Cablegrams. the War. London
A majority of the Spanish Government is reported to be in favor of negotiations for peace. General Blance declares that if the…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1898
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The War. Attack on Santiago De Cuba. Heavy Fighting. Great Losses on Both Sides. Splendid Bravery of the Americans. Stubbornness of Spaniards. the Admiral Cervgras Fleet Destroyed
A combined attack by American troops and Cuban insurgents was made on the Spaniards’ position at Santiago de Cuba on Friday. Three divisions comprising…
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THE following cablegrams have been raceived since last iss[?]:— LONDON, Tuesday. Admiral Cervera has been interviewed…
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The attitude of Germony in the Philippines is extremely suspicious. A German warship attempted to protect Isla Grande against the rebels, but was compelied to…
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THE following cablegrams have been, received since last issue:— LONDON, Sunday. It was only after much haggling that…
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While in one sense all warships are battle ships, the craft which bears that technical name is a steel structure, usually about 350ft wide, and 43ft…
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The Spanish troops marched out of Santiago yesterday and went over to the American lines where they surrendered their [?] The American troops…
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Immediately after the surrender of Santiago the American flag was hoisted. General Shafter reports that Santiago is a perfect entanglement of defence, and it would have…
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The Spanish Cabinet and General Blanco disclaim any responsibility for the surrender of Santiago. It is intended to hold a Court Martial as Goneral Foral exceeded his…
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THE following cablegrams have been received since last issue:— LONDON, Saturday. Emilio Aquinaldo, the leader of the…
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Three divisions of troops have sailed for [?] Rice from the American camps at [?] Tompa. General [?] and three thousand four…
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Five the [?]Ca[?] at Cienfnego have appealal to Admiral S[?] to speedily capture the city, in [?] that the starration of the inhabitants may be aver[?]l…
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THE following cablegrams have been received since our last issue:— LONDON, Friday. From New York it is reported that…
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Spain regards the American stipulation for the cession of peace of P[?]erto Rico, and the refusal to recognise the debts of Cuba and P[?]erlo Rico, as a flagrant injustice…
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Cuban insurgents have captured Mayari, near the bay of Nipe, with 500 Spaniards. An interview of an hour's duration…
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The Spanish soldiers at Puerto Rico are deserting in large numbers to the American army. The United States craiser Columbia has…
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Queen Christina of Spain has approved of the reply to the United States proposals for peace. The reply was couched in guarded and…
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The Queen of Spain has agreed to the acceptance of the preliminary conditions of peace laid down by America. She says Spain bows to circumstances, having done…
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THE following cablegrams have been received since last issue:— LONDON, Tuesday Night. ANOTHER serions fight took place in the…
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