The American-spanish War
THE following are late cablegrams regarding the war:--The Americans promptly silenced the shore batteries at Guantanomo, near Santiago de…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1898
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The War
The following cablegrams have bean received since last issue:— LONDON, Tuesday. Additional particulars received in…
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The insurgents and American marines have captured a Spanish inland post in Cuba, killing 100 Spanish defenders and capturing 15…
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The Am[?] papers [?] by the [?] M[?] which arrival [?] Se[?] [?] are full [?] is the [?]…
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Germany has assured America that a warship has been merely sent to Manilla to protect the German residents. The American transports which have…
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THE following are late war cables: London, June 16. The American marines, assisted by the Cuban insurgents, who have received reinforcements, have captured a…
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Eight thousand rebels will co-operate with the Americans in the attack upon Santiago. The rebels at Manila captured 3000 Spaniards, including the Governor's family…
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AMERICA has deemed it advisable, owing to the great mortality now prevailing, and the near approach of the unhealthy season in Cuba, to take precautionary measures for safeguarding…
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The following cablegrams have been received since last issue:— LONDON, Friday. The United States dynamite gun vessel…
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The London DAILY TELEGRAPH reports that American war officials believe that Admiral Cerveras' fleet will be captured this week…
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Some idea of what the war is likely to cost America can be gathered from the remarks recently made by a well-known American officer, viz., Lieutenant-Colonel…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The War. Manilla in a Desperate Condition. Native Soldiers Massacreing Their Officers. Spanish Soldiers Starving. German and Spanish Officers on Cordial Terms. the German Captain's Declaration. Spain's Offer to Germany. Will Cede the Carolines to Her If She Intervenes on Spain's Behalf. an American Gun Spreads Disaster. [By Cable.] London, June 18
Manilla is in a desperate condition, the people being almost foodless. The garrison is harrassed night and day, the native regiments massacreing their officers, and…
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We bring the war record up from last week’s issue. London, June 16 The American marines, assisted .by…
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THE following are late cablegrams regarding the Spanish-American war:-- Six transports with 4000 Spanish troops on board, accompanied the squadron commanded…
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Three thousand Spanish and native troops, under General Monet while advancing to the relief of Manila fell into an ambush, and the General was killed. The native allies deserted,…
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WAR is the most costly luxury in which any nation can indulge, and with so many of the great Powers at loggerheads at the present time, the psice paid for recent…
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THE following cablegrams have been received since our last issue:— LONDON, Tuesday. The coast for a distance of fifteen…
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General Shafter has landed 3000 American troops near Santiago de Cuba. The landing was strongly opposed by the Spaniards…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The War. Further Call of Volunteers. the Sunken Merrimac Does Not Stop Traffic. Position in the Philipines. a Disastrous Expedition. Relief Party Broken Up. [By Cable.] London, June 21
A further call of 100,600 United States volunteers is imminent. It has been ascertained that the Merriniac, which was sunk in Santiago Harbour by…
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THE following are late cables respecting the war: -- American surgeons attribute the mutilation of the marines that were killed in the fighting at…
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