Rumors of Spanish Cape Verde Fleet Destroyed by Americans
London rumor mill reports the American squadron may have destroyed the Spanish Cape Verde fleet after a rumored meeting with the Spanish forces. No official confirmation yet.
24 May 1898
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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1898
Page
1
London rumor mill reports the American squadron may have destroyed the Spanish Cape Verde fleet after a rumored meeting with the Spanish forces. No official confirmation yet.
Washington may 24 the navy department says no news of any engagement between the American and Spanish fleets has been received and no notice of the Oregon’s arrival at Key West has been received.
In New York on May 24 the German consul in Manila warned of provisioning a ship under German warship protection. Admiral Dewey warned he would shell any German vessels that obstructed operations. The plan was abandoned.
Maprio reports official notice that Cervera’s fleet remains at Santiago de Cuba. The Manila expedition is abandoned and Cadiz fleet slated to relief Havana. One thousand soldiers departed Barcelona for Cadiz yesterday with nineteen American ships arrayed before Havana.
San Francisco on May 24 reports four companies of regulars a full Oregon volunteer regiment and a California artillery battalion boarded steamers Australia City of Sydney and City of Peking heading to Manila with departure set for tomorrow.
News in brief reports General Merritt and staff left Chicago at 6 p m for San Francisco. Other items note 106000 volunteers sworn into U S service and the death of Henry Foraker Sr at Hillsboro aged 83.
An advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe digesting aid after meals. It cites James Burns, a former Kansas City port collector, praising the remedy after twenty years of dyspepsia and urges others to try the tablets, claiming broad personal benefit.
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