CUBAN REVOLUTION.
PRESS ASSOCIATION —COPYRIGHT New York, September 13. Two more American warships have been ordered to Ouba, The New York Times sayß the Des» moines will remove Palma if the situation is desperate. All attempts to minimise the seriousness of the rising have been abandoned at Washington.
AMERICAN BLUEJACKETS GUARD PRESIDENT.
PRESS ASSOCIATION—COPYRIGHT . Received 10.31 p.m., Sept. 14 Havana, Sept. 14. Cuban rebels hold all the smaller towns in command. Santa Oiara reported that Guerra is advancing upon Havana with an overwhelming force. Oie hundred American bluejaokets from the cruiser Denver landed at Havana and camped in front of Palma’s residence.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXIII, Issue 1861, 15 September 1906, Page 2
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