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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1899

Page

2

Two Letters From Manila Describe Dissension Among Officers

On the Transport Pennsylvania ex Iowa Volunteers report tensions between officers and Colonel John C. Loper. A protest by enlisted men rallies behind Loper, praising him as capable and condemning rival officers. The crew reflects months at sea delaying landfall as insurgents block operations near Iloilo, with a petition drive showing strong support for Loper and concern over the unit’s blameless record.

Tromp P. L U. S. Transport Pennsylvania Eprrok Teeerar Washington San Francisco Manila Miller Ith Regular 18Th Regular Infantry Iowa Baltimore Petrel Toile Isle of Gunamaras Manila Bay Iloilo Ilailo Sam T Gen. Miller War Department Dist Iowa Infantry Loper John ©. Loper Tripite BP. T John C. Loper Col. Loper Col Leper Col. Lopez Capt. Clark Co. M Red Oak Ben Clark Eighth Army Corps Lopez Des Moines John T. Hune J.T. Davidson H. P. Williams J. D. Cady H.C. Lane H. B. Dull GW. Wilson Col. Leper

Are Republics Ungrateful and the GA R Protest Burial Costs

A 1899 plea from Sam Rice Post No. 6 G A R condemns the Iowa board of control for outsourcing soldier burials to a contractor. The post demands every comrade receive decent Christian burial, even at state expense, and forwards the resolutions to the board and city paper. It notes indignation at being labeled paupers and carrion. It also references The New York Tribune on Jim Bludsoe and Captain W P Lamothe, clarifying the myth of the ubiquitous figure and honoring the real hero who died aboard a burning steamer.

Sam Rice Board of Control GA. R Pennsylvania Avenue Yonder Iowa Sam Rice Post W. M. Nerrer J. M. Haver Oliver Fairchild New York Tribune Mississippi Valley Jim Bludsoe Diipatches W. P. Lamothe Jim Bindsoe Prairie Belle Jim Bludsos Hay

Engineer Oliver Fairchild and the Prairie Belle disaster tale

In a narrative linked to Jim Bladsoe and Oliver Fairchild, the Prairie Belle wreck on the Mississippi is recalled. The engineer aboard the Fashion steamer, facing a raging fire, remains pivotal as the pilot’s role is disputed. Mark Twain and Henry Fairchild are referenced amid debates on heroism and historical accuracy.

Jim Bladsoe The Prairie Belle Oliver Fairchild New York Tribune Henry Fairchild New Orleans Memphis St. Louis Willer Bank Jim Hay Tribune Mark Twain Twain Mr. Hay Bludsoe Jim Bradsoe

Otis and Lawton Open Manila Campaign Amid Reinforcements

The arrival of General Lawton with reinforcements signals an active campaign against the Filipinos under General Otis. Offensive operations are to begin toward Malolos as Lawton assumes command in Luzon while Otis directs civil and island military affairs. The transport Grant also brings Major General Lawton and a second Oregon unit, with a graves procession for fallen officers from the Twentieth Second Infantry.

Lawton Manila General Otis Luzon Hale Otis Malolos W. EB. Smith E. McConville David S. Elliott Eugenes. French United States Scandia Second Oregon Volunteers Grant Twenty-second Infantry Wheaton

GOING EAST AND WEST TRAIN SCHEDULE NOTES

Train listings show passenger and freight services with multiple numbered trains. Some runs avoid Sundays, with specific arrival and departure times at Audubon Branch North and other stations, including a Sunday 8:30 a.m. departure and 10:55 a.m. arrival in the day’s timetable.

Audubon P. Ma

Almanac of the Day Moon Phase and Sun Rise Times

Almanac notes Saturday and Sunday sun rises at 6 18 and aeta at 6 03 with moon set times not specified in readable text. The fragment provides partial daily astronomical data without complete celestial event details.

Aeta

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