Battle of La Quisina Aids Roosevelt Troops Stand Firm
June 25 dispatch details the first Cuban fight where Colonel Wool and the First and Tenth Cavalry, with Roosevelt at left, held a ridge under heavy fire. Casualties include several killed and many wounded or missing. Spanish losses likely heavier.
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Jaragua
Cuba
Associated Press
Kingston
Jamaica
Wowl
Rough Riders
la Quasina
Roosevelt
Wood
Colonyl Roosevelt
Santines
Fife
McCormack
Lund
First
Wool
Adjutant Hall
Young
la Quisina
Bhatthack
Saboney
eSiboneyo
Cuhane
Hoosevelt
Harvard Sails From Newport News With Reinforcements
The auxiliary cruiser Morvard left Newport News at 2 PM for Sante with the Ninth Massachusetts Regiment and two battalions of the Thirty fourth Michigan under Colonel Rogan and Colonel Peterian. Thousands cheered along the river as the ship listed slightly from weight. The Vulcan repair ship trailed the Harvard to sea as crowds said farewell to the nation’s defenders.
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Newport News
Morvard
Sante
Moesaechywectia Regiment
Michigan
Marvard
Yale
Ohi Point
Shafter
Massachusetts
Fred J. Rogan
J. 2 Peterean
Vulcan
Spanish Fleet Reaches Port Said During War Dispatch
A June dispatch from Alexandria reports the Spanish squadron with transports has arrived at Port Said. The ships listed include the battleship Pelaye and cruiser Emperador Carlos Quintes with destroyers and multiple transports. Admiral Camara plans to coal there while a Spanish squadron heads to the Philippines to land troops.
Troops Ordered From Camp Thomas to Cuba Front
An order from Major General Breckinridge directs the movement of fifteen regiments including the Fourth and Sixteenth Pennsylvania from Camp Thomas toward Tampa for direct embarkation to Cuba. The ordnance department also rushes Springfield rifles and equipment to complete outfits for twenty regiments, sparking enthusiasm and urgency across affected camps.
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Chickamauga
Chattanooga
National Military Park
Gia
Camp Thonas
Gieneri Breeke
Cuba
Pennsylvania
Tampa
Ordnance Department
Cnmpr
Peace Effort Urged by Friends of Peace Group
Leaders of the Friends of Peace, including prominent business and economic sectors, have unanimously urged the government to negotiate for peace. A near-term resolution backed by the coalition calls for proactive diplomacy and an end to hostilities.
Jury convicts Griner of murder in stepdaughter case
In Wilkes-Barre a jury found Jumee BR Griner guilty of murder in the case of his step-daughter Caroline Shiffer. The verdict was returned at midnight Saturday night after a lengthy trial. Griner faces sentencing on Monday.
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Wilkes-Barre
Griner
Caroline Shiffer
Sailors Drowned in Bond Point Incident
A letter from a shipman aboard the Phitladut hia reports a drowning on the voyage from Halifax to Vancouver. At Bond Point a strain of Mongelinss caused the crew to fall overboard. the pilot and four sailors perished as men were seen in a bear near the vessel.
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Halifax
Ipteam Kall
Phitladuthia
Vaencouver
Bond Point
Prince Mary Backs Out of Planned Trip
Proves unreliable text notes Prince Mary withdrawing from a proposed visit to Japan. Berlin dispatches say Shanghai sources indicate privacy concerns and a possible shift in royal plans amid diplomatic chatter.
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Berlin
Shanghai
Prince Dears
Prueela
Law
Tin
Japan
Spaniards Vader Suspicion Weert June 2 War Time Report
Fragmentary dispatch describes Spanish forces and allied units near the marsh coast of Catis infer. It notes a contemplated sortie by a party referred to as Bpentards and a possible meeting within a day or two to coordinate actions.
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Catis Infer
Mevemiente
Miavuin
Peace sentiment grows as Europe deserts Spain
Madrid reports a cabinet session on national defense as premier Asti seeks unity to avoid European intervention. Ministers discuss charges in the ministry while newspapers blame powers for abandoning Spain in adversity. Spain readies forts and reinforcements as Washington hints at intervention and direct talks with America are urged.
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Mattrid
Juine
Sonor Sage Asti
Benrwuis
Spain
France
Washington
Germany
Russia
Europe
Santigs
Pando
Americins
Cola
Wehaidi
Madrid
el Im. Parchal
Americ
Speth Am
Ameru
Ameren
Europa
Face to Face Foes Near Bevilva In Spanish American War
Dispatch notes U S and Spanish forces in close contact near Bevilva with troops ashore at Balydiel and Surithige. Supplies to last a week, heavy losses on both sides, official counts place dead around twenty two and wounded between seventy six and one hundred, with the Spanish suffering greater casualties.
