Spanish–American War
The Spanish–American War was an armed conflict between Spain and the United States in 1898. Hostilities began in the aftermath of the internal explosion of USS Maine in Havana Harbor in Cuba, leading to U. S. intervention in the Cuban War of Independence.
Spanish American War People (First 49 people) - Page 1
Douglas C. McDougal
General
Frank L. Greene
Representative
George Van Horn Moseley
General
Arent S. Crowninshield
Albert S. Barker
American biographer
Samuel Hof
Officer
Daniel Webster Flagler
Military personnel
John R. Brooke
American biographer
Edward L. Baker, Jr.
Military personnel
Worth Bagley
Officer
William Dorrance Beach
Officer
William Preble Hall
Harry C. Wheeler
Sheriff
Charles O. Andrews
Former United States Senator
Jacob H. Smith
Officer
percival c. pope
American military officer
Dennis E. Nolan
American football coach
George Whitefield Davis
Engineer
Frederick Dent Grant
Former United States Minister to Austria-Hungary ‧ Ulysses S. Grant's son
Harry M. Wurzbach
Attorney
Hamilton S. Hawkins
Military personnel
Enoch Crowder
American lawyer
William W. Brandon
Former Governor of Alabama
Malin Craig
General
Charles S. Farnsworth
Officer
John Gary Evans
Former Governor of South Carolina
Henry Tureman Allen
Officer
Richard Henry Savage
American military officer
Herbert J. Brees
Military personnel
Albert Jesse Bowley Sr.
Oswald Herbert Ernst
Astronomer
Seaton Schroeder
General
David F. Sellers
Commanding officer
Albert Leopold Mills
George Couper Gibbs
Former Florida Attorney General
Austin M. Knight
Charles L. McCawley
American officer
Edward Martin
Former Governor of Pennsylvania
George B. Duncan
Military officer
George Grunert
Military personnel
George Richards
Military officer
Henry T. Mayo
Admiral
Hilary P. Jones
American commanding officer
Hunter Liggett
Senior officer
Johnny Poe
American football player
James E. Mahoney
American general
Joseph Coghlan
American admiral
