Third and Sixth U. S. Cavalry Troops Have Great War Records
Washington notes a surge of support within the Sixth Cavalry for leading the advance into Mexico. The Third Cavalry, under Colonel Augustus B. Blockson, is praised for its long record fromMexican campaigns through Civil War battles, Indian wars and the Spanish American War, with both regiments boasting distinguished service and multiple medals of honor.
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Washinston
D. C
Sixth Cavalry
Galveston
Augustus B. Blockson
Third Cavalry
Lindley M Garrison
Mexico
Navy
United States
Winfield Scott
Cerro Gordo
Chapultepec
Mexico City
Persifor F. Smith
Point Isabel
Monterey
Tampico
Lobos Island
Gulf
Huerta
Sacrificios Island
Vera Cruz
Philippines
Penina
Stoneman
Williemeburg
Yorktown
Malvers Mil Fredericksburg
Gettysburg
Win Gerness
Spottsylvania Court House
Winchester
Appomattox
Eugene A Carr
Adna R. Chaffee
Leutenant
William H. Carter
Texas City
Ment
Crook
Chaffee
Sierra Madres
Regiment records brief China and Philippines service in 1900s
The text notes that soldiers from the regiment served in the Philippines until 1900 and helped suppress the Boxer uprising in China. The regiment later served in the Philippines multiple times, held Sixth brigade duties at Texas City for several months, and saw command changes when Col. Charles M. O'Connor moved to the Inspector General's department in Chicago, with Lt. Thomas B. Dugan temporarily assuming command.
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Sas
Oklahoma
California
Philippines
China
Texas City
Chae. M. O'Connor
Chicago
Colt Thomas B. Dugan
SEA COOK GETS BIG EARFUL
A Brooklyn tale recounts Julius Karr, age five, playing with his father David Karr a sea cook. He pours horse ointment into his father ear causing a painful reaction and a torrent of profanity. Neighbors intervened to wash out the remedy with olive oil.
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SEA Cook
New York
Julius Karr
Hamlet
David Karr
Sixth Avenue
Brooklyn
Julius
Mr. Karr
Chelsea council moves to remove Wilde portrait in town hall
In Chelsea England a town council resolves to remove Oscar Wilde’s portrait from the town hall after objections citing ethical grounds. Debates mock the action noting other authors like Eliot Byron and Shelley could be targets.
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Chelsea
Eng
Oscar Wilde
George Eliot
Byron
Shelley
Man Mohegan
N. Y
Adolph Hartley
Bank of Union Promotes Strength and Safety for Depositors
The Bank of Union presents strong facts and figures showing growth and stability as a reassurance to prospective depositors. It stresses safety as the prime consideration for depositing hard earned dollars, promising guaranty, service, and accommodation to earn customer trust.
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Bank OF Union
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