Rough Riders fight at Santiago with heavy losses
The 1st and 10th Cavalry units of Roosevelt's Rough Riders clash with 2,000 Spanish troops near Santiago within five miles of the city. The Americans dismounted and drive the enemy from the brush to hold a position at the gate of Santiago de Cuba. Fifty Americans wounded including several officers. one Spaniard killed found in the brush. General Young commands the expedition. Colonel Wood directs Rough Riders.
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Troops await embarkment for Manila from San Francisco
San Francisco June 25. Arrangements for the next expedition of troops to Manila are practically complete and most will start Monday though some may be delayed. General Merritt left embarkation to General Otis. About 6,000 men sail via five transports and the Newport with Merritt Wednesday.
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War plans would strike Spain as Cadiz fleet nears Manila
Washington reports a bold strategy to drive the war into Africa and bring it home to Spain if the Cadiz fleet sails through Suez toward the Philippines. Dewey is ready, with reinforced ironclads, shore batteries, and two fleets to sweep Spanish ships, with Sampson leading a flying squadron and battleships across the Atlantic. General Miles may join Cuba operations before Porto Rico campaign expands.
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Second Manila Fleet Sighting and Troop Movements
Transports sighted by the steamer Peru on June 20 in lat 28.50 n long 14.86 w as Zealandia jammers China Senator and Oolen. Zealandia conveyed Pennsylvania troops and mails while 2,000 troops from Camp Alger arrived and joined the Harvard in transit to Santiago. Washington Park track opens in Omongo with American Derby event.
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Prices Not Boosted by War Don's Review Says Little
New York June 25 R G Dunn Co weekly trade review finds only a small portion of new business in line with aggregate levels due to the war. Wheat exports for the week total 8,240,206 bushels flour included with 1,445,947 last year. Atlantic exports 8,240,206 bushels and Pacific 612,178 bushels, demand not speculative. Wheat rose after low cash, July futures. Government bonds attract strong interest, with three times start bids and three quarters of American bonds sold. Corn exports 2,754,198 bushels, other grains heavy. Industry not stopping, labor disputes minimal, iron dull in east but busier in west. prices lower for nails and rails. Foreign demand for machinery and building persists. Failures 286 in US, 11 in Canada. Other dispatches note yellow fever in Santiago, Spain denies invasion, Donnelly elected Typographical Union president, and various rail foreclosure actions.
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Rawlins Attacks Indian Land Rights in Senate Debate
Rawlins of Utah criticizes the conference report on the Indian appropriation bill, arguing it grants Indians mineral rights to lands exceeding 60 million acres, including Alaska, warning speculators have leases and the government may lose millions. other items note Perry Elliott's murder suicide, a potential baseball trade involving Sdcka lexis, and Hepburn renominated by acclamation at a Republican convention.
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