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Prisoners and naval dispute overshadow Cuba and Europe
The dispatches describe Virginian prisoners at Santiago de Cuba reporting the flag was torn, U S citizens fearing for safety, and Spain building batteries along the river. Also noted are Cuban and Spanish actions, exchanges about the Virginius, and political shifts in Madrid and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worrion
Key West
Fla
New York
Santiago de Cuba
United States
Snooth
Santiago Dé Cubala
Santiago
Bordra Bocagronto
Yalongla
Spain
Sickies
United Bistes
Tja
France
Germany
Cushing
Tovellar
Havana
Virginius
Aléimer Beckton
Gibraltar
Tronty
Monterey
Dluxico
Tampico
Catenea Ea Eure
Rimin-aul-bejante
Amadaria
Bokhara
London
Sintult
Jovellar
Cubs
Stelch
Ralph Keeler
Siekmer
Haring
Virginie
Yate Winbington
Pacuiles
Villawuw
Sininat
Sven
Rigs
Ohio
Oncy
Battres
Committee of Safety
Apphants
Pan-Handle
Pittsburgh Struc
Pah-Handle
Pennsylvania Central Ines
Athe Committee
Chicago
Relief Society of
Erie Canal
Logansport
Ind
Asslet
Charles Wilson
Brotherhood of Engineers
Pennsylvania Railway Company
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
United States Senate Committee On Transportation
New Orleans
Washington
John F. Patterson
Secretcry Fish
Hootesla
Doatates
Treasury
Patterson
Fall River
Mass
New England
Kingston
Cal
Indianapolis
Jeffersonville, Madison & Indianapolis
Columbus
Hood
Engingera
Wilson
Secretary of the Navy
We Ossipee
Virginias
Wilmington
Madrid
Cuba
Indiavapolis
Brotherhood of “Locomotive
Shaws
The
National Grange
Patrona of Husbandry
New Hampshire
Manchester
Okey Hall
Chris Rafferty
Llinois Supreme Court
Waukegan
Caleb Cushing
General Sickles
Juniata
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Ringold
Young
Neil
Markins
Alabama
Albany
Indiana
Ossipee
Gage
Tad
Hla
B. J. Sweet
Internal Revenue