No Official War News From Washington May 21
Washington officials report no major updates beyond a bulletin confirming Admiral Cervera and the Spanish squadron near Santiago de Cuba. Preparations for the Philippine expedition continue under General Merritt, with a transport secured and the advance guard expected to sail from the Golden Gate.
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Admiral Cervera Reaches Santiago in Clear Victory
Reports from Madrid and Havana recount Admiral Cervera entering Santiago de Cuba with his squadron amid enthusiastic crowds. The minister of marine lauds the voyage as a triumph, noting no American ships sighted and crews in good health. Manilla dispatches say provisions stabilize and German colonists express sympathy with Spain. Additional notes cover Spanish troop embarkations to the Philippines and weather-driven cattle losses in California.
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Iowa Men Go to Tampa Move Ordered by Adjutant General
Iowa volunteers under Colonel D W Jackson received telegrams to move to Tampa at daybreak and report to the Chicago quartermaster for routing and equipment instructions. The Charleston cruiser Charleston finished repairing condenser tubes and will resume its duty to Honolulu after replenishing coal.
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Market Prospects Boost Western Grain and Cattle Prices
Unprecedented marketing of bread stuffs and prospects for good crops lift demand for rails, corn, and agricultural goods. May wheat price fluctuations show weekly gains, while exports of wheat rise from Atlantic and Pacific ports. Kansas City Star Cup awarded to Budd after a wind‑hampered final. cup to be defended today. Nebraska volunteers reach San Francisco as Manila expedition moves forward. Eulogies for Gladstone mark a historic Commons session with diplomats present. Admiralty maneuvers around Cervera provoke mixed British opinions on the Spain-US tension.
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Volunteers Fill Chickamauga Camps as Three Divisions Complete
Three divisions of the first provisional volunteer army corps are now formed at Chickamauga National Park Ga with last night arrivals bringing the total to 24 000. Rail congestion eased as trains moved to clear main lines while supply sections rush tents uniforms ammunition and food. Artillery guns for volunteers pending arrival. Water and wells expanded with a standpipe and Crawfish spring water piped if needed. 2 600 000 rations stored as regimental supplies prepare for prompt issues.
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Mrs Oarr Receives Large Bequest in Illinois Estate
Mrs M Oarr of Marshalltown is named as one of four heirs to a $100,000 estate left by two bachelor uncles Moon of Brown County Illinois. One heir is Byron Drew a Democratic candidate for Texas governor. The report notes Moon’s death and the family’s succession in the will.
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Reading of War Measure Conslacted Senate Amendments
Senate session ends with war measure amendments largely agreed to. Key points include bonds and certificates of indebtedness, tobacco and proprietary taxes, greenbacks and silver issues, silver certificates, inheritance tax, and corporate taxes. Senator Platt of New York proposes funding greenbacks into bonds bearing two percent interest.
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