A campaign centered on a city with this name, which included the Battle of Silva Heights, centered on advancements to Fajardo (“fah-HAR-doh”). A battle at a (-5[1])location with this name (15[1])included gunfire at Hell's Pocket shortly after Samuel Sumner took over control from the gravely ill “Fighting Joe” Wheeler. William Sampson led a bombardment campaign (15[1])of a city (-5[1])of this name. (-5[1])A battle at a location with this name occurred on the same day as (*) El Caney (“kah-NAY”), leading Arsenio Linares' troops to surrender before marching to Santiago. (10[1])Pedro (-5[1])Albizu Campos worked with the military on independence efforts predominantly in a city with this name. (10[3])Kettle Hill (10[1])was the actual (10[1])location of an (10[1])1898 (10[1])battle with this name, (10[3]-5[1])where (10[1])Theodore Roosevelt (10[3])led (10[1])the (10[1]-5[2])Rough (10[2])Riders. (10[4]-5[1])For 10 points, give this name of (10[1])the capital of Puerto Rico. (10[1])■END■ (10[6])