Naval actions widen as Spain and US brace for war
Reports describe American squadrons at Hampton Roads and Havana ready to deploy while Captain Harrington denies bombardment near Cardenas. News covers Bland's greenback defeat, Dolphin capture, and fleet movements toward Rio Janeiro and Manila with blockades and contraband rules outlined.
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Big Ski American Line
Sohley
Hampton Roads
Sampson
Havana
Wassmeron
Harrington
Monitor Puritan
Cardenas
Spain
Paria
New York
Paris
Bland
Washington
War Department
Cuba
Matanzas Harbor
Manila
Fort Monroe
North Atlantic
Tampa
Alger
Wasumaron
Mayor
Louisiana
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New Orleans
Mayer
Itia
Shenandoah
Iaverroon
Murphy
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Jamaica
United States
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Maprio
Cape Verde
Vory
Key West
Newport
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British Islea
Tuetonic
Minneapolis
Eastport
Maine
Columbia
Boston
Brooklyn Navy Yard
St. Louis
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St. Paul
Philadelphia
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England
Spanish War War Talk and a Yellow Jaundice Cure
Senor Alas quotes warn of a prolonged US-Spain war with blockades and naval battles, arguing Yankee strength and Europe’s inability to sever US land. The piece also prints a testimonial for Electric Bitters from M A Hogarty of Lexington, praising the remedy after jaundice. The advertisement notes Phil Anderegg as druggist.
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Spain
Csan
United States
Europe
Cuba
Ita
Bell
Tata
M.A. Hogarty
Lexington, Ky
Phil Anderegg
Roosevelt Era News and South American Sympathy Debate
Washington observer notes forged wartime sentiment in South America showing Spanish oppression as motive for rebellion. The piece praises Theodore Roosevelt’s leadership shaping naval and coastal defenses and government reform, marking a shift toward active preparation for war efforts.
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Wasminaton
D. C
Aince
Spain
South America
Granville Stuart
Cuba
Panama
Aspinwall
Theodore Roopeveldt
Rooseveldt
New York
M. Forges
Jato
Mrs Leed's Recovery Highlighted By Pink Pills Story
Mrs Lord, mother of three, survived a year of heart failure with near death. She endured severe pain and weakness until Pink Pills for Pale People restored her hemoglobin and vitality, resuming normal heart action and nervous balance.
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Pat Lane Pakak
Lane
Dr. Williams
Pale Pope
Mrs. Lord
Pink
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