Index^301Magoon, Charles Edward, 148-57;
administration of, 191-94; an
nexationists opposed by, 170;
annual report (1908) of, 193,
201; appointments of, 191-92,
211-12; Cuban criticism of, 149
50; labor relations with, 203-4;
on legal reform, 198-99; patron
age policies of, 212; on Perma
nent Army of Cuba question,
227-39; political policies of,
213-14; and power to rule by
decree, 191, 194; as Provisional
Governor, 190; public health
appointments of, 211-12; on
reciprocity treaty, 202; on resto
ration and withdrawal, 246-51,
257-58
Manufacturing, foreign invest
ments, 25
Mapping of Cuba, 131-32
Marches, conducted by American
forces, 129-30, 184
Marietta, U.S. gunboat, 75, 77, 81,
111-12
Marine Corps in Cuba, 78, 91-92,
104, 136
Marti, Jose, 22, 46, 257
Maso, Gen. Bartolome, 48
Masso Parra, Juan, 178-79
Masso Parra conspiracy, 178-85,
205; as annexationist plot, 182;
leaders arrested, 181-82
Matazanas province, 21, 30-32, 45
Mendez Capote, Domingo, 42, 45,
48, 50-51, 76, 94, 95
Menocal, Mario Garcia, 70, 74, 95,
97, 185, 244, 255
Miguelistas, 50, 159, 162, 173, 176,
177, 179, 181, 184, 237, 244,
254
Military Government of Cuba, 29
44; Americanization policy of,
34-35, 38-39, 43; and changes
in Cuban life, 38; economic re
forms of, 31-33, 35; and recon
struction of Cuba, 30-31; with
drawal of, 43-44; and Wood's
reform program, 33, 36-43
Military Information Division, 192,
237, 244, 252-53; and reports
of threats of revolt, 172-73, 177,
180, 181, 183, 184
Miret, Jose Lara, 179, 181
Moderate party, 50-52, 94, 95, 99,
100, 133; annexation policy of,
108; attempt to reconstruct, 157
61; blamed for intervention, 161;
counterinsurrection plans of,
100; dissolution of, 160; inter
vention favored by, 100-101;
opposed enlargement of Rural
Guard, 229
Monroe Doctrine, 42, 64
Montalvo, Gen. Rafael, 51, 94-95
Monteagudo, Gen. Jose de Jesus,
45, 59, 60, 151, 159, 228, 230,
236, 238, 253
Montero, Jose Ruman, 255
Montoro, Rafael, 162, 255
Moore, J. Hampton, 174-75
Morgan, Edward V., 64, 95
Moros tribesmen, 7, 11
Monia Delgado, Martin, 45, 48,
178, 243
National Guard, 6
National Liberals, 50
Nationalists, 44-45, 46, 48, 49, 50
Naval intervention ordered by
Roosevelt, 91-92; impact of, on
government and rebel leadership,
74, 77.79, 81
Negro movement, 177-79, 180,
181, 183
Negroes, 22-24; slavery, 22, 24
New York Times, The, 90-91, 129
Newspapers, Cuban, 26; reaction
of, to American occupation, 135
North American Review, 9, 34
Nunez, Gen. Emilio, 45, 50
Occupation of Cuba, 102-12;
American policy on, 3-18, 263
65; disarmament and, 102-12;
influence of, on American foreign
policy, 258-59; legality of, 147
48, politics of, 144-68; U.S. in
tentions concerning, 103
O'Farrill, Dr. Juan, 63, 94
Oflice-holding, 24; disinterested
attitude of elite toward, 26-27,
33, 43-44, 134-35