Hand to Hand in the Streets of Santiago
Names of Killed and Wounded as Far as Known list casualties from a battle in Cuba. The report cites Captain Morris and many more, with extensive rosters from US units, and notes General Lawton engagement at El Caney. Casualties include numerous infantry, cavalry, and artillery personnel with injuries and deaths recorded.
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Cubs
Dauntless
Port Antonio
Kingston
Iit
Lawton
el Caney
Grimes HI
Lewroh
Seeehor Teeimente
Associated Press
Shafter
Garvin
Tiltuy
Captain Morris
Lier “Tlem
Ports Sea Veahuligin
Cenry Elson
Serge
Thirteenth
I Infantry
Stan McCoresh
Want Commissions at Leavenworth Fort Examinations List
July 4 at Fort Leavenworth, a long list of applicants from across the country appeared for examination for commissions. The names span many states and cities from Chicago and Texas to Wisconsin and Missouri, with attendees including McNulla, Carr, Wallace, Wheeler, Williams, Wickham, Whitney, Whimple, West, Swire, Shafer, Sinit Jr., Swatek, Robins, Bonnycastle, Barnett, Brower, Breeze, Carnell, Curtis, Clarke, Downs, Frith, Gerrigan, Greslory, Geary, Grainger, Halsteed, Harris, Barrison, Howell, Hodgkins, Jacquis, Kinney, Dodi, Turner, Valentine, Van Deventer, Ledyard, Leonard, Macklin, McKittrick, Aleson, Huguet and more.
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Leavenworth
Fort Leavenworth
Donald M. McNulla
Chicago
Teving J. Carr
Sat Apinnio
Texas
Elmer J. Wallace
Vermiljisn
S. di
Mark Wheeler
Bridgeport
Kan
Geo. Williams
Pwanston
Frank D. Wickham
Kennest
Harry E. Whitney
New Hartford
Iowa
Chas H. Whimple
Lexington
Witteam — Grainger
Knoxville
Tumiax County
Cliften C_ Kinney
San Antonio
Charles C. Dodi
College Station
Gatton S. Turner
St. Loui
Watts
Valentine
West Point
Neb
Hugh F. Van_ Deventer
Iknoxville
Teno
Aupistus OC. Ledyard
Detriot
Mich
Ivor M. Leonard
Fort
Grain inspection fee cut under Culver rule change
Kansas City based grain inspection chief W. W. Culver says wartime changes will lower inspection fees from 2 1/2 cents to 1 1/2 cents per bushel. The plan also adds penalties for grain handlers and tees tied to certificates, lowering overall costs while revenue shifts to the inspection department.
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Jent
Kaneas Sundn Yspection
Kansas City
Kan
War Revenue Nw
Twenty second Kansas volunteers report good health at Camp Alger
Camp Alger Falls Church Va June 20 The Twenty second Kansas volunteers are in good condition after reports of sickness. Those sick have largely recovered from measles with eight to ten men per company on sick list daily for minor issues such as headaches sore throats or arm soreness from vaccination. Recruits who traveled from Topeka June 22 were warmly welcomed in Lafayette and Lebanon Ind with ample provisions. The unit praises the Biz 4 Chesapeake & Ohio railways for excellent treatment from Chicago to camp and notes use of Pullman and Wagner sleepers. The M C A maintains a large tent with writing tables magazines and games.
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Alger
Falls Church
Twenty-second
Kansas
Chis
Faree
Eahh Company
H.C. Lindsey
Custer
Harvey Id Wond
Topeka
Lafayette
Lebanon
Ind
Biz 4
Chesenpeake & Ofilo Railways
Chichko
Chicago
Pullman and Wagner
M. C
Gridley's Last Moments Described in Soldier's Letter
Paymaster Galt reports from Philadelphia July 2 on Captain Charles V. Gridley the Manila defender who died aboard the Coptic en route to Yokohama. He endured rupture causing fatal hemorrhages yet remained on duty until a final night. The battle of Manila is recalled and a solemn farewell with band music and a Japanese marine detachment accompanied the coffin.
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Erle
Charles V. Gridley
Galt
Grit- Jey
Ind
Yokohama
Manila
Lita
Exth Funder
United States Hospital
Anderson
US 5. N
U. S
One Eyed Fighters Consider Georgia Governorship
Atlanta residents discuss forming One Eyed Confederate Company of Volunteers to back a one eyed candidate for Georgia governor. Bank of Lumpkin County director Bune suggests the unit’s support for Candier. Tis and Candier align, proposing Tank organize the corps of veteran one eyed Confederates to campaign and possibly win statewide.
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Atlanta
Umy 5
Mami Ler
Georg Ae
Bune
Ank
Lumpkin County
Tis
Thin Reson
Mr. Candier
Georgi
Candier
Tanks
Tank
Georgia
Bear Choked To Death Tied To Buggy Wheel
Kansas City July 4 The pet bear of H J Him of Independence choked to death after being tied to a buggy wheel to prevent it from running away. Locals held an impromptu funeral for the animal as bystanders speculated on whether the restraint caused the death or was a tragic accident.
