An Irrepressible Conflict of Testimony
An Irrepressible Conflict of Testimony
The Double-Entry Historical Bookkeeping of the Battles in Cuba--The Remarkable Characteristics of Discrepancy--The Havana and Key West…
An Irrepressible Conflict of Testimony: Spanish
Guadalajara battalion, while marching to San Miguel, met a party of 600 rebels, commanded by Aguirre and Morejon. A fierce fight ensued…
An Irrepressible Conflict of Testimony: Maceo
The following is the way one of Maceo's "battles" appeared after it reached Havana by a private conveyance, and flashed through the secret…
An Irrepressible Conflict of Testimony: Linares
The functions of the telegraph operators in breaking up the Spanish combinations are sometimes candidly set forth as in this curious…
An Irrepressible Conflict of Testimony: Inclan
The Spaniards had another day of hard luck when at Cayojabos, the rebels took possession of the burned town for a camp. Gen. Linares, Col…
An Irrepressible Conflict of Testimony: Hernandez
Col. Hernandez reports having a fight with the rebel bands of Masso and Acea near San Felipe. The enemy occupied strong positions, but were…
An Irrepressible Conflict of Testimony: Spaniards
And the Spaniards had their innings, if we can believe their own accounts: General Gonzalez Munoz reports that he has dispersed the rebels…
An Irrepressible Conflict of Testimony: Senor
He seemed to be confronted by a situation for a moment only, when he said, sadly and earnestly: "I am your friend, Senor, but I should have…
An Irrepressible Conflict of Testimony: Weyler
Meantime there is a letter from Maximo Gomez, saying: We have a great military advantage over the enemy in the incapacity of the majority…