Sampson Aided As Ships Fire On Land Signal
Naval units supported by Sampson opened fire after the land forces signaled an agreed action. The operation proceeded with coordinated fire from sea and shore.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1898
Page
1
Fog of War Over Aguadores as York Navy Bombards Fort
Early morning actions near Aguadores three miles east of Morro Castle unfold with Newark and other ships shelling the shore works. Troops disembark at Alares while vessels unleash bombardment, smoke rising over the bay as battle continues with heavy artillery and debris staining the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Alf Bantrago
Aguadores
Morro Castle
Two Vessels Enter Suez Canal and Spain Intervention Talk
Reports note two Canairean ships passed into the Suez canal near Landox as cabinet meeting remarks lauded intervention in Spain. The Matin cites Queen consort Spain seeking European action and throne restoration to favor peace for Spain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powis
Spain
Europe
7Ip
Bradstreet Trade Report Signifies Strong First Half
Bradstreet's Agency notes the first half of the year closes with a favorable showing across many trades aided by crop prospects and steady foreign demand. Wheat remains bearish amid tighter world supply while overall business failures decline and asset conditions improve. A separate boxing result awards 25 rounds between Ben Jordan and George Dixon at Lenox Athletic Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradstreet
New York
Yas Berg
Leo
Smalter
Lea
Hy Dorian
Ben Jordan
Engpland
George Dixon
Charley White
Lenox Athletic Club
Powers plan to mediate Philippine war end
Berlin, July 2. Germany France and Russia have agreed to intervene after hostilities cease to prevent the United States or Great Britain from gaining control of the Philippines. An international congress modeled on Berlin 78 would settle related questions with all great powers invited, while Germany seeks compensation in the islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benin
Associated Press
Germany
France
Russia
United States
Great Britain
Berlin
Spain
Philippine Islands
Hianburg Commission
Span
Copenhagen
Thingvilla Ling
America
Train Robbery Near Stanton Hits Texas Line
Six masked robbers hijacked the westbound express near Stanton five miles west of the town, detached the engine crew, blew the express car and through express safe with dynamite, and rode off with the money. officials withheld exact totals but speculate up to fifty thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tella
Express Company
Cadet Ulysses Grant III Among Large Group at West Point
The president on the ist apport. United States military academy cadets included Ulysses S Grant III of New York, son of Brig. Gen. Fred Grant and grandson of Gen. Grant Ira Kephart of Kirksville Missouri committed suicide by lying on the Wabash Railroad, head severed, despondent recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ist
United States Military Academy
Ulysses S Grant
New York
Fred Grant
Grant Ira Kephart
Kirksville
Wabash
Battle of Ban Mayo Opens Second Day With High Tension
Washington reports intense fighting near Santiago as General Shafter press reports struggle to confirm losses. Officials say 11 o'clock estimates fell short, while Corbin and Sternberg confer. no word on exact figures yet as the day unfolds amid sweltering heat and dense vegetation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WashryeTon
Ban- Mayo
War Department
Shafter
Geo Corbin
Sternberg
Wuld
Santiago
Lawton
Cuney
Pando
Ceneral Shafter
Beld
Shafter Reports Underestimated Casualties at Siboney
Washington reports released dispatch from General Shafter dated July 1 at Siboney via Playa Del Este. He fears underestimating today's casualties and calls for a large hospital ship with forty medical officers and boats to evacuate the wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Shafter
Siboney
Playa del Este
Hospital Ship Relief to Aid Wounded at Santiago
Hurried preparations by the war department to send medical aid to Shafter. The hospital ship Relief, overhauled in New York, is ready to sail to Santiago with capacity for about 600, to attend wounded. Alger says no extra troops will leave Camp Alger before the 6th or 9th of July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago
Gocete
Wasavnetos
War Department
Shafter
Relief
New York
Alger
Cornell Wins Freshman Boat Race At Two Mile Course
The freshman boat race over a two mile course ended with Cornell taking first by two and a half lengths in 10 minutes 51 seconds. Columba placed second with 11 minutes 12 seconds and Pennsylvania third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell
Sanatoca Starmono
Columba
Pennsylvania
Rough Riders Break Spanish Battery Near El Caney
A Field dispatch from El Paso reports a first campaign battle ended with the silencing of a Spanish battery near El Caney. Grimes and Second Artillery Battery A led the American assault with Rough Riders and Cuban support. Casualties mount on both sides as Americans push toward Santiago in blistering heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Juan Stuck House
Crevera
Grimes
Underwood
Helm
Hecary
George
Velte
Cornfield
Keene
Lawton
Fl Cancy
San Uan
Crimea
Mclean
Signal Corps
San Juan
Puritzer
Roosevelt
Devore
Armatrong
W. A
McSparton
Ash
Alvin C
Freemen
Long
Benj. A
Mitchell
Mason
Horton
V. D
Third U.S. Cavalry
American troops gain breastworks near Santiago in daytime combat
American forces report advancing toward Mantiago, seizing several breastworks amid heavy shelling. The battle paused at 9 pm and is to resume in the morning as troops faced a barbwire obstacle eight feet high.
