Invasion Plans Delay for Cuba and Porto Rico
Washington reports a delay in the transport fleet for Cuba with 10 000 troops planned for Porto Rico within ten days. Some ships moved late, censorship to be lifted soon, and a second expedition toward Porto Rico is planned. Admiral Sampson and Lieutenant Blue receive praise for reconnaissance at Guantanamo.
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Marines at Guantanamo attacked by Spaniards again
Battles near Havana report Spanish ships maneuvering to bait American blockaders. American guns fired, but no ships were hit. Havana batteries targeted an auxiliary gunboat. no retaliation followed. British steamer Tyrian notes torpedo-boat Terror at port and limited damage from May 12 bombardment.盧
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Steamers From Liverpool Sail For New Brunswick Renamed
Three Spanish steamers tied to Glynn and Sons at Liverpool the Gallego Navarre and Palestine were renamed Comus La Juna and Palestro and sailed yesterday for St John New Brunswick. Later reports confirmed they belong to Glynn and Sons and have been transferred to the British Canadian line with no calls at Spanish ports.
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Renewal of Spanish attacks on marines at Hayti coast
On June 13 14 a special report from Mole St Nicolas Hayti says Sunday fighting renewed against marines landed Friday. Camp McGalla Crest Hill faced much larger Spanish forces while Texas Marblehead and Abarenda directed fire on the coast and evasive bushes used to screen Spanish movements.
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Spanish War Bulletin Reports Cuban Harbor Movements
Navy bulletin from Mole St Nicolas June 14 says Lieutenant Blue completed a 70 mile harbor observation near Santiago de Cuba. Spanish fleet located in harbor. Spanish forces attacked Guantanamo camp with four marines killed and mutilated. Surgeon Gibbs also died. Sampson.
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Hard Fighting at Guantanamo Ends With Stubborn Stand
After two nights of heavy combat at Guantanamo Bay the Marine battalion clings to a camp near the outer harbor. Casualties run two Americans killed and four wounded as Cuban forces cooperate imperfectly and endure persistent assaults. Colonel Huntington fortifies trenches and awaits further attacks through the night.
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Spain Requests Powers to Urge Occupation and Surrender
In June 1905 the Neue Freie Presse reports Spain asks for authority to pressure Manila to surrender to insurgents and allow actions against the town. The note cites government aims and implications of enforcement in the colonial conflict.
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