Santiago Surrenders as Old Glory Rises Over Morro Castle
Reports from Washington detail the capitulation of Santiago de Cuba to American forces led by Gen. Shafter, with General Toral surrendering. The Spanish flag came down as the U.S. flag was raised over Santiago’s fortifications, signaling a decisive end to major hostilities in the area.
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Washington
McKinley
R. A. Alger
Shafter
Santiago
Playa
United States
Toral
William McKinley
New York
Gem Toral
Caney
Siboney
Luques
Holguin
Jura Ua
WasaIna Ton
War Department
Playa del Ester
Santiago de Cuba
Jose Tovar
4Th Army Corps
Guantanamo Bay
Spain
Wasuhinegton
Gen. Greely
Alry
Brett
McKittrick
Wheeler
Capron
S Tery
McKi
United States Army
Cervera
Tome
W. R. Shafter
Rough Riders
Young
el Caney
Santiago Harbor
Adjt
Corbin
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Army
Army, SanvTra6o, July 17. , To Adjutant General
Life Revisited A Sermon On Not Repeating Our Past
Dr Talmage argues life cannot be lived again and urges turning failures into future holiness. He notes the futility of youth in Pompeii like ruins and warns against longing for a second life. The preacher emphasizes steady forward work, warns about temptation, and cites saints risking life for others.
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Job Victor
Satan
Ruth
Theritish Navy
Bahamas
Juan Ponce de Leon
America
Porto Rico
Italy
Pompeii
Vesuvius
Jet
Luzerne
Cayuga Lake
Goodwin Sands
Golden Gate
San Francisco
Oakland
Baltimore
England
Wales
Sandy Hook
Heaven
Christ
Cven
Thorne
Royal Banking House
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