Gobin’s court martial heads St James case at Camp Alger
Special from Camp Alger Va June 30 General Gobin presides over the first general court martial for Private St James of the Sixty fifth New York charged with savage assault on his lieutenant The session also clarifies seniority among Colonels Coursen Coryell and Hoffman amid brigade drills and staff movements as 2800 Pennsylvania troops train under Gobin’s leadership.
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James
New York
Dunn Loring
Camp Alger
Gobin
Porto Rico
Coursen
Stillwell
Lieutenant Roberts
St. James
Hoffman
United States
Coutsen
Corsell
Hastings
War Department
National Guard
Coryell
Graham
National Guard Service
United States Army
A. Wilson Norris
Staf
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
Kansas
Gossip of the Camp at Camp Alger
From a staff correspondent June 20 General Gobin disapproves sham battles and plans a rifle range for regular target practice. Lieutenant Johnson from Company A joins briade engineer corps on a temporary detail. Senators Connell and Williams visited regimental headquarters and Gobin announces brigade drills will become regular Third brigade practice. The band joined guard mount for the first time. State Senator Davis of Indiana was noted.
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Inglis
Parke
Gener Gobin
Morris
Himeelfin
War Department
Gobin
Marcuse FB. Crisman
Medical Department of Corps
Camp Alger
Girard
Lke
George Seeley
Washington
Ray Hardenberg
Seeley
Honesdale
Patent Office
William Hardcaste
Montrose
Palmer Williams
Virginia
Ohio
Santiago
Camp
Alger
Pennsylvania
Johnson
Briade Engineer Corps
Beef for Cuban Troops Secured by Swift & Co Contract
Commissary General Eagan awards Swift & Co a large Chicago contract to supply refrigerated beef to Cuban forces for at least three months. Shipments cover soldiers and reconcentrados, with beef guaranteed fit for use seven hours after delivery and totaling about 100000 pounds daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eagan
Swift & Co
Chicago
Cuba
John Bright Triumphs In Latonia Himyar Stakes
Three starters race at Latonia sees Derby winners Pink Coot and Han D Or defeated by three year old John Bright. The mile and an eighth event finished in 1 58 4 5 with a $5,000 winner’s net. Han D Or was the betting favorite, Pink Coat at 6 to 5, while John Bright opened as 4 to 1 outsider.
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Cincinnati
Pink Coot
Han D'Or
John Bright
Latonia
Republican convention nominates Bustis for governor
In St. Paul on June, the Republican state convention nominated William ay Bustis for governor on the third ballot.
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St. Paul
William Ay Bustis
France Fixes Full Wheat Duty Tomorrow
Paris reports the cabinet has decided the full duty on wheat will be featured tomorrow. The move follows ongoing policy measures amid June discussions in the capital.
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Paris
Senate clears bills as fiscal year ends and Hawaii annexation debated
The Senate settled pending appropriation bills to avoid re passage, adopting the Indian appropriation conference report and drafting last minute measures before midnight. House filibustering failed to stop the International American Bank bill. debate on Hawaiian annexation continued. The Indian appropriation bill passed in the House and the sundry civil bill went to conference.
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Washington
Senate
Legislative
Allison
Congress
Pettigrew
Bate
Dem
Tenn
Tillman
8. C
International American Bank
House
Johnston Refuses Election to Fill Wheel er's Seat
Montgomery reports Governor Johnston declines to call a special election for General Wheeler's congressional seat. He says no vacancy exists and an adjourned congress would void any vote, requiring another election.
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Montgomery
Ala
Johnston
Joe" Wheeler
Congress
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Hugler
Butler
Garreteon
Fune
Charles E. Daniels
Truth
Major Parke
The
Mr. Daniels
T. J. Duffy
D. J. Davin
George C. Merriman
Isaac Brown
Herman Blunk
Edwin Jones
Alexander Barr
Mt. Gretna
Gilmartin
McCausland
Varcor
Euard
Hyde Parkers
William Alexander
Reese
William
Fellows
Company F
Edward Burkhouse
Fort Myer
Reed
Massachusetts
Blackwell Tobacco Company
Durham
William Lautell
Cox
Quartermaster Cox
Wor
Minnesota
France
Jor
Wheeler
Necure
Cuticura
Valentine Egner
Stagg &T
Brooklyn
Gillette Bros
Washington Avenue
Connollyara Wallace
Connolly & Wallace
Hunt & Connell CO
Lackawanna Ava
Internal Revenue
Conrad
Lacka Ave
Florey & Brooks
Washington Ave
Court House
Scranton
Lackawanna Lumber
Cross Fork
Potter Co
Buffalo and Susquehanna
Mina
Potter County
Coudersport
Port Allegany
General Office—Board of Trade
Wolf & Wenzel
Adams Ave
Court Neuss
Richardson-Boynton
Dickson M'F
Scranton and Wilkes-Barre Pa
General Ome
Scranton, Paj
Myer Davidow
N. B
Lacka. Ave
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