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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1898

Page

4

Fleet at Santiago Big Battle Expected Soon

A San tiago de Cuba report says the Spanish squadron arrived safely with no incidents and excitement runs high in Santiago. The fleet found two American warships which withdrew quickly. Admiral Cervera receives congratulations from the queen regent. Watched from Havana, the squadron’s movements remain unclear and St. Thomas notes no arrival after Rodriez’s Tuesday departure.

Maprm Paris Santiago de Cuba Santiago Queen Regent Cervera St. Tuomas San Juan Rodriez

Naval clash looms as Sampson pursues Cervera

Reports from Madrid and Washington state the USS Sampson and Admiral Cervera face a decisive clash near Cuba within 24 hours. Cervera’s squadron may anchor at Santiago de Cuba or head for Cienfuegos, with Schley covering western Cuba and Commodore Watson blocking Havana. Aerial cables and patrols accompany the fleet movements as tensions rise.

New York Journal Wasuixetos Sampson Cervera Madrid Santiago da Cuba Navy Department Cienfuegos Santiago Schley Cuaba Porto Rico Carvera Cuba Cuban Commodore Watson Havana Cienmuegos Carasca Bampson Samipeon Sehley Bobly Guba Ouroaco Daily News Washington Santiago de Cuba Santiago de’ Cuba Jermanios Hayti Blanco

Spanish destroyer ready to leave fort de France in May

In Martinique at Fort de France the Spanish destroyer is repaired and ready to depart at any moment. The Spanish ambulance ship Alicante shifts moorings to load coal, while the British steamer Twickeham carrying 8,000 tons awaits further movement in the harbor.

Fort de France Twickenham Alicante St. Pierre Martinique Twickeham

Quiet Along Cuban Coast as Fire Fades

Across the Cuban coast and Key West on May 20, reports describe absolute quiet and burning Morro light. Rumors of heavy firing near Cardenas traced to practice by gunboats on a sunken schooner near Cardenas and Matanzas.

Cuban Key West Cardenas Cardenad Matanzas

NEBRASKANS ON COAST FOR PHILIPPINE SERVICE

Nebraska troops join other states under War Department orders to Manila. Regiments including California and Nebraska units prepare to sail aboard the City of Peking and City of Peking transport. Red Cross to enlist nurses. Merritt travels to Washington en route to Manila. Bryan opens Lincoln recruiting station for a provisional Nebraska regiment.

San Francisco Nebrasa Philippines Reno Nev California Infantry Manila Unifornia Washington Peking Presidio Oregon Red Cross Chamber of Commerce War Department California Colorado Kansas Minnesota Nebraska Wyoming North South Dakota Idaho Admiral Dewey Quartermaster’s Department Chicago Bryan Lincoln Neb Cavalry Grigsby W. J. Bryan

Troops May Occupy Hawaii Reported By Washington

A Washington dispatch says it is likely American troops will occupy Hawaii soon and that Philippines occupation is not to be pursued. The plan envisions using Hawaii as a base for both army and naval operations, with more troops to Manila in coming months. The administration weighs keeping the islands long term or permanently.

United States Cnicana Journal Washington Hawaii McKinley Philippines Manila Jones Democrata Senate Ark Congress

Boat and Crew Blown Up Off Cardenas Harbor

A Havana dispatch says a small naval boat with 17 crewmen blew up off Cardenas while removing torpedoes. The explosion, attributed to negligence, killed all aboard. It is unclear if the vessel was American or Spanish. The Flying Squadron, including Brooklyn Massachusetts Texas and Scorpion, passed Miami heading south yesterday at 2 PM.

Cardenas Mavari Havana Miami Fia Brooklyn Massachusetts Texas Scorpion

McGrews Not Among the Killed in Sierra Leone

Dispatches from Ambassador Hay state the McGrews are not among missionaries killed in Sierra Leone. If stationed at Rabbetel they are safe, about 40 miles from the massacre site. United Brethren in Christ asked the department to confirm their safety.

McGrews Wasnisxaron State Department Hay British Colonial Office Sierra Leone Africa Rabbetel United Brethren of Christ Department

Wilmington Sinks Spanish Trap Off Havana Bay

The cruiser Wilmington, about 380 miles east of Havana, fired five shells at a drifting derelict Spanish trap loaded with iron rails and wheels. Believing explosives might be aboard, Commander Toved ordered a long approach and shelled the wreck, sending it to the bottom and ending the ruse.

Wilmington Bay West Havana Poata Toved

Hawaiian Annexation Debate Highlights Strategic Value

Washington May 18 reports the House Foreign Affairs Committee majority favors annexation of Hawaii via total resolution. It cites long-standing imperial policy, Monroe Doctrine alignment, and strategic North Pacific control. Eight reasons against annexation are offered in a minority view, including constitutional concerns and removal of local consent.

Washington Hitt House Committee On Foreign Affairs Haws United States Hawaiian Islands Blaine North Pacific Messia Dinsmore Clark Williams Howard

Immense Salt Meat Purchases by U S Government in St Louis

The United States government, via Captain Daovill, placed orders totaling 2,000,000 pounds of salt meat with St Genis packers and provision dealers. The largest single order was 800,000 pounds to the Mound City Packing company for troops at Tampa.

St. Louis United States Daovill St. Genis Packers Mound City Parking Company Tampa

Romantic moonlit courtship warns of health before marriage

A moralizing piece urges that both partners be in robust health before marriage. It cites consumption dangers and promotes Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a cure, along with Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription for women’s health. It includes a testimonial from Mrs. N A Thomas of Little Rock about a daughter cured after four years of medical care.

Dr. Pierce N. A. Thomas Little Rock, Ark

Worth Its Weight in Gold Dr Kay's Remedy Ad

Mrs D A McCoy of Omaha Neb proclaims Dr Kay's Renovator cured her long standing constipation indigestion and sleepless nights at 67 years old The ad promises free medical advice a sample of Dr Kay's Renovator and Dr Kay's Lung Balm plus a 68 page home treatment book to address nearly all diseases Addressed to Dr B J Kay Medical Co Omaha Neb.

D. A. McCoy St. Omaha Neb

A Blessing For the Ladies and Other Notices

A Brazilian Balm advertisement claims relief for soreness pain and inflammation with a 50 cent bottle, while Mrs Geo W Roberts of Wilmington Del endorses a strong Brazilian Balm solution used as an injection. Colorado volunteers depart for San Francisco in four trains led by Colonel Irving Hale as May 18 report details. North Carolina reports desertions among volunteers amid war tensions, suggesting possible draft by Governor Russell.

Geo. W. Roberts Wilmington Del Colorado Volunteers Denver Irving Hale San Francisco Rio Grande Railroad Colorado Midland Tar Heels Washmeton North Carolina Russell

Spanish Spy Caught at Jefferson Barracks

An unidentified man, suspected of being a Spanish spy, is under arrest at Jefferson Barracks after being found in the mule corral. He cannot identify himself. Spanish letters were found on him and he speaks fluent Spanish. He is about 48 to 50 years old and spends time in the guard house cursing the American flag.

St. Louis Jefferson Barracks

Before Baby Is Born Wonder Book Promises Relief

An 1880s style advertorial claims childbirth pain and danger can be prevented. It urges expectant mothers to request a free booklet titled Before Baby is Born from the Bradfieldator Co. in Atlanta, Ga, promising priceless guidance. The copy emphasizes maternal fear and the joyous moment of birth as a contrast.

Bradfield Regulatory O Atlanta Gs. A Bradfie Wviator Co Alanis

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