Spain Accepts American Peace Terms Officials Say
Madrid Aug. 6. The Spanish reply to the United States accepting the peace conditions has been completed and will be submitted to the Queen Regent before the Cabinet meeting. A Madrid dispatch to the Journal confirms the acceptance, signaling a pivotal step toward finalizing a peace agreement.
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Spain to answer American terms on peace expected today
Waiting at Wasarnoros Aug 6, officials awaited Spain's response to American peace terms. Madrid dispatches hinted at acceptance, but Washington and Madrid offices reported no final word. Cabinet review this afternoon could delay a final decision. unconditional acceptance would end delay, while any conditions might reopen talks.
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Spaniards in Puerto Rico vow to fight to the end
From Washington to Porto Rico dated August 5 to 8, reports say Spanish forces around San Juan plan to resist American landings while consuls seek neutral zones for foreign residents. Navy censorship helped block Spanish reinforcement. Some officers accused of desertion or suicide after evacuations at Guanica and Ponce.
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Guayamo Captured By Brooke Brigade
Washington Aug 6 Late today the War Department received General Miles report from Ponce Aug 6 Brooke brigade captured Guayamo yesterday with no losses and minor skirmishing. Enemy strength estimated around 500 with uncertain regulars. Three Fourth Ohio privates Cordner Riffe and Wolcott wounded lightly. One Spaniard killed and two wounded.
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Will Not Force Resistance in Porto Rico
A Madrid dispatch to the Herald reports the government orders the War Minister not to force resistance in Porto Rico to the utmost. The Powers regret any loss of life and expect Porto Rico to fall to American hands. Captain General urged to imitate or better General Toral’s terms.
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