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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1898

Page

10

Spanish Bluff Called Action to Attack Spanish Coast

Washington June 28 The navy department announced Commodore Watson will sail with an armored squadron to the Spanish coast to strike Cadiz and support plans to attack Spain from the Atlantic. The eastern squadron includes Newark Iowa Oregon and armored ships with coal ships Scendia Barendara and Alexander. The move follows reports of Admiral Camara's squadron nearing the Suez canal and aims to quicken victory in the Philippines.

Wasernaton Yeaterday Monterrapean Philippines Cama Equadron Navy Department Navy Department of the Gov Watson Cadiz Newport News Sampson New World Europe Spain Cuba Camara Pelayo Carlos V Andas Casada Proserpina Patriota Rapido Buenos Ayres Isla de Panay Colon Covandonga San Francisco Poets Raid Buescanal Snoha Audas Orde Admiral Dewey Monterey de Pone United States Town Oregon Ahip Gengeal Greelay Shafter Teleand Santiago Pavele Wateau Sta Seaport Wasumeron Watton Newark Spanish Iowa Yosemite Yankee Dixie Scendia Barendara Alexander North Atlantic Fleet J. A. Howell W. 8. Schley Naval Base Key West Remey

No Coal for Camara Ships at Port Said in 1808 report

Port Said Egypt June 8 The Egyptian government refused Admiral Camara’s request to buy coal for the Spanish fleet of 12 vessels that arrived Sunday to pass through Suez and head to the Philippines. They also rejected hiring 150 native etokere. Camara plans to stay three days for repairs on Audaz and other ships.

Philippines McArthur Para Ohio Morgan City Newport Presa Publishing Company Port Sap Egypt Admiral Camara Suez Canal Philippine Islands Camara Audaz Port Barp United States Omsrn Camars Suez Mapzip Port ‘Said Pid Blanco Santiago

Opponents vow to resist Hawaii annexation debates

In Washington the anti annexation group in the Senate met and decided to resist extending daily sessions for the Hawaiian question. They will begin at 11 each day if a quorum exists and oppose debates beyond 6 pm. They deny plans for a filibuster and expect a vote before final adjournment, though no rush to conclude in 10 days.

Washinaron Senate Davis

Blockade of San Juan and Cuban front widens

President proclaims San Juan blockaded and extends the Cuban blockade to Cruz. Nine thousand troops depart Tampa to reinforce Shafter at Santiago. The St Paul engages the Spanish gunboat Terror near San Juan, damaging it and killing one officer and two men as the Terror retreats to port in a sinking condition. Spain buys Chilean cruiser O Higgins.

Sneral Shafter Baiquiri Santiago de Cuba Juragua Shafter Santiago Ossixto Garcia San Juan St. Paul Spain Tampa

Political Equality Club Hosts Lecture and Meeting News

The Political Equality Club met at Mrs. Geo M Lyon’s home to discuss suffrage efforts and plan Dr Hill’s lecture for Tuesday June 28 at the Cary home corner 7th and Linn. Admission is free with a basket for free will offerings to fund literature distribution. A social gathering followed with refreshments and sherbet.

Politiquality Lab Political Equality Club Geo. M. Lyon Antis Dr. Hill John Cary 7Th and Linn Lyon

Market rundown and cattle notes from June markets

The page records mixed commodity activity with hogs and cattle prices, listing figures like 93.70 and 83.75 for hogs and cattle respectively. Names such as Daniel A Faulkner and Edward Kisabaimuri appear among market-related notes, with scattered references to individuals and firms in Illinois and Atlantic areas.

Atlantic Ana Hogg Appian

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