End of Season Reductions at Ladies and Mens Tailors
Reduction sale at Ladies and Mens Tailors with end of season discounts. Former prices ten to thirty dollars reduced to lower figures. Deals emphasize substantial savings on apparel for women and men.
War Department plans three invasion armies abroad
Secretary of War Alger releases plans for three invasion forces: 70 000 men for Cuba with 20 000 to start immediately, another 50 000 as equipped, a full invasion and occupation plan for Porto Rico, and a second expedition to the Philippines soon ready to start.
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Washington
War Department
Alger
Cuba
Porto Rico
Philippines
United States
Miles
Tampa
Senate
Madrid
Santiago
Spaniards Brace Santiago Harbor as US Fleet Bombards
Reports from Cape Haytien describe 14 US ships led by the Iowa and Massachusetts bombarding Santiago. Insurgents mass on hills while Spanish fortifications seal the harbor entrance. Heavy Spanish losses and extensive damage to Morro and Socapa forts are reported, with no confirmed American casualties.
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Cape Haytien
Santiago
Guantanamo
Iowa
Brooklyn
Massachusetts
Texas
New Orleans
Cristobal Colon
Porter
Mole St. Nicholas
St. Paul
Cervera
Punta Gorda
Evans
F. J. Higginson
J. W. Philip
W. M. Folger
Morro
Havana
Boston
Manila
United States
Spain
Santiago Engaizement
Cadiz Squadron Sightings Stir London War Talk
London reports conflict over events at Santiago de Cuba as Spanish and American actions are analyzed. The piece notes torpedo attempts, bombardment, and mine protected harbor approaches while speculating on Cervera joining Cadiz forces and the likelihood of American capture of remaining Spanish cruisers.
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London
Santiago de Cuba
Dewey
Manila
Sampson
Litttle
Cerveras
Antilago
Cadiz
Camara
Daily
Sugents
Cervera
Santiago battle updates and troop movements reported abroad
Dispatches describe the American fleet massed before Havana while Spanish forces prepared rear attacks from the hills. Reports claim heavy Spanish losses, prizes captured, and plans to deploy 70,000 troops to Cuba and Puerto Rico. Madrid and Havana outlets push contrasting victory narratives as U S troops move toward occupation.
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Cimaanlaw Tdanada
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Rico
Schley
Harbor Mouth
Bernard M. Wolf
Hanover and
Portland Streets
Fitchburg Bicycles
Iver Johnson Sporting Goods Co
Washington St
Susmmann Bros
Warrer St
New England
New York
Ocoigar
Cutler Bros. & CO
L. Kahner & Co., Manufacturers
Coronet” Bros
Keene
Thomas W. Keene
South End
Alfonso XIII
Santa Maria de Lourdes
Minneapolis
Uncas
Bank of Spain
San Francisco
Camp Alger
Falls Church
Dunn-Loring
Camp
Charles L. Bartol
Company C
Eighth Regiment
Camp Thomas
Marblehead
Nobby
Vchildren
Washburn Credit Co