Not an American Killed in Manila Fight Sunk Spanish Vessels
A massive dispatch from Washington reports Dewey's Manila victory with heavy Spanish losses and calls for a congressional vote of thanks. Dispatches note rising excitement in Madrid and troop movements to reinforce US forces, with ships headed to Manila and preparations for landing and supply runs.
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MANILA
Wasumoroy
Long
Dewey
Wasmegton
Boutelle
House Committee on Naval Affaire
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Abeben
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Finnep
San Francisco
Philippines
Navy Department
Unparalleled Victory Report From Commodore Dewey
Navy officials publish cipher dispatches from Dewey detailing the Manila action. He claims silencing batteries and securing the bay though lacking enough men to seize Manila itself. He reports ships sunk or destroyed and Cavite possession with health and spirits high.
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Washmeton
Navy Department
Comodore Dewey
Dewey
Manila
Cavite
Reina Christan
None of Baltimore crew killed, telegram reports
From Hong Kong Captain Dyer of the United States cruiser Baltimore telegrammed the Baltimore mayor to report that no men of the crew were killed.
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Baurimore
Dyer
Baltimore
Hong Kong
Cable
Associated Presa
Ponto Pricr
Hayti
Mas 7
United States
Montgomery
Converre
Cara Payior
Two Troops of Arizona Volunteer Cavalry Enroute
Two troops recruited in Arizona passed through El Paso en route to San Antonio for arming and deployment. The men are noted as rough ranch riders with frontier experience, examined as finest specimens by the U S surgeon, and commanded by Lieutenant Brodie of Piecott. Additional recruits from the north expected in the park en camp.
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El Paso
Arizona
San Antonio
Texas
United State
Lisaienaot Brodie
Piecott
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Chicamuga
San Francisco
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Los Angeles
Day of Intercollegiate Meet Between Stanford and Nevada
The westbound train brought Stanford and Nevada athletes for an intercollegiate contest amid a favorable crowd. Stanfields Stewart won the 100 yards and Strout swept the 125 and 220 yard events. Moorman won the hammer and Finlayson the broad jump as other events remained unfinished at press time. Teachers' Meeting At the high school yesterday Miss Lithe M. Godding of Chicago introduced practical drawing for public schools focusing on pictorial drawing and daily blackboard practice. She urged a definite school program with natural, easy methods and demonstrated rapid blackboard drawing.
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University of Nevada
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Cantwell
Oirran
Moorman
Keyser
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Finlayson
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Evane
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Thompson
McCarran
San‘ord
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Gazette
Lithe M. Godding
Chicago
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Martinique
West Indies
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Porto Rico
New York
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Pres Capiz
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Wammatox
James H. Wilson
Delaware
Adjutant- General
War Department
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Manilla
Will Jein
Associated Prese
Port Comport
Brooklyn
New Orleans
pentula
Bonoich
Havery
France
Transatlantic Steamship company
La Fayette
Mineepolis
Havana
Felix W. Preston
Preston
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Sanator Sawtelle
Miles
Falle Coureh
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Arizona Volunteer Cav
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Germany
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State Department
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Board of Trade
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Peking
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Navy
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Africa
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