Bombardment of Santiago Engulfs Spanish Forts in Fog and Rain
The American fleet under Sampson and Schley bombards Morro and nearby batteries near Santiago. Brooklyn, Marblehead, Texas, and Massachusetts silence Estrella and Catalina fortifications while New York and New Orleans target Cave battery. Spanish guns misfire, heavy bombardment lasts until 10 o'clock with no American casualties. Weather includes dense fog and rain. prisoners at Morro prompt restraint on certain shots.
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Plan for Ending War Urges Naval Pressure on Spain
An editorial argues that a strong American naval presence on the Spanish coast could force settlement of the Cuban question without invasion. It dismisses European fears and urges swift action, while warning against hesitation and calling England the Russia to the United States for the moment.
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Admiral Sampson Granted Unchecked Command Off Santiago
Washington June 4 dispatches confirm Sampsons blast at Santiago with a bulletin listing bombardment from 7 30 to 10 a m and notes that he has virtually unlimited power over timing and method of attack. The death of Captain Gridley removes an obstacle to rapid advancement while discussion grows over promotions tied to Manila victory.
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National League scores and standings snippet
National League game list shows Cincinnati 4 over Chicago 0 and New York 1 over Brooklyn 0, with St. Louis 6 defeating Philadelphia 1. Other results include Washington 2 over Pittsburgh 1 and Milwaukee 4 beating St Paul 2, plus Minneapolis 5 over Indianapolis 2.
Monterey Sails as War Vessels Depart for Manila
The Monterey and the collier Brutus left for Manila amid cheers from crowds at the harbor. The submarine cruiser is to be stationed near American colonies in the east, far from Monterey, promising it may never again enter the local harbor.
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Torpedo destroyer Terror sunk in Santiago harbor
Terrific action by the American fleet sinks the Spanish torpedo boat destroyer Terror as it attempts to reach Santiago harbor Monday night. Texas searchlight reveals the enemy and a rapid, devastating cannonade follows with the destroyer shattered and sunk within minutes. It is unclear if any crew survived.
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