Nebraska Troops Depart as Chickamauga Death List Rises
The Third corps exodus from Chickamauga park began with the Second Nebraska leading departures toward Lytle. A hospital car with 25 sick and convalescent troopers followed. A long list shows 883 deaths from May 1 to Sept 1, with 120 buried at National Cemetery and 178 in August. Captain Ira Stowell dies of typhoid. body to Newport News.
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Ontoxamaras
Third Corps
Chickamaugs Park
Nebraska
Lytle
Georgia
Guins
St. Louis
Jefferson Barracks
Royal T. Frank
Boynton
Chickamauga
Allation
National Cemetery
Breckinridge
Ira Stowell
Company M
New Humpshire
Crty
Newport
N. H
Troops Leaving Camp Wikoff Fast. Michigan Regiments Muster Out
New York news notes rapid volunteer departures from Camp Wikoff as Thirty-third and Thirty-fourth Michigan regiments prepare to depart with about 26 men and many sick to be furloughed. Hospitals shrink as sick are moved to Shinnecock and New London, with 80 days until muster out. Detention camps hold convalescing Michigan and Illinois troops. health bulletin shows 384 sick and 289 fever cases with several deaths. Detour fires chief James Elliott dies of stomach trouble.
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New York
Camp
Wikoff
Thirty-third
Michigan
Thirty-fourth
Eaton Island
General Hospital
Shinnecock
New & Division
Borden
Red Cross
New London
Conn
Ostalina
Berlin
Santiago
Washington
Lawton
Daily Health Bulletin
Clarence Lewis
George Banose
Luther
Asher
Fifth United States Volunteers
Henry ©. Chatt
Twenty-fourth Infantry
George Fleckenstein
Twentieth Infantry
Senn on Military Surgeon Duties in War Report
The Journal of the American Medical Association will publish Lieutenant Colonel Nicholas Senn’s article on the qualifications and duties of the military surgeon. He stresses preventing disease and suffering, early guidance, proper camp location, water, food, clothing, and insists on officer cooperation or moral authority to compel it. He cites the Cubana campaign fever outbreak as evidence of imprudence by commanding generals and calls for safer future practices.
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Wayn
Santiago
Oxhicago
Journal of the American Medical Association
Nicholas Senn
Senn
Anch
Lacey
Porto Rico
West India Islands
Spain
Cuba
Philippines
Allison
Dobson Heads Ticket At Republican Convention
The Republican convention declared bastion support for the administration in actions and speeches. Leaders including Allison and Lacey praised McKinley and cabinet while voicing mild disappointment over holding conquered territories.
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Convention
Frome
Allison
Gear
Congress
Henderson
Dolliver
Cousins
Lacey
Hepburn
Updegraff
Shaw
Drake
Blythe
Manila
Iowa Republicans Plan 1899 Campaign Platform and Nominations
Nominations were set for state officers with Merriam Merriam winning auditor on the first ballot while others for secretary of state treasurer attorney general and railroad commissioner were chosen by acclamation or on initial ballots. The platform endorsed McKinley era policies gold standard reciprocity naval expansion and a strong merchant marine with support for the Nicaraguan canal and cautious war aims. The notice also reports Star Pointer’s failed record attempt at a Massachusetts trotting event and unrelated business news.
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Allison
Shaw
George T. Dobson
Polk County
John Herriott
Guthrie
Frank F. Merriam
Delaware County
Allen
van Buren
E. J. Hartshorn
Palo Alto
Merriam
Hartshorn
Milton Remsey
Johnson
Sima
Pottawattamie
Temple
Clarke
Commia- Hover
J. A
Sammis
Plymouth County
Welcome Mowrey
Tama
A. F. Collman
Adama
W. B. Parkin
Boone
Mowrey
State Committee
McKinley
Spain
Republican Party
United States
A Critical Time in Battle and Parade in Jacksonville
A Pittsburgh letter from Santiago Cuba praises Chamberlain's medicine for diarrhoea amid a crucial front supply effort. It credits relief to keep pack-trains moving and save lives. The Sept 1 Jacksonville parade section covers Seventh Corps recognition, with Colonel Bryan's Third Nebraska reception.
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Santiago de Cuba
P. E. Butler
Santiago, de Cuba
Chamberlain
Tampa
Chamberlain Medicine Co
Des Moines
Iowa
Vie Emmert & Co
H. G. Weber & Co
Seventh Corps
Third
Nebraska Regiment
Jacksonville
Seventh Army Corps
Wisconsin
William Jennings Bryan
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James Elliott
Benn
Irrigation Congress
Cheyenne
Ouervenne
J. M. Carey
Richards
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Pregey
Fort Pierre
Lon Bentley
Sam Lemly
Sam Delahan
Bentley
Richard P. Fales
al Tiller
Mr. Fales
Newport News
Shipbuilding Company
Cramps
Philadelphia
Union Ironworks
San Francisco
Dialogue & Co
Sioux Orry
F. W. Vanderberg
Sioux City
Narragansett Pier
Winnie Davis
Dolan
Monongahela City
Oatsburg
Grand Army
Paul
Cincinnati
Omaha’ Road
Pearl
Church Streets
Cleveland
Garibaldi
Noah
Savannah
Tybee
Nicholas J. Shannon
Hayuehot
Chicago
Thuray
Howell
D. IL. Howell
Seventh United States Infantry
Montauk Point
St. Paul
Mania
Hong Kong
Dobson Heads
Hawkeye Republicans
Dubuque
Stato
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DORON
Tohn Herriott
Merriam Attorney General
Milton Rhmley
MOWRY
D. J. Palmey
Czerk
Supreme Court
Cosen
William McKinley
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Congress of the
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Mass
Star Pointer
Grattan Boy
Massachusetts
Francis Valentine Company
Pacific Coast
Donohue-Kelly Bank
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KKECC
W. R. Roberts
Citizens’ Bank of Omaha
Omaha
Towa
Kay
B. J. Kay Medical .Co
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Neb
Aslanta
Atlantic
Savanagh
Charleaton
Pacific Cable Company
J. P. Morgan & Co
Asiatic Coast
Japan
Australia
Hawaii
Buka
Aleutian Islands
James A. Borgamer
Vancouver
Dreyfus
Paris
M. Faure
M. Cavaignuac
M. Barrien
M. Brisson
Interior
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Hoccumpment
Cixcinnati
Citizens' Committee
J. P
Gobin
Grand Army of the Republic
Camp Alger
WM. Bryant
Vigoreuts
M. J. Abbott
Jake Johnson
Dray Line
Johnson & Thompson
Bright
John H. Wood
Winth Street
Postoffice Building
THE
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Exposition Enclosure
W. A. Mercer
United States Congress
H. G. Weber & Ca
Josiah Bacon
Thad
Geo. H. Hearn
Hearn
DR. WA. Bryant
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