Fernandina Camp Site Debated for Thirteenth Regiment
Special from Camp Alger Va June 16 reports twenty one recruits arriving for the Thirteenth Regiment. Fernandina Fla is eyed as a model camp site with an artesian well and beach access. The Thirteenth is not among the seven regiments listed for movement though expansion plans push toward three battalions and eight companies pending equipment and canvassing.
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Emmet Mlermott
Kugler
Wig
Fernandina
Alger
Fla
Martin
Dunn Loring
Ife
Secretiry Alger
Special Commission
Pernandina
Pla
Edgar Jadiwin Wie
Don Thomas
Camp Alger
Wunittermaeter Cox
Wormser
Pune
Demain
Campe
Pennsylvania Regimente
Pennsylvania
Secretary of War
Washington
Duffy
Colonel Girard's Statements On Division Hospital Trouble
Special from Camp Alger Va June 16 Colonel Girard gave a press statement disputing reports of rising conflict in the division hospital. He quotes a letter from regimental surgeons stating they support his actions and deny mishandling or mismanagement. He asserts tempers have cooled and the hospital has improved under his leadership amid ongoing scrutiny.
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Tuscan
Dabt
National Guard
Coursen
Courgen
Division Hospital
Alger
Girard
Moited
Bintes Army
Girart
Elena
Charles B
Nahe Cerede
Mujer
Beco
Second Army Corp
Nauride
University of Ann Artor
Ames
Hie Stite
Om Eurgeon
Cook
National Guard of
New Hampshire
Arneans
Division Hospitale
Miss Barton
Girand
Miss Harton
Chadd
Chiat
Barton
Gitahil
Paine
Peoparte
Telvetapl
Aid Ab Onme
Kameinata
Rego
Wenerng
Indiana
Keller
aMeer
First Division
W. D. Duval
Ordnan Oeer
Ponne
Ivinis
Mre
J. BR. Coryell
Miuryell
Hiram Jones
Special Duty Division
Gilman
Company Ad
Keith
Walter Brown
Albert Ridgeway
Scranton
Corporal Ridgeway
Company
John FP. Warren
Hary Arthur Warren
Company Co
Secretary of War
Daniels
Mattes
Honeslule
Pennsylvania
John Cooper
Lizzie Lawless
Frankford
Dr. Stafford
Washington
Graham
Dudgeon
Cipito
Thedi
Second Corps
Illision
T. J. Duffy
Military units isolated to prevent epidemic spread
Eight in the Third Virginia, fourteen in the Twenty second Kansans, five in the Fourth Missouri, three in the Seventh Ohio, and one in the First New Jersey were placed in Me vicion hospitals. The regimental how phase might have caused an epidemic if permitted. T. J. Dutty.
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Virginia
Missouri
Ohio
New Jersey
T. J. Dutty
Marines Cry for Vengeance at Brooklyn Navy Yard
In New York on June 16 a dramatic scene unfolded at the Brooklyn Navy Yard as Lieutenant Davis inspired marines with vows of vengeance and readiness to engage the enemy. The gathering reflected wartime resolve and eager anticipation of action.
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New York
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Davis
Marines Volunteer for Key Weet Mission
A sergeant two corporals and fifteen marines were ordered to Key Weet. Two privates on leave failed to report but Captain Porter sought volunteers. Every man stepped forward to avenge fallen comrades at Calmanera and deter the Dons as the corps celebrated a successful outcome like cheerful schoolboys.
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Weet
Porter
Calmanera
Warburton's Recruits Come to Philadelphia for Battery A
The Baltimore and Ohio station bound recruit train arrives in Philadelphia with 23 volunteers destined for Battery A Pennsylvania Volunteers at Newport News. Captain Warburton leads a pool of top college athletes from Yale Princeton Cornell Lehigh Lafayette and others. Seventy recruits secured. thirty more expected from Yale and Princeton. Squads of 20 to 25 depart for Newport News, with departures planned Saturday and Monday. Twenty six recruits for the Second Regiment now at Montecahlin left via Baltimore and Cleveland roads after noon.
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Philadelphia
Baltimore
Battery A
Pennsylvania
Newport News
Barclay MH. Warburton
Yale
Lafayette
Lehigh
Cornell
Warburton
Elill
Princeton
Newpor News
Voamim
Montehanin
Twais
Olevaliriad
Noun
Killings During Attempted Arrest At Phoenixville
Edward Harris of Cohors Nv. was shot and killed when trying to break into the Pennsyvania and Schuylkill railroad tool house near Phoenixville. Harris and two companions attempted to flee and fired on a policeman. Harris was struck in the side and died. The other two men escaped into darkness but were later arrested and refused to provide names.
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Phoenixville
Edward Harris
Cohors
Aie
Pennsyitinia
Schuyrlkill
Cubans Strengthen Guerrilla Ties With Marines
From Guantanamo June 4 reports indicate Cuban insurgents now number eighty with Marines. Insurgents display nerve and skill in skirmish work and scouting around the camp, aiding in repelling assaults and frustrating Spanish bushwhacker efforts. The force includes black volunteers noted for fearless advance toward frontline lines.
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Guantanamo
Kingston
Diplomatic Push on Jiminez Imprisonment Reported
President Hewr of Santo Domingo cables from New York claiming Jiminez Henrieques as minister of foreign affairs has been imprisoned in Inagua. Nassau officials pursue indictment and classify Jiminez as a filibuster amid reported tranquility in the country.
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Inagua
Jiminez
Henrieques
Nassau
Bethlehem Fair Association Lane Event Highlights
At Bethlehem Fair association lanes Wil the eventy won the main race. Witayny driving Whirlwind was fined £40 for pulling his horse. The 24 hot went to Albee Barnes in the third fourth and one neat. The tiret and several heats were won by Valea Beet time tourns heat. The 240 scene was won in straight heats by DOT Grail. Wildlwind in the second heat, sero heat 21M. The 220 trial were taken straight heats by Rd Salt. Best time 2.934 set by Kyemt.
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Methlelem
Bethlehem Fale Association
Witayny
Whirlwind
Albee Barnes
Dot Grail
Eine Moice
Wildlwind
Tim
Tree
Banking Notice from WM Connell Bank
The notice lists WM Connell as president Henry Belin Jr as vice president and William Hl Peck as cashier. It states special attention to business and personal accounts with liberal accommodations and 3 percent interest on interest deposits and notes the vault is protected by Solmes Electrics Protective System.
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WM. Connell
Henry Belin, Jr
William Hl, Peck
Cashie
Solmes’ Electrics
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