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Malvern Leader in Malvern, Iowa

18 Aug 1898

Page 6

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Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1898

Page

6

Protocol ends war with Spain signed by Day and Cambon

Washington August 18 the protocol ending the Spain United States war was signed in the White House with President McKinley present. France earned praise for its mediation as Thiebaut delivered the note from Madrid and the ceremony involved Day Cambon and officials. Military and naval commands received orders to cease hostilities and proceed with evacuation and demobilization plans.

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Washington Spain United States Secretary Day M. Cambon McKinley Republic France Madrid Thiebaut State Department White House Day Moore Adey Cridler Pruden Cortejou Montgomery Gambon Earuh Oridlar Amony Allen Deway Philipines Sampson Guantanamo Thera Hong Kong Morritt Army Alger Corbin War Department Uambon Cuba Porto Rico Peace Commission Paris Military Commission Havana West Indies San Juan Manila City
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Peace Ends Battle Near Guayama Amid Signaling Rush

From Guayama Porto Rico Aug 18 troops under General Brooke poised for action as Pennsylvanias Battery B stood ready to fire when two messengers rode in shouting cease fire. A Miles order halted the engagement after a peace protocol was signed. Soldiers groaned at retreat in disappointment but halted hostilities and returned to camp.

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McLaughlin Brooke Miles Guayama
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Navy Promotions Elevate Sampson and Others to Rear Admiral

The Navy Department announces promotions in the North Atlantic fleet for eminent conduct in battle. Commodore William T. Sampson is advanced and appointed rear admiral from Aug 10, 1898, ranking next after Rear Admiral Howell. Schley, Lamp, Philip, Higginson, Evans, Taylor, Cook, Clark, Chadwick, Wainwright, Rodgers, and Victor Blue receive various advances. Blue cited for extraordinary heroism. The moves await Senate confirmation.

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Sampson Washington Navy Department North Atlantic Senate William T. Sampson John A. Howell Winfield Schley William T. Lamp John W. Philip Francie J. Higginson Robly D. Evans Henry Taylor Francis A. Cook Charles &. Clark French E. Chadwick Richard Wainwright Commader John A. Rodgers Victor Blue
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Havana Relief as War Ends Amid Privations

A Havana dispatch reports general relief that the war ends. Crowds show unmistakable signs of hardship from years of strain and deprivation lingering on their faces.

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Havana New Yoas
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