Ambulence Corps Aid by Millionaire at Camp Whitman
A New York ambulance unit, the 9th and Husid, rests at Camp Whitman after a long march in rain. Morris Minton, broker of 22 Exchange Place, hosts the men at a house down the road, and the 22d Engineers hustle water and sanitation tasks. The 69th, under Chaplain Duffy, holds mass before breakfast as orders specify rapid camp work and distribution of three inch pipe to support the water supply.
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Whitman
X. Y
Fishkill Range
Hutson Hier
New Kambung
Brekman Corers
NX. GN
Morrie M. Minton
Old Ambulance Corps
Minton
Lieutenant Selrick
Mr. Minton
Sait
Sd Ambulance Corps
New York
Morris M. Minton
Louis
Conley
Francis Duffy
E. V. Tad
Greenhaven
William Pagan
Lucas
Hie
700 HORSES 300 MULES ARRIVE FOR GUARD
A shipment of 7000 draft pack and paddle animals reaches Jersey City for the New York National Guard. Colonel De Bevoise Captain Shanton and two veterinarians assess the lot as the best in a year and a half. Horses priced at 140 each mules at 165 and heavy mules at 165.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York National Guard
Jersey City
Charles J. de Bevoise
Cavalry
Thomas Shanton
Henry
New York
Shanton
Carrizal Fight News Reaches Mexican Consul
Juan t turns consul general for the Mexican de facto government said at his Equitable Building office that he had received no information of the battle of Carrizal except via New York outlets. He noted no mention of an engagement and indicated no plans for repatriation of Mexican consuls in the United States. Victor Rendon of the Marketing of Henequin Commission said most Mexicans likely oppose war with the United States.
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Juan 'T
Equitable
Carrizal
New York News
Carranza
Commission For the Marketing of Henequin
Sisal
Two Brooklyn Troops Reach Van Cortlandt Park
Brooklyn based units from the 1st Cavalry and 41st and 14th infantry moved toward Van Cortlandt Park and Peekskill for wartime service. Battery B 2d Field Artillery heads to Van Cortlandt Park today while Battery A departs Sunday. Some men remain uncertain due to lack of mounts and unclear orders.
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Brooklyn
1St Cavalry Regiment
Bedford Avenue
President Street
van Cortland Park
Mae Mortimer Bryant
Mth
41Th Infantry
Peekskill
14Th
47Th
B. 2d Field Artillery
van Cortlandt Park
2D Regiment
Seventh on March Today in New York Regiment Parade
The Seventh regiment will assemble at 1:30 PM from the armory on Sixty Seventh Street and Park Avenue, march along a set route including Fifty Avenue Thirty six Street Lexington Avenue and Park Avenue, then back to the armory. Rumor of a gubernatorial review and news of Benjamin Strong taking a medical vacation circulated after a board meeting, with Robert H Treman named deputy governor interim.
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Sixtye Seventh Street
Park Avenue
Fifty Avenue
Thirty-sixth Street
Lexington Avenue
Forty-fifth Street
Armory
Whitman
Weral
Union League Club
Federal Reserve
Benjamin Strong
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Board of
Robert H. Treman
Ins County National Bank
Han
Militia Mobilization Expands as War Fears Grow
United States officials outlined rapid guard mobilization with California Kansas and Missouri units under orders to move to the border. Secretary Baker conferred with top generals as Congress weighs drafting guard members and expanding volunteer and regular regiments for potential war with Mexico. Twenty coast guard vessels and naval militia preparations offer coastline protection and port readiness amid the crisis. A Hoboken boiler taker Louis Meyers hanged himself worrying about German relatives.
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California
Utah
Nevada
Idaho
Montanas
Oregon
Washington
Colorado
Kansas
Missouri
Wyoming
North
South Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Iowa
Llinois
Indiana
Michigan
Ohio
Baker
War Department
Bliss
Staf
Fer
Congress
National Guard
Uny
House Military Committee
Hay
Wilson
Mexico
Kansan
Coast Guard Service
Guardsmen in House Ready to Go to War
Connecticut National Guard reservist Lt Col Jane Tilson announced he would resign his seat and go to the front if war with Mexico erupts. Representative Chiperfield, a Judge advocate in the Milnais National Guard, said he would resign as a representative if called out.
