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Historical Events · Wars & war pretexts
"Remember the Maine! To Hell With Spain!" became a popular slogan that, combined with sensationalized newspaper reporting, stirred public resentment. Glass candy dishes marked "Remember the Maine" were sold after the Spanish-American War as commemorative objects.
Open the caseRemember the Maine2
- Documented · A cocktail named Remember the Maine combines elements associated with the Manhattan and the Sazerac and includes absinthe.
- Documented · Remember the Maine Day is observed on February 15.
John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum1
- Documented · The John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum holds a collection object cataloged as Remember the USS Maine.
Spain1
- Documented · "Remember the Maine! To Hell With Spain!" became a popular slogan that, combined with sensationalized newspaper reporting, stirred public resentment.
Spanish-American War1
- Documented · Glass candy dishes marked "Remember the Maine" were sold after the Spanish-American War as commemorative objects.
The Gentleman's Companion1
- Documented · The Remember the Maine cocktail is traced to Charles H. Baker, Jr.'s The Gentleman's Companion.
U.S. National Archives1
- Official · The U.S. National Archives has presented a 125th-anniversary discussion titled “Remember the Maine.”
Other1
- Documented · Public remembrance of the Maine has been carried through slogans, commemorative merchandise, museum artifacts, broadcast programs, and a namesake cocktail.