Astor Battery leaves New York for San Francisco in uniform debate
The Astor Battery organized under Col John Jacob Astor moves from New York to San Francisco on transport via the plains. Narrative describes their regulation uniforms, Irish linen fabric, red artillery facings, brass buttons, pith helmets, leggings, and pricey attire. Also notes Nevada Cavalry through town for Manila expeditions and assorted local items.
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John Jacob Astor
United States
New York
San Francisco
Astor
Col. Astor
Nevada Cavalry
Cheyenne
Manila
Winnemaucea
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W. L. Cox
Torrey
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Co. D
James Bateman Jr
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Willow Point
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Miller & Lox
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Silver Party State Central Committee
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Salt Lake Division
Ogden
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BE. Kennedy
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H. Darrah
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Cross Creek
Chinatown
Sven
James Parker
United States Army
North American Review
West Point
Naval Academy
Military Academy
Sagasta
Pat
G. L. Hart
Portland, Or
Lafayette Hotel
E. Reinart & Co
Johnnie
John
John More Gruffly
Hood
G. J. Hart
A. D
A. W. Gleason
Notary Public
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F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Bain
Jackson
E. Rewuanr & Co
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East
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Winnemuccca
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H. Kitto
Southern Pacific Co
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Union Pacific Co
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Paradise
Jerms
E. Reinhart & Co
Isaac Horner
Barton House
Barton
W. Va
Evane
Wheeling Drug Co
M. Horston
Reinhart & Co
E. Retnarr & Co
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Star All Steel Mill
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