War Mems
Cuba is 60 miles distant from the American mainland, at Florida. The United States by their citizens hold £20,000,000 of investments in…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1898
138 stories in Southern Highlands's papers · page 3 of 7
War Taxation in America. London, April 30
The United States House of Representatives has adopted the Bill which…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The War. America and Spain Mantanzas Bombarded. the Earthworks Demolished. Many of the Spanish Garrison Killed. London, April 28
Further particulars of the bombardment of Matabzes, 45 miles eastward of Havana, by the American fleet on Thursday state that the cruisers New…
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The Governor of the Philippines, in his manage to Madrid, telegraphs that the American squadron opened a heavy fire on the Manila [?]…
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The naval engagement in Manila Harbour was most stubbornly contested. Several Spanish ships were disabled…
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BEHIND life's scene and curtain slept, Graved within the goal, Object and subject meets the stage, Based upon each soul;…
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Admiral Montojo admits that the battle at Manila culminated in a total loss for the Spaniards. The American troops massed at Tampa, Florida, will not start for Coba for ten days…
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Talking of the war (and most people have something to say about it, to the intervals of Federation), there are many people in Sydney who…
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LONDON, Tuesday.-The latest intelligence received in reference to the fierce engagement which took place between the United States and Spanish…
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President M'Kinley has given orders for the despatch of 500 troops of the regular army of the United States by way of the Pacific Slope for the purpose…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Original Novel. THE Daughters of Eve; A Tale of the Maori War Qeapter Xvii:—(continued.)
'He is no more a asrage than you or I.'I thought at I looked at him,' continued the captain, 'that such a Maeri-if Maoris ever come to be given a rest in the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The War. America V. Spain. Fighting Near Havana. the Spaniards Destroyed by Insurgents
London, May 6.—The American tugboat Leyden landed supplies for the insurgents at Mariel, on the northern coast of Cuba, south-west Havana…
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The squadron under Admiral Dewey has destroyed the fortifications at the entrance to Manila harbour, and completely controls the bay. Admiral Dewey has reported to the American…
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The steamor City of Pekin, a veasel of 5000 tons, belonging to the Pacific Mail S.S. Company of New York, which has been purchased by the…
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The American tugboat Loydon landed supplies for the Cuban insur-gents at Mariel, on the northern coast of Cuba, 21 miles south-west of…
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Details of the battle of Manila show that five American vessels had passed the [?]land forts before the squadron wad discovered…
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Details of the battle of Manila show that five American vessels had passed the inland forts before the squadron was discovered…
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LONDON, Thursday.—Vivid description in detail have been received from the Philippines of the engagement at Manila between the American…
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While this work was proceeding there was a surprise. It was the turn of the becieged to open flee on this occasion. They did so an getting sight of two or three of the…
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LONDON, Friday.—News has been received from the West Indies, indicating that another success has been achieved on behalf of the United…
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