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THE INSULT TO OUR FLAG; Navy Officers Discuss the Firing Upon the Allianca. WHAT MAY BE EXPECTED OF SPAIN Possible Effect in Cuba Were a Threatening Squadron Sent There -- The Spanish Minister Gives His View of the Incident.
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As might have been expected, the chief topic of discussion among naval officers yesterday was the affront to the American flag given when the unidentified Spanish man-of-war fired upon an American steamship while upon the high seas. View Full Article in Timesmachine »
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