enterprise, New York Times, Sept.
3, 1869
The
Spanish Journals Despondent About Cuba, New York
Times, Sept. 3, 1869
Cuba:
Supposed
Filibustering Steamer at New Orleans, N. Y. Herald,
Sept. 4, 1869, 5
The
Cuban
Ultimatum, N. Y. Herald, Sept. 5, 1869, 3
The
Spanish
Gunboats: Progress of the Fitting Out of the Misquito Fleet,
N. Y. Herald, Sept. 5, 1869, 3
Cuba
and
the United States, N. Y. Herald, Sept. 5, 1869,
6
Cuba:
Encounters
with the Revolutionists, N. Y. Herald, Sept. 5,
1869, 7
Skirmishes with
the Insurgents, New York Times, Sept. 5, 1869
Cuban
Volunteers, New York Times, Sept. 5, 1869
Who
Pays? N. Y. Herald, Sept. 6, 1869, 4
Insurgents
Repulsed
Three Times at San Serapio, N. Y. Herald, Sept.
6, 1869, 4
Cuba-
The
Liberal Offer to Spain, N. Y. Herald, Sept. 6,
1869, 4
The
Insurgents
Attack the Spanish Forces at San Serapio, N. Y.
Herald, Sept. 6, 1869, 5
Spain:
Reinforcements
for Cuba, N. Y. Herald, Sept. 6, 1869, 5
Spain-- Early
Departure of Troops for Cuba, New York Times,
Sept. 6, 1869
Cuba,
New York Times, Sept. 6, 1869
The
Question
of Cuban Recognition, Boston Daily Advertiser,
Sept. 6, 1869
4,000
Troops
Sail for Cuba, Boston Daily Advertiser, Sept. 6,
1869
Cuba:
General
Quesada Attacked Las Tunas, N. Y. Herald, Sept.
7, 1869, 6
Troops
for
Cuba, N. Y. Herald, Sept. 7, 1869, 6
Cuba:
The
Volunteer Movement Among the Foreign Residents, N.
Y. Herald, Sept. 7, 1869, 7
Severe Fighting
at Las Tunas, New York Times, Sept. 7, 1869
General
Quesada Attacked Las Tunas, New York Times,
Sept. 7, 1869
Georgia,
Trial
of the Cuban Filibusters at Macon, N. Y. Herald,
Sept. 8, 1869, 7
Spain:
Opinion
of General Sickles' Mission, N. Y. Herald, Sept.
8, 1869, 7
Cuba:
Government's
Reports of Insurgent Losses, N. Y. Herald, Sept.
8, 1869, 7
Reported
Seizure of a Cuban Expedition, New York Times,
Sept. 8, 1869
Cuban
Insurrection, Boston Daily Advertiser, Sept. 9,
1869
Spanish
Troops
Defeated Near Puerto Principe, N. Y. Herald,
Sept. 9, 1869, 6
Cuba:
De
Rodas' Latest Decree, N. Y. Herald, Sept. 9,
1869, 7
The
Late
Secretary Rawlins: His Last Utterances for the Freedom of
Cuba, N. Y. Herald, Sept. 9, 1869, 7
Cuban Privateer,
New York Times, Sept. 9, 1869
The
Future of Cuba, New York Times, Sept. 9, 1869
General
Valmaseda, New York Times, Sept. 9, 1869
Cubans Now
Occupy Entire Cinco Villas District, Milwaukee Daily
Sentinel, Sept. 9, 1869
Insurgents
Losses in Cinco Villas, Boston Daily Advertiser,
Sept. 9, 1869
Quarantine:
Statistical
Report for 1860, N. Y. Herald, Sept. 10, 1869, 5
No
Mistake
About Rawlins, N. Y. Herald, Sept. 10, 1869, 6
Cuba:
General
Lesca and the Volunteers, N. Y. Herald, Sept.
10, 1869, 7
Cuba:
Secret
Manifesto Against Captain General De Rodas, N. Y.
Herald, Sept. 10, 1869, 10
A New
Battalion of Volunteers, New York Times, Sept.
10, 1869
Sugar
Plantation
Los Ingenios Near Trinidad, Frank Leslie’s
Illustrated Newspaper, (NY), Sept. 11, 1869, 403
The
Patriots
Burning the Sugar Plantation Los Ingenios Near Trinidad,
Frank Leslie’s Illustrated Newspaper (NY), Sept. 11,
1869, 404
A
Patriot Chief Haranguing Spanish Prisoners, Frank
Leslie’s Illustrated Newspaper (NY), Sept. 11, 1869, 404
Peru:
Recognition
of the Independence of Cuba, N. Y. Herald, Sept.
11, 1869, 4
Cuba:
The
Battle of Las Tunas, N. Y. Herald, Sept. 11,
1869, 6
3,000
Remington
Rifles for Use in Cuba, N. Y. Herald, Sept. 11,
1869, 6
Will
the
United States Recognize Cuba, N. Y. Herald,
Sept. 11, 1869, 7
Cuba:
Further
Particulars of the Battle of Las Tunas, N. Y. Herald,
Sept. 11, 1869, 7
A
Court-Martial-- Contraband Steamers from Northern Ports,
New York Times, Sept. 11, 1869
Proclamation
of
Cavada, New York Times, Sept. 11, 1869
The
Note of General Sickles to the Spanish Government, New
York Times, Sept. 11, 1869
Retreat
of
Valmaseda, New York Times, Sept. 11, 1869
Spain,
Cuba,
and the U.S., Times Picayune, Sept. 11, 1869, 4
Spanish
Surveillance of the Mails, New York Times, Sept.
12, 1869
New
Administration
and Operations of the Junta, N. Y. Herald, Sept.
12, 1869, 4
The
Steamship
Missouri, N. Y. Herald, Sept. 12, 1869, 6
Progress
of
the Cuban Revolution, N. Y. Herald, Sept. 12,
1869, 6
Cuba:
The
Mails Detained and Suspected Letters Registered, N.
Y. Herald, Sept. 12, 1869, 7
Minister
Sickles
and the Proposition to Buy Cuba, N. Y. Herald,
Sept. 12, 1869, 7
Spain:
Reinforcements
for Cuba, N. Y. Herald, Sept. 12, 1869, 7
Cuban
Affairs, Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, Sept. 13,
1869
Twenty-four
Thousand
Soldiers Sent to Cuba, Milwaukee Daily Sentinel,
Sept. 13, 1869
Cuba-
What
About Cuba? N. Y. Herald, Sept. 13, 1869, 4
The
News:
Cuba, N. Y. Herald, Sept. 13, 1869, 4
The
Cuban
Junta and the Late Secretary of War, N. Y. Herald,
Sept. 13, 1869, 5
Cuba:
The
Recent Victories of the Revolutionists, N. Y. Herald,
Sept. 13, 1869, 5
Spain:
General
Sickles' Cuban Proposition, N. Y. Herald, Sept.
13, 1869, 5
The
American
People Cannot be Kept Quiet Much Longer in Regard to Cuba,
N. Y. Herald, Sept. 14, 1869, 6
Cuba:
Admiral
Hoff on the Execution of Americans at Santiago, N.
Y. Herald, Sept. 14, 1869, 7
Cuban
Revolution, Boston Daily Advertiser, Sept. 15,
1869
Appeal
in
Behalf of the Cuban Patriots, N. Y. Herald,
Sept. 15, 1869, 2
Supposed
Cuban
Filibustering Expedition, N. Y. Herald, Sept.
15, 1869, 6
The
Cuban
Question: Spain, France, and England, N. Y. Herald,
Sept. 15, 1869, 6
Sudden
Departure
of the Hornet from Halifax, N. Y. Herald, Sept.
15, 1869, 7
Spain:
General
Sickels' Communication and its Effect, N. Y. Herald,
Sept. 15, 1869, 7
A
Lady Among the Cuban Patriots, N. Y. Herald,
Sept. 15, 1869, 7
Cuba:
Departure
of a Supposed Filibustering Expedition from New Bedford,
N. Y. Herald, Sept. 15, 1869, 7
The
Cuban
Question, Daily Evening Bulletin (San
Francisco), Sept. 16, 1869
Battle
Near
Las Tunas, The Congregationalist and Boston Recorder,
Sept. 16, 1869, 8
General
Sickles'
Instructions, N. Y. Herald, Sept. 16, 1869, 3
Cuba:
The
Great Fight at Tunas, N. Y. Herald, Sept. 16,
1869, 5
Blind
Guides, N. Y. Herald, Sept. 16, 1869, 6
Hard
Characters
Shipped By the Hornet at Halifax, N. Y. Herald,
Sept. 16, 1869, 6
Reported
European
Coalition for Cuba and Spain, N. Y. Herald,
Sept. 16, 1869, 6
Sickles'
Despatch
to the Spanish Government, N. Y. Herald, Sept.
