Winslow Torpedo Boat in Cuban Battle. five crew dead
Off Cardenas on the north coast of Cuba the torpedo boat Winslow was crippled after a four inch shell hit, killing Ensign Worth Bagley, Fireman John Daniely and three others, with five wounded. Hudson and Wilmington attempted tow while engaging Spanish gunboats as 36 minute fight ended.
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Exy West
Pls
America
Cardenas
Cuba
Winslow
Worth Bagley
John Varvers
John Daniely
John Meek
Josiah Tunnell
Eabin Cook
BR. E. Cox
D. McKeon
Patterson
Gray
J. B. Bernadou
Hudson
Wilmington
Machias
Cardenas Bay
Cardenas Harbor
Hore
Ghovk-Butvatter
Beard Bean
Bernadou
Bagley
Lieut
Liewt
Scott
Capt
Newton
Liew
Meelk
Cutchin
Ensign Bagley
Hudson's
Daniels
Brent
The Dead of the Winslow Arrive in Key West
Key West May 12 The Winslow dead lie at a local mortuary after a rough wagon conveyance through a crying crowd. Naval officers marines and sailors gather to view the fallen. Ensign Bagley and others suffer grievous wounds as bodies are prepared for shipment home. No disposition orders issued yet amid war news from Port-au-Prince and Haiti.
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Key West
Fla
Winslow
Bagley
Battle at Cienfuegos Ends Cable Cut Clash
Commodore Remey reports Marblehead Nashville and Windom engaged Spanish forces at Cienfuegos on Wednesday. One Marine, Hermann Regan, was killed. six others wounded. extensive damage to the fortified shore lighthouse and improvised fort. US losses four killed and four wounded. Spanish casualties about four hundred. Town set ablaze by shellfire.
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Wasuiketon
Navy Department
Remey
Key West
Cienfuegos
MecCalla
Marblehead
Herman Reagan
New West
Fla
United States
Nashville
Windom
Havana
Santiago de Cuba
Regan
MaGuire
John Davis
Nesw York
John J. Donran
Fall River
Mass
Ernest Suntzfanickle
Herman Hochneister
Harry Hendrickson
Robert Boltz
Carter County
N. C
Railway Management in Congress and Public Interest
The U S railway commissioners met in Washington on May 10 to discuss tariffs and regulation. M E Ingalls argued for legal reforms, higher tariffs, and cracking down on rebates to restore public trust and financial stability in railways. He urged cooperation among interstate bodies and lawmakers to implement two key changes and strengthen enforcement.
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Washington, D.C
United States
ME. Ingalls
Ingalls
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
Congress of
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court
Joint Traffic Association
New York
Gregrace
Gulf Ports
Canadian Pacific
Kia
Boards of Trade
Railways
Interstate Commerce Commissioners
Commission
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San
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Rico
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Servegos
Foren
Nashvile
Hermann Regan
Marine
The
M. E. Ingalls
Commissioners’ Convention
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