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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1898

Page

6

Sampson Faces Possible Havana Race With Spanish Fleet

Washington dispatch reports naval officers debating whether Spain will push a direct voyage to Havana to join shore batteries. It analyzes speeds from Martinique to Havana, potential blockading risks, and the possibility of Sampson pursuing or intercepting the Spaniards before they reach Cuban guns.

Washington Havana Sampson San Juan Navy Department Santa Clara Morro Manila Bay Cape Verde Cuba Monsitors Martinique Cape Maysi Florida Straits Hampton Roads Chesapeake Key West Schley Vizcaya Oquendo

Invasion of Cuba Delayed Until Spanish Fleet Is Disposed Of

The U S government halted the Cuba invasion plans after receiving news of Admiral Sampson’s attack on San Juan forts and the Spanish flying squadron near Martinique. Commodore Schley was ordered to engage the Spanish fleet, delaying land operations from Florida until the Spanish navy is neutralized.

Cuba Washington, PD. C Sampson San Juan Martinique Havana Schley Key West Florida West Indian Navy Department Hampton Roads

Commodore Prepares Vessels Ahead of Time in Spanish War

The commodore moves vessels at 3 45 PM to avoid telegraphic recall. Debate at the Navy Department notes Spanish fleet location near Atlantic cities and Havana. If the Spanish Admiral shifts, Schley’s scouts will be ready as he advances southward. Naval officers regret delays in contacting Sampson.

Navy Department Atlantic Havana Schley Sampson

Rowan Returns With Cuban Dispatches From Garcia

Lieutenant Andrew B. Rowan of the Nineteenth Infantry arrived in Key West from Cuba bearing dispatches from General Calixto Garcia to General Miles or Shafter. He reported 150 Cuban troops, well armed but short on ammo, and that about 3,000 Spanish soldiers were moving toward the Ceuta River.

Key West Fla Andrew Rowan Nineteenth United States Infantry Cuba Calixto Garcia Department of the East Miles General Shafter Jamaica Garcia Ceuta United States Henry Colazo Hernandez Manate Tampa

Rita Brought Into Port After Capture At Charleston

The Spanish stemship Rita arrived in Charleston on May 13 and is docked at the quarantine station after being captured by the Yale on May 8. The vessel had carried coal from Liverpool to Puerto Rico.

Charleston S. C Yale Liverpool Porto Rico

Oregon and Marietta Sail From Bahia Toward Key West

The battleship Oregon and the gunboat Marietta, after reaching full capacity, left Bahia on Thursday bound north. Their destination is unknown but it is assumed they will proceed directly to Key West.

Rio DE Janeiro Oregon Marietta Bahia Key West

Schley's Flying Squadron Sails From Old Point Comfort

Old Point Comfort Va May 13 Commodore Schley's flying squadron sailed at 3 45 pm under sealed orders. The fleet includes flagship Brooklyn Massachusetts Texas Scorpion and Sterling with 4000 tons coal aboard to sustain a long voyage. The St Paul and New Orleans will join later to chase and intercept the Spanish flotilla off the Atlantic coast.

Old Point Comfort Commodore Schley Brooklyn Massachusetts Texas Scorpion Sterling Schley Washington St. Paul New Orleans Old Point Atlantic Sampson Virginia Capes Cape Verde United States Porto Rico Havana Cur Roxthsea

Eighth Massachusetts to Chickamauga from Camp Dewey

May 13 at Camp Dewey South Framingham the Eighth Massachusetts in United States Volunteers will move to Chickamauga tomorrow at 5 PM. Washington ordered muster and report. Ninth Regiment expected to move next, with both regiments racing for dispatch and readiness.

Chickamauga War Department Capitol Corbin Pew Eighth Woodward Sixth Logan Ninth Bogan Boston Washington Penforthwith Landy Quartermaster Department New York Smith Butler Ames Father Murphy Saxonville United States Weaver Molloy Grady

Modern Cure for St Vitus Dance Claims Promising

Karl Wagner 11 of Arkansas City reportedly improved after five boxes of Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People restoring speech mobility and strength. The salesman says the medicine acts on blood and nerves, with pills priced 50 cents a box or six for 2.50 from Dr Williams Medicine Co. Schenectady NY. A related note mentions military headquarters and rivalry as regiments Eighth and Ninth anticipate developments tomorrow.

Arkansas City Kan Karl A. Wagner George Wagner Ninth Street Karl Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co Schenectady N. Y

Second Regiment Arrives in New York from Massachusetts

Tremendous enthusiasm greeted the Second Regiment from Massachusetts as they arrived in New York aboard the Plymouth of the Fall River line this morning. The volunteers, some seasick from Newport to the city, received a grand East River reception with tugs blowing whistles and crowds cheering with hats and flags.

New York Massachusetts Plymouth Fall River Newport East River

D. A. Brayton Arrives at East Boston Water Front

A Boston barkentine with Captain J. C. nne docking at National dock East Boston after fifty five days from Salt Pond W. C. A. It carried palm oil and parrots and suffered a starboard list from shifting cargo on May 9 off South Shore lightship.

