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Newspaper

Sioux County Bee

Location

Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1898

Page

15

Cervera Bottled Up in Santiago Harbor Report

Washington officials say the Spanish squadron under Cervera is confined in the harbor of Santiago de Cuba. They expect Sampson and Schley to force battle once vessels probe the channel, with bottling up likely shortening the war and no bombardment unless fired upon.

New York Herald Washington Spain Santiago de Cuba Cervera Navy Department Sampson Sehley Ciyeles Santiago Schley Iowa Indiana Massachusetts Brooklyn Mole St Nicholas Kingston Jamaica Department

Anglo Japanese Alliance Report Routed Through Vienna

London May 26 Vienna reports confirm well informed circles that England has moved toward an Anglo Japanese understanding. The Telegraph correspondent notes friendly advances to Spain and regards the agreement as covering all eventualities affecting alliance and policy.

London Vienna Daily Telegraph England Spain

Spanish request to search Adula denied by Kingston officials

The Spanish consul in Kingston asks to search the steamer Adula for official dispatches and contraband mail from the Marblehead. Colonial authorities say there is no proof of official dispatches and refuse without probable cause. Senor Domingo Mendez Capot, vice president of the Cuban republic, will sail from Port Antonio for Boston today.

Kingston Jamaica Associated Press Adula Cienfuegos Ife Navy Department United States Marblehead Murblehead London Senor Domingo Mendez Capot Port Antonio Boston Belvidere

Rumors On Spanish Navy Actions In Cuban Waters

A May dispatch from Port de Paix Haiti claims Admiral Cervera’s fleet may be flotilla and that the Viscaya and the Alphonso XIII may be destroyed. Madrid reports no positive outcome yet. lines of defense and maneuvers are outlined, with ships in front of Santiago de Cuba and rumors of a captured American warship in Cuban waters.

London Port de Paix Haiti Cervera Viscaya Alphonso XIII Madrid Correa Ivar Blanco Abantiago de Cuba Arnon Min Ister Marine Minister of Marines Queen Regent Santiago de Cuba Camara Cadiz Tle Senor Capdepon Interior War Office Manila Spain Cuban

Madrid Finance Minister Defends War Time Finances

In the chamber of deputies Senor Puigeerver, minister of finance, rejects charges of lack of foresight and says Spain's finances are in satisfactory condition with funds to cover war expenses. Officials remain silent on war news fueling despondent mood amid speculation of prolongation.

Madrid Chamber of Deputies Senor Puigeerver Marquis de Villiverde Spain la Correspondencia Jispana Uege

Alicante's Mission Known as Coal Carrier for Terror

The Spanish torpedo boat destroyer Terror is coal laden by the Alicante at Fort de France harbor Martinique. The Alicante pretends to be a hospital ship but carries coal for Spanish warships. The U S consul cautions French officials to limit the coal to what’s needed to reach the nearest Spanish port. The Terror is expected to depart Martinique today.

St. Pierre Martinique Associated Press Alicante Fort de France United States

British naval officer urges US cruiser patrol of Grand Banks

An officer from a British warship on the west coast of Newfoundland arrived to confer with Governor Sir Herbert Murray. He asks the American government to dispatch one of its fastest cruisers to patrol the Grand Banks to signal the approach of a Spanish fleet seeking coal, so orders can be given promptly.

St. John's N. F Herbert Murray Sir Herbert Murray Grand Banks

Coast Signal Service Creates Coast Observation Network

The navy department announces a comprehensive coast observation system from Bar Harbor to Galveston. Captain Bartlett oversees 2,800 personnel across 34 central stations, with lighthouse and life saving services aiding 1,260 more, all linked by telegraph and telephony to the navy department for rapid alerts of hostile ships.

Washington Gulf Navy Department Coast Signal Service Bartlett Bar Harbor Galveston Texas Coast Signal Office Atlantic Long Maine

Transport Fleet Press for Troop Moves from Tampa

Transports Ave where Tampa reports twenty one ships for troop conveyance with twenty three more expected this afternoon or tonight. Authorities anticipate additional vessels moving troops from the port.

Tampa Fla

Spanish Plan Given Away in London May 25

London reports a Madrid special noting a change in the program regarding the Philippines. The terse update hints at a shift in policy or schedule affecting Spanish plans tied to the Asian colony.

London Madrid Philippines

Admiral Dewey Defies German Demand for Supplies

May 26 New York report describes a confrontation between Admiral Dewey and the German consul at Manila. The German official threatened to land stores with two cruisers, but Dewey warned he would buy German ships if needed and halted further landings.

New York Manila Dewey

Manila dispatch from Dewey quiet on blockade and shortages

Navy Department reports Manila on May 20 notes unchanged situation. Strict blockade continues amid severe provision scarcity. Foreign subjects fear possible mutiny by Spanish troops and transfer of subjects to Cavite aboard harbor ships. Aguinaldo, the rebel commander in chief, organized native cavalry and may aid Dewey's efforts.

Washington Navy Department Manila Hoo Kong Navy Cavite

Powerful American plan to reinforce Manila harbor defense

Washington dispatch says Dewey aims to control Manila harbor with a strong force and that Merritt asks for 15 000 men for the first expedition and 25 000 more if needed. Officials rush transports and depart early to expedite the advance guard while wary of Aguinaldo’s forces. No reliance on insurgent aid. aim to keep Dewey independent at the earliest possible time.

Sities New York Tribune Washington Dewey Manila Harbor Merritt War Department Aguinaldo Philippines United States

Rapidly Enlisting Immunes In Colored Troops

Reports from the War Department indicate quick mobilization of ten immunes regiments authorized by Congress. Three cavalry and five infantry regiments will be colored troops led by white officers, totaling about 10,000 men aimed at Cuba and Puerto Rico. The president favors enlisting 25,000 colored troops for Antilles service as economical and desirable.

Washington War Department Congress Regular Army South Cuba Puerto Rico Antilles

Secret orders to Admiral Cervera amid US Cuba maneuvers

Madrid reports secret orders to Admiral Cervera guiding his action as Americans press to cut Cuba Spain links. Nineteen US warships block Havana while Spain buys an armed cruiser. Bremen to Hamburg sale of the Havel, a 6875 ton steel steamer, sails to an unknown buyer amid speculation it funds the Spanish government.

Madrid Nlovana Cervera Cuba Spain Havana Cienfuegos Cardenas Santiago de Cuba Associated Press Bremen Hamburg Mediterranean

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