Two Major Naval and Ground Actions in Cuba War Swirl
Dramatic Washington and Havana reports declare heavy losses at Santiago, Shafter’s forces near victory, the destruction of the Spanish fleet, and urgent Allied reinforcements. President and War officials hail the triumph while Red Cross aids wounded in swamp defenses.
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Washington
Santiago
Red Cross Society
London Times
Cuba
Viles
Corba
Guy V
Henry
Hamm
Shatter
Mien
Tom
Sampson
Gener
Shafter
Ula
Shafter and President in Close Touch on Santiago News
Reports from Washington describe telegraphic updates between General Shafter and the President as operations near Santiago unfold. A balloon and submarine cables are aiding field communications while skepticism over Spanish strength grows and discussion of dynamite defenses casts doubt on quick American victory.
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New York
Times
Washington
Santine
General Shafter
Miles
Tampa
Santiago
Min
Santiano
la Quasine
Li Caney
Unite
Shafter
Andy
Colonel Wood
la Quiana
Ctc
Timpa
Signal Corps
Regular Army
Mr W of Lloyd
Western Union Telegraph Company
Sampson
Atlantic
Battles near Santiago reported in Spanish American War dispatches
The Fresno Weekly Republican details ongoing fighting near Santiago with Allied bombardment raising dust and smoke. It notes official cables from correspondents describing assaults on Spanish positions, the Santiago harbor scene, and Allied navy actions including Sampson and Cervera discussions and sentiment in Washington.
Sampson Destroys Cervera Fleet Off Cuba
News from Cuba reports Admiral Sampson fully destroyed Cervera’s fleet near Santiago after weeks of harbor blockade. Shafter presses toward the capital as warnings of bombardment loom. Official dispatches from Playa del Este confirm the Spanish fleet’s destruction and the surrender threat.
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Cuba
Dnural Sampson
Key West
Cerseras
Mm Ihe Bas
Santiago
Himbor
Sampson
Shafter
Santi
Shafiru
Slaffer
Allen
White House
Washington
Dimiral Sampson
Cervera
Playa del Este
Transports Reach Manila as U S Troops Disembark
The United States Dispatch reports transports City of Sidney Pelune and Aishaba with convoy Charleston arrived at Cavite on July 3 or 4. American troops began disembarking there on July 1 while Spanish officials were captured and brought to Cavite. The convoy had previously landed forces at Ladvene and left men there.
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Mares
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Shatter
Tampa
United States
Washington
Shifter
White House
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Gite
Loun
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Gace
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Pando
Patma
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AL Algor
War Hospital
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Cor
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Maschusetts
Ohi
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Moro
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Nalion
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Preys
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Assoctaidd
PHISS
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Oregon
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Hugh Aiyer
Mathine
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Philadelphia
Imural Sampson
Hobson
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Santiaco
Mier
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Hong Kong
Hou Zato
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Wanita
Sidney Cy
Pelune
Aishaba
Charleston
Cure
War Bond Issue Subscriptions Rise Ahead of Month Start
Washington reports total subscriptions for the 200 million dollar war bond issue reach 726 million, with 40 million in new sales and 60 million pending future flotation. Premium offers of 4 percent worth 40 million dollars appear via syndicates, while receipts from savings banks begin July 15. Also noted are local mentions of a rabbit drive and a Reedley-Tresno local note.
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Washington
Savings Bank
Thade Notes Of The Week Reflect Global Markets
The report outlines quarterly payments and solvency trends, with exports from Pacific ports, wheat and wool prices, and stock demand. It notes declines in steel rail orders, softer pig iron prices, and firmer domestic demand for iron and steel due to lower railroad rates, amid unsettled agricultural prospects and overseas trade signals.
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Tebruart
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Pittsburg
Grey Forge
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Rotterdam
Mintan
Australia
Japan
United States
Canada
Helidas
Bank Cleuance
Caimm
Tuy Weels
Death of Mrs R T Franks Tetua
Death deeply mourned by family and friends after the passing of Mrs R T Franks Tetua. The notice notes mourning at Kingsbury with mentions of relatives from Oakland and nearby locales.
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MD Boweto
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