Evans Great Work Includes Service In Two Wars and Two Near Wars
San Francisco reports Rear Admiral Evans near retirement after a career spanning the Civil War and Spanish American War, plus the Chillan Embroglio and Bering sea dispute. He commanded the Atlantic and Asiatic fleets, led a long transits to Magellan, and endured a Civil War wound that nearly forced amputation.
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Rayner Seeks Inquiry on Col. Stewart Amid Army Dispute
Senator Rayner introduced a resolution authorizing a five officer court of inquiry to probe charges against Col. William F. Stewart. Stewart is detailed to Fort Grant Arizona until retirement, with war department officials aiming to remove him by non court martial means due to his temper and friction with enlisted men and officers.
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