War News Extra reports Spanish fleet rumors and US troop plans
The U S cruiser Charleston arrived at 11 this morning with San Francisco papers. A Cape Haitian dispatch claimed twelve Spanish warships sunk with limited American losses, while reports from Port au Prince noted Osbourn meeting Spanish fleets in Curacao and Cape Haitian. Washington and Key West dispatches described mobilizations for Cuba invasion, Dewey requests for reinforcements, and preparations at San Francisco for 30,000 troops, including Otis command and Merritt assignments. The Charleston’s reception and press corps aboard are noted, with expectations of Peking convoy and possible annexation moves discussed.
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Yankee Dewey and the Spanish War Ballad Fragment
A garbled text fragment cites Admiral Dewey and a chorus praising his Manila victory. It references ships, cannons, and Spanish combat, with lines about courage and national honor, ending with a signature from A. J. Wathnose in Los Angeles.
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