16, 1869, 6
Spain:
Spanish
Iron Clads and Troops for Cuba, N. Y. Herald,
Sept. 16, 1869, 7
The
Proposed
Quadruple Alliance: Speedy Recognition of Cuba Predicted,
N. Y. Herald, Sept. 17, 1869, 3
The
Cuban Diamond Robbery, N. Y. Herald, Sept. 17,
1869, 3
Cuba:
Admiral
Hoff Interview with Secretary Robeson and Admiral Porter,
N. Y. Herald, Sept. 17, 1869, 6
Cuba:
The
Time for Action by the Administration, N. Y. Herald,
Sept. 17, 1869, 6
European
Monarchies
Favorable to the Rights of Spain, N. Y. Herald,
Sept. 17, 1869, 6
Cuba
and
Peru: Serenade to the Peruvian Minister, N. Y.
Herald, Sept. 17, 1869, 6
Admiral
Hoff's
Views on Cuban Affairs, N. Y. Herald, Sept. 17,
1869, 7
City
Politics:
The Union Republican General Committee Resolve to Sail for
Cuba, N. Y. Herald, Sept. 17, 1869, 10
Negotiations
Between
the U.S. and Spain Touching Cuba, Weekly Georgia
Telegraph (Macon), Sept. 17, 1869
An
Incident
of the Cuban Revolution, Daily Evening Bulletin
(San Francisco), Sept. 18, 1869
Cuba-
Prim
and Napoleon, N. Y. Herald, Sept. 18, 1869, 6
England:
The
Cuban Question- Rumored Action of Spain, N. Y.
Herald, Sept. 18, 1869, 7
Spain:
Cuban
Deputies to Be Summoned to the National Legislature, N.
Y. Herald, Sept. 18, 1869, 7
France:
Prim
and Napoleon in Consultation on the Cuban Question,
N. Y. Herald, Sept. 18, 1869, 7
Cuba:
Increasing
Discontent Against De Rodas' Administration, N. Y.
Herald, Sept. 19, 1869, 4
Spain's
Answer, N. Y. Herald, Sept. 19, 1869, 6
A
Dollar Donated By a Cuban Exile, New York Herald,
Sept. 19, 1869, 7
England:
Chances
of War Between Spain and the United States, New York
Herald, Sept. 19, 1869, 7
Examination
of
the Supposed Cuban Filibusters, New York Herald,
Sept. 19, 1869, 7
General
Sickles'
Notes, New York Herald, Sept. 19, 1869, 7
Position
of
the United States Towards Spain and Cuba Unchanged, New
York Herald, Sept. 20, 1869, 3
Cuba--
The
Excitement in Spain, N. Y. Herald, Sept. 20,
1869, 6
Minister
Sickles'
Note, N. Y. Herald, Sept. 20, 1869, 6
The
Cuban
Loan, N. Y. Herald, Sept. 20, 1869, 10
Cuba: Mail for
the United States Searched by the Authorities, N. Y.
Herald, Sept. 20, 1869, 10
Board
of
Aldermen: Sympathy Felt for the Struggling Cubans, N.
Y. Herald, Sept. 21, 1869, 4
Cuba:
Destruction
of a Foraging Party by the Insurgents, N. Y. Herald,
Sept. 21, 1869, 4
The
Cuban
Question- France, England, and Spain, N. Y. Herald,
Sept. 21, 1869, 6
Worse
than
the Ferment in Spain, N. Y. Herald, Sept. 21,
1869, 6
Cuba:
Volunteers
En Route for the Seat of War, N. Y. Herald,
Sept. 21, 1869, 7
The Cuban
Revolution, Boston Investigator, Sept. 22, 1869,
166
Dying
Words
of Secretary Rawlins, Boston Investigator, Sept.
22, 1869, 166
Secretary
Rawlins'
Death, Boston Investigator, Sept. 22, 1869, 166
The
Cuban
Revolution, Daily Picayune, Sept. 22, 1869, 2
Recognition
of
Cubans as Belligerents a Basis of War by Spain, N.
Y. Herald, Sept. 22, 1869, 3
Vote
for
the Immediate Recognization of Cuba, N. Y. Herald,
Sept. 22, 1869, 6
A
Mass Meeting for Cuba, N. Y. Herald, Sept. 22,
1869, 6
Cuban
Financiers
Coming to the Aid of the Spanish Government, N. Y.
Herald, Sept. 22, 1869, 7
England:
A
Counter Blast to General Sickles, N. Y. Herald,
Sept. 22, 1869, 7
The
Case
of Collector Steadman and the Radical Comments Thereon,
N. Y. Herald, Sept. 23, 1869, 3
The
Fight
at Las Tunas, N. Y. Herald, Sept. 23, 1869, 4
Cuba:
Practical
Conscription in the Ever Faithful Isle, N. Y. Herald,
Sept. 23, 1869, 4
Views
of
a Senatorial Organ on Non-Interference by England and France,
N. Y. Herald, Sept. 23, 1869, 4
Colombia-
Sympathy
for the Cubans, N. Y. Herald, Sept. 23, 1869, 4
Spain:
General
Sickles' Despatch to the Ministry, N. Y. Herald,
Sept. 23, 1869, 5
Europe:
General
Sickles Presenting His Note in Madrid, N. Y. Herald,
Sept. 23, 1869, 5
The
Cuban
Mass Meeting, N. Y. Herald, Sept. 23, 1869, 6
The
Sickles
Note and Cuba- How is It? N. Y. Herald, Sept.
23, 1869, 6
Cuba:
Another
Skirmish and Another Victory for the Spaniards, N.
Y. Herald, Sept. 23, 1869, 7
Major-General
Sickles
and Cuba, N. Y. Herald, Sept. 24, 1869, 4
Cuba:
The
Situation in Camaguey, N. Y. Herald, Sept. 24,
1869, 4
The
Blockrunner
Lilian Back in New Orleans and Detained by Government-
Alleged Sufferings of the Filibusters, N. Y. Herald,
Sept. 24, 1869, 4
The
Cuban
Revolution, Daily Evening Bulletin (San
Francisco), Sept. 25, 1869
The
Cuban
Question Before the Cabinet- General Sickles Sustained,
N. Y. Herald, Sept. 25, 1869, 3
The
Reserve
Volunteer Corps- Pressure to Make Cubans Enlist, N.
Y. Herald, Sept. 25, 1869, 5
Spain
and
the Cuban Crisis- Is General Grunt Ready for Action? N.
Y. Herald, Sept. 25, 1869, 6
Cuba:
Reorganization
of the Cuban Army, N. Y. Herald, Sept. 25, 1869,
6
Key
West:
Ingress of Cuban Refugees, N. Y. Herald, Sept.
25, 1869, 8
Cuba:
The
Newspapers in Havana, N. Y. Herald, Sept. 26,
1869, 6
Cuba
in
the Cabinet, N. Y. Herald, Sept. 26, 1869, 6
Cuba:
The
Volunteers Insist on Taking the Field for Active Service,
N. Y. Herald, Sept. 26, 1869, 7
The
Mosquito
Fleet: The Mysterious Spanish Gunboats, N. Y. Herald,
Sept. 26, 1869, 7
Spanish
Cruelties
in Cuba, N. Y. Herald, Sept. 27, 1869, 6
The
Spanish
Gunboats, N. Y. Herald, Sept. 27, 1869, 6
Free
Mason
Gen. Escalante Died in Spain, Springfield Republican
(Springfield, MA), Sept. 27, 1869, 1
The
Insurgents
of Cinco Villas Moving Eastward, N. Y. Herald,
Sept. 28, 1869, 3
Board
of
Assitant Aldermen: Sympathy with Cuba, N. Y. Herald,
Sept. 28, 1869, 4
Washington:
The
Cuban Constitution, N. Y. Herald, Sept. 28,
1869, 6
The
Cuban
Privateer Hornet Believed to be in Cuban Waters, N.
Y. Herald, Sept. 28, 1869, 6
Cuba:
The
Reported Surrender of General Jordan, N. Y. Herald,
Sept. 28, 1869, 7
The
Cuban
Revolution, New York Tribune, Sept. 28, 1869, 1
Cuba:
Letter
from a Foreign Merchant in Havana, N. Y. Herald,
Sept. 29, 1869, 5
180,000
People
Have Left Havana, North American and United States
Gazette (Philadelphia), Sept. 29, 1869
Cuban
Junta
at New York Condemned by Americans, N. Y. Herald,
Sept. 30, 1869, 4
Foreign
News:
General Sickles' Note, etc., N. Y. Herald, Sept.
