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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1898
Page
1
A lively school board meeting unfolded as the superintendent was re elected and numerous principals were chosen. The discussion lasted hours with debate over the doctor's apology and district policies.
Rabbinic critic Charles Fleischer was censured by the school board after charges of rottenness and maladministration against the evening schools committee and its chairman Isaac F. Paul. Fleischer apologized for unparliamentary language while Paul urged full investigation and denounced the repeated accusations as harmful.
New York June 14 The disappearance of Miss Annie Clarke an actress and member of the Herald Square stock company remains unexplained. She failed to report last night leaving the house in the afternoon saying she would visit friends and no trace could be found today.
Report from Mole St. Nicholas states the US auxiliary cruiser St Louis and despatch boats landed near Santiago on Monday. The party reportedly seized a fortified position commanding the port, but Spanish forces attacked, retook the position, and drove the invaders away.
Reported unconfirmed deaths of two American soldiers and four wounded in a small fort capture. Fifteen Spaniards’ bodies found at the fort. Rumor from Cape Haitien of defeat by a large invading force circulates, awaiting official confirmation.
On June 14 near Caimanera the US marines repelled a renewed Spanish assault that lasted from Sunday evening to Monday dawn. Marine casualties were two killed and four wounded while the enemy suffered heavy losses. fifteen Spanish bodies lay in a captured fort as ships shelled positions.
The Ninth and Sixth Regiments cheer the arrival of the paymaster at Camp Alger while a light rain cools the day. The ram Katahdin, serviced and ready, will depart the navy yard for Province Town on a scheduled trip.
Reports indicate Cuban expedition transports near Santiago and that Spanish forces briefly held a position before it was retaken. The final ships are en route and Sampson is expected to deploy about 15,000 additional troops before week’s end.
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