Teh American Vessel Blown Up at Cabanas
Havana dispatches report an American vessel used to remove torpedoes at Cabanas blown up with seventeen crew members killed. Unconfirmed messages cited by Washington dated May 17.
17 May 1898
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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1898
Page
1
Havana dispatches report an American vessel used to remove torpedoes at Cabanas blown up with seventeen crew members killed. Unconfirmed messages cited by Washington dated May 17.
Washington reports the American blockading squadron expects Spain's fleet to appear off Cape San Antonio in western Cuba at any moment. The army is not expected to move into Cuba while Spanish ships stay in American waters.
Admiral Dewey has purchased two large transport steamers from England. The rebellion in the Philippines has spread and the whole island of Cebu is in the hands of the rebels.
London May 17 The American cable companies here refuse to transmit Spanish government messages citing policy and potential international friction.
Fourteen thousand troops hold Tampa as Manila inhabitants suffer horseflesh rationing while Admiral Dewey reports Manila under control. Spanish forces at Havana number twenty thousand with forty thousand volunteers. forts gain stone reinforcements and cannon with twelve mile range. Villamil's mission to Martinique draws Madrid praise amid blockade tension. Advertising note: local merchants promote agricultural gear, shoes, and hardware with testimonials and price-driven appeals.
Lovelock residents report on community matters including health, travel, and local visitors. The piece covers a memorial service and fundraising for a Maine monument, a shooting incident involving the Romwell brothers and W C Pitt, and commentary on liquor sales to Indigenous people.
M B Stauntons adds a fresh collection of neckwear described as the very latest fashions. The update signals a broad selection for customers seeking refined attire and stylish ties.
W. H. Hott serves as the inspector of sheep for Humboldt County with a Paradise Valley Nevada postoffice address as listed on the professional card for the period.
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