Bombardment of Santiago Fortifications Details and Aftermath
June report from Kingston describes the harbor bombardment of Santiago de Cuba. Spanish batteries were wrecked and fortifications blown apart by Vesuvius shells, with no American casualties. Admirals Sampson and Schley ordered shore silencing then complete reduction, while Morro castle faced planned bombardment to target Hobson’s force. A Spanish garrison of about 15,000 was reported at Santiago, with ships Cristobal Colon Vizcaya and Almirante Oquendo in port. Senator Aldrich reelected on first ballot in Newport, Rhode Island.
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Santiago de Cuba
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Vizcaya
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Weekly War History June 16 1898 Manila bombardment report
Admiral Dewey's Manila bombardment report reaches Washington as plans for direct attack on the Spanish near Cadiz and Canary Islands circulate. U.S. mobilization progresses with 32 transports carrying 15 000 soldiers to Cuba from Key West. Troops move toward Havana while naval forces reinforce defenses and ships exchange bombardments along Santiago harbor.
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Pungent Passages On War Humor And Domestic Life
A collage of quotations from Chicago News Philadelphia North American Detroit Free Press and other papers explores war literature domestic fears and social wit. Snippets range from parental lectures about forelock time and promises to nursery mischief to political humor about congress and fortunes in Life and Indianapolis Journal.
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Shoe Hieroglyphics and the Hidden Shoe Size Puzzle
A Washington Star excerpt quotes a steel edge gal explaining how shoe hieroglyphs mislead women about their true size. Salesmen may swap sizes to satisfy requests, masking the mismatch with coded marks, leaving customers unaware of the real fit.
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Chinese Ladies Entertain and Dinner Honors Mixed Guests
A semi-Pailie dinner in Ching Su Un's garden mixed Chinese and European ladies, with foreign consuls wives and missionaries attending. The event featured European dining customs, mixed seating, and lighted gowns, while a nearby public notice states Judge Emil Leonhardy is appointed to sell town lots for the Railway Company and warns unauthorized removals will be prosecuted.
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Daniel Beatty of Washington NJ Builds Organs and Pianos
The article profiles Daniel F Beatty of Washington New Jersey an organ and piano maker shipping large volumes worldwide. It notes his rise from penniless plowboy to mayor 1875 1877 and his ambition to sell 200000 acres of hex timber in ten years and a business worth 20 million. Catalogues available by writing to Washington NJ.
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