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Washington
Jane Tie Tilson
Connecticut National Guard
Mexico
Representative Chiperfield
Milnais National Guard
Wilson
Earl
Representa
Texas Departs for War Under Sealed Orders
At noon yesterday the battleship Texas weighed anchor from the navy yard and set out quietly under sealed orders. The ship carries ammunition fuel and provisions for a long cruise. Admiral Usher praised the yard workers for rapid fitting out and officers noted the secret sailing dates for allied ships Wyoming and Arkansas while repairs on another machine were completed swiftly.
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Texas
Navy Yard
Manhattan
Brooklyn
John Hood
Usher
Wyoming
Arkansas
Vieas
Daniels
Navy
Mexican Consul Held as Unneutral in Palomas Incident
Savel Luin Sandoval Mexican Consul at Palomas eight miles south of Columbus was arrested by State Department officials as he boarded a train to El Paso. He is detained pending an investigation of neutrality charges. Mexican customs officers at Palomas have fled south on pack mules abandoning the customs house.
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Palomas
Columbus
N. M
Columbus M
Savel Luin Sandoval
Here
State Department
el Paso
Mexican Guns Aid Recruiting In War Mobilization
Crowds cheered as troops moved from armories toward Camp Whitman, with plans to land at Hamburg and march the 18 miles to Beekman. The 14th Infantry Brooklyn and related units awaited orders, while transport delays and water supply issues at Camp Whitman slowed movements. Hospital and ambulance corps prepared for deployment, and upstate drill and rifle ranges awaited the regiment before final mobilization. Cavalry mounts and machine gun troops joined the encampment plans at Van Cortland Park with streets and baggage trains organized around armories.
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J. Franklin Dunkeith
Leander N. Shearer
Hospital Corps
War Department
Mexico City
14Th Infantry
Brooklyn
47Th Infantry
T1st Infantry
New York
Camp Whitman
Beckman
Peekskill
Reveille
Sanilar
Squadron A
Iich
Ninety-fourth Street
Madison Avenue
van Cortland
Park
1St Infantes
Thirty-fourth Street
Park Avenue
12Th Infantry
Columbus Avenue
Sixty-second Street
Rookies Prove Crack Riflemen During Training Camp
In Plattsburg New York on June 22 rookies completed four days of practice ranges with over 60 percent qualifying for record shooting. Of 1 360 men many with no prior trigger time more than 800 scored 652 3 percent of the possible. Lieutenant Thomas L Murray led with 208 of 225 as the top score while Dr M J Murphy of Providence Rhode Island the camp fat man scored 2. Raymond Hartshorn from Perrysburg also impressed as a first time shooter, underscoring the training success and officials plan for July camps.
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Vroom
Tha Tabine Plattsburg
N.Y
Thomas L. Murray
Marion
Ohio
M. J. Murphy
Providence
Dr. Murphy
Raymond Hartshorn
Company C
Chiosa
Perrysburg
Universal training urged by army officials at public meeting
Colonel Glenn and other officers urged universal service as the solution to military readiness. They criticized volunteer limits and described Mexico turmoil, noting mobilization plans and the need for public pressure on Congress to pass universal training legislation.
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Mexico
Chamberiaje
Congress
Tong
National Guard
Iil
Glenn
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Halloran
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First Field Artillery
New York City
van Cortlandt
Peekskill To-morrow
Fifth Avenue
Militia
Germany
Louis Meyers
Hoboken
William Sommers
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Second Street
Eighth Avenue
Hamburg
There
Beekman
Saks & Company
Broadway
34Th Street
Oxford
I. R. Morley
London
England
Plattsburg
Ralph H. Sprague
J. Christopher Nrks
West Fortyfifth Street
Jon Hamilton
J King
Haldpate
Charles E. Greenbough
Trip
Cohen
Marke R M. Gwilliam
Charles Evans Hughes
Theodore Rousneau
Mitchel
Wood
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Universal Service
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Saks Luggage Dept
Saks
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