Americans Victory Near Manila in Spanish Attack
Spaniards launched a night assault on the American camp between Cavite and Manila on July 31, with over 3,000 attackers. American fire repulsed each charge and held the line. casualties included 11 Americans killed and 37 wounded, while Spanish losses were reported heavy. The action occurred as U S forces near Manila prepared for further operations amid reports of broader peace negotiations.
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Dewey Stripping for Action in Manila
A World dispatch from Manila dated August 4 reports the United States monitor Monterey arriving, with Manila expected to fall after Monadnock’s arrival next Thursday. Admiral Dewey’s ships are preparing for action as troops await landings amid heavy seas and high winds. Three natives drown after a boat capsized during attempted landings. Merritt organizes forces for an attack on Manila while Dewey’s fleet man the trenches opposite Spaniards. Manila’s lights are out, meats exhausted, and defenses described as a trench cordon with batteries near Cavite.
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Columns Advancing on the City From Four Directions
Dispatches from Madrid report that Spain will retain control of the island routes to protect property interests while forming a commission to study the Philippines disposal. Francisco Scott Key Monument dedication memorializes the author in Maryland. British stance on China rail concessions satisfies settlements. Troop movements northward in Puerto Rico reduce fighting likelihood as generals maneuver toward San Juan.
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Secretary of War halts further troop dispatch to Porto Rico
Aug 9 report from General Miles states reinforcements to Porto Rico are stopped. The existing force is deemed sufficient to complete the conquest. General Wade's eighteen regiments remain in the United States awaiting orders.
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Spain to deliver reply on U S terms at White House
The Spanish reply will be delivered at the White House today between 5 and 6 p m. It accepts the stated conditions but presents views on each point and on questions arising from carrying them into effect. Whether this will satisfy the United States remains to be decided.
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