Captain Evans Leaves the Iowa
Captain Evans departs from the Iowa amid service updates and farewell notes. The move marks a transition in command as the crew adjusts to new leadership duties.
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1898
Page
1
Evans Relieved From Iowa Command For Naval Board Duty
Washington reports Captain Robly D. Evans is relieved of command of the battleship Iowa at his request and will join the naval inspection board after a brief leave. Captain Silas Terry will command the Iowa and sail with the Oregon to the Pacific. Also noted are preparations in Texas and military staffing shifts as Congress and the army adjust postwar forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas Terry
Iowa
Oregon
Pacific
Washington
Robly D. Evans
Navy Department
Long
New York Navy Yard
Evans
Franklin
Norfolk Navy Yard
South America
Honolulu
Naval Inspection Board
Senator Kyle Improves After Paralysis in South Dakota
Senator Janes HM Kyle of South Dakota, stricken with paralysis here, shows marked improvement. Murder Instead of death by own action in Temple on Sept 11 as the investigation into JH Baughs death shifts from suicide to foul play. Republican Nominee Lounsbury for governor announced at New Haven state convention on Sept 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janes HM. Kyle
South Dakota
Temple
J. H. Baugh
Lounsbury
New Haven
Geo. EK
Final Cabinet Session Approves Peace Commission Instructions
Washington September 16. The cabinet met for an hour with Secretary Alger absent. Secretary Day tendered his resignation as secretary of state and left the cabinet. A Manila report from General Otis indicated the situation was satisfactory. The peace commission instructions were officially approved. Senator Gray remains in Philadelphia and will sail with the Campania tomorrow. Assistant Secretary Moore also resigned to become secretary to the peace commission in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alger
Day
Otis
Manila
Peace Commission
Gray
Philadelphia
Campania
New York
Moore
Paris
Rain and redeployments at Camp Wikoff and allied posts
Heavy rain at Camp Wikoff caused no damage while 600 general hospital patients remained. The Twenty-second Infantry began departure to Fort Crook Omaha and five hundred of the Twelfth prepared to move to Huntsville. Two soldiers died of typhoid fever and dysentery. Other notes report units returning to Washington and Chicago, with illness and fatalities shaping postwar demobilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wikoff
General Hospital
Twenty-second Infantry
van Horn
Fort Crook
Omaha
Neb
H. H. Humphreys
Huntsville
Ala
Frederick Holm
Eighth Infantry
Walter Noyes
Sixteenth Infantry
Shafter
Chicago
United States Infantry
Fort Sheridan
Santiago
el Caney
Lexington
Camp Hamilton
Silas C Sapp
Indiana
Warsaw
Ind
Guy Lesher
Missouri
Jefferson City
Changes in Cuban command and a surgeon's death reported
Major Roberts relinquished command to Major O'Brien during a demonstration as 60 men were moved directly to bar racks by carriages. Surgeon George Lindheim of the Red Cross and Eighth New York volunteers died of typhoid in New York at 27 after overseeing the transport of 265 sick soldiers from Chickamauga. Madrid reports the Spanish peace commission may include Monterorios Villarrutia Correo Azcarraga and Urzaiz, with possible changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Alamo
Ponce
Porto Rico
Pennsylvania Railroad
Jersey City
District of Columbia
Pennsylvania
Illinois
al Chamberlin
W. F. Kauffman
Florida
Tampa
Key West
Washington
Roberts
O’brien
Cuba
O'Brien
Haskell
George Lindheim
Red Cross Society
Eighth New York Volunteers
Chickamauga
Commissio Madrid
Peace Commission
Senor Monterorios
Senate
Senor Villarrutia
Correo
General Azcarraga
Senor Urzaiz
Popular Low Rate Excursion to Hot Springs Ark
I and I G N R R will sell excursion tickets to Hot Springs on September 10 with return at low rates. Palestine 5.50, Galveston and San Antonio 7.50 and other points in proportion. Tickets valid until Sept 15 with 30 day extension option on payment of sufficient to make rate one fare. Contact nearest agent or D J Price G P and T A Palestine Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Palestine
Galveston
San Antonio
D. J. Price
G. P
T. A
Texas
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Land of Flowers
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Captain Evans
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Buck
Dallas
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Corsicana
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Roger Q. Mills
McKinley
Lauzanne
Switzerland
Empress Elizabeth
Austria
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Barbotti
Luichini
Geneva
Trinidad
W. L
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Denver
Black Canon
Gunnison River
Kyle Better
Cleveland
John B. Mike
Globes Saloon
Taylor & Cox
CooLine Drinks
Parsons
Bottling Works
Bryan, Texas
Co. G&g. Parsons
Tyler Haswell
Camp Wikoff
Twenty-Second
Columbus
Seventeenth Infantry
Ark
Che Williamson-Haftner
Colo
North
South
Houston
Ennis
Ft. Worth
Denison
Houston, Ennis A
Galveston Houston
Brenhem
Austin
Wace Corsicana
Waxahachie
Plano
McKinney, Sherman, and Denson
C. W. Berm
M. L. Roxzsrys
G.P & T. Agt
W.S. Wilson
Agt
Bryan
J. Wittmann
Main Street
W. H. Lawrence
Beauty
Hall’s Twin Sisters
Freckala
Effall’s Drugs Store
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