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Reno Evening Gazette

Location

Reno, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1898

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Spaniards in Need of Food Isolates Santiago de Cuba

Reported by Associated Press from Jamaica and Washington notes that Admiral Sampson and Commodore Schley are tightening a blockade around Santiago de Cuba. The city is cut off from outside aid and facing famine as Spanish reinforcements are diverted elsewhere.

Orr Santiaco pE Cuna Associated Press Wanpa Kingston Jamaica Admiral Sampson Commodore Schley Santiago de Cuba Cervera Schley Mercedes Socapa Cayesmith Morter Vizcaya Almirante Oquendo Cristobal Colon Maria London Madrid Sevor Gayasta I baat Roseia atepa

Twickenham Arrives at Key West With Prize Crew

Key West June 15 British steamer Twickenham captured off Kingston June 10 by auxiliary cruiser St. Louis arrives with prize crew aboard. The vessel carried 3,000 tons of coal and a passenger suspected as a Spanish government employee.

Key West Twickenham Kingston St. Louis

Sampson Reinforced by Cuban Help at Guantanamo

The Navy Department bulletin says Admiral Sampson reports reinforcement by several hundred Cubans and that American forces at Guantanamo are in a very satisfactory condition. Acerraderos has been occupied by troops under General Rabí, with General Garcia's men cooperating with American forces.

Washineron Navy Department Sampson Guantanamo Acerraderos Rabi Garcia

Second Fleet Sails for the Philippines

San Francisco June 15 The second fleet of transports weighed anchor at about one o clock and are now on their way to Manila.

Astor Battery Associated Press St. Lous New York Union station San Francisco F.C. March Missouri Pacific Pueblo Denver & Rio Grande Rio Grande Western Ogden Southern Pacific Manila Tranaporta GazrtTE China Senator the GazETTE Joel W. D. Haminton BOO east Fifteenth street Minneapolis Palace Hotel

Paving Expeditions into Cuba and Hawaiian Ship Movements

Cable reports daring Cuban incursions to Santiago de Cuba with the Suwanee landing 70,000 rounds of ammunition and 6,000 rifles aiding insurgents. Sergeant Delehanty’s crew captured two ambush boats with heliograph and flags. Also notes National Committee in Nashville maneuvering proxies amid Park Butler faction disputes. Transport ships ready for Manila departures and Hawaiian resolutions vote defeated in Washington.

Cuba Cable and Associated Press Santiago Juans Sasnee Daniel Delehanty Rantiago de Cabs Schley Resarsaro Santiago de Cuba Delehanty Aspartaro Papa Associated Press t Omana People’s party Nashville Milton Park Park Marion Butler Barton Barker Philadelphia

Germany May Take a Hand Threatens to Oppose Our Forces

A Kingston dispatch reports a British ship officer saying Spanish and Cuban supply routes via Jamaica threaten to undermine the American blockade. It notes ships changing flags to English and Spanish crews seeking cargoes to Manzanillo and Havana, raising U S government concerns over neutrality.

Asociate Preas New York Kingston Talbot Havana Batabano Jamaica Purieana Concepcion Cuba Coenen Dent

Siege Report From Mapri Fears Rebel Assault

Dispatch from Captain General Augusti in Manila dated June 6 describes a critical situation around Mapri with rebels surrounding the town. Troops have drawn lines closer and strengthened trenches while communications fail. Reinforcements from General Monet are awaited as white suburban residents seek refuge in the defense.

Mapri Augusti Manila Monet

Spaniards Routed Near Guantanamo Bay Camp

United States marines and Cuban allied forces attacked a Spanish camp five miles from American lines, routing four hundred Spaniards and breaking up the camp. One American wounded, two Cubans killed, four wounded. Spanish losses put around forty dead. Vesuvios batteries firing on fortifications caused believed heavy damage. New Orleans shelled east of Morro Castle. Camp McCalla report notes eighteen Spanish prisoners, one officer, 100 Mauser rifles, 10,000 rounds. about one hundred Spaniards killed.

Unirep States GUANTANAMO BAY Kingston Jamaica Santiago de Cuba New Orleans Morro Castle New Yor Camp McCalla Guantanamo harbor

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