30, 1869, 5
Cuba:
Five
Cubans Arrived at Nassau, N. Y. Herald, Sept.
30, 1869, 6
The
War
in Paraguay, N. Y. Herald, Sept. 30, 1869, 6
The
Serrano
Ultimatum to the Cubans, N. Y. Herald, Sept. 30,
1869, 7
Cuba:
Arrival
of the Cubans at Nassau, N. Y. Herald, Sept. 30,
1869, 7
Cuba:
Effect
of Valmaseda's Appointment to Command the Eastern Department,
N. Y. Herald, Oct. 1, 1869, 4
The
New
Spanish Armada, N. Y. Herald, Oct. 1, 1869, 4
Spain:
General
Sickles' Despatch, N. Y. Herald, Oct. 1, 1869, 4
The
Present
Aspects of the Cuban Question, N. Y. Herald,
Oct. 1, 1869, 6
Cuba:
The
Havana Press on Juarez's Opening Speech in the Mexican
Congress, N. Y. Herald, Oct. 1, 1869, 7
Steamer Hornet,
New York Times, Oct. 1, 1869
The
Steamer Hornet and her Armament, New York Times,
Oct. 1, 1869
Mustering
for
Cuba, N. Y. Herald, Oct. 2, 1869, 6
Cuban
Affairs
in New York, N. Y. Herald, Oct. 2, 1869, 7
Cuba:
Great
Filibustering Expeditions Off for the Coast, N. Y.
Herald, Oct. 2, 1869, 7
Further
Movement of the Hornet off the Coast, New York Times,
Oct. 2, 1869
The
Hornet-- Her Armament, Officers, and Crew, New York
Times, Oct. 2, 1869
Cuban
Naval
Expedition- Prospects Ahead, N. Y. Herald, Oct.
3, 1869, 6
The
Hornet
Under a New Name and Master, N. Y. Herald, Oct.
3, 1869, 7
Relations
Between United States and Spain, New York Times,
Oct. 3, 1869
The
Cuban Fight; Another Expedition Afloat, New York
Times, Oct. 3, 1869
Cuba:
Suppression
of Political News, N. Y. Herald, Oct. 4, 1869, 5
New
Aspect
of the Cuban Struggle, N. Y. Herald, Oct. 4,
1869, 6
Cuba:
War
with United States Popular in Havana, N. Y. Herald,
Oct. 4, 1869, 6
Cuba:
Arrival
of Reinforcements for the Spanish Army, N. Y. Herald,
Oct. 4, 1869, 7
Spain:
General
Sickles' Note Remains, N. Y. Herald, Oct. 4,
1869, 7
Looking
Out
for the Hornet, N. Y. Herald, Oct. 4, 1869, 7
The
Cuban
Navy: The First Cuban Man-of-War, N. Y. Herald,
Oct. 4, 1869, 10
The Relations
of Spain and the United States as to Cuba, New York
Times, Oct. 4, 1869
Reported
Insubordination in the Cuban Army, New York Times,
Oct. 4, 1869
The
Republican Revolt-- The Cuban Reinforcements, New
York Times, Oct. 4, 1869
General
Sickles'
Note- Will the United States War for Cuba? N. Y.
Herald, Oct. 5, 1869, 4
The
Spaniards
and Cubans in New York, N. Y. Herald, Oct. 5,
1869, 5
A
Weak Invention of the Enemy, N. Y. Herald, Oct.
5, 1869, 6
The
Cuban
Privateer, N. Y. Herald, Oct. 5, 1869, 6
Ben
Butler's
Opinion of Cuban Belligerency, N. Y. Herald,
Oct. 5, 1869, 7
The
Hornet
Flying Cuban Colors, N. Y. Herald, Oct. 5, 1869,
7
Spain:
Foreign
Mediation in the Cuban Case Refused, N. Y. Herald,
Oct. 5, 1869, 7
The
Cuban
Question Culminating, N. Y. Herald, Oct. 6,
1869, 6
Affairs
at
the Junta, N. Y. Herald, Oct. 6, 1869, 7
Action
of
the Cabinet in the Case of the Privateer Hornet, N.
Y. Herald, Oct. 6, 1869, 7
The
Privateer Hornet Spoken at Sea, New York Times,
Oct. 5, 1869
Spanish
Scrutiny of the Mails-- No Case for American Interference,
New York Times, Oct. 6, 1869
The
Hornet, or Cuba, New York Times, Oct. 6, 1869
Cuba:
The
Goicouria Expedition, N. Y. Herald, Oct. 7,
1869, 4
The
Steamship
City of Mexico, N. Y. Herald, Oct. 7, 1869, 4
The
Detention
of the Hornet, N. Y. Herald, Oct. 7, 1869, 6
The
Late
Expedition for Cuba, N. Y. Herald, Oct. 7, 1869,
6
Cuba:
Arrival
of American War Vessels, N. Y. Herald, Oct. 7,
1869, 7
Ball
on
Board the Hornet at Wilmington, N. Y. Herald,
Oct. 7, 1869, 7
Views
of Cubans Concerning the Hornet, New York Times,
Oct. 7, 1869
The
Neutrality
Question, Daily Central City Register (Central
City, CO), Oct. 7, 1869
The
Goicouria
Expedition, N. Y. Herald, Oct. 7, 1869, 4
Cuba:
The
Sailing of the Hornet, N. Y. Herald, Oct. 8,
1869, 4
As
it
Should Be: The Hornet, N. Y. Herald, Oct. 8,
1869, 6
Interview
of
the Cuban Envoy with Secretaries Fish and Boutwell, N.
Y. Herald, Oct. 8, 1869, 7
Cuba:
Arrival
of the Powhatan, N. Y. Herald, Oct. 8, 1869, 7
Mail
News By Steamship Morro Castle, New York Times,
Oct. 8, 1869
Board
of
Assistant Aldermen: Cuban Demonstration, N. Y.
Herald, Oct. 9, 1869, 5
The
Cuban
Anniversary, N. Y. Herald, Oct. 9, 1869, 5
Cuba:
Several
Skirmishes with the Insurgents Reported, N. Y.
Herald, Oct. 9, 1869, 7
The
Hornet
and The Lilian, N. Y. Herald, Oct. 9, 1869, 7
Cuba:
More
Troops for the Seat of War, N. Y. Herald, Oct.
9, 1869, 7
Spain
and
Cuba: The Spanish Gunboats, N. Y. Herald, Oct.
9, 1869, 10
The News from
Cuba, N. Y. Herald, Oct. 9, 1869, 10
Mr.
Sumner's Opinion of Cuba, New York Times, Oct.
9, 1869
The Cuban
Declaration of Independence, New York Times,
Oct. 10, 1869
The Cuban
Juntas Headquarters, Daily Cleveland Herald,
Oct. 11, 1869
The
Confiscation
of the Hornet Expected, N. Y. Herald, Oct. 11,
1869, 3
Cuba:
The
Hornet, N. Y. Herald, Oct. 11, 1869, 6
Those Spanish
Gunboats, N. Y. Herald, Oct. 11, 1869, 6
Anniversary
of
the Cuban Republic, N. Y. Herald, Oct. 11, 1869,
7
Cuban
Independence, New York Times, Oct. 11, 1869
Steamship
Lillian, New York Times, Oct. 11, 1869
The Cuban
Revolution, Boston Daily Advertiser, Oct. 11,
1869
An
Engagement Near Puerto Principe, Daily Cleveland
Herald, Oct. 12, 1869
Thw
Hornet Case, Daily Cleveland Herald, Oct. 12,
1869
Cuban
Independence, Boston Daily Advertiser, Oct. 12,
1869
The
Anniversary
of Cuban Independence, N. Y. Herald, Oct. 12,
1869, 3
The Case of
the Steamship Cuba, N. Y. Herald, Oct. 12, 1869,
3
The
Cuban
Question and the Administration, N. Y. Herald,
Oct. 12, 1869, 6
Cuba:
Engagement
Near Puerto Principe, N. Y. Herald, Oct. 12,
1869, 7
The Case of
the Privateer Cuba, New York Times, Oct. 12,
1869
An
Engagement Near Puerto Principe, New York Times,
Oct. 12, 1869
Anniversary
of
the Cuban Fourth of July, New York Times, Oct.
