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Newspaper

Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1898

Page

4

Spain seeks peace terms with European powers

Premier Sagasta signals change in policy as Spain contemplates peace proposals. Officials discuss a plebiscite in Cuba to determine autonomy or independence under suzerainty, with the United States and Spain agreeing to honor the plebiscite outcome and withdraw within nine months if Cuba votes for autonomy.

Spain Bpain Asta Aggestin Correa Amying United States Givins

Fall of Santiago Reported as Spanish Surrender Near

Dispatches from the Cuban theater describe General Toral surrendering Santiago at noon July 15 to prevent further bloodshed. American forces tightened siege on Morro Castle, with hopes for an early peace after a campaign marked by daring and heavy fighting. The British steamer Guantanamo Bay carried the crew to Savannah while hospital shipments reached Virginia.

Agudores Santiago Toral Cuba Cers Therro Castle Arbor Morro Castle Savannah Mar- Guantanamo Bay Anderize Key West Nickerson Hornet Hist Wampatuck Cape Cruz Manzanillo Dogal Edward Marshall Charleston Sylvia la Quasina Marshall New York W. R. Hearst

Yellow Fever Among Troops Reported As Mild

War Department dispatches from Siboney dated July 14 report 28 new yellow fever cases and three deaths in the past 24 hours. Disease described as mild, camp sites moved when practical, and vigorous sanitary measures implemented to prevent spread.

Washington War Department Greenlief Miles Siboney

Harvard Reaches Portsmouth With Spanish Prisoners

The cruiser Harvard arrived at Portsmouth harbor with 1008 Spanish prisoners. Port officials and a Spanish doctor found nearly half ill with malarial fever. Six died on the voyage from Santiago and another died after docking. 40 serious cases exist in sick bay and more elsewhere. Further inspection will decide quarantine.

Portsmouth N. H Harvard Santiago

Senator Davis Foresees Porto Rico Move After Santiago Fall

St Paul July 15 Senator Davis chairman of the senate foreign relations committee returns from Washington amid news of Santiago's fall. He calls it a great victory for American arms and predicts an early Porto Rico campaign with the flag unlikely to fall from Hawaii and the Philippines destiny linked to the republic. Porto Ricans alarmed by expected attack and U S officials deny peace talks. Fort McPherson wounded report and Brooke's men await orders for Porto Rico invasion.

St. Paul Davis Senate Committee On Foreign Relations Washington Santiago Strategic Board Porto Rico Cuba Hawaii Philippines Republic

New Dynamite Gun and its Silent Firepower

A two tube dynamite gun prototype promises five shots in two minutes with air cushion firing, brass or steel construction, a 34 inch projectile with a timed fuse, and a wind vane mechanism that delays detonation until 300 feet. Also includes a brief note on how John Bull got his name from Dr. John Arbuthnot in 1710 to 1713.

John Bull Uncle Sam John Arbuthnot Aberdeen Pope Swift Arbuthnot Marlborough Anne Prince George Denmark Bull Colike Lewis John

Submarine Mines and Electric Firing Tactics Outline

A historical overview explains submarine mines as protection for harbors and ships, detailing electricity driven control for torpedoes. It covers contact mines, electro-contact switches, shore land circuits, ground mines with mushroom anchors, and observation mines using dual circuits and telescopes to trigger from land. It ends with a set of curious questions.

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