Exploits of the Signal Corps in the War With Spain
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IN THE WAR WITH SPAIN. 39 but such was the system of secret information through the Signal Corps that one hour after Cervera entered the harbor Colonel Allen at Key West cabled to Washing- ton in cipher the momentous information : ^^Five Span- ish vessels arrived at Santiago de Cuba. Have notified admiral commanding [Sampson]. The Spanish flag- ship arrived at Santiago de Cuba. The admiral [Cer- vera] hastily wired Madrid. " This information was instantly communicated to the President and Secre...tary of the Navy, who, being im- pressed by the assurances of the chief signal officer that the information was absolutely trustworthy, at once issued orders for the blockade of Santiago; but Admiral Sampson only half believed the report, and Admiral Schley not at all, so that an inexcusable delay occurred in ''bottling up" the Spanish ships, and for ten days after he entered the harbor Cervera was free to sail out of it again undisturbed. On the day after the squadron arrived Colonel Allen again telegraphed, 'Talayo and four cruisers in Santi- ago"; and later, that the Spanish squadron was short of coal and could not obtain any in Santiago.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
IN THE WAR WITH SPAIN. 39 but such was the system of secret information through the Signal Corps that one hour after Cervera entered the harbor Colonel Allen at Key West cabled to Washing- ton in cipher the momentous information : ^^Five Span- ish vessels arrived at Santiago de Cuba. Have notified admiral commanding [Sampson]. The Spanish flag- ship arrived at Santiago de Cuba. The admiral [Cer- vera] hastily wired Madrid. " This information was instantly communicated to the President and Secre...tary of the Navy, who, being im- pressed by the assurances of the chief signal officer that the information was absolutely trustworthy, at once issued orders for the blockade of Santiago; but Admiral Sampson only half believed the report, and Admiral Schley not at all, so that an inexcusable delay occurred in ''bottling up" the Spanish ships, and for ten days after he entered the harbor Cervera was free to sail out of it again undisturbed. On the day after the squadron arrived Colonel Allen again telegraphed, 'Talayo and four cruisers in Santi- ago"; and later, that the Spanish squadron was short of coal and could not obtain any in Santiago.
What to read after Exploits of the Signal Corps in the War With Spain?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Howard Andrus Giddings to read onlineMoreLess
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