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Browsing named entities in a specific section of Harper's Encyclopedia of United States History (ed. Benson Lossing). Search the whole document.
Found 13 total hits in 7 results.
Cuba (Cuba) (search for this): entry acerraderos
Acerraderos,
A town in the province of Santiago, Cuba, on the Caribbean Sea, a few miles west of the entrance to the harbor of Santiago.
It was here that General Garcia, the commander of the Cuban army, established his camp just before the opening of the Santiago campaign in 1898.
The United States fleet arrived off Santiago on June 21, and as soon as possible General Shafter and Admiral Sampson went ashore and arranged with General Garcia for the co-operation of the Cubans under his command.
The landing of the United States troops and the operations of the American army from that time till the surrender of Santiago were greatly facilitated by General Garcia and his army.
See Daiquiri.
Caribbean Sea (search for this): entry acerraderos
Acerraderos,
A town in the province of Santiago, Cuba, on the Caribbean Sea, a few miles west of the entrance to the harbor of Santiago.
It was here that General Garcia, the commander of the Cuban army, established his camp just before the opening of the Santiago campaign in 1898.
The United States fleet arrived off Santiago on June 21, and as soon as possible General Shafter and Admiral Sampson went ashore and arranged with General Garcia for the co-operation of the Cubans under his command.
The landing of the United States troops and the operations of the American army from that time till the surrender of Santiago were greatly facilitated by General Garcia and his army.
See Daiquiri.
William Rufus Shafter (search for this): entry acerraderos
Acerraderos,
A town in the province of Santiago, Cuba, on the Caribbean Sea, a few miles west of the entrance to the harbor of Santiago.
It was here that General Garcia, the commander of the Cuban army, established his camp just before the opening of the Santiago campaign in 1898.
The United States fleet arrived off Santiago on June 21, and as soon as possible General Shafter and Admiral Sampson went ashore and arranged with General Garcia for the co-operation of the Cubans under his command.
The landing of the United States troops and the operations of the American army from that time till the surrender of Santiago were greatly facilitated by General Garcia and his army.
See Daiquiri.
William Thomas Sampson (search for this): entry acerraderos
Acerraderos,
A town in the province of Santiago, Cuba, on the Caribbean Sea, a few miles west of the entrance to the harbor of Santiago.
It was here that General Garcia, the commander of the Cuban army, established his camp just before the opening of the Santiago campaign in 1898.
The United States fleet arrived off Santiago on June 21, and as soon as possible General Shafter and Admiral Sampson went ashore and arranged with General Garcia for the co-operation of the Cubans under his command.
The landing of the United States troops and the operations of the American army from that time till the surrender of Santiago were greatly facilitated by General Garcia and his army.
See Daiquiri.
Calixto Garcia (search for this): entry acerraderos
1898 AD (search for this): entry acerraderos
Acerraderos,
A town in the province of Santiago, Cuba, on the Caribbean Sea, a few miles west of the entrance to the harbor of Santiago.
It was here that General Garcia, the commander of the Cuban army, established his camp just before the opening of the Santiago campaign in 1898.
The United States fleet arrived off Santiago on June 21, and as soon as possible General Shafter and Admiral Sampson went ashore and arranged with General Garcia for the co-operation of the Cubans under his command.
The landing of the United States troops and the operations of the American army from that time till the surrender of Santiago were greatly facilitated by General Garcia and his army.
See Daiquiri.
June 21st (search for this): entry acerraderos
Acerraderos,
A town in the province of Santiago, Cuba, on the Caribbean Sea, a few miles west of the entrance to the harbor of Santiago.
It was here that General Garcia, the commander of the Cuban army, established his camp just before the opening of the Santiago campaign in 1898.
The United States fleet arrived off Santiago on June 21, and as soon as possible General Shafter and Admiral Sampson went ashore and arranged with General Garcia for the co-operation of the Cubans under his command.
The landing of the United States troops and the operations of the American army from that time till the surrender of Santiago were greatly facilitated by General Garcia and his army.
See Daiquiri.