by Edward Kirk Titus. 1914. 60p

The document discusses the narrative of the USS Oregon's famous voyage, highlighting the uneducated writer's observant storytelling and the crew's pride in their commander, Rear-Admiral Charles E. Clark. It emphasizes the sailors' patriotism, courage, and the ship's mechanical efficiency during the battle at Santiago, where the Oregon outperformed superior vessels. The log serves as a historical account of the crew's experiences and the significant achievements of the Navy during the conflict.