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Newspaper

The Dakota Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1898

Page

5

Wound Healing Credited to Pink Pills for Pale People

Elder A S Shoemaker, longtime Ashley mayor, praises Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People after decades of rheumatic pain. He credits the pills with restoring health, aiding sleep, and speeding a foot wound's healing, describing blood purification as key to his recovery and suggesting the remedy strengthens general health.

A. S. Shoemaker Ashley Ohio Elias Bishop Dr. Williams

Spanish Fleet Destroyed Report Reaches Washington

A terse official message from Washington confirms the destruction of the Spanish fleet but offers few details. The brief note emphasizes the naval loss without elaborating on dates, locations, or subsequent actions.

Cervera Fleet Destroyed Off Santiago Switch

Washington reports say Cervera's fleet at Santiago has been destroyed with debris burning on the beach. Admiral Sampson's squadron credited with engagement and victory near Playa del Este with dissension over reliability of the first cables. The news triggers a profound sensation in the capital as Vesuvius earthquake shells are linked to the victory.

Washington Vesuvius

Demand for Santiago Surrender Shatters Spanish Hope

A General Shafter telegram demands the immediate surrender of Santiago and warns of shelling if not complied with, signaling American fleet readiness for bombardment. Theories spread on how the Spanish fleet was destroyed, with a favored view of a dash by Admiral Sampson into Santiago harbor to distract land forces.

General Shafter Santiago Santiago City Sampson Santiago Harbor Cervera

Germany France and Russia Seek Philippine Slice

Berlin July 5 reports from AP corroborated by authentic sources say Germany, France, and Russia have agreed not to interfere during hostilities but will unite after to prevent the United States or Great Britain from gaining full control of the Philippines. An international congress would be proposed to settle war questions.

Germany Russia France Philippines Berlin Associated Press Philippine Islands United States Great Britain Spain Far East Canada Guy’s and Westminister Hospital London England C. B. Alford

Madrid Stirred by News from Santiago and Linares Loss

Madrid reports a painful sensation in official dispatches about the fighting at Santiago. The queen regent sent sympathy to Senora Linares, wife of General Linares, who stays in Madrid. In New York the Topeka cruiser under Commander Cole heads for Key West after orders from the Navy Yard.

Santiago Madrid London The Standard Senora Linares Linares New York Brooklyn Navy Yard Topeka Cole Key West

Day of rejoicing as Spanish fleet is destroyed

Washington July 6 The Fourth of July celebration centers on Admiral Sampson's dispatch reporting the destruction of the Spanish squadron and the capture of Admiral Cervera with 1600 prisoners. Dewey reports gains in the Philippines. White House scenes mark an unparalleled day since the Civil War with constant conferences and cheers.

Washine Ton Santiago Cervera General Shafter Dewey Ladrone Islands Independence Hall Sampson White House Washington

Spanish Coast Next War Action Looms With Watson Sail

Washington July 6 The war board and President McKinley discussed the plan to hurry the fleet under Commodore Watson to the Spanish coast. After removing opposition to Sampson's fleet, Watson is to sail at the earliest moment, with bombardment of Spain’s key coastal cities anticipated. Secretary Long announced the development with satisfaction.

Washington War Board McKinley Watson Spain Sampson Long

Surrender Demanded at Santiago by General Shafter

General Shafter telegraphs from Playa del Este on July 3 demanding immediate surrender of Santiago and threatening bombardment. He says the place will be surrendered, contradicting earlier reports that he had fallen back. Washington notes express belief they will comply.

Washington White House General Shafter Playa del Este Santiago

Shafter Reports Santiago Situation from Playa del Este

Washington July 5 From heat and carnage of Santiago battlefield General Shafter dispatches a summary dated Playa del Este July 3. The town is well invested but defenses are strong and storming it with current forces is unlikely. Losses may reach 1,000. Generals Wheeler Young Hawkins ill or wounded. Garcia holds railroad to San Luis. Pando arrives at Palma. French consul and 400 French citizens in line. Shafter praises troops. Other reports say Santiago is heavily damaged with up to 1,000 Spanish casualties. Anares wounded.

Washington Santiago Shafter Playa del Este Wheeler Young Hawkins Garcia San Luis Pando Palma General 1Anares General Shafter

President Sends Thanks to Admiral Sampson Official Message

The president sent a message to Admiral Sampson expressing gratitude and congratulations from the American people. He thanks the noble officers and crews whose valor has added honors to American arms and conveys national appreciation.

Wires Sampson Washington Admiral Sampson Admiral Samson Playa del Este William McKinley

Hope for Hobson's Release in New Telegraph Buzz

Washington press notes friends of Lieutenant Hobson hero of the Merrimac expect his early release within 24 hours. He is believed held in Santiago. If not, the capture of Admiral Cervera and other Spanish officers may offer an exchange chance.

Hobson Washington The Merrimac Santiago Cervera

Bonite Estenger and Emanuel and Raoul Captured Off Manzanillo

The Spanish steamer Bonite Estenger of about 600 tons and the small sloop Emanuel and Raoul were captured by the Hornet on June 27 and 28 off Manzanillo and brought to Key West by a prize crew under Ensign Mark St. Clair Ellis.

Key West Fla Emanuel Raoul Hornet Manzanillo Mark St. Clair Ellis

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