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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1898

Page

5

Next Battle For Porto Rico Set As Miles Breaches Closer

The first major Porto Rico clash is anticipated at San Piedras as General Miles and General Brooke converge from Fajardo and Guancia with others landing at Barcelonita. The plan calls for inland march to San Piedras then Bayrman and Antonio Bridge, with San Juan bombardment to follow.

Wasuinator Porto Rico San Piedras Miles Fajardo Brovoke Guanda War Department General Miles Viquee Guancia Guanocia Brooke Barcelonita Wilson Ernst Antonio

No Official News on General Miles Movements

Washington reports no official word will come before today on General Miles actions. The war department indicated Miles reached the Porto Rico coast rendezvous point last night, with selections awaiting further instruction and confirmation.

Washington War Department Miles Porto Rico

Bradfield Regulator Co advertises priced meat and books by mail

An Atlanta Georgia notice promises meat sold at 81.00 per bottle and books by express on receipt of price. The ad claims valuable information and targets women, offering delivery to any address upon application.

Express Bradfield Regulator CO Atlante, Ga

Armies Surrender En Masse as War Ends on Rail Line

Adjutant General reports 8,000 Spanish troops and 850 guerillas surrendered their arms at Las Palmas. 8,000 arms turned in and loaded on ox carts for transport to rail hubs. Troops escorted to San Luis, with many on verge of starvation and to be shipped home, as Sharver notes plans to move about 24,000 more.

Guaicaname Wasamnaton Gwar Banziaco War Department Washington Miley Las Palmas Toral

Surrender of Six Thousand at Guantanamo Reported Today

From Santiago de Cuba July 25 Colonel Antonio Rossil arrived to confirm General Toral’s capitulation, with 6 000 troops at Guantanamo to surrender and lay down arms. Earlier General Miley reported 8 465 surrendering at Palma Soriano and San Luis, including 8 005 Spanish soldiers to be deported.

Guantanamo Spain SanTiago DE Cuna Antonio Rossil Pareja Toral Miley Palma Soriano San Louis Santiago Cuna Port Antonio United States Kent Lawton Ludlow Ninth Infantry Frank McGowan Ninth Thirteenth Infantry GisraLran Valdez Algeciras Isla de Luzon Cadiz Tangier Carrara Ceuta Plago Cartegena

Wade Keeps Changes Minimal After Takeover

General Wade assumes command at Camp Thomas with no set headquarters location, planning few orders and maintaining current methods. Four light artillery batteries depart for Newport News, while the First corps readies to move its brigades to support the Porto Rican expedition. The Knights of Pythias organize a volunteer hospital at Chickamauga Park, securing nurses and funding through a national appeal led by Dr. E K Wise.

St Cetop Thames Onvjckamanas James F. Wade Gumsp Thomas Sutordey Bracke Brooke Battlefield Station Brodgians Hill Wade Almy Park Newport News Missouri Pennsylvania Indiana Eaoh Camp Thomas Kentucky Volunteer Army Leiter McPherson Barracks Hospital Atlanta Knights of Pythias Order Chickamauga Park Supreme Judge Indianapolis EK. B. Wise Chattanooga Supreme Lodge

Miss Jessie Schley Reaches Madrid for Peace Talks

Miss Jessie Schley, a Paris Peace Society delegate and daughter of Milwaukee’s Charles Schley, arrived in Madrid to seek interviews with cabinet members and the queen regent for humanitarian aims. Reports say she may then go to Washington to meet President McKinley.

Mapnio Paris Spain Jessie Schley Peace Society of Paris Madrid Charles Schley Milwaukee Commodore Schley The Daughters of the Revolution Senor Saganta Washington McKinley Milwaukee Sentinel Miss Schley

A School Girl's Nerves and Recovery Told

A mothers guide to health stresses outdoor exercise after school, cites Lucy Barnes's case of weakness and nervousness at age twelve. Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People are credited with restoring color, strength, and school attendance, claimed to purify the blood and revitalize organs. The pills are sold by all druggists.

Stephen Barnes Barney Lucy Mrs. Barnes de. Williams Ates Dr. Williams

OWA CROP BULLETIN REPORTS WIDE DRY SPELLS AND RAIN NEEDS

The weekly weather summary notes hot dry conditions across much of the state with local showers and high winds on the 19th and 24th. Corn and pastures face risk if relief comes soon while late potatoes suffer from drought.

Motus Iowa

Wonders of Science promises free cancer cure bottles

The New York chemist A. Slocum offers three free bottles of his “New Discoveries” claimed cures for consumption and lung diseases. He cites thousands cured, invites afflicted readers to write to A. Blocum M.D. at 98 Pine St New York, and asks to mention seeing the ad in The Telegraph for the free trial.

New York YA. Slocun Science Daily

Conductor Josiah Bacon Cured By Balm

Josiah Bacon, conductor on the P. W. & BR. R., had endured catarrh for 36 years. He saw Geo. Hearn’s Brazilian Balm testimonial, tried it, and after an initial slow period saw gradual improvement. In six months he was completely cured and expresses deep satisfaction.

Josiah Bacon Geo. H. Hearn Hearn

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