Anglo-Saxon unity praised in Cuba victory reports
Editorial remarks celebrate the first record of Anglo-Saxon unity amid the Santiago battle news. It lauds American troops for valor and endurance while condemning Spanish resistance and praising medical care for the wounded. The piece exalts Western resolve and laments Spanish defeat, urging continued patriotism and unity.
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School election notice for county superintendent race
The notice states a biennial election on the second Monday in July 1895 for 9 County Superintendent of Schools per county. It names J. P. Study as a candidate for the office and notes candidate filing and election procedures.
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Ladrone Island action linked to Cavite surrender
American war ships and transports arrive at Cavite after leaving Manila bay. The Zatiro reports the City of Sydney City of King and Australia were convoyed by the Charleston before reaching Cavite on June 30. Spanish governor and officials captured were brought to Cavite. U S troops proceed to disembark on July 1.
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e+ King
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Battle of Santiago Continues As American Forces Press In
The fighting near Santiago began July 1 and raged as American troops pressed the front. By daybreak July 2, dawn assaults intensified as U S forces moved toward the outskirts, the fortified city still in resistance amid heavy counterfire and line advances.
Through the Grand Canyon of the Colorado
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Powell Expedition Describes Grand Canyon Journey and Dangers
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W Powell
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