Miles Heads South as War Powers Move to Cuba
Major General Nelson A Miles departs for Tampa with 64 officials and staff to coordinate the invasion of Cuba. A four expedition plan, air lines with insurgents, and large reserves are described as the United States prepares to capture Santiago by land, with 20 000 regulars and 138 000 volunteers ready.
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Troops Move Toward Porto Rico and Santiago
The war department indicates early moves in Porto Rico and Santiago with General Miles due in Tampa to direct operations. Thirty two transports, each with 1000 men, anchor at Tampa Bay and move toward Key West to rendezvous with Sampson’s fleet. Vessels escort transports as far as Windward Passage, with some diverted to Santiago to join Schley's squadron. Morro will be in American hands by week’s end unless late changes occur.
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Invasion Is Begun In Cuba War Dispatch
Washington May 81 The military invasion of Cuba has begun with troops breaking camp and boarding transports at gulf ports. About 25 ships capable of carrying up to 80 000 men are ready to sail to the enemy’s territory. Troops started assembling and were loaded on ships bound for Cuba as directions from the war department were issued.
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Schley poised to attack Cervera as troops head to Santiago
Reports from Washington and Key West note Commodore Schley likely to strike Cervera within 24 hours. Troops march toward Santiago with possible move to Porto Rico if fighting ends early. A Cuban expedition aboard the Florida returned with 7,000 rifles and 2,000,000 rounds to General Garcia. Villains of Manila report poison fears aboard the Boston.
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Carson Train Wrecks Cattle Herd Near Oakland
A freight train collided with cattle a mile from Oakland at about 9 pm. Engineer Snyder Hart was thrown and trapped, suffering a broken ankle and bruises, while the engine and five train cars were badly wrecked. Wrecking crews arrived by 11 pm and returned at dawn. A curious egg found by Henry Bell bore a Cuba inscription and patriotic imagery.
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Franklin Township Ticket caucus list and school notes
The Republican caucus in Franklin town township at Wiota nominated a township ticket including Clerk Kink Eaton, Assessor Robert Turner, Justices J R Turnner and W W Jameson, Trustee Thos Carter, and Constables Harry Price and John Henry. Chas Brown was chosen as Committeeman. The Center School District No 6 in Noble township closed May 27 after a good term with full attendance, 23 enrolled, 20 average daily attendance, and 20 not tardy. teacher Minerva Koenia noted. Also reports drownings and accidents: Ernest Grant Briggs drowned at Chickamauga Creek near Garronamauga Narivovsr Paru, Ga., May 26. a fatal collision on the Cincinnati Southern near Dayton, Tenn., May 28 killed Engineer Hudson and two brakemen Severson and Matthews. baggage master Dressback injured. Hazardville Powder Company fuse plant explosion killed Alfred Clundin and injured Foreman James Colburn. the mill was a small building among Hazard Powder Company structures.
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Soldier Boys Benefit Lecture At Opera House
Dr. Thomas Will lecture on Cuba at the opera house Thursday evening June 9. Proceeds beyond expenses go to the Atlantic Military Company to aid privates and noncommissioned officers and their families who enlist in the war with Spain. Admission 85 cents, gallery 5 cents, school children 15 cents.
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Political Equality Club Meeting Announcement
This column from the Political Equality club notes a Thursday 8 o clock meeting at Mrs Geo M Lyon home. It urges women prominence in Decoration day programs and records May 5 to date one marriage license issued on May 26 to S Figgins aged 29 and Ida M Hardin aged 21.
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