Container Listing - BANC PIC 1964.026-fALB
[No. 1-20. Camp Merritt]
Scope and Content Note
:1 Troops coming off the Oakland Ferry and marching to the Red Cross Headquarters
:2 Camp Merritt from the West
:3 Company Inspection 1st Montana Volunteers
:4 Brigadier General Charles H. King, U.S.V. and Staff
:5 Brigadier General Otis and staff marching down Market Street to embark for the Phillipines
:6 Cook Tent, 1st Montana Volunteers
Mascot of the 1st Montana Volunteers "Abe"
:9 Mascot of the 1st North Dakota Volunteers
:10 51st Iowa Volunteers on parade, July 4, 1898
:11 Batter "A" Utah Volunteers relieving the guard
:12 Battery "A" Utah Volunteers at Drill
:13 Battery "A" Utah Volunteers
:14 Mascot "William Jennings Bryan" of the 1st Nebraska Volunteers. This Eagle was named after the giver.
:15 Battalion Drill 1st Nebraska Vols. [Volunteers]
:16 Guard Tent of the 1st Nebraska Vols. [Volunteers]
:17 1st Tennessee Volunteers on parade July 4, 1898
:18 1st Tennessee Vols. [Volunteers] Company Inspection
:19 Sentry 1st Tennessee Vols. [Volunteers]
:20 The Old Guard awaiting the new 1st Tennessee Volunteers
[No. 21-30. 20th Kansas Volunteers]
Scope and Content Note
:21 20th Kansas Volunteers immediately after their arrival at Camp Merritt
:22 20th Kansas Volunteers marching from Guard Mount
20th Kansas Volunteers no Dress Parade
:25 Skirmish Drill 20th Kansas Volunteers
:25b Camp of the 1st Colorado Vols. [Volunteers]
:26 Dress Parade 1st Colorado Volunteers
:27 1st Colorado Volunteers in heavy marching order ready to march to the ferry to embark for the Phillipines
1st California Volunteers marching down Golden Gate Avenue to embark for the Phillipines. The 1st California Volunteers were the first troops ever sent by the United States to invade foreign territory in the other Hemisphere.
[No. 31-36. 7th Regiment of California Volunteers]
Scope and Content Note
:31 7th California Vols. [Volunteers] May 30th, 1898
:32 Mascot of the 7th California Volunteers
:33 In line for mess; 7th California Vols. [Volunteers]
:34 1st New York Volunteers on the march
:35 Guard Mount 7th California Volunteers
:36 Around the Guard fire 7th California Vols. [Volunteers]
[No. 37-45 The Astor Battery]
Scope and Content Note
:37 The Camp of the Astor Battery
Drilling without gun mules
:42 One of the Hotchkiss Howitzers
:44 Already [sic] to march to embark on the Transport Newport
[No. 46-70. Troop "A" Nevada Volunteers]
Scope and Content Note
:47 [Number not used]
:49 Practicing in Throwing Horses
:50 Troop ready to be Dismissed
:51 Troop "A" on the march
:52 Filing into Camp after Drill
:54 At mess, 13th Minnesota Vols. [Volunteers]
:55 In line for mess 13th Minnesota Vols. [Volunteers]
:56 A company mess cook 13th Minnesota Vols. [Volunteers]
:57 Ready for tent inspection 13th Minnesota Vols. [Volunteers]
:58 13th Minnesota Vols. [Volunteers] returning from drill
Dismissing a company after drill, 13th Minnesota Volunteers
Camp fun - Hotel de Hog. 13th Minnesota Volunteers
:63 Wash day among the 13th Minnesota Vols. [Volunteers]
:64 The relieved sentries sleeping. 13th Minnesota Volunteers
:65 Relieving the Guard
:66 Awkward Squad 23rd Infantry
:67 Hospital Tents 18th Regulars
:68 Bayonet Exercise 18th Infantry
:69 18th Infantry leaving camp to embark for the Phillipines
:70 18th Infantry on their way to the Transports
[No. 71-88. The 14th Regiment of Regular Infantry]
Scope and Content Note
:71 Camp of 14th Regulars
Company Street, 14th Infantry
:74 The Camp Barber 14th Infantry
:75 Setting Up Exercises, 14th Infantry Recruits
:76 Coyote Mascot 14th Infantry
:77 Returning from Drill 14th Infantry
:78 Company F, 14th Infantry in heavy marching Order
:79 14th Infantry in heaving marching order, ready to march to the transports
:80 Corporal Emory Smith and Private Walter Turnbull, 14th Infantry
:81 14th Infantry, Breaking Camp
:82 14th Infantry on the march, to go on board the transport
:83 Major Robe, commanding officer of detachment of 14th Infantry at Camp Merritt, at the head of the column on the march
:84 Guard Tent 13th Minnesota Volunteers
:85 Getting ready to go on Guard; 13th Minnesota Volunteers
:86 Filing into Camp 13th Minnesota Vols. [Volunteers]
:87 Marching away to war
:88 Troops landing from the Ferry Boat
[No. 89-96 at the Presidio]
