Bravery Honored as Five Enlisted Heroes Receive Certificates
The War Department plans new legislation reorganizing the Quartermaster's Department with a brigadier general in charge. Five U S enlisted men are named for certificates of merit for courage in action in the Philippines and at Sabon-Tabon. Other officers receive transfers and promotions in artillery and cavalry as well as proceedings on the Koehler case and naval personnel debates continue.
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General Staff of
Army
War Department
Bell
Secretary of War
Manobodatto
EC Bolton
Seventeenth Infantry
Benjamin Christian
Sergt. Casey
Mangalayon
John Walsh
Preston Apkew
Boi
Futaganes
Sabon-Tabon
Hanney P Nevill
Philippine Constabulary
Nevill
Gsergt
Ash
Corp
Thia
Maj
Congress
Quartermaster
Humphrey
Quartermasters Department
Leutenant Coronel
Quartermaster’s Department
Taft Ja
Quartermanster
Taft
Quartermaster's Department
Koehler
Wood
Col. Beott
Department
Gen.Davis
Leonard Wood
Jolo
Artillery Corps
Philippine Islands
Alden Trotter
65Th Company
Coast Artillery
Field Artillery
Philippines
Wiliam H. Raymond
Lloyd P. Horsfat
Phiippines
Edwin del. Smith
Coast
Edward S. Godfrey
9Th Cavalry
Ol Godfrey
Peter 9. Bemus
6Th Cavalry
Matthias W. Day
16Th Cavalry
Alvarado M. Fuller
John B. McDonald
Fuller
Cavalry Arm
McDonald
Cavalry
Leutenants
Fuijer
Edward A. Sturges
Leutenant
Eugene J. Bly
15Th Cavalry
General Staff
Fort Leavenworth
Kans
Ordanance Department
Tne
Ordnance Department
Navy
Personnel Board
the Navy
Newberry
Metcalf
Witers
Eugene Hale
Senate Committee On Naval Affairs
Ous
House Naval Committee
Navy Department
Newnerry Board
Secretary of the Navy
Stam
Tle
Naval Register
Bureau of Navigation
George Dewey
R D. Evans
Nagrade
H. Emory
George A. Bicknell
R. H. Galt
Navy Register
W. L. Cottman
John Hi. Gibbons
Thomes Snowden
Martin E. Trench
K Glee
L J. Wallace
Ensigens H. G
Wallace
Charles & Joyce
Hugo Frankenberger
Jana Carl T. Osburn
A. F Price
E. Z. Derr
Spestor
P. B. Rixey
H. C. Burns
Aurseons
A. C. H. Russell
Taylor
Daesed
R. M. Plummer
WH. Dorsey
J. F. Full
James T. Dubigg
Henry E. Smith
D. M. Garrigan
Naval
Joseph ‘A. Linnard
Lloyd Bankson
T. F. Ruhm
W. P. Robert
George F. Elliott
Marine Corps
Charles H. Lauchheimer
Frank L. Denny
G. C. Goodlae
Allen C. Kelton
Lincoln Karmany
Joseph H. Pendleton
Thomas 3. Borden
Henry D. F. Long
John Newton
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Harris
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John A. Mudd
George W. Simpson
Thomas H. Hicks
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Bailey and Williams Face Democratic Decline in Texas Debate
A sharp critique argues the Democratic party is moribund, ruled by mediocrity and envy, with Bailey in the Senate and Williams in the House seen as premier figures battling party deciders. The writer laments senior leaders being sidelined for lesser minds, urging reform to regain national strength.
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Democratic Party
Aristides
Texas
Bothwell Bridge
Walter Scott
Henry Morton
Duke of Monmouth
Dalzell
Morton
Ephraim Macbriar
Habakkuk Mucklewrath
Claverhouse
Reid
Mare
Joseph W. Halley
Batley
Rend
St. Louis
Pierce
Bailey
United States Senate
America
Sozodont Claims Superior Teeth Preservation
An 1845 note extols Sozodont as the best teeth preservative. It states that its alkaline antiseptic properties penetrate tiny crevices, destroy mouth acids, and purify the tooth structure for lasting dental health.
Senator Phelan Rescues Man From Icy Mad River
Waterbury Conn dispatch says State Senator Finton J Phelan leaped twenty feet into icy Mad River after hearing a struggle and saved Patrick Kelly Republican leader of Sixteenth district. Both men were pulled to a nearby house and warmed. Kelly later pledged loyalty to Phelan, stating he would vote for no one but him in the future.
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Bailey
House of Congress
Ag 9
Pieree
Pierce
Stendard O1l
Barney Gibbs
Kentucky
John Quincy Adams
United States
Jackson
Adams
Henry Clay
Clay
House of Representatives
Lexington
Waterbury
Conn
New York World
Finton J. Phelan
Mad River
Patrick Kelly
Sixteenth
Phelan
Bng
Kelly
Insomnia Remedy Claim From ADA-LUR-IEM Exposed
A garbled ad style notice touts Insomnia cure claims for ADA-LUR-IEM by William Brandreth. It mentions distribution through ADA-LUR-IEM MEDICINE Co. Brestens and New Tere Shr with vague patient addresses and testimonials.
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Hongiaw
Mtpctiase Sramoll
Erion Hiper
The Late Rev Oliver Dyer and Phonography’s Rise
The Boston Transcript notes Oliver Dyer did not invent Pitman shorthand in America but sparked its growth. With Augustus Boyle they moved from Lockport to New York and Boston, meeting Stephen Pearl Andrews and forming the phonographic Institute. Dyer’s lectures in Portsmouth and Portland popularized phonography amid reform currents, drawing figures like Garrison and Sumner, and even teaching fugitive enslaved people to read phonetically through shorthand classes.
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Oliver Dyer
Boston Transcript
White
Pitman
Lockport
Augustus F. Boyle
New York
Dyer
Horace Greeley
Boyle
Boston
Mr. Andrews
School Street
Phonetic Institute
Andrews
Gould
New England Shorthand Reporters’ Association
Portsmouth
N. H
Garrison
Wendell Phillips
Charles Sumner
Father Taylor
South
Emergon
Summer
Phillips
Masonic Tepple
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