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Kansas City
H. J. Him
Independence
Orain
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Santiago
7Ie Wagner
P. Underwood
Stoola Dirtillery
Ees Hollon
W. E. Btripp
Piends
John H. Hamilton
Re.ag
W. EL Smith
Tenth Cavalry
Likor
Sues
Michi
Seventh Infantry
Alish
M. Sra
Tirowieh
G. Lees
Second Cavalry Division
Aimtee
Jam Hy Patterson
Twenty-secon
Mitchell
Agermpaias R. Rough Fiders
Samuel Devon
Pronger
Tee Lee
Pleuterant
Joseph Armstrong
Cavalry
Todman
Twentieth Infantry
Keeee Shoulders
Haskell
Seventeenth Infantry
Capitan Hloxam
Sixth Cavalry
Aplain Brestaton
Worthyn Pila Dodge
Torman
Stan Infantry
Apne
Robertson
Sixth
Purdy
tMusurh
Mont
Seaborn
Treutnant Good
Carrot
Makeavhumetty
Mapeuchusetes
Freddanske
Wasuer
Tees
Dourcett
Company H
H. Erstein
Bonner
Vieat-nant Raya
Thayer
Third Cavalry
Conrad
Thind
Kavanaugh
Ie Tantry
Pipces Surrey
J. J. Sutton
Twenty-fourth Infantry
Winkall
Willson J. Turner
Tenth Infantry
Wilton A. Husster
74Th Infantry
Benjamin Franklin
Geo
BD Walker
Tf A. Roberts
M. H. Bornhem
Macormie Ys
Joh E Tartar
Charles Andrew
Seventynliret
New York
Thoms C. Hardy
Rght
W.wackington
Seventh
Fourth Infantry
Frank Hidgiey
Tex
Wey Hinpsur
Alex Hirsing
Twenty Fourth Infantry
Dove Ass
Pattick Welsh
Ninth Infantry
Lee
G_ Duirigo
First Cavalry
Richt Thish
Tennisinese
Bisth Infantry
Charles Motke
Popes
Twentyfourth Infantry
Nathanial Alchbe
Thirteenth Infantry
Jamey Turney
Sixth Infantry
George P.dougies
Compiny G
Clarence B. Leedy
Wedove
Sixeth
T. Gump
Pranda ‘Christian
Les
S.H Bheman
Peg Gands
Ninth Cavalry
Charles James
Rn Alry
H. Nuts
Burns
Whihird Meyers
J. Sullivan
Ignar Nichols
William Taphorn
John Param
Chores Tannart
Thease
Franki_ Jetrad
Mount Paras
Charien W. Gatenmen
Sixteenth
Infantey
RL. Meaillin
Rough Riders
Jett Sbetiider
Hivaieg
W. Hubinson
Infantes
Alfred ‘Thompson
W. T. Weaver
Twentieth
Latiners
John Muller
Stoop
Sloubgve
Jilin Mastin
Catstry
Thtomeh the Buck
Charlie Dahishare
Twantyfirst Infantry
Henry Mutter
Sixteenth Infantry
Bad “Saremson
Waddingtim
Wilkin Faye
Witla Parsell
Enile Smith Johnson
Wat Pony P
Teis
Dwar Fourth Infantry
Kal
George B. Inte
Shrteanth Vinfantry
Stamaen
Joseph’ A Golden
Dehr
Erty AF Argan
C. T. Moyer
Firetieutenant
Charles W. Jor
Winth Cavalry
BE. H. Tazenm
Zynee Creelman
Mabe
James Brion
Salenit Infantry
Gerapant
Geores Dyuls
Tham Taylor
Linton Waters
Twentieth Watney
Donald C Kecaland
McDeland
Teeriehe
Grines
Lefaury
Dinter
Cavatry
Shouiner
Jann
Dennard
Moe Ainen
Fairteenth
annenrks Graf _ company
Thicterath
Anfantry
Rlahit
AC Mitchell
Leer
Thorns Watters
Willis Parkes
Andrew Hoffman
Rycus
Albert B. Swifts
Tenth Infantes
Erolweitele
Parathe
Siath
Clement Curtis
Michigan
Bursing
W. & Rawson
Devereaux
Casvatis
Donnatan
William i King
Aline
Josenh
Sorplte
Sivexeiliz
Sombany Troughs
Ale Fielsee
J. Ee
Rene
Es Fienry Conway
Bronte
George J. Beech
Sixtesatt
Matthew J. Lone
Farrell
Steth Infana
Rent Brelwe Harks Lane
John c. Winter
Henry Eigers
Smang PF
Eenth Enginery
Jett Shoralider
Awan
Robins
Twentyfourth
Allis
Snivant
Aptein
Lefegath
Twentieth Tyfantry
Hroadmoan
Attalion Comwrander
Barhes
Ee E. Twenty-fourth Infantry
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Wheelers
Wheeler
Grimes
Shatter
Massachusetts
Sampson
Lionsee
Tetuoe Tower
Bolterd
Geo W. Stansfield
Kansas Avenue
Miller's Pharmacy
Topeka Avenue
Odo
Geo. W. Stansfield
Eorher Sisth
Topeka Avenues
Gridley
Oxytain
Boney Tank
Limpkin, Ga
Spain
Bear