America and Spain. Progress of the War
The first engagement between the United States and Spain was fought by the Squadrons under Commodore Dewey and Admiral Montojo, near Manila…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1898
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The Cuban War. Latest Cablegrams. London
The rebels and Americana have repulsed an attack by Spanish cavalry at Mariel. Many of tho latter were killed and wended…
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THE Cape Yerdo Spanish squadron is at Cadiz. On learning the position of the Spanish fleet, it was decided to land the American forces in Cuba on Tuesday, and…
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War news is read in the New York theatres behind the acts amid load cheers. Patrotic times are also sang, ending in many cases with are the Queen…
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SPEAKING at the annual breakfast of the Hibernian Society on Sunday last, at Sydney, Cardinal Moran referred to the prominence which the sons of…
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ADMIRAL SAMPSONâS squadron has bombarded San Juan, the capital of the Spanish West Indian Island Puerto Rice, and completely wrecked tho fort. The…
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It is understood that Admiral Sampson will blockade Puente Rein of successful in destroying the Spends squadron. The Span[?]ds hired two American warships…
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FURTHER particulars of the attack by four American warships upon Cienfuegos show that the ports were destroyed, and many Spaniards killed. There were eight…
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Intelligence has been received from Port an Prince Hayti, that nine American warships, under the [?] of [?] Sampson have bombarded the forts at San Juan, the…
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The American squadron of Admiral Sampson has reached Puerto Plain; on the northern coast of Hayti. A Spanish gustiest has been captured by…
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IT is reported that a Spanish squadron is forming at Oadiz, and will convey 11,000 troops to the Philippines. The Secretary of the American navy…
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The Board of Experts appointed by the United States Government in connection with the war with Spain, and which [?]its at Washington, expects that Roar-Admiral…
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The naval authorities of the United States insist upon cutting the three remaining British cables giving communication with Cuba. The object of this demand is to isolate General…
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The authorities at Washington fear that the Spanish squadron has escaped from Santiago de Cuba. Mr . Knight, the London â Times â…
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The American battleship Oregon has coaled at Barbadoes, and re-sailed. The captain and crew of the Spanish steamer Montserrat, which was thrice successful in…
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IT is reported from Hayti that an American squadron, consisting of fourteen vessels, under commanders Sampson and Schley, bombarded the…
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Mr G. W. Smalley the New York correspondent of the Times says that the views recently expressed; by Field Marshall Lord Wolseley, the Command in Chief of the…
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No further particulars have been received respecting the reported bombardment of the outer batteries at Santiago de Cuba by Commodore…
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Mr. Chauney Depew says that the British threat to join America in resisting forcible intervention to end the war has proved an incalculable advantage…
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A MAN in the prime of life, with a splendid record, is commander of the Key West squadron, which sailed from the now famous Florida station to…
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