Boston Barkentine D. A. Brayton J. C. Nne Salt Pond National Dock Boston Lizzie H. Brayton Africa B. Hopper John F. Brooks South Shore J. B. Felt John Olsen Union Wharf Ned Curran Gloucester Herman Winter India Wharf New York Long Island Headland New England Ontario Hull Eng Fayal Huby T Wharf Evelyn L. Smith Vinalhaven John J. Fallon Arthur Binney Michael Hogan Johnny Nugent A. W. Chesterton Henry Doane Blanche Barkentine D. A. Brayton William T. McElwee Bay State State of Maine The Cumberland John M. Taylor Maine Steamer Halifax Lewis Wharf Prince Edward Island Nova Scotia Prince Edward Yarmouth FE. A. Rich New England Fish Company San Francisco Cephalonia H. W. Pierce Liverpool Queenstown Thomas Logie Hiram Emery John Purcell Alice R. Lawson Don Bogan Senator John Black Shenandoah John Phillberg Manuel Slagona United States

Margaret Jordan Dies After Uremic Convulsions

Margaret Jordan aged 42 was found unconscious behind the city farm and died within an hour after being rushed to St. John's Hospital. She had been missing from home since Thursday morning and a medical examiner will investigate the cause.

Lowell Margaret Jordan St. John's Hospital Phyais

Democratic call for 13th district seat at New Bedford

The Democratic State committee issues a convention call to nominate a candidate for the vacancy caused by the death of Congressman Simpkins. The gathering is set for the afternoon in New Bedford.

Democratic State Committee Thirteenth Congressional District Simpkins New Bedford

General Miles Delayed Amid Cuba Invasion Plans

Washington reports shifting campaign plans with invasion of Cuba slated within days. General Miles was ready for Tampa but remained at the Pennsylvania depot as orders were delayed and movements prepared, while the Spanish forces were described as isolated and unable to respond.

Washington Cuba Stri Miles Tampa Pennsylvania Dr. Diaz Havana Weyler General Miles

Army to Muster 29087 Volunteers at Chickamauga

War Department issued orders for assembling 29 087 volunteers at Chickamauga. The contingent includes twenty regiments and five batteries drawn from Wisconsin Michigan Minnesota Indiana Illinois Maine Missouri New Hampshire New York Ohio Pennsylvania Massachusetts Rhode Island and Vermont.

Washington, D. C War Department Chickmauga Wisconsin Michigan Minnesota Indiana Illinois Maine Missouri New Hampshire New York Ohio Pennsylvania Massachusetts Rhode Island Versmont

Women Ordered Away From Fort Warren In Educational Move

Fort Warren at 6 this morning received an order from Colonel Woodruff to remove all women and children to safer quarters by the afternoon boat. Navy Department dispatch across Atlantic ports prompted the move amid fears of hostile ships. Families packed trunks and left aboard the Resolute as soldiers aided departures and a searchlight enhanced coast vigilance.

Pew Peont Fort Warren Woodruff Navy Department Atlantic Fager Edward Catlin Henry Zulauf Joseph Lang Schillinglaw Young Cain Bowwater William Kinkle Benson

Flags Presented To Ninth Massachusetts By A O H Suffolk

Unanimous decision at an extraordinary A O H Suffolk county convention to present the Ninth Massachusetts with a stand of flags Irish and American. A fifty eight division assessment funded a fifteen member committee led by Colonel Charles McCarthy with John B. O Higgins as secretary and John Dolan treasurer. A list of speakers included Rev Charles T Donahoe and others. Subscriptions arranged through McCarthy O Higgins or Dolan at designated addresses.

A. O Suffolk County Massachusetts Charles McCarthy John B. O'Higgins John Dolan Charles T. Donahoe Suffolk Causeway Stantford Streets Boston Post Rugeries Street Roxbury

Parade Honors Lewey Victory In Malden Display

A grand patriotic procession formed at 7 30 pm at the Malden armory on Mountain avenue to honor Lewey as Faulkner Citizens Association observers led a line including Platoon of police, Maplewood Band, multiple military and veterans groups with dozens of participants from Fifth Regiment and Veterans organizations.

Malden Lewey Faulkner Citizens’ Association Mountain Avenue Poslice Powers Maplewood Eben Mansfield F. Cutting Fifth Regiment Medford Clark Hiranmy G. Merry H. & Coburn Gordon Forrest Come Charles H. Forewer George H. Pately Gould Canton Malden Patriarchs Militant B. Bb. Barnes

British steamer witnesses Spanish chase of American vessel

Captain Reach of the British steamer Norham reports from Plymouth that last Saturday evening a Spanish man‑of‑war chased an American two‑masted merchant steamer into Algeciras Bay near Gibraltar. As the two vessels passed the bay exit the pursuit appeared certain to result in capture.

London Reach Norham Plymouth Algeciras Bay Gibraltar

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