The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1898-12-01
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BR0NSON.-At Danbury, Conn, Geo
Bronson, Hospital Steward, 18th Conn
Deceased enlisted in September, 1851, ard
Iremained with the regiment until its
muster-out in December, 1855. lie he'd
membership in Nelson l.. White Post, 81
MURPHY.-At Wakefield, Pa, Thomes
Murphy, Battery Il, 1st Md. l.. A., aged
ga He was in the service over three
years, and for some years before his death
had been totally disabled.
NANDEfGRIFF.-At New Orleans, La,
DR.. John b. VANDERBILT. DIR. Nandergrii
for number of years was on the New
Orleans Board of Health and Coroner
Physician. During the war he served in
the Hospital Corps. He was representa-
tive 30 the Constitutional Convention, and
Chairman of the Enrolment Committee.
MlLLihFN. Sprag ne, Wash, j. r
MiiliEen, Corporal, Co. c, 3Sih Wis, aged
80. Deceased was an honored member OF
jeremiah Eusk Post, Davenport, Wash /,
and had served two terms as Adlutant.
He leaves widow and four children.
CALDWELB.-At Seifner, Fla, Capt. j.
a. Caldwell, Co. l., 4,h Mass. Capt. Cald-
well had for 20 years been a railroad con
ductor in Ohio but rheumatism and other
diseases contracted in the army forced
him TO go to Florida.
DAVIS.-At Newburyport, Mass, Caleb
T. Davis, Go. III, Sd Mass. III. A., aged Do.
He had served as President Of his Eegl-
mental Association and was well know n
in GAR. circles.
SPfLMAN.-At Manhattan, Kan, Capt.
r. b. Spiiman, Co. X, seth Ind. Capt
Spilman was born in Park County, Ind.
Aug. II, 1910. He enlisted Aug. IL,
1852, and was discharged with his regl-
ment June 8, 1865, as Captain of Co. X,
Sjth Ill. In 1866 he moved to Kansas and
practiced law at Manhattan. He was
County Attorney 10 years, and Mayor OF
the city three years. He was Judge oil
| the TWpptv-firSt District
McKINNEY.-At Decatur. Mich, 1hos.
J. Mckinney, 4th Mich. Cav, aged 81
For many years Comrade Mckinney had
been Chief Clerk in the Union Pacific
Railroad Offices at Fremont, Neb:, and at
the time of his death was visiting relG-
tives. He held membership in the GA. II.
and many other secret societies. He
leaves a widow and two children.
DICKINSON.-At Worcester, Mass.
Curtis Dickinson, Co. !, cath Mass. aged
rs. His service was from Aug. %, 1862, to
Dec. a, 1864. He was member OF Geo.
III. Ward Post, 10.
CARTER.-At Keno, Tex, Lemuel Pres
ton Carter, Co. /, 9Th w. Va. Comrade
Carter was born in August, 1882. He en-
listed in October, 1851, and served faith
fully term of over three years. Comrade
Carter was not member OF the G.. II.
GiBSON.-At Plainfield, VT, Thomas
II. Gibson, Co. l. list Vt. Cav, aged 20.
He was "a member of Wyoming Lodge,
f. A. A. NJ. Services were conducted by
the Masons.
SAVANNAH Boone, Iowa. Nov. 8, n:
}. Shanan, Captain. Co. d, 32d Iowa, aged
"a. Capt. Shanan was also veteran OF
the Mexican war. He was Chaplain OF
". c. Crooks Post, 800. widow survives
| him.
| HARRIS.-At Winchendon, Mass, Nov.
| 16, Orange Snow Harris, Co. +, 4th VT,
aged So.
| CADWELL-At Cumberland, Wis, Eu-
gene M.sCadwell, Co. +, LIST Mimi. MO
Rangers and 1st MINI. II. A.
! STAPLETON.-At Greenville, Tex, Mel
son Stapleton, Co. l., Sih Tenn. Cav.
Ccmrade Stapleton enlisted Sept. II, 1868
and was mustered out Sept. IL, 1865. He
was nearly y years old.
! MUHRAY.-At Kansas City, Mo-, Jas.
Murray, Corporal, Co. |, 35th N. j. De
ceased had an enviable war record and
was faithful member OF Mcpherson Post
| 4, Department of Missouri.
MOESTA-At Greendale, Pa, Ernest
Moesta, Co. b, 9Th Pa. Cav, aged ID
Comrade Moesta enlisted on Oct. 20. 1862
and served three years and six months.
He was wounded in the hand.