Manila Fall Chronology of Battle and Aftermath
The report details American assault actions near Manila with Dewey and Merritt commanding, Spanish defenses, and the eventual surrender of Manila. It notes U.S. forces numbering about 14,080, supported by ships and land troops, while Spanish forces reportedly about 600 in trenches. The dispatch covers diplomatic moves, cable repair efforts, and plans to govern Cuba, Porto Rico, and acquired territories, with mentions of insurgent activity and U.S. war department actions on volunteers and territory administration.
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Amira
Angueti
United States
Thane
Colorado Volunteers
Sposa
Olympia
Petrel
Raleigh
Heaton
Monterey
Charleston
Baltimore
United
Dewey
Valle
United "States
Hong Kong
Aue Gut Stormer
Fiohppaes
Mania
Washington
Cuba
Porto Rico
Cate Tnt
Cate
New York
M. Thibaud
Amso
Ae Qua
San Juag
Indrid
Ae Ign
Manila
Murcemmal
Britis Pans
Dewey Haw
Tite
Mittougi
Admiral de Merritt
War Department
Lawton
Santia
Corbin
Lawson
One Das News Summary
A collage of late August items: storms kill seven in Minnesota, a tornado claims seven in Canty Minu, Manitoba and other deaths. Regina backs J K McInnis for Territorial candidate. Manila and Dewey discussed surrender and resignations. Winnipeg debts and pavement projects advance. mutiny denied, grain and immigration reports, and an earthquake felt in Messina.
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J.D McGregor
Yukon
United
Regina
J. K. McInnis
Hawkin's
Burt Ainter
Manila
Dewey
Blanco
Gem
Torre Argonauts
Winnipeg
Joseph Martin
FL. C. Cotton
Mr. Seulin
Argusti
Deadly storms sweep U S towns and trigger disasters
Tornadoes and hailstorms battered communities from Gary to Hawkins County, killing dozens and flattening structures. Reports from Minnesota to Canada describe wide damage, missing persons, and cascading weather-related losses while crop estimates for Minnesota and the Dakotas project large yields amid perilous conditions.
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Gary
Martz Siding
Here
Knoxvi
Hawkins County
Minneapolis
Canby
Minn
Teople
Joseph Hutchinson
Peter Juglin
Tonter
Minnesota
South Dakota
Peace Protocol Brings End to Hostilities With Spain
Washington Aug 12 the peace protocol signed by US and Spain orders suspension of all hostilities. It outlines Spain relinquishing sovereignty over Cuba Puerto Rico and other territories while the United States occupies Manila pending a treaty. calls for evacuations and appointment of commissioners by both sides to negotiate and conclude a peace treaty. The proclamation orders military and naval forces to abstain from hostilities as negotiations proceed.
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Washington
Alger
Sampson
Dewey
Thietaut
White House
MelKinley
Day
Atlee
Cridier
Warrington
Porto Rico
Velanda
West Indies
Atuilan Island
Ladrones
Theoty
Manila
Pilippines
Cuba
Porte
Ico
Tas Suan
United States
Spain
Paris
McRetary
William J. Day
Me Cambon
Bauer
United States of America
William Dt Day
United State
Antis Expeliency
Jdles Camben
Ampansadior
Republic of France
Wiliam McKinkes
Cauwel
William McKinley
William B. Day
Merritt
Gruer
H.¢. Cordin
Gene * Wash
Fort Frances hotel plans and regional notices
A jumble of frontier updates reports talks of a 20,000 hotel planned at Fort Frances, Midwestern figures on weekly railway charges, and a Yukon inspectorate appointment. It notes a fatal gravel train accident near Crow’s Nest Pass, agricultural outlook in Ontario, and local infrastructure and trade developments with Don river routes and steam ferry plans.
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Gary
Major Walsh
Ontario
Lond
Dominion
Glen Campbell
Peace River
Winnipeg
Claus
Munier
Namiamo
Fort Frances
Marsey Murphy
Hudwn’s Bay Company
Macleod
Rosser
Chattanooga
Comneil
Ogilvie
Yukon Territory
Ofbe
Leland
Don
Fish Faunt's Island
Joseph Herrietha
Crow's Nest Pass
Sth
B.C
Donal
Big Bend
Moberley
Donald
Canoe River
Tmn
Surprise Rapids
Columbia River
Newfoundland
Charles Dusse
Vetee
Jo Winter
Quebec
Dawe
Fort William
Want of Court Council
Murphy
Jarvis
Battle Report From Marseguer Washington August First
War department dispatch from Schwan Camp near Hermigueres describes advance gear and a general engagement northwest of the Korario river near Hormigueres. Lieut Byron and privates from the 11th regiment fought alongside regulars and 200 volunteers, reporting heavy enemy losses and one wounded Spanish lieutenant. The report notes commendation of officers and men and plans to resume march toward Mayaguez at dawn.
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Marseguer
Washington
Ponce
Sia
Byron
Mayaguce
Schway J
Vatican alliance seeks religious safeguards in peace treaty
The Rom Tribune reports Vaticania and Archbishop St Mgr Martinelli with United States apostolic dei and Duke nodovar de Rio aim to secure treaty clauses protecting Catholic religious interests in counties to be ceded by Spain to the United States. The Winnipes waterworks pipe contract goes to a Hau ton Gun.
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Rom Tribune
Vaticania
Mgr. Martinelli
Apostolic Dei de
United States
Nodovar de Rio
Mui
Spain
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Manila Calle
Singapore
Berlin
Amg
Arcurumng
Gra Jermane
Madelt
Mazila
United Tates
Pew
Namat
Thinsted
DAS News
Toendas
Canty, Minu
Youver
Clauss
Nanaisno
Berne and
Hendrickson
Idaho Springs
Col
James Rewark
Robert Watkins
Rewark
New Mexico
Maly
Messina
U. S
Sly
Tennessee
Tenn
Isote
Dakota
Huachela
Minnesota F
Dakotas
H. V. Jones
North Dakota
Pario
Toronto
Prineier Hardy
Privy Council
Hardy
Whitney
Hay
Secretary Day
Proce Commission
Prsident
Madras
Charles E. Ham
Sawyer
Province of
Manitoba
Hamilton
Robert Street
Mr. Hamilton
U.S
Powe
City of
Mile
Genera Shafter
Arcarey
Immetia
Benerat
Navy Department
the Herald
Cape San Jun
Howe
Atwater
Almataut
Leyden
Cros
Santtnot
New York Journal Yrluee
Taiteer
C. P. R. Receipts
Ommisioner
Deissie
Sipertoagh
Vais Gueske
Ontario Department of Agriculture
Tess
Ottawa
W.G. Paroty
Trade and Commerce
Jisepia Pope
Ate
Ron. Venmung
Fisherien
W. F. King
N Boronary
Nashville
Knoxville
Beech Creek
Rogersville
Winnipes Waterworks
Hauton Gun
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