Manila Manila News From War Fronts Aug 18 1898
War dispatches describe renewed American outer works bombardment by Spanish forces near Manila. Casualties include S H Howell McCanna and C Sauer with eleven wounded. Reports detail Dewey’s actions, Merritt orders, and insurgent tensions as American forces consolidate control and prepare for further operations in the Philippines.
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Manila
New York
The
Herald
Dewey
Hong Kong
Trith
Rertlars
Nebraska Volunteers
S. H. Howell
Ifantry
McCanna
Regular Infaretry
C. Sauer
Infantry
Washington
War Department
Council of Defense
Spemish Nes
McAr
Greene
Amerson
Elly
Iyn
Matite
Bynendo
San Miguel
Merritt
G AI Merritt
Gene Ine
Ame
Cotlow
Adjutant-General’s Office
Postanita Bay
Uss
United States
Onser
TL Corbin
Ajubant
Ington
Ifope
Philippines
Aguinaldo
Bay
Admiral Dewey
Pesc Ean
Mt Wit
War
Aretary Alger
Depa A
Froz
Patenes
de Sauthee
Trodmiral Sampson
Admiral Sampson and Schley retain commands in Cuba plan
August dispatches report Admiral Sampson will remain in command of the North Atlantic fleet while Rear Admiral Schley continues in his naval role on the Porto Rico commission. The Navy Department announced the arrangement as volunteers begin to return home and preparations unfold for Camp Thomas.
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Shafter
Gen. Wheeler
New York
Gener
Joe Wheeler
Wikoff
Montank Point
Mobile
Whitly
Second Massachusetts Volunteers
Washington
War Department
United States
Key West
South
Montauk
Sampson
Havana
Dolphin
Admir
Schley
San Jun
Chinsten
Ilinois Cavalry
Wate Infantry
Chickamensa
New York Infantry
Fernandina
Florida
York
Castle Willian
Governors Island
Bammer
Glen Island
Admiral Sasapson
Tle
Tnele
la Grentanamo
Grant
Madrid
Senor
Silvert
Manila
Cortes
Omler
Schleyington
Adm Simpson
Admiral Schley
Cubon
Ports
War Department Hs
Gener Brooke
Schleshington
North Atlantic
Porto Rico
Wement
Navy Department
Homemane National Park
Camp Thomas
Philadelphis
Jankford Arsenal
Spernon
Eteen
Aire
Admiral Sculey III
Westport
Conn
W. S. Sedley
Saugatuck
Wortley
Associated Press
I. G. Gregory
Hines
Sa Onden
Hiavana
Hayama
Mve
Santago de Cuba
New York Hert
New York Works
Chicago Recor
New York Evening Post
Whilwlelphia Press
Jerome
Stewart Brice
Brier
Blaney
Washine
Vermont
Minnesota
Town
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Nebraska
Volumteer
Ohie Light Artillery
Tlinois Volumieer
Georgi Light Artillery
New York and Pennlvania
Agust
Santiaso de Cuba
Donaldson
Santiago
Crespo
Donildson
Customs Department
General Shafter
Wuastrington
Cormun
San Hago
Blanco Falliberty
Wilson
Ponce
James V. Wilson
District of
Order
General Grant
War tax forces Los Angeles exchange to quit business
War tax makes low priced stock trading unprofitable and the Los Angeles Mining and Stock Exchange decides to cease operations. The issue notes weather summaries in the Salt River valley, crop prospects in Mine Little Colorado and Navajo counties, plus local notices on tax levies, school district bonds, and new county appointments.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles Mining and Stock Exchange
Salt River Valley
Axrevitur
Mrernoon
Colorado
Gla
Maricopa
River Valley
Navajo County
Weather Bureau reshuffles Arizona to Mississippi section
Colonel W. T. Blythe, longtime observer and Phoenix office head, is reassigned to lead the Mississippi section based in Vicksburg. A new Arizona station at Plag sh is planned with Blythe departing once instruments arrive. His successor in Arizona is Mr. Burns, formerly of Washington, described as capable and aligned with territorial needs.
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Weather Bureau
W. T. Blythe
Arizona
Weather Bureau Service
Department
Mississippi
Vicksburg
Plagsh
Bipthe
Phoenix
Tln
Thie Sersdor
Wurns
Washington
Deine
Burns Moweh
Commonwealth
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Monroe
Hes
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San
Tonar
John A. Howell
Chis. S. Norton
Cameron H. Winson
Edwin A. Anderson
Geo. Cowie
Hawaiian News
San Francisco
Glenfarg
Tone Kong
Honolulu
Hawaii
Newlands
United Sta
United Stes
Sewall
London
Hts
Secretary of War
Pion
Amrust 2
Columbs
Teli
Manchester
United State Ami
Far East
Signal Corps
United Iy
Able
Thompson
Greeley
Momank Point
Roston
Boston
Sternberg
SPD
Newport
Fort Monroe
the Herald
Santa Rico
Philiprin
Staunton
Sigsbee
Chas. D. Sleshee
St. Paul
West PO
Albert L. Mills
Military Academy
West Point
Gibraltar
Algefras
Bay of Gibraltar
Seville
Secretary of the Treasury
United
Peace Commission
Ambassay
State Department
Tus
Jamaica
Kingston
Barriadoes
Pones
Chickamauga Park
Breckenridge
Sewal
Uban Finances
Great Britain
Sten Ingithe
Offici
Les
Morrison
Sead
Ely
Drnivista
Elly Brothers
Warren St
Weekly Weather Bureau
Bucklen and Co
Chicago
Dr. King
Phoenix Drug Co
Board OF Supervisors
Lee Gray
Hix
Grand
Rebool
Nipel
Hool
County Bay
G. A. Streitz
Henry Wilson
Wickenburg
Phursday
Creighton
Yu Awattin
McKnight and Geary
Tee
Hood
Sean Yauss
Tao
Tall
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Pheatx Drag Co
W. Washington Stdden
Frank Os
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