Deferral of War News and Opinions in Porto Rico and Philippines
The Spanish troops withdraw from outlying towns in Porto Rico concentrating on San Juan while Cuba is to be freed and religious liberty to follow. The Philippine question divides opinion with a Japanese press leaning toward U S retention and possible transfer to Britain. The war’s outcome may influence views on Romanism and Spain’s civilizational standing as described by Western Recorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porto Rico
San Juan
United States
Great Britain
Cuba
Spain
Philippine Islands
House of Representatives
Tam Ae
W. P. Timmerman
Democratic Party
N. G. Evans
Mayson
Edgefield County
GOOD STORY ON WHEELER AND CAMP LIFE TALES
A nostalgic Civil War reminiscence recalls Joe Wheeler at Santiago shouting a charge against Spanish forces, a wary General Lee with a kept pistol, and camp humor from Pat Doolan on picket. It notes soldiers’ humor, mutual civility between opposing sides, and a contrast with leaders like Stonewall Jackson. The notice ends with an ad about printed election tickets and available job printing services at the Advertiser Job Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Wheeler
Santiago
General Lee
Pat Doolan
Pat
Jesus
Grand
Camp Griffin
Maine
Cervera
Hobson
Stonewall Jackson
New York
Cromwell
Spain and United States move toward final peace terms
At the White House a conference among President, Ambassador Cambon, and Secretary Day produced progress toward a Madrid approved basis for peace. Cambon was empowered to act for Spain on all points including Cuba Porto Rico the Philippines and coaling stations. A single modification to American terms was agreed and will be sent to Madrid for final approval ending the war if ratified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Ambassador Cambon
France
Secretary Day
United States
Spain
Madrid
Cambon
Cuba
Porto Rico
Philippines
Ladrones
Day
Pacific
M. Cambon
M. Thiebaut
Phillippines
They Are Pleased With the New Camp
First South Carolina Regiment near the St Johns expresses satisfaction with the newly established camp. Local officers praised facilities and training grounds as the unit prepares for forthcoming duties and deployment needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
William J Bryan Visits Camp Cuba Libre in Jacksonville
In Jacksonville Aug 1 Marking a dry, sandy camp near Panama Station William J Bryan's regiment rests across the railroad. The camp at Camp Cuba Libre boasts ample water artesian wells and plentiful fish from St Johns River. Payrolls are being prepared, drills span two and a half hours daily, and sick lists show no current illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
Panama Station
William J. Bryan
St.John’s
Chickamauga
Cuba Libre
Bey
Spain’s peace prospects hinge on Spain’s own decision
The day brings partial progress as M. Cambon acted as plenipotentiary and with clear instructions. Speedy approval seems possible, requiring no extended talks or letters. Spain must now decide between peace or war based on the present terms and outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Cambon
Spain
Alamo Arrives At Quarantine With 26 Passengers From Santiago
The US transport Alamo reached quarantine with 26 passengers from Santiago. One passenger died en route and was set to be burned at sea. Included among the travelers was Steppings Wright of the London Illustrated News who praised the Santiago operation but urged relief for exhausted troops. Sergeant S. W. Binkley noted wire protection duties after the Caney assault and described ration shortages for front-line men contrasted with refugee relief. All aboard were to be processed further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Santiago
Hampton Roads
George Patterson
Galveston
Steppings Wright
London Illustrated News
W. Binkley
Signal Corps
Caney
el Caney
Weather and health notes from blue anchorage report
Health Officer Doty reports men sent to Hoffman Island and to the steamer for disinfection. Some men recently ill with malarial fever are convalescing. Weather data for July shows max 95 on the 1st, min 58 on the 12th, mean 80.1. June precipitation 11.66 inches. first seven months 28.19 inches. Prevailing wind from the south on the 15th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoffman Island
Doty
C. A. Long
Trenton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thakas Cut
Macerlela
London Daily Telegraph
Sharter
War Department
Wheeler
Bill Arp
Joe
Advertiser
America
M.cambon
Carmi
Illinois
Gradfield Regulator Co
Atlante, Ga
The
St. Johns
WM. J. Bryan Pays
Florida
Banama
Col
Tillman
Caroline
John Gary Evans
Alamo
Frank Leslie
Leslie’s
Ste Oidates
Old Edgefield County
Congress
W. J. Talbert
State Senate
Friends of
John C. Sheppard
T. H. Rainsford
J. M. Gaines
Senate
Friunps
Wisurer
Ty. T. C. Morga
Gefield Democrats
Henry C. Watson
Tam
J. Bs. Haltiwanger
James T. Mims
R. A. Cochran
Tama
Jr. M. Bell, Jr
D. D. Padgett
Jude
Effert
J.D. Allen
P . PN. Lott
Southern Railway
Coumbia
Columbie
J'ville
C.&p.ry
Bovannah
Columbia
Ton Sc&ger
Chimblec Cee A Sr. Bpartai
Bare
Bo. Ry
Ashevils
Augusta
Greensboro
Norfolk
Danville
Richmond
Washingto Fe
R. R
Hegelphia
Charlote
Chester
Winnsboro
Blandigst
Graniteville
Auguste
Willo
Purtanburg
Charleston
F.C
P.ry
Savannah
Jackson
Leeple
Washington and Southwestern Limited
Conahes
Charlotte
Pullman
TODAS
Old Point
Charomens
Aanville
Pullmen
Chirotte
Gaskie
Bard
Ser i
Ain
Tia
ILC
Levy's Sow & CO
Tailor-Fit Clothiers
Augusta, GA
Edward W. Scott
Provident
Provident Savings
BV. R. Durisoe
Edgefield
Ss. Co
Geo. P. Cobb
Johnston S. C
Trvvjjohn
We. Schweidert & Coverley
Broad Street
Busch
Broadway
Vmiecs Ie Bus iGine Proprietress
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!