First Murder in the Army to Be Punished by the Military Code
Lindsay T Holt a negro private in the Tenth cavalry has been found guilty of murder by a regular army court martial and sentenced to be shot by a provost guard. The incident occurred at Camp Wikoff Montauk Sept 25 after dispute over a Spanish coin prize. The case rests on a wartime context and potential presidential approval.
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The Modern German Drama and the Conservative Minds
The Columbian Literary Monthly argues modern German drama provokes strong opposition from conservatives and idealists for breaking tradition and exposing harsh truths. It notes critics like the Spectator and Matthew Arnold’s Philistine of Germany denounce it, while acknowledging some supporters who find value amid controversy.
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Soldier Holt faces firing squad after court martial ordeal
Former Union sol dier Lindsay Holt awaits final presidential decision after a court martial found him guilty and ordered his execution by rifle fire at a military camp. Gen Wheeler endorsed the verdict. the case recalls Civil War limits on death sentences. Holt’s San Juan Hill exploits are recalled as the Tenth Cavalry contemplates the fate.
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Wars in United States history since independence
The text lists six wars after independence: the Revolutionary War, the War of 1812, the Barbary Wars, the Mexican War, the Civil War, and the Spanish American War. It also mentions ongoing minor conflicts with Native Americans.
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Spain
Weighed and Found Wanting in a Neighbor Tale
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