Soldiers Returned From Hospital Ship List Of Names
A long list details soldiers aboard the hospital ship Relics, with units from Montana, Nebraska, North Dakota, and other states. It records officers, noncoms, and privates, plus casualties en route including deaths at Nagasaki Yokohama and port embalmment. The document names individuals across many infantry and artillery units and notes sick or wounded statuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
John BP. Zellihwer
Sbraska
Anna Clie Hoth
Ragens Volunteries
Collin A. Nall
Kansas
O S.C. Lapp
North Dalsari Vitlunierns
Coxpe—Horpital
Vahno
Avilng Hopital Stewards Oo. FE
Boles
Harpy
B. Cochrane
Thomas Giver
Charlie
Slaten
Wellest
A. Wild Hhagon
Art Uery
Floyd G. Allison
Muttury G
Sixth Artillery
R. G. Quigsey
Dy of
B. Quissey
Pourth Cavalry
Charles Love
California
Edwin
Thompson
Corp 7
Wrag Cs
Antefon
KR. McTienard
Hermann
Murgun
Carenpe Baya
Blonty
Uh Lewis
T Mittox
A Morel
Harry Im
Goldfast
J.T. Meerkle
Gr R
McLaren
Ward T
Paw
Weltlams
Charles FP. Ford
Widho Infantey
Fiverstreet
R. Hustemeyer
William H. Kernig
Oylar
de Seregeant Hastmnan
Keakt
A. Ry Keogh
Pirst Town
Tafantay
W. J. Metr
Charles W. Jen
Theansuy Datuning
H. BE. Wagner
HJ. H. Reasoner
J.C
Sp J. Powell
Bermoant
Duecph Besson
William Te Ledger
Mecqure
Pinesom
Cy Wiliam B. Spelague
Willan Vy . Ganetern
Secund Orekyn
O. A. Reynolds
A. R. W. Price
A. Rockwasner
Ting- Jase Glenn
R. W. Price
Rockwell
G. J. Lauten
B. King
W. B CA
A. C. Anderson
H. O. Dobingon
G. H. L. Osborn
EK A. Manning
G. W. H. Atkin
H. Robert Hovey
H. E. H. Fisher
C. George Robertson
R. B. Bucklin
H.C. Vaughn
First War
T.W. Brown
B. Coats
Christ Kauss
William J. Watson
20Th
Kansas Volunteers
J. C. McArthur
United States Infantry
Hospital Corps
Shin Relief
General Hospital
John Strain
Frank Pursel
1St
Comrado
Nagasaki
Chris Kauss
Princeist Wyoming
Yokohama
A. L. Bareket
Wylet South Dae Kota
Pea
Two Officers Captured by Filipinos Near Manila
San Francisco reports Third Officer Hoppe and Third Engineer Blanford of the Relief were captured by Filipino forces while sailing in a small boat. They were becalmed and seized. An exchange offer for five prisoners failed. A Filipino priest entered the enemy camp and later reported the men were alive and well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Hoppe
Blanford
Manila
Canada Makes Concession On Alaskan Boundary
Ottawa reports Canada agreed to a boundary adjustment with the United States linked to the Mount St Elias apex. Commission findings moved the starting point of the line to the apex, expanding U S territory by about 28 square miles while Canada gains the share of North America’s highest point, underscoring mutual advantage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Herald
Ottawa
Canada
United States
General Duffield
Mr. King
Canwith
Alaska
Mount St
Mount St. Bilas
United
Warrange
North America
Deposit of Geld in San Francisco and New York
The report notes a Wednesday payment of 100000 in Klondike gold deposited in San Francisco or Seattle. It also mentions 1900000 of Australian gold at San Francisco and a treasury warrant drawn in favor of the New York sub-treasury. The process involves the San Francisco sub-treasury handling the costs and crediting New York banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eleirnige Tausge
San Francisco
Seattle
Naimbry
Treasury
N York
Sheep War Sparks Clashes Near Cheyenne and Manning
In Cheyenne and northeastern Colorado a conflict erupts between sheep and cattle interests. Four horsemen attacked large flocks owned by Warren Livestock Company at Two Mile Creek, about 24 miles from Ming. Reports say 160 sheep were killed and many more wounded, while two sheep herders may have been beaten. details remain unconfirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wye
Aug
Colorado
Mandy
Warren Livestock Company
Two Mile Creek
Ming
Sheen
New Copper Company Incorporation at Trenton N J
The Arimer Consolidated Copper company with authorized capital stock of 5 400 000 was incorporated in Trenton New Jersey on August 8 to operate mines in Arizona and Mexico. Incorporators include Charles N King F B Vanderhoof Tsaat Gulderban CH Tompkin and John K Mulvaney all of stylity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Arimer Consolidated Copper Company
Arizona
Mexico
Charles N. King
F. B. Vanderhoof
Tsaat Gulderban
Tompkin
John K. Mulvaney
Stylity
Arrest in Cleveland Ties to Dynamite Plot and Boycott
Cleveland August 2 police report an arrest of John Schoenthal a striking conductor on a suspicious person charge connected to attempted dynamite purchases tied to the Big Consolidated strike. He claims he acted for an unknown stranger and the investigation may yield further developments as officials scrutinize a citywide boycott and possible conspiracy under anti trust laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
John Schoenthal
Central Station
Stokes
Nottingham
Schoonthal
Schoenthal
Ling
Sal
Root in Office Spends Frat Day Handling Fever Crisis
A Washington dispatch notes Secretary Root spent his day handling yellow fever issues and seeking information. He states he will act according to what he believes is right for the service and the country, avoiding any influence from party leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
Root
Hritnte Hasnony
Fae Hons
Tailors Win Strike in New York Contracts Signed
Tailors have won their strike with nearly all contractors agreeing for the coming season. Contracts cite operators at $18, hatters at $15 and finishers at $10 weekly. Ten hours constitute a day’s work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Will Visit McKinley
New York August 3 Vice President Hobart will depart Long Beach on Friday for Lake Champlain to visit President McKinley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hobart
Long Beach
Lake Champlain
McKinley
Allen's Foot-Ease boosts cool, comfortable feet
Try Allen's Foot-Ease powder to shake into shoes this season. It cools swollen nervous hot feet, relieves tired walking, cures blistering and callous pain, and eases bunions. Sold by all druggists and shoe stores. trial package available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allun
Allen S
le Roy
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Ninth Infantry
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Mayfield
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Cormick
A. Charles M
Hall Bren
Bet BE
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Moler
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P. G. Rox Lid
Coop Noand
Dalton Sisters Proprietors
Montana Street
West Galena Street
Beckswith
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Ipor
Galena Street
N. Jackson Street
Abra Stan
South Arizona Street
W. Galena
Clark's Bank
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Owsley Block
Surf
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L. Gottlieb
Vapor Steam Russian Cabinet
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Tralla
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P. O
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Mme Guy
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Hamilton
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Mont
Columbia Gardens
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