The War A Daring Exploit 5000 U28 Troops Landed Near Santiago
A bold deployment reports 5000 U28 troops landing near Santiago to strike a decisive blow in the campaign. Details describe a coordinated assault, with reconnaissance and helicopter support enabling rapid advance.
Sinking of Merrimac closes Santiago channel
The dispatch from Mole St Nicholas details Lt Hobson and seven men sinking the coal carrier Merrimac in the channel at Santiago at 4 a.m. under heavy Spanish fire to block the harbor. Prisoners are to be exchanged if possible, and six Spanish squadron members were captured or destroyed.
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Washington
Navy Department
St. Nicholas
Santiago
Hobson
Cervera
Atlanta
Sampson
Kingston
Morro Castle
Albemarle
Lieut
Cushing
Jackie
Chadwick
New York
Congress
Cape Haytien
Port Cabrera
Aguadores
Reina Mercedes
Merrimac
Oregon
Daiquiri
Naval Exchanges Sought as Hobson Captures Hostages in War
Reports from London and New York detail high level talks between Admirals Sampson and Cervera on exchanging Naval Constructor Hobson and his men for U S prisoners. The dispatches note Hobson's heroics at Santiago and ongoing battles around Manila and Daiquiri with American ironclads shelling fortified positions.
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London
Hobson
Merrimac
Santiago
Pall Mall Gazette
Cervera
Gazette
Spain
United States
Local County Board Proceedings and 1898 Weather Notes
The Meagher county board adjourned June 7 with bills approved and warrants drawn for road work and county expenses. A death in Seattle of Geo H Scott a former Montana newspaper man is reported. Weather and crop reports from Helena and across western Montana note widespread wet conditions, grain growth, and promising crops with various regional specifics.
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H.S. Hyatt
A. W. Schreiber
Jefferson County
E. M. Wardwell
G. R. McDonald
C Whaley
H Goodman
Co Atty
S Brome
Thos Dean
Treas
Geo Lambert
Elk Court
S Coad
Co Elk
E Pool
G Watt
Elk
W Combs
Mort Burrows
Norton & Christian, Lumber
Na Bees S
Pamarne
Ss Geet
Henry Raymond
John McCormick
Charles Lofler
Calvin Thompson
Thos & Fick McCormick
Seen ' Oeerdt
Temg Sf
Geo Kennedy
Thos Downey
Jno McCormick
Geo Norton
Lumber
Andy Erickson
J L Belcher
Ed Chassney
C W Hill
Meagher County
McCormick Bros
Meloy
E Tierney & Co
H Bacon
John Duffy
Hassel
Whitney
Bancroft & Co
Montana
NES
Sos
Np Denv
Dee
Whaley Bros
D L Ballard
Eugene Picot
Helena
Seattle
Geo. H. Scott
Klondike
Rocky Mountain
Yellowstone Journal
Sam Gordon
Organ of Osteopathy
Kirksville, Mo
Flathead
Fort Benton
Chateau County
Valley County
Weather Bureau
Miles City
Custer County
J. Waren Surra
Weekly Crop Bulletin: Poor Sun, Excess Rain Across State
The week ending June 6 saw little sunshine and below normal temperatures with widespread rainfall. Snow fell in the mountains while grasslands look promising, grain and oats suffer from wetness, and crops need warmth. Helena reports 9.28 inches of precipitation since March, 5.50 inches above the 17 year normal. May rainfall was 4.88 inches above normal, and since June 1 total rain reached 1.45 inches.
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Yellowstone
Broadwater
Meagher
Fergus
Cascade County
Kipp
Teton County
Helena
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E.H. Coodman
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Townsend
Mortana
J. E. Kanouse
John M. McDonald
Broadway
Townsend House
Townsend, Montana
E. F. McRae
Wallace
Townsend and
Dewell & McDonald’s Stables
D.well & McDonald
Co. Sperry
Cedar Street
Sit
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Calixto Garcia
Dewey
Cavite
United
Erie
Gridley
Japan
Manila
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Hong Kong
the Standard
Aguinaldo
Standard
Board of County Commissioners
P M Collins
Pesiena Dee G
Berg Bros. Co
G Y Patten
Stenog Board
George H. Scott
Granite County
Avon
Deer Lodge County
Nevada Creek
Blackfoot River
Beaverhead
Timothy
Gallatin County
Park
Culbertson
L.L. May & CO
Albert Sidney
A. C. Dorner
Nina Downey
W. E Tierney
General Merchandise
Baxter
Peter J. Meloy