Battle of La Quasina Claims Rough Riders Lives
In Juragua Cuba on June 3 4 the fight of Colonel Wood and Roosevelt's Rough Riders and the First and Tenth Cavalry ended with 22 American dead and many wounded. Spaniards suffered heavy losses. a full roll of honor lists Capron Fish and other volunteers among the fallen.
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Juragua
Cuba
Kingston
Jam
Wood
Rough Riders
First
Tenth Cavalry
la Quasina
Roosevelt
Santiago
Wheeler
Sevilla
Allyn K. Capron
United States Volunteer Cavalry
Hamilton Fish, Jr
Marcus D. Russell
Russell
Troy
N. Y
Governor Hill
Doherty
Legett
Harry Heffner
Milden W. Dawson
United States Cavalry
W. T. Irvin
Slennoe
Regiment
Work
Krupp
Stark
Dix
Regular Cavalry
Kelle
Barline
First Regular Cavalry
Corporal White
Tenth Regular Cavalry
Young
Siboney
Colonel Wood
Captain Capron
Capron
Thomas
Llewellyn
Jenkins
Cap
McClintock
Captain Luna
Chaplain Brown
Forces Are Four Miles Apart In Cuban Frontline Clash
Dispatches report U S and Spanish forces within four miles of each other near Santiago with three Spanish generals in Friday’s battle. Five wagon loads of Spanish wounded reached Santiago as Shafter’s forces landed more troops and supplies for a forthcoming assault.
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Sevilla
Wheeler
Santiago
Associated Press
Jaragua
Kingston
Jam
United States
Spain
Basquiri
General Shafter
Young
Lawton
Chaffee
Baliquiri
Balquiri
Sevilla Santiago
General Wheeler
Morro Castle
Battle near Sevilla as Rough Riders clash with Spaniards
An official War Department map shows the engagement near Sevilla where American troops attacked entrenched Spaniards on a high hill a mile and a half from the city and dislodged them to occupy the position.
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Santiago
War Department
Sevilla
Rough Riders
Spanish squadron at Port Said amid doubts on Philippines plan
June reports place Admiral Camara with Pelayo and Emperador Carlos Quintos among ships in Port Said harbor awaiting orders. London and Washington differ on squadron composition and possible aim in the Philippines, with rumors of ironclads returning to Spain and speculation about a purely diplomatic objective.
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Port Said
Camara
Pelayo
Carlos Quintos
London
Lloyd’s
Osado
Audaz
Fprespina
Patriota
Don Carlos V
Spain
Dewey
Suez Canal
State Department
Madrid
Philippine
Four Thousand Troops Embark for Philippines From San Francisco
Four thousand men comprising the third expedition to the Philippines embark from San Francisco. Soldiers fill the holds and decks of the steamers Ohio Indiana City of Para and Morgan City. Tomorrow the steamer Valencia will receive its militia complement.
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San Francisco
Cal
Philippines
Ohio
Indiana
City of Para
Morgan City
Valencia
Troop Transports Ferry United States Contingent to Cuba
Five transports carrying the bulk of the expeditionary force are set to sail tomorrow afternoon from Santiago's harbor with General Merritt aboard the Newport to follow on Wednesday. Assignments include the Morgan City with the First Idaho Volunteers and First Nebraska recruits. City of Para with the Thirteenth Minnesota. Indiana with two infantry battalions, signal corps, and engineers. Ohio with the First Wyoming Volunteers, Batteries G and Third Artillery. Valencia with the First North Dakota Volunteers. Newport to carry Batteries H and K, Third Artillery, Astor battery, and Merritt staff.
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Newport
Merritt
Morgan City
Idaho Volunteers
Nebraska
City of
Para
Minnesota
Indiana
Eighteenth
United States Infantry
Twentythird United States Infantry
Signal Corps
Ohio
Wyoming
Third Artillery
Valencia
Union Works
North Dakota
Astor
General Merritt
Pacific Mail Dock
Royal Blue Line Announces July Washington Travel Deal
Round trip from Boston to Washington offered at 14 dollars 50 cents with July travel dates and return by July 15. Extended to July 31 for fifty cent fee. Side trips to Luray Gettysburg and Richmond at half rate. Details from A J Simmons N E A Boston office.
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Washington
Boston
New England
Royal Blue Line
Luray
Gettysburg
Richmond
Congress
Camp Alger
National Educational Association
National Capital
A. J. Simmons
Washington Street
The Model Playhouse of the Country Vaudeville Show
Entertainments note a high class vaudeville program at The Model Playhouse. The act features continuous performances promising varied acts and stage presence for a broad audience.
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Model Playhouse
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First Cavalry
Liez
Thomas T. Knox
Bryan
Frank Booth
George Brixton
F. Ishler
First Volunteer Cavalry
Joseph Dole
John R. Keene
M. L. Newcombe
Volunteer Cavalry
Martin Prell
Samuel Redd
Arthur Wheeler
Theodore Gryce
Kelly Mayberry
James Russell
Edward Marshall
The
New York Journal
Schuster Whitney
Nathaniel M. Poe
J. M. Dean
J. N. Deal
C. L. Reed
J. B. Rhodes
Thomas Ryan
E. J. Albertson
I. KF. Meagher
G. Roland
F. A. Miller
Veath
D. W. Watson
John Damatt
James H. McClintock
J. R. Thomas, Jr
T. W. Wiggins
Robert Z. Bailey
R. W. Reid
Gains
Reilly
Merriam Camp
D. W. Bell
IT. R. McDonald
N. H. Cochrane
Fred Childing
J. 8. Miller
W. S.S. Sharp
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D. C. Dennss
McCormack
Luna
Adjutant Hall
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Dematayabo
Basquif
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Cervera
Cerveras
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Robert Downing and Company
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J. W. Thompson
Impudence
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Mr. Wilson
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