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Associated Press
Dandy
Jaragua
Witurlay
Kingston
Jamaica
United States
Spain
Certin
Surithige
Balydiel
Avith
Shafter Hue
Ifi
Dove of Dife
Shatter
Ponty
Santiago
Bevilla
Wheeler
Neo
Plant Blown Down in Dubois Storm Wrecks Facility
A powerful storm in Dubois Pennsylvania toppled the J Malier Glace company plant causing extensive damage to the office and packing rooms. One worker sustained injuries while the rest of the facility remained intact. Emergency crews responded to the scene as officials investigated the incident.
Fire destroys hotel in Uitte Ontario on Niugura River side
A hotel at the weston hotel in Uitte Ontario on the opposite side of the Niugura River was destroyed by fire today. The blaze caused extensive damage with estimates of thousands of dollars in loss. Firefighters from local districts battled the flames for hours but the structure could not be saved.
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Weston
Uitte
Ont
Patient Navy Delays Land Operations Yet Aims at Santiago
The report from Havana notes the U S Navy remaining patient while land forces press Morro Castle. It forecasts a decisive week as Spanish Admiral Cervera may surrender or destroy ships after harbor forts fall under heavy bombardment. Odyssey of Santiago de Cuba. fate to be decided.
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Santiago de Colm
Preas
Kineton
Jamaica
Morro Castre
Sontlige
Carvera
Morr Castle
Cer
From a Spanish Point of View 1908 War News
The dispatch reports Cuban insurgent losses in Santa Clara and disarray among bands, with American forces repelling Spanish attacks near Santiago de Cuba on the 23rd and 24th. It notes American casualties, naval movements near Bundage and Baliquiri, and quotes from Havana about theatre audiences and trade pages in La Bolsa.
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Associated
Tayane
Ma Vann
Sanhasaro Avehue
Santa Clara
Santiago de Cuba
Bundage
Baliquiri
Cuba Ibre
Key West
Fla
Sieker
Spain's Naval Rebuild Aims for New Fleet Rapidly
The Observer reports Madrid plans a third squadron within three weeks to counter threats. It states ships capable of 25 knots, including 8.0 and 1293 ton classes, to protect the Canary Islands and the Sine Jel coast in emergencies.
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Hendon
The
Madrid
Observer
Tom
Tome
Coach Lehman Engaged
Rudolph C. Lehman of Harvard College engages to Mire Alle Mare Davie of the city, daughter of the late Marrivon Liavie. The wedding follows the engagement announcement from Worciattr Mask.
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Lehman
Worciattr
Mask
Rudolph CC
Major Jumer Teel Wounded in Engagement Near Bantiga
Altoon, Pa report that Major Jumer Teel of the First United State Cavalry was wounded in the engagement near Bantiga on Friday. He is a native of Uhiw ely and former Byerlgmu, TY.
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Allyn KK
States
Hamilton Fisitl
Firat
United States Valuiteer
Cnvalle
Bergeant Doherty
Troay
A. Ifibet
United Fiptes Volunteer Cavalry
Marcus Russell
First
United States Volunteer Cavalry
Russell
Troy
N.Y
Governor Hill's Star
Legett
United States
Vourtner Cavalry
Harry Hepfner
United States Cavalry
Milden W. Danson
W. T. Ervin
Prvate Slennow
Prvate B. Work
Krupp
Regular Cavalry
Stark
Din
Regular
Kelabe
Bartin
Reglar
Corporal White
Tenth Regular Cavalry
Bella Pennsylvanian
Altoom
Jane
Jumer Teel
Flrst Nited State Cavalry
Fire destroys property in Huntingdon Pennsylvania
A fire yesterday in Huntingdon destroyed the double burners property owned by Thomias Nowell or Poinefron. The incident affected several tenants including Why de apoonerbarger and Wleyoles, with OW. Chambers noted among residents.
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Huntingdon
Thomias Nowell Ait Poinefron
Democratic center committee backs McGulley for governor
Uniontown Pa June 4 the Democratic center committee of Payette County met here Westoniay and instructed the delegates to the state convention by support Colonel J McGulley for governor
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Uniontown
Democratic Centre Committee
Payette County
Westoniay
Speport
J. McGulley
Trains Crash Kill Four Soldiers Near Tupelo
Four soldiers die and multiple others are injured when a rear train section of a two-part locomotive crashes into the halted first section near Tupelo Mississippi. Colonel Torrey survives though injured. the engineer, Rawle, is missing and alleged to have fled.
