Waterloo remembers Co. B Iowa volunteers for the Spanish War
A 25 year old remembrance marks Co. B, Forty-ninth Iowa, leaving Waterloo for the Spanish American War on April 26. The city hosted a two hour shutdown, crowds cheered, veterans recalled Civil War service, and speeches from C W Mullan framed the farewell as a solemn, patriotic moment.
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Military Officers Named From Des Moines Training Camp
About 100 men comprise the unit with officers listed as Captain Frank R. Winher First Lieutenant Charles W. Cotten Second Lieutenant Joseph A. Gary and sergeants Edward Geist Sidney M. Rowley Wilbur Betts Charles P. Dunham corporals Fred E. Willer Fred Davis Clint D. Morgan George C. Dorlan. At departure from camp Fisher was promoted to major Cotton to captain and Geist to lieutenant.
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Clint D. Morgan
George C. Dorlan
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Geist
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