12, 1869
The
Privateer Cuba, New York Times, Oct. 12, 1869
Cuban
Anniversary
Celebrated, Daily Evening Bulletin (San
Francisco), Oct. 12, 1869
The
Case
of the Hornet, Daily Evening Bulletin (San
Francisco), Oct. 12, 1869
Cuban
Junta, Daily National Intelligencer and Washington
Express, Oct. 12, 1869
The
Case
of the Hornet, Daily National Intelligencer and
Washington Express, Oct. 12, 1869
Cuban
Celebration
in New York, Daily National Intelligencer and
Washington Express, Oct. 12, 1869
The Case of
the Steamship Cuba, New York Tribune, Oct. 12,
1869, 1
The
Anniversary
of Cuban Independence, N. Y. Herald, Oct. 12,
1869, 3
Cuba:
Illness
of the Captain General, N. Y. Herald, Oct. 13,
1869, 7
Enforcing
the Neutrality, New York Times, Oct. 13,
1869
The Cubans
and the Wounded Gunner, New York Times, Oct. 13,
1869
Illness of
the Captain General, New York Times, Oct. 13,
1869
The State
of our Relations with Spain, New York Times,
Oct. 13, 1869
Progress
of
the Cuban Revolution, Daily National Intelligencer
and Washington Express, Oct. 13, 1869
The
Case
of the Cuba Before the United States Commissioner, N.
Y. Herald, Oct. 14, 1869, 5
Cuba:
What
is the Position of the Administration, N. Y. Herald,
Oct. 14, 1869, 6
Cuban Aid for
the Wounded Gunner, New York Times, Oct. 14,
1869
The
Cuban
Privateers, N.Y. Herald, Oct. 14, 1869, 5
Cuba:
Passage
of the Convoy Under Valmaseda from Bayamo to Las Tunas,
N.Y. Herald, Oct. 15, 1869, 4
The
Sickles
Note on the Cuban Question- Is It Withdrawn or Not, N.Y.
Herald, Oct. 15, 1869, 6
Gallantry
Rewarded, N.Y. Herald, Oct. 15, 1869, 6
Vascilating
Course
of Secretary Fish Toward the Cuban Revolution, N.Y.
Herald, Oct. 15, 1869, 7
Arrival of
the Havana Steamship Columbia, New York Times,
Oct. 15, 1869
The
Case of the Hornet, or Cuba-- Mr. Davis' Remarks in Court at
Wilmington, New York Times, Oct. 15, 1869
A
Spanish Account of General Sickles' Negotiations, New
York Times, Oct. 15, 1869
Spain:
General
Sickles and the Cuban Question, N.Y. Herald,
Oct. 16, 1869, 4
Our
Special
News from Cuba, N.Y. Herald, Oct. 16, 1869, 6
The
Officers
of the Cuba Confident of Her Release, N.Y. Herald,
Oct. 16, 1869, 7
Cuba: Death of
the Patriot General Castello Reported, N.Y. Herald,
Oct. 16, 1869, 7
Death
of General Castello, New York Times, Oct. 16,
1869
The Death of
General Castello, New York Times, Oct. 16, 1869
The
Hornet or Cuba-- The Proceedings at Wilmington, New
York Times, Oct. 16, 1869
The
Revolution
in Cuba: Statement of an American Gentleman Direct from the
Revolutionary District, N.Y. Herald, Oct. 17,
1869, 4
North
Carolina:
The Trial of the Cuban, N.Y. Herald, Oct. 17,
1869, 7
Cuba:
Departure of the Catholic Bishop for Spain, N.Y.
Herald, Oct. 17, 1869, 7
Cuba:
Another
Detachment of Spanish Troops Arrived, N.Y. Herald,
Oct. 18, 1869, 7
The Recent
Massacre Near Bayamo, N.Y. Herald, Oct. 18,
1869, 7
The Cuba at
Wilmington, the Case Adjourned, New York Times,
Oct. 17, 1869
The Murdered
Patriots at Jiguani, New York Times, Oct. 18,
1869
Spanish
Barbarities
in Cuba, N.Y. Herald, Oct. 19, 1869, 6
Cuba:
Further
Arrival of Reinforcements from Spain, N.Y. Herald,
Oct. 19, 1869, 7
The Cuban
Privateer: The Cuba Under Surveillance of the War Steamr
Frolic, N.Y. Herald, Oct. 19, 1869, 7
Arrival of
Spanish Troops at Havana and Cienfuegos, New York
Times, Oct. 19, 1869
Cuba:
The
Privateer Cuba at Wilmington, N.Y. Herald, Oct.
20, 1869, 6
Cuba:
Important
Insurrectionary Documents Intercepted, N.Y. Herald,
Oct. 20, 1869, 7
Cuban Interest
in the Revolution, N.Y. Herald, Oct. 20, 1869, 7
The Privateer
Cuba Libelled by the United States Authorities, N.Y.
Herald, Oct. 20, 1869, 7
Late
Operations Recounted from Official Information, New
York Times, Oct. 20, 1869
The
Privateer Cuba, New York Times, Oct. 20, 1869
The Cuba at
Wilmington, N.C., New York Times, Oct. 20, 1869
The
Cuban Insurgents the Instigators of the Spanish Outbreak,
New York Times, Oct. 20, 1869
Insurrection
in
Cuba, Boston Investigator, Oct. 20, 1869, 198
The Spanish
Government, N.Y. Herald, Oct. 21, 1869, 6
The
Case
of the Cuban Privateer, N.Y. Herald, Oct. 21,
1869, 7
Examination
of
the Officers of the Privateer Cuba, N.Y. Herald,
Oct. 21, 1869, 7
Spain: Troops
for Cuba, N.Y. Herald, Oct. 21, 1869, 7
Cuba: All
Military Operations Suspended, N.Y. Herald, Oct.
21, 1869, 10
Another
Conflict in Bejar, New York Times, Oct. 21, 1869
The
United States and Cuba, New York Times, Oct. 21,
1869
The
Offer of Mediation Between Spain and Cuba, New York
Times, Oct. 21, 1869
Additional
Spanish Forces for Cuba, New York Times, Oct.
21, 1869
Destitute
Cuban
Exiles in America, Manufacturers' and Farmers'
Journal (Providence, RI), Oct. 21, 1869, 1
The
Cuban
Situation, Weekly Patriot (Harrisburg, PA), Oct.
21, 1869, 1
The
Cuba
Libelled Today, Weekly Patriot (Harrisburg, PA),
Oct. 21, 69, 1
The
Seizure
of the Cuba, N.Y. Herald, Oct. 22, 1869, 3
Skulking
Heroes, N.Y. Herald, Oct. 22, 1869, 3
Official
Report
of the Passage from Bayamo to Las Tunas, N.Y. Herald,
Oct. 22, 1869, 4
Spain:
The
Cuban Movement as Seen by the Cabinet, N.Y. Herald,
Oct. 22, 1869, 7
Detention
of Alleged Cuban Vessel "Anna", New York Times,
Oct. 22, 1869
The
Privateer Cuba, New York Times, Oct. 22, 1869
Skulking
Heroes, New York Herald, Oct. 22, 1869, 3
The
Havana
Press on the Volunteers, New York Herald, Oct.
23, 1869, 4
Capture of the
Privateer Lilian by an English Gunboat and Her Subsequent
Release at Nassau, New York Herald, Oct. 23,
1869, 4
England:
Neutral
Rights- The Hornet and Alabama, New York Herald,
Oct. 23, 1869, 7
Small Bodies
of Rebels Have Made Their Appearance Near Trinidad, New
York Herald, Oct. 23, 1869, 7
Trial of the
Officers of the Privateer Cuba, New York Herald,
Oct. 23, 1869, 7
Trial of the
Officers of the Steamer Cuba, New York Times,
Oct. 23, 1869
Rebels in
Trinidad, New York Times, Oct. 23, 1869
A
Cuban Stabs his Mistress and Shoots Himself, New
York Times, Oct. 23, 1869
Arrival
of Steamship Eagle, New York Times, Oct. 23,
1869
The
Insurgents of Trinidad, New York Times, Oct. 23,
1869
The
Cuban
Revolution, Daily National Intelligencer and
Washington Express, Oct. 23, 1869
The
Cuban
Privateer, Flake's Bulletin (Galveston), Oct.
23, 1869, 1
Three
Steamers in Havana, Flake's Bulletin, Oct. 23,
1869, 1
The
British
Capture and Release of the Cuban Ship Lilian, New
York Herald, Oct. 24, 1869, 6
The
Case
of the Privateer Cuba: The Trial at Wilmington, N.C., New
York Herald, Oct. 24, 1869, 8
Cuba in
Wilmington, N.C., New York Times, Oct. 25, 1869
The
Steamer Lillian as the Privateer Cespedes, New York
Times, Oct. 25, 1869
Cuba:
The
Spanish Press and the Foreign Press Correspondents, New
York Herald, Oct. 25, 1869, 5
Cuba:
General
Boniche Again Ready for the Fight, New York Herald,
Oct. 25, 1869, 7
The
Goicouria-Cristo Expedition, N. Y. Herald, Oct.
