Two Commissions Named for Cuba and Porto Rico
The president appointed two commissions to settle evacuations in Cuba and Porto Rico. For Cuba Major General James F Wade Rear Admiral W T Sampson and Major General Matthew Butler will lead. For Porto Rico Major General John R Brooke Rear Admiral Winfield S Schley and Brigadier General Wm W Gordon will head the delegation.
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Manila Surrenders to American Troops After Bold Siege
Dispatches from Hong Kong and Madrid confirm General August dismissed as captain general of the Philippines. General Jaudernen takes Manila command. Attack planned for Aug 9, city surrenders by Aug 16 with American flag raised. Spanish officials paroled, judiciary and administration briefly held by Spaniards. insurgents outside.
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Rough Riders Detained in Hospitals and Fever Cases Reported
At Montauk Point ten Rough Riders landed from the Miami are detained for three days in a hospital camp with most cases of dysentery. In the yellow fever ward three suspects from St. Louis are noted. Across the sea at Santiago de Cuba the Spanish club's quarried gramophone favorite Star Spangled Banner echoes the capitulation mood as the flag rose over the governor’s palace.
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Will Block the Government’s Policy in Madrid Rumors
El Tiempo reports Senor Silvela plans to block the government’s policy. The queen regent thanks France for peace efforts and awards Leon y Castillo and Delcasse receive honors. El Imparcial cites Havana claiming Blanco misled the US about Cervera while Madrid unveils Cervera’s squadron at Santiago.
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Cuban Shot by a Sentry at Santiago
A Cuban who robbed stores at the dock in Santiago was shot after ignoring a halt order. The incident is blamed on repeated raids on commissary and Red Cross stores, with officials noting the measure may deter further looting.
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Kynoch Company Reported To Have Ten Million Military Contract
Report in United States records indicates Kynoch company secured a large military contract valued at ten million units. Officials confirm the figure and outline distribution plans across defense programs and suppliers.
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General Miller Moves Headquarters to Presidio
Brigadier General Miller relocates the independent division headquar ters of the Eighth corps from Camp Merritt to the Presidio San Francisco. Troops at Camp Merritt await formation status and may be moved to Presidio. Transports Scandia and Arizona delays persist while Manila-bound relief may be organized. Washington reports General Slemes expects troops to depart for Santiago by Thursday.
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