Poisoned Bullets On The Rio Guama June 27
Reports from Santiago describe Spanish use of brass tipped bullets that tear flesh and cause blood poisoning. Explosive bullets may be employed by Remingtons, crossing Mauser bullets to mushroom on impact. A great battle is feared as Spanish and American outposts near collision. Supplies To front lines hindered by lack of passable roads, forcing pack trains while roads are being prepared.
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Santiago
Curbstone
Shafter
Cuba
Miles
Shatter
Merritt
Inter Ocean
American Fleet to Spain and the Mediterranean
Washington reports the administration will send an American squadron to the Ba Bonigh coast and into the Mediterranean, marking a decisive move in naval deployment this June.
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Spain
Washington
Bonaigh Coast
Mediterranean
Conditions All Around Adtwira Camara and coal ship stuck at Port Said
Camara reached Port Said on the way to the Philippines but Egyptian authorities refused coal, delaying the fleet. The third Philippine relief fleet sailed from San Francisco on the 27th. Spaviarde hints at peace to please European powers, likely to obtain it. Also notes a tall castle in Spain. Mr. F S Drummond seeks reelection as county clerk, praised by supporters for faithful service.
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Port Said
San Francisco
Spaviarde
Spain
Herace
F. 5. Drummond
Drummond
Rough Riders Engage First Cuban Land Battle Near Sevilla
The Rough Riders fight the first land battle near Sevilla as 2000 Spaniards defend against 1000 American troops. Despite Spanish advantage, the defenders are repulsed before the second detachment arrives, retreating to forts near Santiago. Rough Riders suffer about twenty dead and many wounded in the engagement.
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Sevilla
Santiago
Rough Riders
Abandoned Morro Castle Opens Havana Harbor to Sampson
Dispatch from Santiago notes Morro Castle abandoned by Spaniards, leaving harbor entrance open for Admiral Sampson to enter and engage Cervera's fleet. The piece contrasts wartime sacrifice with curbstone criticism and praises Miles and Shafter for protecting troops.
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Santiago
Morro Castle
Santiago Harbor
Admiral Sampson
Sampson
Cervera
General Shafter
Liquid air wonders from Mr Tripler's New York lab
A New York World feature describes Charles E. Tripler's laboratory liquefying air at forty gallons daily. Liquid air appears as blue tinted water, cooled to an extreme by compression. The process uses steam power, copper coils, and leather valves to reach arctic temperatures, producing highly cold liquid air.
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New York World
Charles E. Tripler
Tripler
The Agricultural College at Sailwater opens fall term
The Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College at Sailwater begins its fall term on September, with exams in January 1395. It is tied to public schools, offers free tuition, and provides preparatory and department review for entrance or teaching. Eleven instructors, a 4000 volume library, labs, and medical apparatus support a broad English, math, science, and agriculture curriculum. Board is affordable, and mature students may select special studies. Interested parties contact Pres. G. E. Morrow, Sullwaten.
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Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College
Sailwater
Peetee
United States
Klahoma
War News Weekly Capital Offer
A misread ad promises one year of war news and state capital summaries at a fraction of a cent weekly. It urges readers to send name and address for a Territorial Weekly subscription amid garbled, unclear formatting.
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Oklahome
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