25, 1869, 10
Struggling
Cuba:
The Goicouria-Cristo Expedition, N. Y. Herald,
Oct. 26, 1869, 4
The Case of
the Cuba, N. Y. Herald, Oct. 26, 1869, 4
Cuba:
Promulgation
of the Decree Establishing Unrestricted Liberty of Religion
in Cuba and Puerto Rico, N. Y. Herald, Oct. 26,
1869, 7
The Cuban
Privateer: Adjournment of the Court of Inquiry, N.
Y. Herald, Oct. 26, 1869, 7
A Protestant
Church to Opened in Havana, New York Times, Oct.
26, 1869
The Religious
Liberty Decree, New York Times, Oct. 27, 1869
Cuba:
The
Havana Press on the Religious Freedom Doctrine, N.
Y. Herald, Oct. 27, 1869, 7
The Cuban
Privateer: Trial of the Officers for the Violation of the
Neutrality Laws, N. Y. Herald, Oct. 27, 1869, 7
The
Case
of the Cuba: Third Day's Proceedings, N. Y. Herald,
Oct. 27, 1869, 7
Cuba: Black
Horse Cavalry, N. Y. Herald, Oct. 27, 1869, 10
Steamer
Lillian
Seized, New York Times, Oct. 27, 1869
The
Case
of Cuba, Daily National Intelligencer and Washington
Express, Oct. 27, 1869
The
Case
of the Cuba, N. Y. Herald, Oct. 28, 1869, 6
Cuba: The Case
of the Hornet, N. Y. Herald, Oct. 28, 1869, 6
Editorial
Duel, N. Y. Herald, Oct. 28, 1869, 8
Prospect
of
a Duel Between Havana Editors, N. Y. Herald,
Oct. 28, 1869, 9
The
Case of the Cuban Privateer in Wilmington, New York
Times, Oct. 28, 1869
Prospect
of
a Duel Between Havana Editors, N. Y. Herald,
Oct. 28, 1869, 9
Cuba:
Order
of the Insurgent General Cavada to Burn Sugar Cane Fields,
N. Y. Herald, Oct. 29, 1869, 3
The Spanish
Connivance with the Revolution, New York Times,
Oct. 29, 1869
General
Cavada, New York Times, Oct. 29, 1869
MacGregor
Pardoned, New York Times, Oct. 29, 1869
Order
of
the Insurgent General Cavada to Burn Sugar Cane Fields,
N. Y. Herald, Oct. 29, 1869, 3
Gen.
Cavada's
Order, North American and United States Gazette
(Philadelphia), Oct. 29, 1869, 2
Royal
Havana
Lottery of Cuba, Frank Leslie’s Illustrated
Newspaper (NY), Oct. 30, 1869, 119
The
Cuban
Junta and the Hornet, N. Y. Herald, Oct. 30,
1869, 3
Señor Lemus is
in Washington, N. Y. Herald, Oct. 30, 1869, 3
Cuba:
Despotism
of Petty Officials in the Country, N. Y. Herald,
Oct. 30, 1869, 5
The Case of
the Steamer Cuba: Examination of Commodore Higgins and His
Officers, N. Y. Herald, Oct. 30, 1869, 5
Cub:
Movements
of Troops in Cinco Villas, N. Y. Herald, Oct.
30, 1869, 7
The Trial of
the Officers of the Steamer Cuba, N. Y. Herald,
Oct. 30, 1869, 7
Grant's
West
India Policy, N. Y. Herald, Oct. 30, 1869, 9
Volunteering
for
the Spanish Army, New York Times, Oct. 30, 1869
The Case of
the Cuba-- Discharge of a Portion of Her Officers, New
York Times, Oct. 31, 1869
Operations
of
the Insurgents, New York Times, Oct. 31, 1869
Cuba:
Seven
of the Cuban Privateer's Officers Held in Bail, N.
Y. Herald, Nov. 1, 1869, 1
Position
of
the Administration on the Cuban Question, N. Y.
Herald, Nov. 1, 1869, 6
The
Privateer
Cuba: Most of the Officers of the Cuba Discharged, N.
Y.
Herald, Nov. 1, 1869, 7
The
Case
of the Cuba: Seventh Day's Proceedings in the Trial of
Commodore Higgins and his Officers, N. Y. Herald,
Nov. 1, 1869, 8
Cuban
Belligerency
Acknowledged by the United States According to Important
Official Declarations, N. Y. Herald, Nov. 1,
1869, 10
Discharge of
the Privateers Men in Wilmington, N.C., New York
Times, Nov. 1, 1869
The
Case
of the Privateer Hornet: Eighth Day's Proceedings, N.
Y. Herald, Nov. 2, 1869, 5
How
to
Balance It, N. Y. Herald, Nov. 2, 1869, 6
Cuba:
A
Political Orator Hissed, N. Y. Herald, Nov. 2,
1869, 7
Steamers
Lillian and Teaser, New York Times, Nov. 2, 1869
Cuba:
Mobilized
Volunteers Sent to the Seat of War, N. Y. Herald,
Nov. 3, 1869, 9
The
Case
of the Privateer Hornet: The Case Closed, N. Y.
Herald, Nov. 3, 1869, 10
The U.S. vs.
the Steamship Cuba, New York Times, Nov. 3, 1869
Cuban
Fillibuster
Steamship, The Daily Picayune, Nov. 3, 1869, 5
Capture
of
the Cuban Privateer Lillian at Nassau, N. Y. Herald,
Nov. 4, 1869, 7
The Steamship
Eagle, New York Times, Nov. 4, 1869
Capt.-Gen.
De Rodas Will Visit Cienfuegos, St. Paul Daily
Pioneer, Nov. 4, 1869, 4
What
is
the Cause of the Failure of the Cuban Expedition, N.
Y. Herald, Nov. 5, 1869, 6
Cuba:
The
New Campaign of Valmaseda, N. Y. Herald, Nov. 5,
1869, 8
Arrival of the
Euterpe and Columbia, New York Times, Nov. 5,
1869
Spanish
Rule
in Cuba: An Ex-Herald Correspondent Kidnapped, Thrust Into
the Common Jail and Expelled the Country, N.
Y. Herald, Nov. 6, 1869, 5
Spanish
Reconnoissance
of Puerto Rico, N. Y. Herald, Nov. 6, 1869, 6
Henry
J. Koppers, a Former Herald Correspondent, Arrested in
Havana, N. Y. Herald, Nov. 6, 1869, 6
Cuba:
The
Expedition of Spanish Troops and Volunteers to Cienaga de
Zapata, N. Y. Herald, Nov. 6, 1869, 7
Captain-General
De Rodas at Cienfuegos, New York Times, Nov. 6,
1869
A
War of Fire in Cuba, N. Y. Herald, Nov. 7, 1869,
6
Cuba:
Liberation
of an American Citizen, N. Y. Herald, Nov.
7, 1869, 7
Liberation
of
MacGregor, N. Y. Herald, Nov. 7, 1869, 7
Commodore
Higgins
and the Privateer Hornet, N. Y. Herald, Nov. 7,
1869, 7
The Present
Position of the Cuba at Wilmington, New York Times,
Nov. 7, 1869
Smuggling
Cigars, New York Times, Nov. 7, 1869
The
Case
of the Hornet: Interview with Commodore Higgins, N.
Y. Herald, Nov. 8, 1869, 5
Captain
Higgins
Late Commander of the Privateer Cuba, N. Y. Herald,
Nov. 8, 1869, 6
Cuba:
A
Broad American Policy Required, N. Y. Herald,
Nov. 8, 1869, 6
A Case
of Spanish Insolence in Cuba, N. Y. Herald, Nov.
8, 1869, 6
Cuba:
Proposed
Formation of a Constabulary Force of Foreign Residents in
Havana, N. Y. Herald, Nov. 8, 1869, 8
Letter from
General Cavada, New York Times, Nov. 8, 1869
Spanish
Gunboats, New York Times, Nov. 8, 1869
The Spanish
Gunboats, New York Times, Nov. 8, 1869
The
Crosby Street Tragedy: Vasquez, the Murderer, Sent to the
Tombs, N. Y. Herald, Nov. 9, 1869, 5
Cuba:
Officers
of the Privateer Hornet, N. Y. Herald, Nov. 9,
1869, 6
Cuba:
Sickness
on the Island, N. Y. Herald, Nov. 9, 1869, 7
The
Officers
of the Cuban Cruiser, N. Y. Herald, Nov. 9,
1869, 7
Arrival of
Spanish Troops, New York Times, Nov. 9, 1869
Another Cuba
Expedition, New York Times, Nov. 9, 1869
The
Reported
Cuban Expedition, Commercial Advertiser (NY),
Nov. 10, 1869, 4
The
Last
of the Goicouria Expedition, N. Y. Herald, Nov.
