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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1898

Page

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Large Numbers of Soldiers Embarking at Barcelona

Large forces of troops are departing Barcelona for the Philippine Islands amid dispatches from Madrid and Washington. Reports claim Admiral Cervera reached Santiago de Cuba, while Sampson and Schley stay near Key West awaiting developments. Additional notes detail I V I deployment delays and insurgent movements near Havana and Santiago.

Barcelona The Philippine Islands Washington Madrid Cervera Santiago

Arrival of Cervera Force Sparks War Talk At Santiago

Madrid confirms the Spanish squadron reached Santiago de Cuba amid reports of Cervera off Havana and bombardment rumors. U S officials debate army readiness and cable cutting plans as naval actions loom near Cuba.

Madrid Santiago de Cuba Cervera Havana Halifax N. S Gerson Key West Fla Sampson Santiago Cuba War Department Stanton Martinique Harvard St. Pierre Navy Department Gneral Greely Blanco

Trains Block Sidings at Chickamauga Park Volunteer Arrival

Trains loaded with volunteers halted rail sidings at Chickamauga National Park on May 20 as three divisions of the First provisional volunteer army corps were completed. Officials coordinated across railway lines to ease congestion. Twelve trains averaged fifteen cars each stood on the sidings awaiting clearance.

Washington Congress Chicago Chattanooga Minnesota Bobleter Kansas Fitch Des Moines Towa A. B. Cummins Republican National Committee Iowa James Rush Lincoln Cummins Shaw Sears McHenry Denison Springfield Ills Governor Tanner Tanner Danville Chickamauga Yeager Camp Tanner United States Army First Cavalry Tampa Fla Chickamauga National Park First Provisional Volunteer Army Corps

Tornado Ravages Wisconsin and Iowa Kill and Daman Vast Destruction

Tornadoes swept across Wisconsin and Iowa Wednesday night killing several and injuring many. Names of the dead include Pred Hanke and family in Rich Fally with multiple victims in Pellan Berlin and nearby areas. Wreckage covered rails, forests, and buildings while trains were torn apart and churches and schools were destroyed.

Rich Fally Wis Pred Hanke Fred Hanke Albert Hanke Fred Hanke, Jr Fred Webber Ote Hanke W. Webber A. Lentz F. Ilse F. Ureker H. Schlebber F. Hanke A. Hanke C. Radant H. Lentz

Storm Toll Grows Across Illinois As Tornadoes Hit Ogle County

Reports from Illinois detail fatalities in Stillman Valley Foreston and nearby areas. Killed include Mike Nelson Mrs M Nelson Julia Johnson H Nelson and others with multiple injuries. Savanna and surrounding towns report a cyclone destroying the county poor house with $200000 in losses and several fatalities including Nicholas Schultz John Kessler and Samuel Hoove.

Chicago Illinois Ogle County Mike Nelson M. Nelson Julia Johnson H. Nelson Stillman Valley William Rees Marion Township Thomas Mullens Adeline John Mass Foreston Frank Chichelcher Paw Paw M. J. Ely Peter Holquist E. Fiser Everett Ludwig Eli Timmers Ohio City Hiram Smith Frank Paschen John Kessler Henry Mr. Traum

Two Entire Families Wiped Out in Iowa Cyclone

Reports from Dubuque Iowa detail weather damage from heavy rains over the last day and a half. Bridges are washed away and fields flooded while more than two inches of rain fell. Fatalities from Wednesday night cyclone include Ola Allison of Delmar, Charles Bush and family of Preston, Lauren Clemenson of Delmar, Charles Floy and wife with three children of Preston, a child of John Clark, Riggs, John Hynes Brown, and Martin Hynes.

Dubuque Ola Allison Delmar Charles Bush Preston Lauren Clemenson Charles Floy John Clark Riggs John Hynes Brown Martin Hynes

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