SANTIAGO SURRENDERED TO SHAFTER IN CUBAN CAMPAIGN
The Spanish garrison at Santiago de Cuba surrenders after Shafter and Toral confer. Eastern Cuba from Acoradero to Sagua falls under U S control, including Guantanamo and nearby towns. The surrender ends major combat around the port with heavy casualties on both sides and many American and Spanish troops wounded or dead.
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Playa del Este
Cervera
Stara and Stripes
Santiago
Shafter
Toral
Spain
Quba
Acorraderoy
Sagua
Polina
Hobeain
Manzanillo
Spaciarde
General Toral
Warrendor
Stas
Guantanamo
Crimanera
Sagos
Santiago de Cuba
Sagas de Panama
Bohoon
General Miles Reports Surrender at Santiago
Secretary of War transmits General Miles dispatch just before Santiago’s surrender at 3 PM. General Toral capitulated, troops to return to Spain. General Shafter to appoint commissioners for surrender terms. Yellow fever affected portions of the force. plans to separate infected units. Washington notes two week siege and praises Shafter and command for fortitude. Newsman Newson A. Miles signs the dispatch.
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Washington
War Department
Miles
Santiago
Playa del Este
Toral
Spain
Shafter
Thors
Mose
Carrin
Newson A. Mires
Army
SENDING SPANIARDS HOME FROM SANTIAGO
New York July 14 agents of ocean steamship lines say the United States Government can charter a neutral fleet to transport surrendered Spanish soldiers from Santiago to Cadiz. With ocean travel busy, first or second class passenger ships are unlikely to be chartered for removal of large numbers of soldiers from Cuba to Spain.
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New York
United States
Yescole
Santiago
Cadiz
Cuba
Spain
Immunes to relieve regulars after Santiago fall
Washington dispatch says after Santiago de Cuba's surrender most regular troops will be relieved by immune volunteers. Authorities aim to remove troops from yellow fever risk while immune forces are organized and drilled. No need to keep as large an army as Shafter's in Santiago once the city falls.
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New York
Washington
Herald
Santiago de Cuba
General Shafter
Santiago
Porto Rico Next Moves in U S War Plan
Secretary Alger announced the next phase after Santiago surrender as Porto Rico expedition preparations begin. General Ailes to command with General Brooke assisting. about 25,000 troops expected. Climate studies at San Juan show little risk of yellow fever to troops.
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Washington
Porto Rico
Alger
Santiago
Havana
United States
Spain
Woluss
Ailes
Brooke
Camp Thorons
Miles
San Juan
Hawaii Mission Looms As Military Governor To Hawaii Islands
Colonel T. H. Barber of the First New York Regiment is named temporary Military Governor of the Hawaiian Islands while awaiting Philippines orders. Barber expects six companies to sail for Honolulu July 30 with six more August 12, outlining a temporary civil duties role and future Manila assignment. Commission discussions in Washington focus on franchise and land laws, a unified governor, judiciary reform, and distinct territorial governance to begin in the first decade.
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Gulf of the 15
T. H. Barber
Firat New York Regiment
Hawaiian Islands
Barber
Firat
Philippines
War Department
Honolulu
Washington
Camp
Merritt
Shepple
New York
Perma
Jula
Manila
Hosolala
Nel Barber
Hawaiian Comicision
Sony
California
Chamber of Commerce
Pacific Coast
Unclear US Germany clash tied to Subic Bay incident
A Sun special from Washington states no notice was or will be taken by the government about an incident in Subic Bay. An official explained that the United States has no quarrel with Germany because a German war vessel had interfered with Aguinaldo's forces.
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New York
Sun
Washington
Subic Bay
United States
Germany
Aguinaldo
Rapid Transit Stock Subscriptions Open Until Wednesday 27
The rapid transit committee announces stock lists are in the hands of T I Lansing and S Desky. Those wishing to increase subscriptions may notify either gentleman before or on Wednesday the 27th. After that date the books will be open for general subscription.
Fragmented technical note on bicycle parts and ordering
A garbled OCR fragment lists bicycle components and hardware terms such as seats posts chains gears cranks and sprockets with inconclusive branding. The text references a possible order at an old reliable source but provides no coherent details or clear entities.
Honolulu Cyclery Address Notice
The Honolulu Cyclery at 231 King Street advertises prompt bicycle repair service and parts availability. Established 1802, it emphasizes quick attention and reliable work on all bicycle needs.
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Honolulu
King Street
Hawaii Annexation Promises San Francisco Trade Gain
The Bulletin reports the State Board of Trade will appoint a commissioner to Hawaii to study commercial opportunities and report back. The duty includes collecting Hawaiian products for San Francisco exhibits and advising on conditions to attract Hawaiian merchants' business.
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San Francisco
State Board of Trade
Islands
Board of ‘Trade
Islanda
PH Cavalry Regulars Command Roster Itemization
Lieut Col 8 C Kellogg and Major Lala Tucker lead PH Cavalry Regulars with Captains Marrs Whowler Gale Lockett and lieutenants Elliott Carson Parker Ettinge Boyd plus acting assistant surgeon Chow A Mo Queston with the 4th Cavalry.
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C Kellogg
Lala Tucker
CH Marrs
Fred Whowler
Ghg Gale
Das Lockett
P Elliott
Lieat
T G Carson
J 8
Parker
Lieut
le Roy Ettinge
G'l Boyd
Burgeon Chow
Mo Queston
4Th Cavalry
Final Manila Expedition Orders Issued for July 23
Washington Bulletin reveals the final Manila expedition to sail on July 23 with about five steamers and 4200 men. General Merritt to receive reinforcements only if eligible. governor commands about 19000 troops. Hawaiians delay sailing until August 10 and Blue boys to be entertained early next week.
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Manila
Bulletin
The
Ith
Merritt
Philippines
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