10, 1869, 3
The
Junta
Has Been Reorganized, Miguel Aldama President, N. Y.
Herald, Nov. 10, 1869, 6
Cuba:
Movements
of Troops, N. Y. Herald, Nov. 10, 1869, 7
Cuba:
Release
of the Hornet's Crew; Reported Landing of the Lilian
Expedition, N. Y. Herald, Nov. 10, 1869, 8
What is to
Become of Cuba, New York Times, Nov. 10, 1869
The Cuban
Revolution, New York Times, Nov. 10, 1869
Sinking of
the Lillian Untrue, New York Times, Nov. 10,
1869
Spain
and
Cuba: General Sickles in Reference to Cuba, N. Y.
Herald, Nov. 11, 1869, 3
Cuba: General
Mendegueren Attacked the Insurgents, N. Y. Herald,
Nov. 11, 1869, 6
Cuba:
Extraordinary Naval Movements, N. Y. Herald,
Nov. 11, 1869, 6
Spain:
Ministerial Compliment to General Sickles, N. Y.
Herald, Nov. 11, 1869, 7
The Cuban
Programme- What Recognition Would Save, N. Y. Herald,
Nov. 11, 1869, 7
Cuba: Spanish
Account of a Recent Encounter with the Insurgents, N.
Y. Herald, Nov. 11, 1869, 7
Seizure
of
the Late Confederate Ram Atlanta, N. Y. Herald,
Nov. 11, 1869, 9
Latest
Achievements of the Revolution, New York Times,
Nov. 11, 1869
Recent
Battle Between Spain and Cuba, New York Times,
Nov. 11, 1869
Privateer
Hornet, New York Times, Nov. 11, 1869
Cuba:
Firing
the Sugar Plantations by the Insurgents, N. Y.
Herald, Nov. 12, 1869, 5
The Cuban
Junta: Petition to Congress for the Recognition of Cuba as a
Belligerent, N. Y. Herald, Nov. 12, 1869, 5
Cuba: Firing
the Sugar Plantations by the Insurgents, N. Y.
Herald, Nov. 12, 1869, 5
Striking
at
the Supplies, N. Y. Herald, Nov. 12, 1869, 6
Spain:
The
Death Penalty for Treason, N. Y. Herald, Nov.
12, 1869, 7
The Cuban
Filibusters: Arrival of the Lillian Filibusters at Key West,
N. Y. Herald, Nov. 12, 1869, 7
Cuba: Burning
of Plantations by the Patriots, N. Y. Herald,
Nov. 12, 1869, 7
An
Investigation Demanded by the Officers of the Cuba, New
York Times, Nov. 12, 1869
Sailing of
Troops to Cuba, New York Times, Nov. 12, 1869
Burning of
Plantations by the Cubans, New York Times, Nov.
12, 1869
Cavada
Again, New York Times, Nov. 12, 1869
Lillian
Seized, New York Times, Nov. 12, 1869
Spanish
Fleet at Havana, New York Times, Nov. 12, 1869
Firing of the
Sugar Plantations by the Insurgents, N. Y. Herald,
Nov. 12, 1869, 18
The
Cuban
Junta are Indignant at Captain Higgins of the Hornet, N.
Y. Herald, Nov. 13, 1869, 6
Captain
General
De Rodas to Return to Havana Sunday, N. Y. Herald,
Nov. 13, 1869, 7
The
Cuba
and Her Officers, N. Y. Herald, Nov. 13, 1869, 8
The
Captain-General's Inspection Tour Closed, New York
Times, Nov. 13, 1869
The Spanish
Gunboats, New York Times, Nov. 13, 1869
Commodore
Higgins
and the Junta, N. Y. Herald, Nov. 14, 1869, 3
Cuba:
Spanish
Restrictions on Passports Granted to Cubans; More Atrocious
Murders Committed by Spanish Troops, N. Y. Herald,
Nov. 14, 1869, 5
The
West
India Naval Expedition- Spain and Cuba, N. Y. Herald,
Nov. 14, 1869, 6
Cubans Loyal
to Spain, New York Times, Nov. 14, 1869
Two
New
Journals Started as Advocates of the Cause of Cuba, N.
Y. Herald, Nov. 15, 1869, 5
Cuba: The
Movements of the Captain General, N. Y. Herald,
Nov. 15, 1869, 5
Cuba:
The
Expedition Against the Cienaga de Zapata, N. Y.
Herald, Nov. 15, 1869, 6
Destruction
of
Sugar Plantations, N. Y. Herald, Nov. 15, 1869,
7
Insurgent
Activity, New York Times, Nov. 15, 1869
Spain
After
the Yankess and Those Gunboats, N.Y. Herald,
Nov. 16, 1869, 3
A
Cabinet Minister's Reasons for Not Favoring the Annexation
of Cuba, N.Y. Herald, Nov. 16, 1869, 7
The
Havana
Volunteers Drew Lots on Monday, N.Y. Herald,
Nov. 17, 1869, 6
Spain:
Government
'Clemency,' But an Unpleasant Alternative, N.Y.
Herald, Nov. 17, 1869, 7
Volunteers
Draw Lots for Service, New York Times, Nov. 17,
1869
Volunter
Corps
Ready to Embark to Cuba, N.Y. Herald, Nov. 18,
1869, 4
Investigation
Regarding
the Cause of Captain Higgins, N.Y. Herald, Nov.
18, 1869, 6
Spain:
Troops
for Cuba, N.Y. Herald, Nov. 18, 1869, 6
Cuba: More
Plantations Burned, N.Y. Herald, Nov. 18, 1869,
7
Volunteers
for Cuba, New York Times, Nov. 18, 1869
Steamship
Columbia, New York Times, Nov. 18, 1869
The Cuban
Junta Investigation, New York Times, Nov. 18,
1869
Cespedes
at
Work in Cuba, N.Y. Herald, Nov. 19, 1869, 4
Spain:
Government
Clemency, N.Y. Herald, Nov. 19, 1869, 5
Cuba: Serious
Charge Against the British Consul at Trinidad, N.Y.
Herald, Nov. 19, 1869, 5
Destruction
of Sugar Plantation, New York Times, Nov. 19,
1869
Plantations
Burned, New York Times, Nov. 19, 1869
Cuba:
Continutation
of Spanish Cruelties, N.Y. Herald, Nov. 20,
1869, 5
The
Crisis
in Cuba, N.Y. Herald, Nov. 20, 1869, 6
The Cuban
Constitution, New York Times, Nov. 20, 1869
Arrival of
Steamship Morro Castle, New York Times, Nov. 20,
1869
Burning
of
Plantations Continued, N. Y. Herald, Nov. 20,
1869, 5
Our
Mail
Advices from Cuba, N.Y. Herald, Nov. 21, 1869, 6
Cuba:
The
Burning of the Sugar Plantation, N.Y. Herald,
Nov. 21, 1869, 7
Plots in
Marianao, New York Times, Nov. 21, 1869
More
Battles
Fighting Accounts, Galveston News, Nov. 22,
1869, 2
Cuba:
Ravages
of Cholera and Yellow Fever, N.Y. Herald, Nov.
22, 1869, 5
News
and
Rumors About Cuba, N.Y. Herald, Nov. 22, 1869, 6
Cholera,
Yellow Fever, and Small-Pox are Raging at Santiago de Cuba,
N.Y. Herald, Nov. 22, 1869, 6
Spain:
Troops
for Cuba, N.Y. Herald, Nov. 22, 1869, 7
Spain-- A
Republican Denial of Complicity with the Cubans, New
York Times, Nov. 22, 1869
The Junta
Cubana, New York Times, Nov. 22, 1869
Demand
of
the Spanish Minister for the Release of the Gunboats, N.Y.
Herald, Nov. 23, 1869, 3
Consul
General
Plumb Has Resigned, Consul Hall Will Take Temporary Charge
of Havana Consulate, N.Y. Herald, Nov. 23, 1869,
6
Cuba:
Announcement
of the Acceptance of Consul General Plumb's Resignation,
N.Y. Herald, Nov. 23, 1869, 7
Lillian
Captured, New York Times, Nov. 23, 1869
The
Spanish
Flotilla: A Seizure to be Made To-Day, N.Y. Herald,
Nov. 24, 1869, 3
The
Spanish
Gunboats, N.Y. Herald, Nov. 24, 1869, 6
The Spanish
Gunboats Were Not Seized Yesterday, N.Y. Herald,
Nov. 24, 1869, 6
Spain:
Cuban
Sympathizers, N.Y. Herald, Nov. 24, 1869, 7
The
Complicity of Republicans with the Cubans, New York
Times, Nov. 24, 1869
Perit
Expedition, Flake's Bulletin (Galveston), Nov.
