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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1898

Page

11

Manila Falls to Aguinaldo Rebels Reportedly

The story says Manila has fallen and is occupied by Philippine insurgents led by General Aguinaldo. Junta supporters and wealthy residents jubilant. Consul Wildman receives many congratulations though Wildman doubts actual occupation yet. Spanish troops are said to fight poorly and suffer heavy losses as the insurrection expands.

Prena Publishing Company Hona Kona Jouve Manila Philippine Insurgenta Aguinaldo United States Wildman Aguvinaldo Maprio Philippines Mapri Americana London Hong Kong The Standard Dewey Cavite Newa

Vizcaya Damaged in Santiago Bombardment

Kingston dispatch reports Spanish cruiser Vizcaya and torpedo boat destroyer Furor sustained damage during bombardment of Santiago. A Brooklyn shell reportedly burned on Vizcaya port quarter, dismounting a gun, injuring her rudder, and wounding several sailors.

New York Kingston Jamaica Vizcaya Furor Santiago Brooklyn Radder

Dons Tell Their Tall Defense Damage Not Important

A semi official note from Maprio June 9 purports to detail the Santiago de Cuba bombardment by the American fleet. It says Admiral Sampson’s forces attacked, were repulsed with heavy losses, and that the Reina Mercedes was sunk with five sailors and 29 marines killed. Colonel Ordonez wounded, killed officers, and Captain Philip of the Texas reported dead.

Dervera Maprio Santiago de Cuba Sampson Ordonez Havana Saya Santiago de Gaba General Linarea The Texas Philip

Hooley Bankrupt Promoter Hit By Receiving Order

A bankruptcy receiving order has been issued against Ernest Terah Hooley once a leading promoter in bicycles land and other ventures. Hooley rose to prominence in 1898 with Dunlop Tire and was tied to Bovril and various bicycle companies though shareholders rarely profited. He reportedly enjoyed lavish living with yachts and country seats, buying the racing cutter Britannia earlier this year.

Lonpox Ernest Terah Hooley Hooley Dunlop Tire Company Bovril Monte Cristo Britannia Prince of Wales John Lawson Johnstone Mr. Hooley

Spanish Fleet Sighted Near Santiago Harbor

A detailed dispatch from June 4 while Cape Haytien reports on the ongoing naval actions near Santiago de Cuba. It describes Admiral Schley and Commodore Sampson securing the harbor, obtaining a map of the fleet, and the presence of first class cruisers and torpedo boats with the strategic aim to blockade. It also notes insurgent reports of about 6,000 Santiago troops, a failed cable search, and an attempted train wreck in Boone, Iowa.

Sponca Ja Orgenta Cervera Cape Haytien Hayti Turks Island Bahamas Santiago de Cuba Cuba Associated Press Santiago de Cupa Kingston Jamaica Schley Admiral Cervera Santiago Sharp Vixen Cape Verde Terrac Bianco Cristobal Quelon Vizcaya Almirante Oquendo Marina Teresa Reina Mercedes Sampson Haiti St. Louis Massachusetts Texas Bob” Evans

Senate Moves to Pass War Revenue Bill This Week

Washington June 10 A strong effort will be made in the Senate today to secure a vote before adjournment on the war revenue bill. If successful, the measure will go to the president this week. many senators expect the effort to succeed.

Washington Senate

Recruiting to the limit at Chickamauga park

At Chickamauga National Park Georgia recruiting drives push to fill each company to 106 men. Regimental majors with four guards tour regions to open offices, aiming for a 75,000 strong park army once full strength is reached. Horses and mules supplied by the quartermaster.

Chickamauga Chickamauga National Park Atea Park Army W. K. Wright Volunter

War Tax Bill Conference Report Passed in House

Washington June 10 after five hours debating the war revenue measure the conference report was presented to the house. Voted 154 to 107 the bill will be disposed of today with differences on stamps life insurance and tobacco taxes adjusted. Provisions include 74 percent rebate on fermented liquor stamps and reduced life insurance tax 4 cents per hundred dollars. Silver coinage set at 1.5 million monthly, bonds at 400 million.

Senate House Eandry WasHinaron Yeas Pierce Tenn Messrs. Grosvenor Swanson Treasury

Social Democrats Move Headquarters to St Louis

Reports from Ountcaco June 10 show the Social Democracy convention designating St Louis as the party HQ instead of Chicago. Debs urged political action and supported the colony plan under the Brotherhood of Cooperative Commonwealth to back the Social Democrats.

St. Louis Ountcaco Social Democracy The Chicago Colonization Department Brotherhood of Co-operative Commonwealth Return Social Democrats Eugene YV. Debs

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