July 28, 1898
Sergeant O’Donnell went to drill without his belt. We received orders to be ready to move. The flag was lowered on the flagstaff. Rumours circulated… Read More »July 28, 1898
Sergeant O’Donnell went to drill without his belt. We received orders to be ready to move. The flag was lowered on the flagstaff. Rumours circulated… Read More »July 28, 1898
It raigned as usual all Night and day and the second Battalion is ordered out for the first time on Outpost duty, we took 24… Read More »Wednesday, July 27th, 1898
It has raigned steady all noght but it cleared of few hours in the Morning but not long enough to get our Clothes dry wich… Read More »Tuesday, July 26th, 1898
Esta noche pasada por el lado de S. Antonio Abad ha habido tiroteo breve pero intenso. Han matado al Teniente Ojeda del batallón nº 4… Read More »Martes 26 de Julio 1898
Rivalries Neither the timidity of French diplomacy nor the mediocrity of our naval forces seems to discourage the English interest in us. They continue their… Read More »July 26, 1898
General Merritt visited our camp. Dan Nichols died in the camp hospital. I received letters from home.
it has raigned all night and most of us had to lay in 2 to 3 inch of Water all Night and good many of… Read More »Monday, July 25th, 1898
A medio día ha fondeado en bahía un barco mercante que según dicen trae á bordo al Gral. Merrit. Corren noticias alarmantes sobre la situación… Read More »Lunes 25 de Julio 1898
Admiral Dewey and Aguinaldo are both trying to outsmart each other. In the past, Dewey needed Aguinaldo. Now it is Aguinaldo who needs Dewey. This… Read More »Monday, July 25, 1898