Spanish Warships Seen Near Cape Henry Spark Fort Monroe Alert
Newport News June 11. Fort Monroe received a Cape Henry signal that Spanish warships were in the area causing intense excitement. A report states a Spanish battleship two cruisers and a torpedo boat were spotted near Cape Henry with the fleet at sea anchored off Old Point. The fort prepared for night action with crews at posts and ships under lights.
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Monterey and Brutus Reach San Diego for Coal and Water
The Monterey and her coal ship Brutus were sighted sailing toward San Diego and arrived at 8 p m. They separated with Brutus anchoring near Coronado island and Monterey dropping anchor off the goal bunker. Paymaster Rogers said they came for coal and water and would sail at high tide for Honolulu.
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Command to abandon Camp Merritt and move troops
General Merriam orders the abandonment of Camp Merritt in California and relocates the troops to the Presidio reservation. The decision cites sanitation and moral concerns as Camp Merritt lacks drainage and nearby saloons and streets remain open and busy with civilians.
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Howard Baker Feud Poised for Clash as Troops Await
In Clay county Kentucky on June 11 tensions rise as Howard supporters at Manchester number about 50 and Baker followers of 49 gather nearby. Judge Brown cannot proceed with court amid mounting fears of violence as troops are expected to intervene.
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Americans Attack Cuban Seaport Sparks Official Admonitions
A report notes bombardment of a Cuban seaport by American forces caused no substantial damage. Official statements deny any major harm while detailing the event and its context.
Spaniards Will Die Hard in Desperate Resistance Near Santiago
A Spanish correspondent reports extensive preparations near Santiago for a stubborn insurgent defense. American warships bombarded Baquiri east of Aguadores near the rail line to Santiago de Cuba but officials say the bombardment caused no damage.
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Insurgent Forces Land Supplies During Long New York Conference
Dispatch notes Toinity and his staff on a lengthy visit to New York for talks with naval officers. Reports describe insurgent communications work and shore landings to gather information and sustain operations. Suwanee reportedly landed 180000 rounds of small arms ammunition 300 Springfield rifles 100 carriers 200 machetes and provisions.
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Navy seeks passage to trap Spanish fleet off Santiago Cuba
Correspondent reports plans for a naval force to force the channel into Santiago de Cuba harbor and attack Admiral Cervera’s fleet, aiming to eliminate Spanish rule in eastern Cuba. The Guantanamo area is under US control as marines prepare to land alongside Army troops. Fifty first Iowa volunteers arrive in San Francisco to begin camp duties after a long journey.
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Senate OKs war revenue bill after four hour debate
Washington June 11 the conference report on the war revenue bill was agreed to by the senate after a four hour discussion. The debate was without special interest and contained no acrimony. Mr Kyle denied Populist affiliation and defended his actions to conscience and constituents. He denounced Pettigrew for alleged falsehoods.
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Chamberlain Again Replies In Parliament To Attack
London June 11 Sir William Vernon Harcourt criticizes Mr Chamberlains Birmingham speech urging a closer union with America while warning about risking a Russia backed alliance He repeats the need for a closer, clear alliance with the United States urging mutual benefit for both nations and civilization Parliament erupts in cheers.
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British House Mulls Cuban Intervention Question
In the house of commons A. J. Balfour states Britain has no current intention to intervene to end the Spanish American war. He notes government would welcome a favorable opportunity to promote peace negotiations between the belligerents.
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Governor Bradley Warns of Collision Over Troop Arrival
The report notes fears that two parties may clash before troops arrive, as Governor Bradley comments on potential disturbances and the pending arrival of military forces.
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Spain on verge of intervention and Carlist conference
Vienna dispatch reports Madrid crisis worsening with possible foreign intervention imminent. Carlists led by Don Carlos summoned to Brussels for a conference as factions around the pretender reportedly plan major action amid rumors of upheaval.
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Government Declines to Initiate Mediation in Vienna
A June report from Vienna states the government refused to initiate mediation between the United States and Spain. The diplomatic move failed to gain traction and the appeal appeared to falter, leaving intervention as a contested and potentially partisan matter.
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Miners Under American Control Amid Palace Denials
The report notes some mines under American control while the palace denies any bombardment of the Santiago fortifications occurred during the day. It frames the clash as an ongoing dispute with competing narratives from authorities and military observers.
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Spaniards Fortify Santiago Against Insurgents
In Santiago de Cuba about 20 000 Spanish troops mainly infantry with cavalry and artillery bolster defenses while insurgents about 12 000 position on a western mountain. General Máximo Gómez is moving inland about 16 miles, as Admiral Sampolou cooperates with insurgents.
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Laney Units Ready for Active Service
The Laney personnel state they have all requirements for active service and are prepared to proceed to Manila or any location they may be ordered to.
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Spring Trade and Hawaiian Annexation Debate Report
Bradstreets notes steady spring trade with strong bank clearings and exports, while prices hold firm in groceries raw cotton and print cloths. In Congress, Frye urged quick action on the Hawaiian annexation resolution amid bonds debate. votes 43 to 22 with party splits referenced. Butler attacked Kyle over bond approval as session close nears.
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Captain General Augusti May Choose Course in Manila
In Manila Maprin June 11 Senor Romero Giron minister for the colonies said the government has given no instructions to Captain General Augusti about surrender. He stated there were no directives on negotiating with Admiral Dewey or Aguinaldo if surrender became necessary.
Bad Plans of Cadiz Fortifications
An American was arrested at Algeciras on the Bay of Gibraltar charged with possessing the fortifications plans of Cadiz. The incident occurred last night as reported from Gibraltar.
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Debs plan voted down by Social Democracy in Chicago
The Social Democracy convention in Chicago voted 52 to 36 for the colonization scheme and against Debs political action plan after a lengthy debate lasting into the early hours. Enthusiastic tally announced with full acknowledgment by defeated supporters. Also notes seven yellow fever cases at McHenry Mississippi prompting steps to curb spread and prevent southern epidemic.
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Troopships for Cuba Guarded as Invasion Feared
Washington reports a cautious plan for invading Cuba with about 25,000 troops. A strong convoy of 16 warships led by the Indiana will escort transports. Florida ports hold 84 steamships plus 16 other craft ready to move troops and supplies to the beach.
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No Proposition on Spain Peace Moves Reaches Washington
Madrid reports say Count de Rio has taken steps toward peace but Washington has seen no formal proposition or armistice offering. Diplomatic circles discuss peace prospects with at least one great power willing to act as peacemaker if the United States moves.
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