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Mantiago
Associated Press
Siponxey
Santiago
Old Bulldog Shafter Drives Toward Santiago Victory
General Corbin praised Shafter as the “old bulldog” while describing the day’s heavy preliminary fighting near Santiago. He predicted dawn would bring the fall of Santiago, noting the battle line stretched for miles and losses would be uncertain until daylight.
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Santiago
Corbin
Shafter
Fifth Corpa
Shafter Reports Heavy Engagement at Siboney and El Caney
From Siboney Gen. Shafter reports a heavy near daylong engagement with lines advanced to within about three quarters of a mile from the city. Lawton and Bates secured El Caney by four pm and will push toward Santiago tonight as troops entrench and bolster strength. Casualties were not heavy, though exact numbers are unavailable.
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el Caney
Santiago
Department
Wasmxeros
War Department
Shafter
Siboney
Elxhi& m
Mo City
Lawton
Bates
Saarran
Fading Skirmishes End Early as Forces Rest
Smuxery dispatch reports fighting paused at 9 p m to rest. War troops push toward the city with heavy losses estimated above one thousand. many jailed or wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smuxery
Ordered to the Front by the American Reserve Force
The American army reserves are ordered to the front near Santiago as the fight continues. Fortifications are strong and losses are heavy with over 1000 reported killed or wounded. A lull sees the Twenty first temporary unit singing The Star Spangled Banner amid the shelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Siwoney
Province
Santiago
Noorly
Shel
Turaptry
Pando and Santiago Advance Reported by Dispatch
A World newspaper dispatch cites Garcia as source that General Pando entered Santiago with 6,000 troops assisting Linare. Pando departed Manzanillo June 22 with 8,000 to 9,440 men and a large supply train. General Bhafter reportedly sent 2,000 Cubans to Acereaderas to block Pando but failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Paya del Este
Evening World
Garcia
Pandy
Santiago
Linare
Pando
Manzanillo
Bhafter
Acereaderas
Washington Press Dispatch On Santiago Battle Progress
News recounts Gen. Shafter’s dispatch announcing a battle near Santiago and a daylong fight ending at sundown. Officials hail the victory as U S troops breach Spanish trenches and enter in front of Santiago, despite American casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wasnixeres
Shafter
Santiago
Curbin
War Department
United States
San Juan Fell After a Tight Fight at Santiago
A New York Evening World despatch reports San Juan Heights captured two miles from Santiago on July 1. The fall opens the road toward Morro Cantle. The outpost was the strongest Spanish fortification, stoutly defended and costly in lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Santiago
San Juan Heights
Morro Cantle
San Juan Bill
Improbable Story On Aguinaldo's Manila Promise Revealed
A Philippine insurgent representative in London claims that before leaving Hong Kong Aguinaldo promised Admiral Dewey not to enter Manila until American troops arrived. He says a Cavite republic was proclaimed under U S protection and Britain and Japan approved. The interview cites foreign office questions about tariff preferences and a Philippine republic.
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Loxoos
Ven Aguinalido
London
Aguinaldo
Hong Kong
Dewey
Manila
Jila
Cavite
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Philippiner
Foreign Office
Germany
Philippine Islands
Markets by Wire Hanbas City Live Stock
Karnas City July 2 market notes show unchanged prices with Texan steers at 2.00 4.95, Texas cows 3.75, native steers 5.00, native cows and heifers 1.04 5, packers 70, mixed 3.00 3.05, and near steady receipts. Kansas City grain and potato prices mixed with small lots and regional variations. Chicago liv estock receipts moderate on July 2 with steady to lower tones and boxed ranges.
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Karnas City
Texas
Bala
Aearien
Kansas City
Kansas Cry
Joly
Burren
Quiet Creamery
Aatry
Nee
Ecos
Darely Steady
Catria
Reeves
UNE
Texas Pteerm
Desirable Building Lots on Chic Street Near University
Describes choice lots on Chic Street in South Lawrence with access to transport and Vermont Street, ideal for residence or business. Emphasizes proximity to the University, affordable compared to acre property, and a prime, well-located site.
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South Lawrence
Vermont Street
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