Fall of Santiago seals surrender of 20000 Spanish troops
Generals Howe and Toral witnessed the capitulation as American forces entered Santiago. Toral begged for favorable terms but surrendered unconditionally. At noon Captain Boketurick raised the stars and stripes over the palace while bands played. Spanish troops, under guard, moved to a nearby camp awaiting transport home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago
Marto Castle
Toral
Howe
Shotingo
Boketurick
Wweneip
Oregon Battleship Oregon Sets Pace In Naval Race Rally
Reports from Chicago Tribune describe the Oregon and Brooklyn racing the Spanish fleet off Santingo. The Oregon, with high pressure engines, kept pace with the Brooklyn, delivering fierce fire and speed that impressed officers and observers. The Colon surrendered after a sustained chase, with the Oregon leading early and maintaining top speed throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santingo
Oregon
Tod
Ufern
Cleaugts
Spichard
Leuter
Brooklyn
Byoni
Moe
Bolate
Colon
Mindy
Brooklyn Beecause
Srt
Philip
Texas
Raymond Rodgers
Vos Indiana
Vesgely
Ubee
Chicago Tribune
National Hymns and the Spirit of Liberty Explored
A historical essay examines national hymns as living symbols of patriotism across nations. It traces Germany, Britain, France, Russia, and America, linking tunes to collective identity, revolutions, and shared sacrifice, and notes how works like God Save the Queen and The Star Spangled Banner unify citizens under liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Rosshay
W. Grimm
Beland
Hliots
France
Elwes
Paris
Margellinise
Capial
Tuileries
Vere
Maine
Tiisehoud
Joseph Hayden
Wegland
Prestu
Frank
Ren
Longfelow
Nicholas
Guemans
Germany
Rhine
Prussia
America
United States
Hernia
Samuel Francis Smith
Towell Mason
Boston
Dr. Smith
Atlantic Ocean
Baltic
Mediterranean
Europe
Oulowsia
Revigoon
Maniwa
Colo
Armerica
Columbia
Amarica
Alt Aalaeahtn
Hanna Dard
Seranes
Arg Sales Halys
Beqven-Boro
Frredom
Fragdon
Rawle Gry
George I. Koos
Fmous
Ryot
Lincoln
Gread
Lind
Ocean
Why Brave
Hverty
Army
Navy
Marshfield City Notice and Advertisements
July 21 1808 notice of council adjournment and a public hearing on a road or street grading in Marshfield Wisconsin with dates July 28 to July 30 1898 and hours. Also mentions a city assessor and a merchants letter praising Chamberlains Pain Balm as a top remedy and urging purchase at Horns drug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalached
Deckert
Finney
McLees
Holtman
Wilhelm
Amen
Krags
Kampa
Theroll
Atsent
Scheibe
Adler
Marshfield
Hoffman
Ames
Kraus
Therolf
Tinney
Schelbe
Mangirieun
Wis
Wisconsin
Br Anch
van. Weuet
Mercantila Orm
Haas, Harris, Brim & McLain
Dawson
Chamberlain Medicine Co
Chamberlain
Horn
Prosperity promises for Wisconsin farmers and home buyers
A brandished message urges self reliance and industry as keys to success, notes opportunities in hardwood farming and land near Wisconsin Central lines, and promotes incentives for locating manufacturing plants with pamphlets available from W J Killen and associates. It also advertises Monona Lake Assembly excursion tickets to Madison with favorable home seeker limits and multiple travel windows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
W. J. Killen
Dalby and Abbot
Milwaukee
Wis
Monona Lake
Madison
DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve Featured In Many Claims
An aggregation of advertisements touts DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve and DeWitts Little Early Risers as cures for piles skin diseases and stomach troubles. Testimonials claim rapid relief from constipation headaches liver issues and eczema. Also mentioned is a gold scepter and jewels as curiosities, plus a note on a railway controversy and a quip about marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
H. Hota
Bob Beore
Lafayette
Lnd
Dowit
Milesburg
Je Win
H. Hero
John C, Dusan
C. Blanks
Lewisville
Texas
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Fatherland
Qarried
Kalecied
Kanga
Krave, Hoffman and Deckert
Enanee
Ixo
A. Thomas
N. W
Wit and Wisdom
Evans City
Globe
H. Horn
Bessan
Stheran
The
Marshfield Hardware Co
Rembs & Sturm
Marshfield Beer
Dr. Brewer & Son
Speckilst
Thes
Blongett
Brewer & Son
Masonic Temple
Chicago
John Therolf
Adler's
E. Blodgett
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