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News Gatherers Behind Cuban War Coverage
The piece profiles the Associated Press and its officers and reporters shaping American understanding of the Cuban revolt. It highlights Frank W. Mack and Colonel Charles S. Diehl guiding Havana coverage, the Key West squadron, and reinforcements like Edward Johnstone and W. A. Goode. It details strategic cable links through Kingston and St Thomas to keep the public informed.
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Spain
Cuba
United States
Associated Press
Frank W. Mack
Havana
Massachusetts Volunteers
Massachusetts Cavalry
Army Corps
Associated Prees
Gomez
Fuerto Principe
Santa Clara
Matangas
Havana City
New York
Melville E. Stone
Charless. Diehl
Diehl
North Atlantic
Key West
Washington
Charles A. Boynton
Congress
Court of Inquiry
Maine
de Lome
Uame
Edward BR. Johnstone
New York State
Johnstone
Tampa
Key Weat
Havank
Bigsbes
General Lee
Lee
Hawans
Tts
Thias
Oval
Weatherford
W. A. M Goode
Asociaited
Goode
Sampson
Siard
McGeoiese
Key Weel
Iard
Admiral Fampion
Cormander Chadwick
Pedre
Mr. Goode
Strategic Board
Cape Verde Islands
Porto Rico
Hampton Roads
Porto Ri
Jamain
Santiago de Cuba
Turk’s Island
Bermuda
Halifax
Panama
Galveston
Haiti
Haith
Kingston
Elmer Ei. Roberts
Jamaica
Roberts
Harold Martin
St. Thomas
Mr. Roberts
West Indies
Martinique
Stone
Martin
BR. B. Davenport
Santo Domingo
Davenport
Wallan
Thither
Albert E. Hunt
Philadelphia
Hunt
George Edward Graham
Albany
Assoclatedove
Bciley
Brooklyn
Graham
Mr. Johnstone
Dauntless
Jacksonville
Leon J. Canova
Byron R. Newton
Buffalo Evening News
FE. H. Butler
Associated Press Service
Newton
Canova
Queen of the Antilles