From the Enemy Brings News of Beginnings of War at Santiago
Washington June 24 The first Madrid bulletin announces fighting has begun at Santiago. Secretary Alger and General Miles view the report with evident satisfaction. The Spanish fleet's guns threaten the campaign as Morro castle remains a key obstacle. Cuban forces under Garcia and Rabia greet American troops. Cuban troops are described as well armed and disciplined. The dispatch notes troop landings completed with minimal casualties. Shafter, Sampson, and Greely receive cipher updates on the advance.
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A Vigorously Waged War With Spain Reported
Washington reports indicate two months into the war with Spain nearly 16,000 US troops off Bantico preparing to land. Reinforcements are set to join General Shafter at Santiago, with plans to push the expedition to about 24,000 men and then beyond. Officials discuss Dewey awaiting further troop transports and potential approaches to Manila while maintaining cautious stance to avoid European intervention.
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A garbled digest lists deaths near Altona and Gatenturg, a midwestern boat accident near Flint River, and various 19th century items. It mentions John Hubbell, Mrs N A Anderson, Samuel G Carter, and legal actions involving Maryland Brick Co receivership with assets $290,000. Also notes deaths, political shifts, and local incidents across several states with brief, non-graphic summaries.
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