Cervera Despondent as 700 Prisoners Brought to Portsmouth
Portsmouth harbor reports the hospitality cruiser St Louis delivering 1036 aboard including 54 officers and 46 prisoners from Cuba and Guantanamo. Admiral Cervera and Capt Kulate Mh are ill. all Spanish officers on parole except one refused, and a guard detachment sails with the party to Annapolis.
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Sound
Portsmouth
Lutter
Cervera
Kulate
N. H
St. Louis
Portsmouth Harbor
Guantanamo
Bulate
Vizcays
Santiago
Santiago de Cuba
United States
Brooklyn
Bordman
Marblehead
Newcastle
Navy Yard
Annapolis
Admiral Cervera
America
Armerica
Spain
Goodrich
Prisoners at Annapolis to be treated with leniency
Prisoner quarters at Annapolis report Captain P H Cooper has completed preparations for the eighty Spanish officers including Admiral Cervera. Authorities plan lenient treatment and hope to make their enforced stay pleasant, with possible parole and use of the grounds for promenading.
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Annapolis
P. H. Cooper
Naval Academy
Cervera
Santiago de Cuba
Fight at Manzanillo Off Santiago July 8
The Scorpion and Osceola reached Manzanillo on July 3 and opened with artillery and infantry fire, battering the shore. On July 4 Uncle Sam gunboats captured a large lighter and a sloop filled with provisions.
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Manzanillo
Santiago
Bay of
Uncle Sam
Old World Realizes A New Power Risen In America
Paris reports that European capitals, notably London, St. Petersburg, Berlin, and Paris, acknowledge America’s rising strength after Manila Bay and Santiago. The defeat of Cervera and the Bourgogne mutiny shift opinion, eroding anti American sentiment and signaling acceptance of U S gains. Spaniards lose colonial hold, with possible Canaries exception, as Europe hints at agreeable terms for future U S moves.
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Paris
United States
Spain
London
Santiago
St. Petersburg
Manila Bay
Germany
France
Kaifer
Cervera
Argogne
Bourgogne
America
Canaries
Porto Rico
Philippines
Cuba
Bartley Taken to Lincoln Penitentiary for Embezzlement
Joseph E Bartley was taken to the Lincoln penitentiary to begin a twenty year term for embezzlement while treasurer of Nebraska. Admiral Camara, head of the Spanish fleet bound for the Philippines, reports orders to return to Spain and will move his ships through the Suez Canal and westward, permitting coal for the voyage home.
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Bartley
Lincoln
Omana
Joseph
Nebraska
Camara
Caip
Egypt
Philippine Islands
Suez Canal
Spain
Disease as a perilous sea and a call for Golden Medical Discovery
A cautionary piece likens disease to a treacherous ocean that can strike unseen and urges prompt action for warning signs. It extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy that restores appetite aids digestion strengthens liver and blood and tones nerves promising to cure chronic bronchial throat and lung affections and nervous disorders.
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Pierce
Celebrate at Cavite amid siege and shortages
News from Manila in early July reports US troops landing at Cavite with General Anderson in command while insurgents press on. San Juan del Monte stronghold falls to rebels. food supply to Manila dwindles. British sentiment soured. Balti more explosion fiction debunked. Dewey confirms Cavite occupation and Aguinaldo self-proclaimed president.
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Mana
Hong Kong
Maly
Cavite
Anderson
Augusti
Manila
Sanremesa
Sajp Ly
San Juan del Monte
Chamberlain
Singer
Raleigh
Baltimore
Washington
Navy Department
Dewey
United States
Aguinaldo
The
Revolutionary Republic
Paris
Miles Expected At Siboney Front In Cuba War Report
Reports from Santiago and Siboney on July 7 and 8 describe lingering malarial fever among American troops, a paused truce, and uncertain peace talks between Washington and Madrid. General Miles expected at Siboney as refugees and ration shortages rise, with news of Hobson’s exchange and public celebration.
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Santiago
Guantanamo
Washington
Madrid
Hobson
Siboney
New York
el Caney
Miles
Biboney
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Admiral Dewey
New York Journal
Washumcton
Canary Islands
Watson “Gimratar
Straits of Gibraltar
Cabrito Point
Algeciras
Cabrito
Green Island
Crank
Washineton
A Crank
Tis
the Telegraph
Iowa
Venice
Ayres & Hollowell
Atlantic, IA
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