24, 1869, 1
The
Spanish
Gunboats: The Seizure Effected Yesterday, N.Y.
Herald, Nov. 25, 1869, 3
Cuba:
Spanish
View of the Situation, N.Y. Herald, Nov. 25,
1869, 5
Cuba,
Spain,
and the United States, N.Y. Herald, Nov. 25,
1869, 6
Death
of
General Dulce, N.Y. Herald, Nov. 25, 1869, 7
Obituary:
General Don Domingo Dulce u Garay, Marquis of
Castell-Florite, N.Y. Herald, Nov. 25, 1869, 7
The
Spanish
Armada: A Review of the Situation, N.Y. Herald,
Nov. 26, 1869, 3
Cuba:
The
Captain General to Take the Field, N.Y. Herald,
Nov. 26, 1869, 4
Movements
of the Agents of the Cuban Junta in Boston, New York
Times, Nov. 26, 1869
The Cuban
Situation, New York Times, Nov. 26, 1869
Burning
of
Plantations in Cuba, Baltimore Sun, Nov. 26,
1869, 4
The
Spanish
Armada, N. Y. Herald, Nov. 27, 1869, 3
Cuba:
A
Spanish Fleet Not Yet Ordered to New York, N. Y.
Herald, Nov. 28, 1869, 7
Movement in
Philadelphia, New York Times, Nov. 28, 1869
Cuba
and
the Monroe Doctrine, N. Y. Herald, Nov. 29,
1869, 6
Spain:
The
Army in Cuba, N. Y. Herald, Nov. 29, 1869, 7
The
Spanish
Mosquito Fleet: Notice of Motion for Quashing the Libel
Served on Judge Pierrepout Yesterday, N. Y. Herald,
Nov. 30, 1869, 3
South
Carolina:
Proposed Recognition of Cuba, N. Y. Herald, Nov.
30, 1869, 7
Cuba: De Rodas
Denies that a Naval Fleet is Intended for American Waters,
N. Y. Herald, Nov. 30, 1869, 7
Cuban
Recognition, New York Times, Nov. 30, 1869
Arrival of
More Spanish Soldiers, New York Times, Nov. 30,
1869
The
Spanish
Mosquito Fleet: No New Developments Yesterday, N. Y.
Herald, Dec. 1, 1869, 3
The
President's
Views on the Cuba Question, N. Y. Herald, Dec.
1, 1869, 3
Reported
Disabling of the Gun-Boats in New York, New York
Times, Dec. 1, 1869
Sumner's
Anti-Cuban
Manifesto Answered, N. Y. Herald, Dec. 2, 1869,
3
Cienfuegos
Surprised
by the Insurgents, N. Y. Herald, Dec. 2, 1869, 6
Cuba:
Fresh
Troops from Spain, N. Y. Herald, Dec. 2, 1869, 7
Cuba:
The
Demand for the Spanish Gunboats, N. Y. Herald,
Dec. 2, 1869, 10
A Spanish
Frigate with Troops, New York Times, Dec. 2,
1869
The
War in Cuba: The Cinco Villas, New York Times,
Dec. 2, 1869
Spanish
Cruelties
Described by Spaniards, N. Y. Herald, Dec. 3,
1869, 5
The
Cuban Insurrection, New York Times, Dec. 3, 1869
Cuba:
Action
Asked by Congress, New York Times, Dec. 3, 1869
Affairs
in
Cuba from a Spanish Point of View, N. Y. Herald,
Dec. 4, 1869, 6
Latest
News
from Cuba, N. Y. Herald, Dec. 4, 1869, 6
Cuba:
Reported
Landing of an Expedition in the Bay of Nipe, N. Y.
Herald, Dec. 4, 1869, 7
A Cuban
Lady Robbed of Twenty Thousand Dollars Worth of Diamonds,
N. Y. Herald, Dec. 4, 1869, 7
Cuba:
Reorganization
of the Cuban Junta in New Orleans, N. Y. Herald,
Dec. 4, 1869, 11
Military
Government of Cinco-Villas, New York Times, Dec.
4, 1869
Cuba:
Republican
Incendiary Proclamation, N. Y. Herald, Dec. 5,
1869, 4
The
Cuban
Delegation and the President, N. Y. Herald, Dec.
5, 1869, 7
Illness
of
General Lesca, New York Herald, Dec. 5, 1869, 7
Illness of
General Lesca, New York Times, Dec. 5, 1869
Outrage
of
American Seamen, N. Y. Herald, Dec. 6, 1869, 5
Spain:
General
Sickles' Diplomacy on the Cuban Question, N. Y.
Herald, Dec. 6, 1869, 5
Cuba:
The
Position of the President and the Probable Action of
Congress, N. Y. Herald, Dec. 6, 1869, 6
The
Mail
News from Cuba, N. Y. Herald, Dec. 6, 1869, 6
General
Prim
on the Spanish War Forces Shipped for Cuba, N. Y.
Herald, Dec. 6, 1869, 7
Billigerent
Rights
for Cuba, N. Y. Herald, Dec. 6, 1869, 7
Spain:
Constitutional Guarantees, New York Times, Dec.
6, 1869
Cuba:
General Lesca, New York Times, Dec. 6, 1869
General
Lesca
Relieved, New York Tribune, Dec. 6, 1869, 1
Cuba,
Morning Republican (Little Rock, AR), Dec. 7, 1869
The
War
in Cuba, N. Y. Herald, Dec. 7, 1869, 3
Cuba:
Volunteers
for the Field; Engagements in the Trinidad District, N.
Y.
Herald, Dec. 7, 1869, 4
A
Cuban Primer for Congress, N. Y. Herald, Dec. 7,
1869, 6
Jamaica:
Seizure
of Arms Intended for Cuba, N. Y. Herald,
Dec. 7, 1869, 7
Cuba:
Arrival
of Volunteers from Spain, N. Y. Herald, Dec. 7,
1869, 7
The
Philadelphia
Petition for Cuba, N. Y. Herald, Dec. 7, 1869,
10
The West
Indies: The Revolution in Haiti, New York Times,
Dec. 7, 1869
Negro
Rising in Cuba, New York Times, Dec. 7, 1869
Engagement
in
the Trinidad District, N. Y. Herald, Dec. 7,
1869, 4
The
Spanish
Gunboats: An Alleged Plot to Burn the Ships by Cuban
Partisans, N. Y. Herald, Dec. 8, 1869, 4
The
Spanish
Gunboats to be Released, N. Y. Herald, Dec. 8,
1869, 5
Arrival
of
Gen. Lesca in Havana, New York Herald, Dec. 9,
1869, 7
Cuba: Attempt
to Fire a Town, New York Times, Dec. 9, 1869
Cuba:
Fears
of a Negro Rising on the Island, New York Herald,
Dec. 10, 1869, 5
A
Sign in Favor of Cuba, New York Herald, Dec. 10,
1869, 6
Spaniards in
Havana Satisfied with President Grant's Message, New
York Herald, Dec. 10, 1869, 6
Cuba:
Departure
of Captain General Dulce's Wife for Europe, New York
Herald, Dec. 10, 1869, 7
Cuba:
Excitement Over the President's Message, New York
Times, Dec. 10, 1869
Cuban
Affairs: Arrival of the Morro Castle, New York Times,
Dec. 10, 1869
Cuba:
Demands
for Money from Sympathizers, New York Times,
Dec. 11, 1869
The
Release
of the Spanish Gunboats, New York Herald, Dec.
11, 1869, 4
Cuba: Letters
Handed Over to Spanish Authorities, New York Herald,
Dec. 11, 1869, 4
Spain:
Cabinet
Fears for Cuba, New York Herald, Dec. 11, 1869,
5
Cuba: Alleged
Letters from General Goicouria in the Hands of the
Authorities, New York Herald, Dec. 11, 1869, 5
The
Spanish
Gunboats: Their Unconditional Release, New York
Herald, Dec. 11, 1869, 6
Cuba:
Another
Fight- The Spaniards Again Defeated, New York
Herald, Dec. 11, 1869, 7
Forthcoming
Grand
Masonic Ball, New York Herald, Dec. 11, 1869, 8
The Spanish
Flotilla: Preparations for Departure, New York
Herald, Dec. 11, 1869, 10
A Reported
Sharp Skirmish Near Trinidad, New York Times,
Dec. 12, 1869
Firing
the
Sugar Plantations by the Insurgents, N.Y. Herald,
Dec. 12, 1869, 5
Cuba:
Proposed
Importation of Free Laborers from Africa, N.Y.