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Tupelo
Miss
Mise
Slaile
Turner
Cheyenne
Wee
Kanfis City
Memphis
Birmingham
Torrey
St. Joseph
Meo
St. Louis
le Rawle
Cotepol Torrey
Himmself
Mapes
Reinforcements for Gen Gomez in Cuban conflict
Key West reports Isabel arrives with Cuban dispatches from La Camaguey and other units converging on Santiago. General Gomez strengthens lines with 2400 rifles while reports detail skirmishes, casualties, and movements of Cuban forces against Spanish troops near Nuevitas and Camaguey.
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Key West
Isabel
Rafael Mora
Felix de Lac Rios
Bener T. Ketrada Palma
New York Junta
Isatel
Cayo Romans
Iin Feland
Ula
la Esperaingen
Camaguey
Cubitas
Nouvitas
Capote
United States
Milley Stout
Morn
Twke
Amaguey
Comer
Livera
Scranton News Briefs Highlight War, Trade and Camp Alger
General news from Washington and Scranton covers war developments, Fiscal matters, and local events. Reports on races, a Knights of Malta feast, and Camp Alger quiet on a Sunday. Rev. don A. Copa of Philadelphia pens a local sermon.
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Camp Alger
Knights of Maite
Unreadable OCR Summary Card
Fragmentary text describes American troops in a Sans ace moniat context with references to infantry cavalry and artillery units. Names and places are garbled, making specific events or outcomes unclear.
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Martrid
Camatin
Blownes Welesrahe
Ulathet
Trenne
Melfth
Amerans
Rplaneos
Degensos
Thad
Fire in Millville. House and Workshop Destroyed
A Millville fire gutted a house and adjacent workshop, causing extensive damage. Fire crews battled flames, with authorities noting several outbuildings affected and potential structural hazards. No injuries immediately reported.
Marching to Santiago and the Journey of Soldiers
Fragmentary OCR notes recount a march toward a distant theater, mentioning Washington and military movement. The text hints at routes, postings, and potential battles, with a focus on transcontinental logistics and wartime deployment.
Weather Outlook for Washington and New York Region
Forecaster notes unsettled weather with threat of colder Tong winds and occasional storms. Expect cloudy skies across the mid Atlantic and New England with scattered showers and possible thunderstorms later in the week.
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Thomes T. Knox
View
M. L. Newovorbe
Tromp
Kinet
Martin Priail
Firet Cavatre
Sammuel Todd
Fleet Cavalry
Arthur Wheelin Treoge
Torn Wave Airy
Theodore Gyyee
Rouge
Tenth Cavalry
Kelly Allydeeer
Jam « Russell
First Volunteer Cavalry
Thomas Tyan
K. J. Albers
FP. Migher
Grorce Roland
Firet
PA. Miller
Pray Bt
Pouch Cavalry
Dov. Watson
Troup G
Firet Cavalry
Jel Dimart
Merriam Camp
Troop 3
Bb. W. Bail
Virat
PB. McDonald
N. HL Cochrane
Chilcot
Iret
Miller
W. 8. Sharp
Biiwate
J. J. Slender
J. 20. Denniss
Sergia
Ma Hi
Firse
Cleneral Young
Einlborneness
Syanlarda
General Young
Woolf
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Harvard
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Port Said
Philippines
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Omic
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Prince Mary
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Preus
Associatas Prowse
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Cire
Huntingdon, Pa
Hoodoord Regiment
Troona A
Jacksonville
Fin
Walter States Volunteer Cavalry
Rocky Mountain
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Colorado
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Nevada
Utah
Wattace
Sam Jowneoon
Gourigan
Ldontian
Reap
Giemer
Henry
Gomez
San Espiritu
Menocal
Port Hanes
Gomes
Neuvitas
Steiner
Bahamas
Donil
Washine Hen
Commorellia
Don A. Copa
Philadelpate
Cours
E Editorial
Our Oriental Trade
Colbratt Core
Scranton
Blanco
Milville
N. J
Millville
Uninaien
Dune S.A
Stuvic
Dlan- Banilies
Snagosia
London
Malrlore
Pally Toledengly
Soren Bagisti
Weather Forecast
New. York
Jina
Midilly States
New England
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