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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1898

Page

11

Rumor of a Fight Dons Expect an Attack From Land and Sea

City of Santiago de Cuba besieged by insurgents under General Garcia. Spanish fear a combined assault by Cuban forces and the American fleet has reappeared off the harbor. A special dispatch from Port au Prince reports renewed U S fleet attack on Santiago and rebels mounting three column attack amid ongoing bloody fighting.

Press Publishing Company San Dominco Santiago de Cuba Garcia New York Port Au Prince Haiti United States Santiago de Cnba Santiago

Cervera Prepares for Imminent Battle at Santiago

San Domingo June 3 news says Spanish Admiral Cervera positions ships to repel a land or sea attack on Santiago de Cuba. Authorities report strengthened defenses on the city’s land side and harbor mines arranged to allow safe passage for Cervera’s ships while threatening an American fleet entry. The wait causes little sleep in Santiago as authorities expect a battle at once.

New York Journal San Domingo Santiago de Cuba Santiago Cervera Thor Kinestor Jamaica Schley Atlantic Morro Castle Admiral Cervera Marblehead

Expect Big Battle From Sampson and Schley News

Washington officials show firm belief that Sampson in command off Santiago with Cuban support may begin sea assault on Spanish lines before U S troops from Tampa arrive. Reports indicate Garcia's forces near Santiago and insurgents supplied with weapons. war department liaising with Cuban allies. Protest against Canadian coal shipments to San Fran also noted.

Washington Navy Department Schley Santiago Bedley Sampoon Tampa War Department British North America San Fran

Spain Seeks Peace Talks Amid Navy Coal Trade Dispute

The article reports Spain pressing for intervention to secure peace, while Britain and Canada probe coal shipments from British North America and Nova Scotia used by U S warships in the West Indies. Officials note such trade remains commercial, not direct navy transfers, as Spain explores diplomatic channels and France shows limited response.

Place Admiral Dewey Manila Nova Scotia Atlantic Uae United States Wesl Indies Spain San Francisco Nova Navy Department Canada Ready Por Pease Senor Castillo Washington State Department France Europe Castillo Paris

Schley Attacks Santiago as Battle Proceeds

In the Santiago harbor engagement the Massachusetts opened fire on the Cristobal Colon while Morro fortress walls crumble. American ships Massachusetts New Orleans and Iowa advance to 4000 yards as the battle lasts about an hour with rapid hits on the Spanish flagship and batteries.

Schley Cristobal Colot Brooklyn Massachusetts New Orleans Iowa Morro Pexas Massachusettes Cristobal Colon Battie Santiags Port Au Prince Haiti Santiago de Cuba Texas Columbia

Alger Gives A Tip On U S War Plans In Cuba Porto Rico

A June dispatch reports Secretary Alger transmitting General Ludlow recommendations showing a plan to send 70 000 troops to Cuba with 20 000 to depart immediately and others to follow. The move aims to connect operations in Cuba Porto Rico and the Philippines, with observers and a Madrid financial note signaling pressure on Spain.

WaAsHincron United States Alger Ludlow War Department Cuba Porto Rico Philippines Brooke Chickamauga Madrid Bank of Spain Spain State Department Washington Florida

Drop In Wheat Signals Shift In 1898 Trade

The G. Don & Co review notes smaller May failures than last year and 1896, with eight manufacturing failures totaling 4,885,000 dollars and five trading failures at 680,000 dollars. Wheat fell 7 4 cents from the May peak, with expectations of a huge 1898 yield. Western receipts and corn exports rose, while cotton demand weakens but prints advance. Iron and steel demand surges, agricultural implement orders boom, and a record weekly pig iron use nears 1,000,000 tons.

New York G. Don & Co Atlantic Pacific Ganda Canada Chicago United States

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