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Department, and stated addressing Mr. Abizanda that what was reported in the last of the two transcribed paragraphs was inaccurate. "Who is the author of that?" Don Doce." And without saying another word, De
Carranza raised a cane that he had been equipped with, unloading it on the director, who in turn, taking hold of one of the canes that were nearby, "responded to the aggression with aggression and the taunts and mortifying qualifications, with the language that was typical of the case.
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to the Bilbao shipyards for repairs, a decision that for the people of Ferrol it was considered a very serious affront. The upset would expand to the crew as some sailors caused an upset and led to a fight between Juan De
Carranzaand the director of the Ferrol newspaper who acted in self-defense. The
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where he carried out several convoy escort services with troops and supplies along the southern Cuban coast, circumventing the
American blockade which was at great risk given the negligible military value of the naval forces under his command compared to the vastly superior American forces. On June
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At seven thirty at night (day 10) when the work for today's number was finished, our beloved director D. Ceferino Doce Punín was conversing in this
Newsroom with Messrs. Becerra Armesto, González Cal and Abizanda, he appeared visibly agitated D. Juan De Carranza, son of the Captain General of the
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re-entered
Cienfuegos after having fired 193 projectiles, some of which visibly hit their targets, causing a small fire to their enemy, several casualties and causing them to suspend fire for a few moments. On her part, the gunboat had also received some impact, causing six injuries. De Carranza
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which was ratified by the
Government. Protests soon arose from the crew's relatives for what it meant spending more time without seeing their relatives on board. This would lead to violent reactions, organizing to storm the ship and then from the City Council itself for what they considered an
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Despite the
American forces outnumbering the Spanish, De Carranza took advantage of the shorter turning radius of his gunboat to always fire upon the smallest possible target and use most of his cannons and prevent the enemy from doing so. After 69 minutes, the
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1, 1898, he entered
Cienfuegos, evading enemy surveillance once more. He was at said base, when on June 13, 1898, he was ordered to go out to reconnoiter a steamer near the port, thinking that it was a ship breaking through the blockade known as the
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Never forget June 13, 1898; God was with us; educate your children in sentiments of devotion to duty, blind faith in discipline and enthusiastic love for the
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Between 1897 and his death, De
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affront to the economic interests of the shipyards, resigning the councilors and creating a Defense Board, which would later be imprisoned. In October,
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arrived at the port of Ferrol after a long journey but would break down off the coast. José de Carranza proposed that the ship sent to be repaired in
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from declining health. He would have a funeral there with most of the stores closing that day out of respect. His remains would be reinterred by the
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and on December 12, 1891, he returned to the Escuela Naval Flotante as a teacher. De Carranza would then be appointed as a military observer of the
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and his sister Blanca would marry Juan Cisneros. His paternal grandparents were Juan Manuel De Carranza y Terol who hailed from
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was a Spanish ship-of-the-line lieutenant. He was known for commanding the
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