War News. London
Great joy has been caused in Spain by the news that Admiral Ceveras' fleet has arrived at Santiago di Cubs. The Spanish Senate has passed a resolution…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1898
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The American-spanish War. London
The Commandant of the Island of Totrnga (Turtle Island) off the north coast of Hayti, bus reported to the Government of Hayti, that sounds of heavy cannonading were heard all…
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THE following cablegrams have been received siuce last issue:— LONDON, Friday. Reports from Washington indicate…
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The Battle ship Oregon coaled at Barbadoes and re-sailed. The TIMES says the contract is signed for the construction of a line which will…
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The American battleship [?]egon has coaled at Barbadoes, and resailed. The Spanish Government threaton to retaliate on all American cables if the…
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The effects and crew of the Spanish transport Mouts[?]rat were feted at C[?]s for running the Cuban bl[?]kade and conveying to the spanish commander one hundred guns…
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General Miles, commender of the American army, says it will be unsafe to invade Cuba with less than 80,000 men. Five thousand American troops have sailed…
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Reports from Madrid state that the Spanish authorities have decided to cut the American cables if the remaining cables to Cuba are cut by America…
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THE follwoing cablegrams have been received since our last issue:— LONDON, Tuesday. The American squadron,…
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The New York TRIBUNE says that the Cuban insurgents have disappeared as a military factor, and it is useless to expect any material and from them…
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The authorities at Washington fear the Spanish fleet has escaped from Santiago de Cuba. The "Times" correspondent was arrested…
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THE following cablegrams have been received since our last issue:— LONDON, Friday. A conference has been held in…
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Opposition by the speaker of the House of Representatives prevents the United States Congress from dealing with the question of annexing Hawaii. The…
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Preisdent M'Kinley is now reviewing the camp in Florida. The U.S. Secretary for War has been informded by General Miles that preparations for the invasion…
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Opposition by the Speaker of the House of Representatives prevents the United States Cougrcfts from dealing with the quesliou of annexing Hawaii…
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America has deemed it advisable, owing to the great modality now prevading, and the near approach of the unhealthy season in Cuba, to take…
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The following are the latest war cablegrams : TORRENTIAL rains have fallen in Cuba, and yellow fever in a virulent form is now prevalent. It is estimated that the war with Spain,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Butter As a Weapon of War. ' SAIL on the starboard bow ?'
' What is she?' asked Captain Peiterszoon, looking anxiously in that direction ; for in the Eastern seas two hundred years ago every strange sail was a…
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The following cablegrams have been received since our last issue:— LONDON, Wednesday. Reports have been received from…
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The Spanish Corcniander-ra-Chief in Cuba telegraphs that the forts at Santiago de Cuba and Cristobal Colon are injured, though the American…
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