War News. London
In the engagement near Santiago, the Spaniards were driven towards the city and suffered heavy loss. The Spaniards have retreated to Socilla, where the first serious…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1898
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The War. Fierce Fighting in Spain. an American Officer's Prompt Action Saves Many Lives
IT is greatly to be regretted that the Spaniards should have allowed their senses to become subservient to their anger. That such is the case is borne out by the cables notifying that several…
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THE following cablegrams bave been received since our lost issue:—LONDON, Friday. The important news has been…
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Further details of the fighting between the Americans and the Spaniards state that a body of cow buys, with a detachment of regular…
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Fighting at Savilla, a regiment of Cowboys were at first demoralised, and some men fired on their comrades. Seventeen Americans were killed, including several…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The War. a Severe Battle. the Spaniards Routed. [By Cable.] London, June 25
A severe battle has been fought near Santiago. One thousand Americana met two thousand Spaniards. The latter were completely routed, two hundred being killed…
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THE following cablegrame have been received since our last issue:— LONDON, Tuesday. Commodore E. W. Watson, late…
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The Spanish auxiliary cruiser, Anton in Lopez, ran ashore whilst chased by American cruisers near San Juan. Two Spanish gunboats came to her assistance…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The War. a Spanish Cruiser Ashore. American Cruisers Retire. Driven Back by Stanish Gunboats. [By Cable.] London, June 30
The Spanish cruisor Anteuio Lepur run ashors whilst being chased by American cruisers [?]. San [?]. Two Spanish gunbeas came to ther assistance and compelled the…
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The American troops an Cuban insurgents made an attack on the Spa[?]ards at Santiago de Cuba on Friday…
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Latest reports state that Admiral Cerveras, whose fleet was an[?] in Santrago harbour has escaped to sea on board the eraiser Vizeaye…
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The premier addressed a crowded meeting of his supporters at the Temperance Hall last night and made a [?] attack upon Barton, Wise, Bruce Smith…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The War. Survey of Santiago. by Means of Balloons. the Battle of Havana. Combined Attack on the City. Heavy Bombardment. the Outer Defences Captured. Tee Santiago Battle. Sampson Destroys Cervera's Fleet. a Fearful Fight. Twelve Hundred Americans Killed and Wounded. [By Cable.] London, July 2
General Shafter, the Commandant of Americas forces, who intended to attack Santiago, is using balloons in order to secure a complete survey of the defences of the city…
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THE following cablegrams have been received since our last issue:â LONDON, Tuesday. The Spanish scruiser Christobal Colon…
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The Spanish Commander-in-Chief declares that he will burn the city rather than surrender Santiago-de-Cuba to the Americans…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Cuban War. the Battle of the Fleets. War to the Death. Stirring Episodes. London
Details of the fight between the United States and the Spanish fleets in Santiago Harbour, states the destruction. of the Spanish fleet. under…
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Continued on Trove, page 1 →The War. Santiago Residents Panicstricken. the Spanish General Will Burn the City Rather Than Surrender. Spain Re-calls Camara's Fleet. [By Cable.] London, july 6
Further details of the great naval engagement off the Cuban coast show that the Spaniards never made the slightest offer of surrender, even wlien their vessels were…
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THE following Cablegrams have been received since our last issue:— LONDON, Friday. At midnight on Monday the Spanish…
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The majority of the Spanish Government favor negotiations for peace. General Balnco declares that of the Spanish army submits, 90,000 volunteers in Cuba…
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