Saturday, August 13, 1898
The final act of this conflict between the Spaniards and the Americans has taken place. It lasted two hours this morning; the simulated attack was… Read More »Saturday, August 13, 1898
The final act of this conflict between the Spaniards and the Americans has taken place. It lasted two hours this morning; the simulated attack was… Read More »Saturday, August 13, 1898
Still nothing. Admiral Dewey is essentially seeking an opportunity to bombard. But then again, the Americans are not so sure of themselves and fear being… Read More »Thursday, August 11, 1898
The Waiting Nothing. The Americans have not stepped up their attack. Three hours full of tension follow as the Concorde and Petrel are sighted approaching the city.… Read More »Wednesday, August 10, 1898
The Refugees Today, at noon, the Americans will bombard Manila, unless it is a vain threat. For the past 24 hours, the ships anchored at… Read More »Tuesday, August 9, 1898
Deception Yesterday, Governor Jaudenes convened a meeting of the consuls of France, England, Belgium, and Germany. He naturally appealed to their sentiments in the hope… Read More »Monday, August 8, 1898
Finally, this farce is reaching its conclusion. I am convinced that up to the last minute, each one will do his utmost to mislead the… Read More »Sunday, August 7, 1898
The Insurgents It is becoming certain that the Tagal and American alliance will not last. The Americans have confirmed that in the battle of Malate,… Read More »Saturday, August 6, 1898
It is said that the Monterey has brought formal orders to attack. But perhaps the victor and the vanquished would eventually end the fighting and maybe… Read More »Friday, August 5, 1898
This morning, the American monitor, Monterey, arrived in Cavite, escorted by a commercial steamer. Crossing the Pacific on this monitor weighing 4,000 tons must have been… Read More »Thursday, August 4, 1898