American-spanish War
JUDGING by the almost unbroken list of victories for the Americans that have followed the war encounters between Spain and the land of the Stars and Stripes, it…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1898
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The War Question
A REV. gentleman at Casino has delivered what is described as "a discourse on the war question." In the Garden of Gethsemane there was a similar…
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THERE American ships bombarded the outer defence of Santiago, destroying the forts of Morro and La Tocupa. Many Spaindards are reported killed, but the…
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FURTHER particulars of the fighting at Santiago show that 15,000 Americans and several thousand insurgents attacked the Spanish forces on Friday morning. The…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →The American-Spanish War Great Naval Battle off Santiage
THE second great naval battle of the war was fought before Santingo on July 3. News of the victory reached the United States the name evening. The Fourth of…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Lessons of War
ALTHOUGH the recent death struggle between the land of the stars and stripes and [?]cient Spain is an event to be deplored, and, although it involved the annihilation…
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EVEN to those who profess to know something of the terrible cost of war it will be some what of a shock to learn that the six principal wars of the latter half century have absorbed…
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A CORRESPONDENT writing to the 'S. M. Herald ' says: "The death rate in this war has been extraordinarily light. Up to date, after nearly five months of camp life, among…
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THE firm manner. in which Great Britain has put down her foot in dealing with the occupation of Fashoda by Captain Marchand, is an incident fraught with more…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →At War With a Judge
IN his address to the jury last week John Norton said he was not guided by malice when the revolver was fired. He was quoting a number of cases, when…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →England and [?] What War Would [?] American Views
THERE seeing to be serious [?] between [?] Fashoda affair. Such a war would be [?]…
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