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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1898

Page

2

Desperate Guantanamo Siege as Caimanera Burns Told

On board the Dandy off Guantanamo Bay Cuban scouts report Caimanera residents plan to torch the town and flee to the hills amid famine and shellfire. Spanish soldiers panic while marines await renewed attacks as ships shell strategic fortifications and Morro Castle displays a half-masted flag.

the Associates Press Associated Press Guantanamo Kingston Jam Caimanera Camp McCalla Dauntless Santiago Cuba Santiago Harbor Morro Castle Spain

Forces Attack Spanish Guerrillas Around Guantanamo Harbor

Reports from Camp McCalla Cuba describe a morning naval bombardment by the Suwanee Marblehead and Dolphin on guerrillas near Guantanamo. Spanish troops fled, blocks house burned. Oregon later damaged the blockhouse. General Perez praised U.S. actions and predicted an easy take of Guantanamo, with Cubans securing roads and aiding push toward Santiago.

Calmanera Huntington Camp McCalla Associated Press Dandy Guantanamo Harbor Marine Camp Marblehead Dolphin Scorpion McCalla Guantanamo Santiago Perrejo A. A. Pratt Lores Cape Maysi Oregon Camp M’calla Cuba Kingston Jamaica Perez United States

Send-off for Hibernians delegates to national convention

Massachusetts delegates to the United Ancient Order of Hibernians national convention in Trenton will be honored in a June 27 meeting at United States Hotel with Hon. E B. J. Slattery presiding. A reception hosted by Boston brethren Sunday at 2 p.m. in Irish American Hall, then a procession to Park Square Providence Depot. about 3000 members expected.

Massachusetts The United Ancient Order of Hibernians Trenton United States E B. J. Slattery Boston Brethren Order Suffolk County Broadway Providence Park Square Associated Press Santiago DE Cuba Kingston Jam Santiago Sampson New York Cabanas Santiago Harbor Guayaganaco Santiago Bay

Hibernian Temperance Meeting Reports Progress at Naomi Hall

The regular monthly gathering of the Hibernian Total Abstinence Association convened at Naomi Hall Washington Street with Vice-President D A McCarthy presiding. Reports from members who visited A O of during the month outlined temperance progress and reaffirmed the group’s push to awaken sentiment and continue the fight. Attendees included M P O’Connor J J Manning Division 5 Denis Higgins Division 8 Roxbury and J J McGarry Division 7 Brookline.

Hibernian T. A. Association Naomi Hall Washington Street D. A. McCarthy A. O. of Hibernians M. P. O’connor J. J. Manning Dennis Higgins Roxbury J. J. McGarry Brookline

Mild Family Cathartic Promotes Digestive Health

An advertisement claims a product called Hoods 9 an Are gains favor everywhere as a mild effective family cathartic. It stimulates the liver removes waste and keeps bowels healthy priced at 25 cents.

Hoods

Tragedy of War Splits New York Family Over Spain US Clash

A Spanish father Vincente Hauria joins Cervera while his son Dick serves in the Seventy first U S Infantry. Both vow to shoot each other if they meet in battle at Santiago. Elsie Hauria, Dick’s sister, laments the feud tearing their family apart and prays for an end to the war.

New York Iowa Oregon Spain Vincente Hauria Richard Hauria Hauria Cervera Hau Ria Seventy-first United States Infantry Santiago Elsie Haurta Seventy-first Cuba United States Army Madrid Marie Martens Mamma Martens Papa Amontillado Maine Havana Father

Spain Admits Cuban Independence Possibility

Senor Pi y Margall argues in El Nuevo Regimen that Spain should recognize Cuba’s independence and grant autonomy similar to peninsular provinces. He warns continued war risks ruin, notes U.S. strength in sailors, ships, and global reach, and questions annexation of the Philippines.

Madrid Senor Pi Y Margall el Nuevo Regimen Cuba Spain America United States Manila Atlantic Ocean Great Britain Mexico

Aguinaldo Mention Sparks Historical Debate

The fragment references the United States and a nod to Williams and WMILIO AGUINALDO, prompting a note on historical naming and attribution.

United States Williams Wmilio Aguinaldo

Landing near Santiago Faces Heavy Spanish Fire

A dispatch from off Santiago de Cuba describes US reconnaissance launches under heavy Spanish fire near Cabanas and Guayaganaco as they probe landing sites for a possible assault. Cadets Hart Powell Fort and crew are praised for cool handling and accuracy amid bombardment.

Massachusetts Cadet Hart New York Powell Bay Hart Texas Cadet Fort Cadet Powell O'Donnell Bloom Cabanas Bay Guayaganaco Rancho Cruz Cabanas

AVN Squadron to Be Formed to Meet Spanish Fleet

President McKinley and naval officials plan a fast flying squadron under Commodore Schley to counter Admiral Camara’s Cadiz fleet. It will include the Oregon Brooklyn New Orleans Minneapolis Cincinnati Newark Yale and possibly others. The squadron will base near San Juan Puerto Rico and patrol routes to block any passage through the Caribbean and north of Porto Rico.

Washington McKinley Long Naval War Board Camera Cadiz Schley Oregon San Francisco Brooklyn New Orleans Minneapolis Cincinnati Newark Yale Harvard San Juan Porto Rico Admiral Camara Canaries Camara Caribbean Sea Cuban

Naval mobilization pieces fleet movements off Atlantic coast

Navy officials plot a two week assembly for Pacific style defenses as ships from Brooklyn, Oregon, and New Orleans head toward Santiago with others patrolling from Hamp ton Roads. Camara’s route from Cadiz to the Canaries and Cape Verde to Porto Rico shapes timing for San Juan and possible landings.

Socialists challenge Cigarmakers Union over red card protest

In a Cigarmakers Union meeting at 14 Hudson Street an effort to condemn the flag was defeated as Socialists objected to extraneous doctrines. Officers were elected with De Leon allies largely ousted, naming Benjamin Smith president and a wide slate of officers and delegates to several labor bodies. An advertisement notes repairs for wringer rolls and general wringer services by the American Wringer Co.

Cigarmakers’ Union Hudson Street de Leon Benjamin Smith Leon

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