War Dispatches Span Coast to Coast in May 1898
The May 3 to May 4 reports detail Dewey's fleet actions at Manila Bay, Cuban theater movements, and Espana naval moves. Admiral Sampson's squadron engages Spanish vessels while U S forces organize invasions of the Philippines and Puerto Rico. The president commends Dewey and Congress debates war measures and troop mobilization.
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Dewey
Mewlon
Spain
Abe
Adesrimpson
United States
Jiawiyian Islands
Manila
Joseph Wheeler
Lewes
Wilson
Oregon
Malloy
Cape Verge
Cadiz
Washington
Cuba
Beliel Pyent
London
Singapore
J. Prepork
Uenes Ayiis
Amma
Tlavanu
Tampa
Biancee
Sampson
Puerto Tico
Dewey Wangen
Sinko
Assasieh
Ates
Tus
Shewers
Leola
Fii
Clement
Cudy
Am Anc
Asiase
Iurpenis
Maxiner
Donn Cone
Asoner
Anu Mt Tt
Ebere
Ster Republic
Charleston
Igre
Philippines
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Nasil
Chogeht
Knmé
Port de France
Martinique
St. ‘Hom
Anti
Gomexs Bourgouris
Great Britain
Saul Elestsin
Tolton
Christina
Custuhe
Isla de Suasen
General Lego
Isla de Cuba
Marquis del Duero
Jao
Velasco
Juan Juan de Austria
Homskong
Hins—Ewey
Deweyrou
Cuvite
Cavite
Bay Unlradis
Manile
Isle de Cuba
Lartegena
Cen Joh Wheeler
Ray OW
Angi
Tryine
Hawa
Regiat
Urarsburs
Gunmoat Newport Ani
Tailewine Seng Thenks
Admiral Dewer
Ton
United States of America
Congress
Navy Department
Lafayette
Nanive
Vera Cruz
Uavana
Havana
Ceriat
Bassingers
Directis
Saturda
Tne
Nav 48
Preskten
Aic Waaler
Cabe Ai
Governonr General of
Masirid
Panayan
Stronchohi
Pour Caves
Rae
Lorenzo
Cath
Bensys
West Indian
Haye
Chickamauga Nationa Park
Ameri
Cangness
Hbe
Dewees
Senate
Pascal Congr
Meappoimtiel
Charles TW
Ala
Sis Soohe
Dripki
Manuds
Amer
Dewer
Ordingis
Ant
Fam
Vietory
George Dewes
Cape Varde
Puerto Fueg
Wemural
Montejo
War Department
Tansport
Griste ‘Yxmpa
Cardiz
Salsi “Tu
Athiati
Cervera
Eraust
TNS
Too Much for Wer in Undershade Exchange
A terse exchange ends a relationship as a woman declares they have parted over a clash of names. The scene centers on a girl with a soulful gaze confronting the man who insulted Anthony Hops, calling him Tony Hawkins.
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Lhuiman- Sivsters
Thirteenth Infantry
Brooklyn
Ohie
Jwtriors
New York City
Volumicer Serkes
Tie
Hitlitia
Spain
Anthony Hops
Tony Hawkins
The Death Rate and Health Remedies Mentioned
A column notes malaria as a fatal risk, urging prevention and treatment with Tos tetter's Stomach Dittens. It mentions the Queen of Italy as a long distance walker and chess hobbyist, plus teething syrups and patent medicines like No-To. The text reflects early 20th century health advertising and public concerns.
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Tostetter
Hood's Sarsaparilla Cure Promised for Eruptions
An A B C style testimonial fragment describes a boy’s skin eruptions worsening then improving after taking Hood's Sarsaparilla. The ad cites Mrs Eva Dorseare of Horton and promotes the medicine as America’s greatest remedy priced at $1, six for $5. The text also includes unrelated quips about domestic life and tobacco cessation.
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Hood
Sarsaparilla
Eva Dorseare
Horton
C. I. Haed & Co
Lowell
Mags
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Department of State
Mae
Maskatches
Navy
Theodore Kooschvelt
Alger Ven Uesuerdt
Tahver
Chickamauge
Rowne
Wae Department
NASA
Micas Jou
Garon
Gomes
Fourth Infantry
Orederal
Gunerals Nunez
Gosiello
Gernors Holcomb
Nebraska
Nolice
Secretary of War
J*hibppue Islands
Winslow
Mayen
Peng
Afea
Mit Whitney
Bureau of Malary Tnteligenon Oe
Thareata
Cahha
Georss Dewey
Dilip
Mane
San Juan Bay
Porto Rito
City OF
Porto Rico
Fort Blancs, San Juan
Winstow
Softleigh
Miss Cutting
Hodd
Leefsteak
Sterling Remery Coe
New York
Baker’s
la Belle Chocolatiere
Walter Baker & CO
Dorchester
Mass
Sea Brew
Jadice
Thal
Helen
Dasiona
Imscvan
Mr. Bactich
Cess
Par
Helen Wilmans
Sea Breeze