Sampsons Squadron and naval heroes of the era
A profile of Admiral Sampson and crew, detailing his rise from Palmyra New York to command of the north Atlantic squadron. It covers family life, private character, and notes on contemporaries like Captain Evans Chadwick and Harrington, with ship details from the fleet and courtroom notes on Captain Converse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arbiral Bampem
Admiral Sampron
Kida
Hfe
Mwrit
Admiral Sampan
Palwmyth
Wayne County
N. Y
Winfield Scott Schley
Naves
Immand
Atlantic
Schley
North Atlantic
Notcome
Hoe
George Saimpson
William
Poe
William H. Southwick
Palmyra
Sampson
E. B. Moran
Congress
Morgan
Ermits
United States Naval
Squire Southwick
Lampoon
Uce
Satopsim
Colorado
Narval Academy
Europel
Alert
Naval Academy
Academy
Saucpaca
Nery
Annapolis
Matey
Wen
Potomac
Sanypsco
Sams
Jobim Adams
Wavyal Academy
Patapsco
Patapsso
Charleston
Burrier
Abe
Ag IL
Navy Bells
San Francisco
Admiral Sampson
Palmyra 3
Naval Academy At
EB. Margen
New York
Tag
Annapelis
Adams
Xhd
Inatroster
Naval Academ
Patazmes
South Atlantic
Chatterton Harbor
Hrutenaint
Coleraic
Hagetip
Eerupeas
Annapolis Naval Academis
Stenrashiy
Europesp Squadron
Isie
Arampotls
WRS
Swatara
Asiatic Squadron
Neval Plaervatory
Aanapulke
United States
Washington
Samme
Gan Erenelwo
Bureau of Naval Ordnance
Tes—Prasidons
Admirel Sicund
Atlanta
Admiral Satapeon
Margaret
David &. Aldrich
Mormon ‘Hill
Joseph Smith
Major Gilbert
Prosmt
Hove
George Sampson
Johnson Street
Prospect Hill
Admiral
Roy C. Smith
R. Jackson
Ensign Jackson
Anis
Jackies
Misa Missy Burling
Chadwick
New Tore
Himelf
Nana
Dupont
G. & Wood
Fighting Hole
Fighting Bob" Evans
United States Navy
Captain Evans
Virginia
Evans
Alexander GH. Evans
Gonzaga College
William Hooper
Utah
Salt Lake City
Antapolis
Powhatan
Lardner
East Gulf
North Athletic
Porter
Schenck
Fort Fisher
FL E Chadwick
French E Chadwick
Susquehanna
Brazil
Juniata
Indiana
Henry C. Taylor
Taylor
New York State
Stewm
Richmond
West Gelf
Mobile Bay
South Pacific
Leutenant
Aunapolis
Ludlow
Terror
Nicoll Ludlow
Wachusett
Monongahela
Brooklyn
Trenton
Detroit
James E. Dayton
Dayton
Harrington
Delawara
Hartford
North American
Marblehead
Bowman FH. McCalla
McCalla
U. S. Enterprise
McCallan
Walker
Staman Meyer
Ue Navy
Navy
Sampson's Strong Fleet and Brave Commanders
A report on Admiral Sampson's squadron detailing ships such as the New York flagship and monitors Terror Puritan Amphitrite Berndon Winslow Porter and their noted captains and lieutenants across the fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feet
Admiral Sampson
New York
F. E. Chadwick
Iowa
R. D. Evans
EO. Taylor
G. A. Converse
B. H. McCalla
N. Ludlow
P. FF
N. R. Usher
J. B. Bernadon
J. C. Framant
San
Fourth of July speech in Stepney honors American liberty
A special July 4 tribute in London Stepney features remarks by Colonel Jumer 2. Lor and Dr. J Kennedy praising the United States England ties and the cause of liberty. The address lauds America as elder brother and notes shared duties amid wartime strain with enthusiastic reception for Ambassador Reid’s signals.
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New York
ESR
Phal
AL Agen En Au Chairnan
Epney Sen’ Y Union
Mace Ag
Amerie
Ulan
Americas
England
Europe
United States
Philippines
Mme
Zepperah Monteith Tad Ming
Banne
Jumer 2
Thunts
Reid
Cinathg Wen Bellong
Sofenel Taylor
J Kennedy
Congregational
Ulog
Sharke
Stepney Moverage
Union
Aerio
Kansas and regiments receive new uniforms and recruits
San Francisco July 4. A hospital report lists 143 patients with 90 ill from measles or pneumonia and 30 more in private care. Replacements include fresh uniforms for Kansas and South Dakota regiments. shortages push Kansas and 19th Infantry to seek more men. Signal corps at Camp Merritt seeks 60 recruits. hospital corps needs 20 attendants to reach 700. No other major shortages noted among commands bound for the Philippines.
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San Francisco
Fell
Meade
Savoy
United States
Kansas
South Dakota
Nineteeth
United States Infantry
United State Signal Corps
Camp Merritt
United States Hospital Corps
Philippines
Scury in Klondike Describes Suffering of Miners
Seattle July 4 report from the Klondike frontier says typhoid fever and pneumonia have claimed many in the camp. The one hospital is crowded as the unhealthy season begins with hundreds afflicted and several deaths noted among prospectors newly arrived in the Dawson region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
New England
Serry
Ohe
J. A. Hall
el Derado
Goldust
Hall
Dawson
George M. Erwin
Wrecked Blondikers Ban Francisco July 4 voyage tale
A chaotic immigrant voyage narrative reports the steamer Pennsylvania bringing nine gold seekers from Boston to a wrecked schooner near Muntegidao. Details are fragmentary with misread names and unclear places. The article mentions Captain Culber Brest Officer Roose and a separate group from New York aboard the schooner Actaea seeking help at Pence Ayres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blondikers
Ban Francisco
Pennsylvania
Boston
Stowell Shere
Muntegidao
MM. NI
Brest
Roose
York
McCarthy
Pence Ayres
San Francisco Bay Area Naval Recruiting Efforts Cited
July 4 message from Mare Island Cal describes ongoing enlistment push for Marines and sailors. Recruiters report strong turnout and plans to ship crews to sea after quoting Washington and San Francisco recruiting offices. Strong emphasis on new enlistments at Mare Island and San Francisco facilities.
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Miaselbhin Mearty
Hilinpa
Cal
Sistas Crutaer Mindaiines
Hn eaeeTy Faye
Onenite & Gay
Mare Island
Origunaten
TRU
San Francisco
Spanish Spy in New York Sparked Fear in Local Community
A disjointed OCR note reports a Spaniard claiming Cuban origins arrived June 1 and was moved from a barge office to Hillis Esjond under guard. It mentions fear among volunteers and a missing friend, with unclear authorities and no public details released.
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New York
Bntterstrope
Madrid
Hillis Esjond
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Sampson’'S Squadron
Naval Genton
Hip
Joseph Strauss
Duchis
Red
Washington Navy
Borson
Naval Ordnance
Migia
Maine
Clark Street
Glen Ridge
SN. J
Montehir
Ralph
Arnind Sampson
Captain Harrington
Parnell F. Barrington
Uncle Sun
Montgomery
George A. Converse
Converse
Vermont
William T. Sampson
Mormon Hill Farmhouse
Palmyra, N. Y
Young Sampsons
Ralph and
Harold
Klondike
Deveraux
Denver
Tnutenant
Rinoeevelt
Rough
Llaga Ie
Colderide Eprings
Meutemant
Cokinel Roevel
Princetin
Tigers