Herald, Dec. 13, 1869, 5
Negro
Importation to Follow Slave Labor, New York Times,
Dec. 13, 1869
The
Duelist
and the Lathered Barber, N.Y. Herald, Dec. 14,
1869, 5
Holding
Back
on the Cuban Question- What Does it Mean? N.Y.
Herald, Dec. 14, 1869, 6
The Spanish
Gunboats, N.Y. Herald, Dec. 14, 1869, 6
Cuba:
A
Suspicious Steamer- Supposed Landing of Arms, N.Y.
Herald, Dec. 14, 1869, 7
Cuba:
More
Encounters with the Insurgents Reported, N.Y. Herald,
Dec. 15, 1869, 7
Cuba:
Progress
of the Struggle for Independence, New York Herald,
Dec. 15, 1869, 8
The Spanish
Gun-Boats, New York Times, Dec. 15, 1869
Skirmishes
Between
the Spanish and the Insurgents, New York Times,
Dec. 15, 1869
Arrival
of
the Steamship Rapidan, New York Times, Dec. 15,
1869
Miguel
Aldama Five Sugar Estates Confiscated, Milwaukee
Daily Sentinel, Dec. 15, 1869
Revolutionists
Surprise
Cienfuegos, The Deseret News, Dec. 15, 1869, 526
The United
States Gov't and the Cuban Revolution, Charleston
Courier, Dec. 16, 1869
Cuba:
The
War in the Eastern Department, N.Y. Herald, Dec.
16, 1869, 4
Cuba:
New
Taxes to be Imposed, N.Y. Herald, Dec. 16, 1869,
7
The Flotilla
to Sail To-Day, N.Y. Herald, Dec. 16, 1869, 7
A New Sugar
Tex in Cuba, New York Times, Dec. 16, 1869
Cuba
Before
Congress-- The Extraordinary Position of the Administration,
N. Y. Herald, Dec. 17, 1869, 4
Our War on
Cuba, N. Y. Herald, Dec. 17, 1869, 4
Important News
from Cuba, N. Y. Herald, Dec. 17, 1869, 4
Cuba:
Important
News from the Eastern Department, N. Y. Herald,
Dec. 17, 1869, 5
Joy
in
Havana Over the Release of Spanish Gunboats, New
York Herald, Dec. 17, 1869, 6
The
Spanish
Gunboats, New York Herald, Dec. 18, 1869, 4
Cuba:
Execution
of Two Men Charged with Assassination, New York
Herald, Dec. 18, 1869, 5
The
Spanish
Flotilla: Further Delay in the Sailing of the Gunboats,
New York Herald, Dec. 18, 1869, 6
Spanish
Volunteers, New York Times, Dec. 18, 1869
Rumored
Disappearance of Cuban Steamer Anna, New York Times,
Dec. 18, 1869
Matters
in
Cuba: The Slavery Question, New York Times, Dec.
18, 1869
Cuba:
More
Troops from Spain, New York Herald, Dec. 19,
1869, 6
Why Has
Secretary Fish Refused Information to Congress About Cuba,
New York Herald, Dec. 19, 1869, 6
Cuba:
Another
Arrival of Troops from Spain, New York Herald,
Dec. 19, 1869, 7
Another
Incindiary Proclamation, New York Times, Dec.
19, 1869
The
Spanish
Gunboats Took Their Departure for Cuba, New York
Herald, Dec. 20, 1869, 4
Cuba:
Burning
of a Foundry in Matanzas, New York Herald, Dec.
20, 1869, 5
Plot
to
Blow Up the Spanish Flotilla- How and Why it Failed, New
York Herald, Dec. 21, 1869, 5
Cuba:
Arrival
of the Crew of the Lillian at Savannah, New York
Herald, Dec. 21, 1869, 7
Cuba: Arrival
of the Spanish Volunteers in Havana, New York Herald,
Dec. 21, 1869, 10
The Cuban
Revolution: Murder of American Citizens by Volunteers, New
York Herald, Dec. 21, 1869, 10
Correspondence
Between Spain and the State Department, New York
Times, Dec. 21, 1869
Murder of
American Citizens by Volunteers, N. Y. Herald,
Dec. 21, 1869, 10
Arrival of the
Spanish Volunteers in Havana, New York Herald,
Dec. 21, 1869, 10
Cuba:
Cavadas
Reported Approaching Camaguey, New York Herald,
Dec. 22, 1869, 4
Safety of the
Gunboats, New York Times, Dec. 22, 1869
Skirmishes
and
Spanish Loses, New York Times, Dec. 22, 1869
Cavadas
Reported
Approaching Camaguey, N. Y. Herald, Dec. 22,
1869, 4
Cuba:
The
Planters and the Sugar Trade, N. Y. Herald, Dec.
23, 1869, 7
The Gunboats
at Sea, New York Times, Dec. 23, 1869
Cubans
Successful Raid on Cienfuegos, The Farmers' Cabinet,
Dec. 23, 1869, 2
Gen.
Lesca
Was Sent Back to Spain, Boston Traveler, Dec.
24, 1869, 2
Cuba:
Conflagration;
Houses Searched for Suspected Persons, New York
Herald, Dec. 24, 1869, 5
Increasing
Activity
Among the Insurgents, New York Herald, Dec. 24,
1869, 6
Arrival of
the Havana Steamship Eagle, New York Times, Dec.
24, 1869
Prominent
Cubans
Banished to Spain, New York Times, Dec. 24, 1869
Cuba:
Rebel
Arms and Ammunition Captured, New York Herald,
Dec. 25, 1869, 5
Arms for the
Insurgents Discovered, New York Times, Dec. 25,
1869
Arrival
of
Cuban Steamer Lillian in Savannah, New York Times,
Dec. 25, 1869
The
Origin
of the Cuban Revolution, The Weekly Arizona Miner
(Prescott, AZ), Dec. 25, 1869
Cuba:
Proposed
Emancipation of the Slaves, New York Herald,
Dec. 27, 1869, 7
Cuban
Recognition, Cincinnati Daily Gazette, Dec. 28,
1869, 3
The
Spanish
Gunboats: Arrival in Charleston, New York Herald,
Dec. 28, 1869, 5
Official
Dispatches From the Cuban Leaders, New York Times,
Dec. 28, 1869
Cuba-
The
Great Opportunity of General Grant, New York Herald,
Dec. 29, 1869, 6
Senator
Sumner's
Views on the Cuban Question Unchanged, New York
Herald, Dec. 29, 1869, 7
Cuba: The
Campaign in the Central Department Commenced, New
York Herald, Dec. 29, 1869, 7
Cuba:
The
Campagin of Cienaga de Zapata, New York Herald,
Dec. 29, 1869, 8
The Cuban
Policy of the Administration, New York Times,
Dec. 29, 1869
Cuba:
Executions
on Christmas Day, New York Times, Dec. 29, 1869
Campaign
of
Cienaga de Zapata, N. Y. Herald, Dec. 29, 1869,
8
Cuba-
The
Great Opportunity of Gen. Grant, N. Y. Herald,
Dec. 29, 1869, 6
Gen. Lesca
Wounded, Boston Traveler, Dec. 30, 1869, 1
The
Cuban
Sugar Question, N. Y. Herald, Dec. 30, 1869, 4
Over Seventeen
Thousand Fighting Men Have Landed on Cuban Soil, N.
Y. Herald, Dec. 30, 1869, 4
Mr. Sumner
Boxing the Compass, N. Y. Herald, Dec. 30, 1869,
4
Cuba:
More
Reinforcements to Aid the Spanish Army, N. Y. Herald,
Dec. 30, 1869, 6
Arrival of
Steamship Morro Castle, New York Times, Dec. 30,
1869
Cuban
Fugitives
in Jamaica, New York Herald, Dec. 31, 1869, 3
Cuba
and
the Women, New York Herald, Dec. 31, 1869, 4
Citizens
on
Matanzas to Surrender Their Arms, New York Herald,
Dec. 31, 1869, 5
Woman's
Suffrage and Free Cuba, New York Herald, Dec.
31, 1869, 5
Citizens of
Matanzas to be Deprived of Their Arms, New York
Times, Dec. 31, 1869
Aid for
the Cubans-- Departure of the Steam Yacht Anna, New
York Times, Dec. 31, 1869
Woman's
Suffrage Convention, New York Tribune, Dec. 31,
1869, 1
The
Banishment of Cubans to Spain, New York Tribune,
Dec. 31, 1869, 1
