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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1898

Page

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D Ready to Move Second Regiment Ordered for Minute-Notice Departure

A compilation of military and world updates from May 18 includes the Second Regiment being readied for immediate departure, McKinley camp notes in Des Moines, reports on Sampson's squadron and Cuba blockade plans, and international bulletins from Havana to London.

Camp McKinley Des Moines Iowa McCleery O’mstead Regular Army War Department Brookhart New York Hong Kong Manila Washington D. C Good Authority Oregon Sampson Cuba

Chickamauga Army First Division Organizes Troops Arrive

At Chickamauga National Park on May 18 the First Division of the provisional army corps is formed as regiments arrive. Notable units include the Third Pennsylvania and Thirty-first Michigan, with 12 000 men reported and camps set. General Brooke assigns brigades and plans completion by tonight as more guards join.

Chickamauga National Park Brooke Chickamauga Pennsylvania Robert Ralston Thirty-first Michigan Infantry Cornelius Gardner First Ohio Light Artillery Gunder Indiana George W. Gunder Sixth Provisional Army Corps Michigan Wilson Geeeral Wade Provisional Army

Volunteer army nears completion as 92 580 muster in

Washington May 18 reports to Adjutant General Corbin show 92 580 men mustered in. Eighteen states have met quotas including California Georgia Idaho Indiana Kansas Maine Maryland Minnesota Massachusetts New Hampshire Ohio Oregon Pennsylvania Vermont Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming. Milwaukee May 18 Colonel Schadel ordered to move First Wisconsin infantry to Tampa Fla. and Milwaukee light battery not taken for this call. Island Lake May 18 Colonel McGurrin of Thirty second Michigan ordered to Tampa. Marquette May 18 Marquette raises half a company of upper peninsula volunteers.

Washington Corbin California Georgia Idaho Indiana Kansas Maine Maryland Minnesota Massachusetts New Hampshire Ohio Oregon Pennsylvania Vermont West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming Milwaukee Samuel P. Schadel Camp Harvey Tampa Fla Schadel Chicago Spain Island Lake Mich McGurrin Michigan Volunteer Infantry Marquette, Mich Marquette Upper Penin

Manhattan Oil scheme to evade Indiana gas waste law

The Manhattan Oil company piped gas under old boilers and burned it to dodge Indiana Gas Waste laws. State Gas Supervisor J. C. Leach vows action to stop operations, seeking a bond and injunction. Estimated annual gas waste saving to the state is $1,250,000.

Hartford City Ind Manhattan Oil Company J. C. Leach Manhattan Company Indiana

Abbreviated Telegrams Highlight Transportation and Personal News

The notes report on jobs tied to electricity, John Sherman’s health trip to Alaska around June, a fatal elevator accident in Boston killing three men, actress Marion Mason suing for divorce in Detroit, a $75 000 fire loss at Old Bay Line sheds in Baltimore, the Roman Catholic Knights and Ladies of America holding their fourth biennial convention in St Louis with 125 delegates, and Chicago watchman Robert Sampson being a first cousin of Acting Rear Admiral Sampson. Portage Wisconsin claims kinship to Admiral Dewey through EB Dewey.

John Sherman Alaska O. S. Henry Foreman Daniel Doyle Leo Cardaman Boston Marion Manola Mason Detroit Jack’’ Mason Baltimore Knights and Ladies of America St. Louis Robert R. Sampson Chicago Sampson Portage Wis Dewey EB. H. Dewey

Clavera’s Squadron Alleged Disaster Off Cuba Coast

Reported blast on an American gunboat near Havana with eighteen killed. Madrid and Havana dispatches, via London and Washington, discuss Spanish fleet movements, Samp son and Schley plans, and looming Manila and Cuba campaigns amid press scrutiny and official defense of naval timing.

Prospects Dark for Two Captured Correspondents

A Havana dispatch says the two American newspaper men captured near Havana were examined and deemed not as prisoners of war but spies. One alleged to be a Cuban employee in Havana. Revolvers cartridges documents and a camera found on the prisoners. Reports also note Freeman Halstead was arrested in San Juan while photographing fortifications. A Spanish flotilla at Havana is reportedly preparing another sortie.

Madrid Havana Freeman Halstead San Juan de Porto Rico

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