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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1916

Page

9

Troops Withdrawn From Beekman Camp Amid Delays

Major General O Ryan delays departure of 1st Battalion and two hospital units at Camp Whitmen Beekman N Y as equipment train and 500 mules arrive. Units scramble to move after dawn with chaplains planning and regiments uncertain, while fresh troops fill camp and a top cavalry company joins.

Whitmen Beekman N. Yu John PF. O'Ryan E V. Lucas Fnennesra Green Haven Frederick N. Whitely O'Ryan Lucas Hopewell Jonesien Brownsville Sam Antonie Tex Fesn Tonteht James Andrews Arthurburg Conley S8th 69Th Efaki Romantce M Roneard Yarate Crack Cavalry Command Rochester Arthur Chapelle W. X. Haskell U. S Chapelle Albeny Strong Ernest L. Milles Deer Gelilo F. Verbeck Arvillers

Ambu lance Company encamps before dusk near rochester

The 24 Ambulance Company under Charles C. Boswell from Rochester encamped before dusk. Ter ey E. Barbour, managing editor of the Engineering and Mining Journal, who left the Maine coast artillery for active service with another state militia, was made a lieutenant in the 22d Regiment today.

Ternoon Charles C. Boswell Rochester Terey E. Barbour Engineering and Mining Journal Maine Coast Artillery

Fifteen Year Old Puts Self Into Mexican Conflict

James McCarthy a robust Brooklyn youth ages fifteen sought to enlist at the 47th Regiment Armory. Claiming he was eighteen, he faced the recruiting sergeant who queried his courage about bandits. A strong mother intervened as he left with custody.

James McCarthy 47Th Regiment Brooklyn Jamen James Matamu Tin

7th And 71st Off For Border To Day

The 7th Regiment prepares to move toward the border with about 1,400 men, 100 rounds per man, and 26 tons of ammunition requested. Rejections due to eyesight were few, and officials expect the unit to number over 1,500, concentrating at a camp after leaving the armory. Families gathered outside, front windows filled with conversations and improvised smuggling of goods.

Brownsville Tipperary Thabo Fisk Conds Irsit

Fireless cookers headline 71st prepares for border march

The 71st Regiment showcases fireless cookers on wagons for hot meals during the move to the border. Governor Whitman praises the troops, who dine in the armory amid rumors of imminent deployment, with ration wagons and cook wagons ready in Thirty-third Street.

East Thirty-third Street 71St Regiment Thirty-third Kkhaki Bates Fist Regiment Killigg True Tist Governor Whitman Dyer National Guard Jd Guard

Governor Whitman Watches Troops Mobilize At Armory

Governor Whitman arrives at the 7th Regiment Armory with Adjutant General Stotesbury and Capt. Lorillard Spencer. He praises the soldiers for answering the call and urges a swift departure as trains unload horses mules and cavalry mounts brought from the West to mobilize along the Southern border.

O'Ryan O. J. Gude Durland Dunwoodie Sixtieth Street North River Name Place Mott Haven Whitman Armory Stotesbury Lorillard Spencer Lexington Avenue

Sperry Offers Services for Government Duty as Inventor

Lawrence Sperry, inventor of the gyroscope stabilizer, offers his services from his Amityville hangar. He states he is ready to enter any required duty, whether as an aeroplane scout or as an instructor for aviators, with the aim of being of service if needed. Most of his experimental flying over the past year has been conducted at Amityville.

Lawrence Sperry Amityville

Many See Militia Rookies Start At Tasks In Park

War era muster day follows soggy buildup as Brooklyn Bronx and Manhattan units pitch tents in Van Cortlandt Park. Crowds watch cavalry drills, horses and field artillery, with families strolling camproads and cheering the soldiers during a sunny afternoon. Rookies march ten miles from Plattsburg toward a field camp, enduring warlike discipline and a final rest under sugar maples by a stream as officers supervise camp setup.

Militia van Cortlandt Park Polo Ground First Second Field Artillery Brooklyn Bronx Manhattan United States Squadron A New York Cavalry Yostarda Siatera Sweet Hearts Field Artillery Broadway Mexico Adirondacks Plattsburg Littlewood Here Plattsboro Inis Ftr M. J. Murphy Sind

Aeromarine to Build Keyport Air Station in New Jersey

The Aeromarine Plane and Motor Company of New York plans a large air station at Keyport New Jersey with an investment around 250000 dollars. Winston Paul serves as president of the company.

Aeromarine Plane and Motor Company of New York Keyport N. J Winston Paul

Modern Army Warnings From a Static Telegraph System

A historical note describes how a single party line telephony could link a city from New York to San Francisco, enabling rapid orders to a regiment. Lieutenant Brown demonstrates how controllable communication could theoretically enable coordinated actions across distant fronts, highlighting vulnerabilities in early military tech.

Gulf Southern Pacific Morgan Line New York New Orleans Sunset Limited Los Angeles San Diego San Francisco Broadway Pranklin St Brown Giton Rutland Ogdenghure Bow Point

Roosevelt silent on reports he would lead war command

The Roosevelt today refused to discuss reports that if war with Mexico occurred he would take a command for service there. He said he would not comment on political or military questions and maintained he would not engage in speculation.

Oyster Bay Roosevelt Mexico

Real Estate Purchase Expands C Mather Holdings

A property deal enlarges C Mather’s holdings in the district by acquiring dwellings at West 43rd Street and East 460th alongside the Hotel P. The sale broadens his footprint in Times Square area real estate.

Times Square Td C. Mather

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