News of the World from Marshfield in Cuba War Reports
Segor Hu BoSc and Lieutenant Car range expelled from C and A. 163 officers and sailors of Cervera's fleet arrive at Santiago. Winkel cabled victory for every officer and man. Wisvondin troops move to Charleston for Cuba. Reports on food shortages, Spanish failures, and U S military plans amid the Cuba conflict.
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Segor Hu BoSc
Carrange
Havana
Carvera
Santiago
Winkel
Schley
Chickamauga
Charleston
Cuba
France
Spain
Washington
Torrente
Key West
Lance
Cervera
James H. ‘Wilson
Manila
Lopez
Blanco
Pando
Linares
Milesould
Puerto Rico
Duffields
New York Regiment
Nonolulu
Hawaiian Islands
Department of California
Clark University
Hoar
Prof
Norton
Harvard
Stephen Crane
San Joan
Gibraltar
Mediterranean
Camara
Cartagena
Buchanan
Windsor Castle
England
Eduercisn
Madrid
Porto Rico
Canaries
Philippines
Robert Mather
Chicago
Union League
Mr. McKinley
Major Webb
Michigan
Stephen Crand
Burr Melatosti
Major de Grandpre
United States
Selzeir
Sampson
Department
Conens
Mavy
Solace
Peruse
Portugal
Germany
Long list of political, military, and crime notes from 1900 era
A wide array of brief dispatches report political reshuffles and nominations, military promotions, and administrative actions. Notable items include Admiral Ammen’s death, Captain Bartlett’s command change, and a push for war finance. labor strikes, railway disputes, and safety incidents. and various court cases, divorces, and a fatal explosion at Pompton NJ.
Global shocks and political moves across continents
A string of world events includes a Haiti earthquake felt at Fort au Prince and Archduchess Elizabeth's Vienna return from Madrid. Rumors speak of British Dominion reverses, Rome's push to restore public order, a Halifax inquiry into the Baigagne disaster, and unrest in Corea. Meanwhile France probes army poison cases, Peru ratifies a secret protocol with China, and British Columbia politics tilt toward a government majority. Belgian king's voyage hints and a Russian affair with Bonaparte kin emerge as distractions while Latin America watches Cartagena and La Guaira actions unfold. In New York divorce tensions surface as James Brown Potter seeks changes. Zola faces penalties in Paris for the Esterhazy handwriting case.
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Fort Au Prince
Hayti
Elizabeth
Vienna
Madrid
Furner
Rome Chamber of Deputies
Wreck Commission
Halifax
N.S
Baigagne
Scou
Corea
Peru
British Columbia
Leopold
Belgium
United States
Louis Nanoceon Bonaparte
Teroiled
Helena
Nicholas
Suvadrop
Admiral Candialli
la Guayra
Cartagena
Colombia
Revels
Wuo-Chow
James Brown Potter
New York
Surrender of Santiago Ends Spanish Eastern Cuba Campaign
After weeks of hard fighting General Miles and General Shafter announce the capitulation of Toral and 18,000 to 20,000 Spanish troops in eastern Cuba. Santiago falls, Toral agrees to terms under Madrid’s sanction, with prisoners to be transported to Spain under parole. American forces plan to open harbor entry for Red Cross aid and begin repatriation.
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Europe
Philippines
Carolines
Spain
Madrid
Offerel
Sampson
Colon
Texas
New York
Board of Survey
Bho
Infanta Maria Teresa
Corvers
Don Carlos
J. F. Martin
Arizona National Guard Nast
Mc Gord
New Mexico
Secont
Arizona Nations Guard
Smith
St. Louis
Washington
Cuba
Dwight Galloupe
Newark
Red Cross
Santiago
Fore McPherson Hospital
Ordinance Bureau
Secon
Havana
J. B. Bernadou
Winslow
Cardenas
Bagley
Charles B. Chark
Oregon
Sy2se
Sty
Tampa
Manila Bay
Deweyon
Irené
Subig Bay
Irene
Manila
Dewer
Raleigh
Dewey
Subig Tay
Admiral Rodgers
Finais
Springfeld
Nowinere
State University
Bryan
Free Silver
Itaighis
Warsips
Carthagena
Colombia
Clevelayl
Towers
Tim
Martha Plaze
Ln Rawailan Commission
Congress
Klondike
Vagieh
New York Squai
William Usard
Philadelphia
Valdeza Placier
Alassis
A. O. Atkins
Beard
Will Morgan
Sehenek
Babylon
L. L
Tie Red Cross Fee
Wilmington
Del
Jersey City
E. H. Brunson
Merrill
Wis
Bogardus
Seattle
Alaska
Verauithiz Teller Baggs
Nional Bank
Dover
United States
Kennedly
Bay State
Saniago de
Nisle
Santiago Province
Fing
Asseraiores
Las Palmas
Palmas Sorlan
Alcantara
Sagua de Tanamo
Gatward
Cape Mayel
Guantanamo
Shafter
Associated
Jessica
Geo
Teral
Yaroughout
Torai
Ecourt
Toral
Gurinex
Cabinas
Morra Castle
Lawton
Tsral
Shuster
Santo
Hlante
Suc
Cube
Blanco
Appont
Wheeler
Bliles
Maus
Tinue
Tora
Miles
Shatter
Gefore Paring Shatter
Toralyr
Miley
Commissionera
Teuches
Shefter
Col. Astor
Capt McKittrey
Capt. McKittery
Gen. Shafter
Clara Barton
Red Cross Sociery
Siboney
Princess Chimay Dead Notorious Woman Dies in Milk Fever
Paris July 14 The Budapest correspondent of Libre Parole reports the death of Clara L Ward divorced wife of Prince Joseph of Chimay and Caraman The cause of death is said to be milk fever.
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Paris
Budapest
The
Libre Parole An
Clara L. Ward
Prince Joseph of
Chimay
Caraman
Vigilance Tightened Over Fever Camps At Tampa
Washington reports yellow fever outbreaks at Santiago prompt closer war department watch on the Tampa camp where typhoid fever exists. Advices indicate malarial cases are monitored, with precautions aimed at preventing further illness.
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Washington
Santiago
War Department
Tampa
Sizter
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News OF the World
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Santiego
Lac Naval Academy
Mass
National Congregational Council
Portland
Racine
Tammany
John R. Bartlett
United Statute
Dtiival Siben
Laffin & Rand Powder Company
Pompton
N. J
New York Canal
Cleveland
Ohio
Lake Erie
Wien
van Wiek
Zoological Park
M. Barber
St. Paul
Ime” Arts
Mensota
Minn
Alto
Bairlington
Kansas City
Thomas A. Edison
Edigan
Theodore Miller
Rough Riders
Chicago School Board
Be, B. Andrews
Brown University
Chicago Public Schools
Kenney
First National Bank of Washington
Hattie M. Pullman
George AL. Puliman
Jsephins
Louie Rubsem
Frederick S. Glover
Clara Harper
Alexandria
Firnokyn
N. Y
McNare
Cooper
Naval Academy
Dora
Jock
Sta
Princess Chimay
Frincese Chimay
Yellow Jack
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