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Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1899

Page

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Yorktown crew missing after Baler mission amid Philippine revolt

Admiral Dewey is notified of the disappearance of J. C. Gilmore and 14 Yorktown crew members after Ensign Standley and a small party went inland to contact Spanish defenders at Baler. The boat’s automatic gun and crew were not recovered, sparking theories of capture or rescue by Filipinos. Brigadier General Charles King is relieved due to illness and ordered home.

Manila Admiral Dewey J. C. Gilmore United States Yorktown Baler Luzon Gilmore W. H. Standley Baler Bay Mloilo Dewey Malolos Charles King

Dewey Dispatch on Yorktown Crew Disappearance

Admiral Dewey reports from Manila that Lt J C Gilmore and several sailors from the Yorktown are missing after an ambush near the river mouth while attempting to rescue Spanish forces in Luzon. Ninety-two Americans—officers, enlisted, and priests—were involved in the operation and are unaccounted for. Neutral reports indicate insurgents treated surviving prisoners well, and Dewey is authorized to pursue rescue if the men are alive. An earthquake near Rio de Janeiro destroyed villages Vinicola and Jacquelas with casualties and volcanic eruptions reported nearby.

Washington Navy Department Dewey Manila Secretary of the Navy Yorktown Baler Luzon P. L J. C. Gilmore Walton J. Ellsworth E. J. Nygard Wendigt W. H. Rynders O. W Woodbury D. G. A. Neville A. J. Peterson Wilcox New York Herald Buenos Ayres Rio Jal Viniclina Jaquel Huoango Vinctina

Navy dispatch stirs circles on Dewey message\n

The April 19 Dewey cipher dispatch aroused naval circles as deciphering proved slow due to cipher gaps. The report names Lt. J. G. Gilmore and others associated with Manila and Manila theater service, listing enlistment sites, birthplaces, and next of kin across a broad roster.

Washington Dewey J. G. Gilmore Philadelphia Arizona Monongahela Marcon Bancroft Vesagions Machias St. Paul Sigsbee Solace Manila Yorktown William Walton Choo Foo China Manheim Germany John Ellsworth Mare Island Cal Portsmouth N. H Lyman Paul Edwards Peru Ind L. B. Edwards Mexico John Dillon Honolulu Galway Ireland George Cavenes Hawaii Paul Vandoll France P. Vandoit San Luis Obispo Charles Albert Morrissey Columbus Neb J. C. Morrissey Lincoln Ora B. McDonald Cammel Valley P. McDonald Monterey William H. Rynnders Amsterdam Holland M. H. Myhous John G. Woodbury Lynn Mass Densell George Arthur Neville Dudley Eng E. Marsh Sellwood Oregon Fred Anderson New York Buffalo N. Y Christiana Anderson Bristol Street Edward J. Nygard Warsaw Russia Sophia Nygard Atlantic Avenue Brooklyn

England Watches U S Philippine Policy In The Herald

The Herald of London reports General Lawton's withdrawal from newly held Philippine towns and his claim that 100000 troops would be needed to secure order. English papers discuss American imperialism, President McKinley’s volunteer dilemma, and the ongoing fight to pacify the archipelago. The Westminster Gazette notes the shift from hot to cold fits as the task proves more formidable than expected.

New York The Herald London United States Westminister Gazette McKinley

Oldest telegrapher dies as U S weighs Philippine policy

The piece notes criticism of delayed action on the Philippines and the Globe's warning that pacification efforts in Luzon require more than a mere military promenade. It reports Colonel D P Livermore, aged 94, as the oldest telegrapher in the United States dead at Hallowell Maine.

Philippines Luzon United States Hallowell D. P. Livermore

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