War and politics mix in June reports across cities
June 2 items from Washington to Philadelphia note war measures volunteers voting while stationed, court actions against a former mayoral candidate, stock speculation influenced by naval news, and legislative moves on annexation and taxation. The spread includes local scores and market chatter.
War News and Allied Observers Track Movements Across Ports
Reports indicate Allied naval and military observers monitor forward troop movements at Porto Rico and surrounding ports. The US government contemplates further funding for a large volunteer force as war gears up, with supply lines in Tampa holding millions in tonnage and rations for 80 000 soldiers.
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The piece reports a presidential balloting outcome with M Dechanel and Morrison leading in a close vote by a majority of one. Reballot planned for president as desks were rearranged and a temporary president kept in office amid clamor.
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Fragmentary 1914 News Snapshots From War and Public Affairs
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Fall of El Morro and Spanish Fire During Santiago Bombardment
Dispatch from Havana details the destruction of the American ship in the harbor and the Spanish batteries at Socapa and Punta Garda. It notes American vessels withdrawing after heavy shelling and mentions the worsening conditions in Santiago with extreme prices and desperate inhabitants.
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Troubles for Castelar amid Spain political turmoil
Fragmented text reports on Spain's Regent Mata and attacks tied to Castelar and government stress. The garbled lines mention trials, prosecutions, and political tensions in Madrid with scattered references to dates and figures, reflecting a tumultuous period in Spanish affairs.
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