Scope and Content Note
:89 Lieutenant Joseph Morse Battery "D", California Volunteer Heavy Artillery
:90 Some of the Non Commissioned Officers of Battery "D"
Camp of the 1st Tennessee Volunteers after moving from Camp Merritt to the Presidio
:96 Battalion 1st Volunteer Engineers at Drill
[No. 97-99. The Red Cross Society]
Scope and Content Note
:97 Lunch Counter in the Red Cross Rooms
:98 Outside the Red Cross Headquarters at the Ferry
:99 Reading Room of the Red Cross Society
[No. 100-138 Spanish and Austrian Cartoons on the War]
:100 S. F. [San Francisco] Evening Bulletin, April 16, 1898, after destruction of U. S. Battleship Maine in Havana Harbor
:101 S. F. [San Francisco] Examiner, April 28, 1898, Pending hostilities
:102 S. F. [San Francisco] Examiner, April 30, 1898, after the destruction of the California Powder Works, Santa Cruz, by explosion
:103 S. F. [San Francisco] Examiner, May 7, 1898, Spanish Riots caused by financial panic
:104 S. F. [San Francisco] Examiner, May 9, 1898, after battle of Manila Bay
:105 S. F. [San Francisco] Examiner, May 9, 1898, after battle of Manila Bay
:106 S. F. [San Francisco] Examiner, May 16, 1898, after departure of Cervera's Fleet from Spain for Cuban waters
:107 S. F. [San Francisco] Examiner, May 26, 1898, departure of the First California Volunteers For Manila, P.I.
:108 S. F. [San Francisco] Examiner, June 3, 1898, on friendly relations existing between the United States and England
:109 S. F. [San Francisco] Examiner, June 4, 1898, Run on the Bank of Spain
:110 S. F. [San Francisco] Examiner, June 5, 1898, after sinking of the Collier Merrimac in the entrance of Santiago Harbor
:111 S. F. [San Francisco] Examiner, June 6, 1898, after sinking of Merrimac and imprisonment of Lieutenant Hobson in the Morro Castle
:112 S. F. [San Francisco] Examiner, June 8, 1898, Bombardment of forts at Santiago, Cuba
:113 S. F. [San Francisco] Examiner, June 11, 1898, bombardment of forts at Santiago, Cuba
:114 S. F. [San Francisco] Examiner, June 13, 1898, after battle of Guantanamo
:115 S. F. [San Francisco] Examiner, June 14, 1898, after Sagasta's Note to the powers saying that Spain was full of hope
:116 S. F. [San Francisco] Examiner, June 18, 1898 Spain's endeavor to organize a fleet for Admiral Camara
:117 S. F. [San Francisco] Examiner, June 25, 1898, Copied from New York Journal
:118 S. F. [San Francisco] Examiner, June 30, 1898, inability of Spain to obtain a supply of coal for her navy
:119 S. F. [San Francisco] Examiner, July 5, 1898, after July 4 Celebration of the destruction of Admiral Cervera's fleet
:120 S. F. [San Francisco] Examiner, July 15, 1898, after overtures for surrender of Santiago De Cuba
:121 S. F. [San Francisco] Examiner, July 16, 1898, after overtured for surrender of Santiago de Cuba
:122 Examiner July 22, 1898, German interference in the Phillipines
:123 S. F. [San Francisco] Examiner, July 27, 1898, after peace overtures were made by the French Ambassador
:124 S. F. [San Francisco] Examiner, July 27, 1898, after peace overtures were made by the French Ambassador
:125 S. F. [San Francisco] Examiner, August 2, 1898 belligerent attitude of Aguinaldo and Phillipinos
:126 S. F. [San Francisco] Examiner, August 6, 1898, belligerent attitude of Aguinaldo and the natives around Manila
:127 S. F. [San Francisco] Examiner, August 9, 1898
:128 N.Y. [New York] World, General Toral's departure from Santiago de Cuba for Spain, after the surrender
:131 S. F. [San Francisco] Examiner, September 4th, 1898
:132 S. F. [San Francisco] Chronicle September 4th, 1898
:133 S. F. [San Francisco] Examiner
:137 Spanish Cartoons on the situation
:138 S. F. [San Francisco] Examiner, December 5, 1898, Phillipine Rebellion
Container Listing - BANC PIC 1964.066--PIC
:1 Bugle Echoes, 1898 [cover]
:2.1 June 15. The second Philippine Expedition leaves for Manila. Transports China, Colon, Zealandia and Senator commanded by Gen. F. V. Greene.
:2.2 Flag ship China with 1st Colorado Volunteers.
:3.1 Company inspection. Co. "B," 1st Montana Vols.
:3.2 Battery "A" Utah Vols.
:3.3 Kilchen Co. "G," N. Dakota Vols.
:4.1 Troop "A," Utah Vols.: In line.
:4.2 Troop "A," Utah Vols.: The camp.
:5.1 The "Astor Battery." This Battery was entirely equipped by Col. John Jacob Astor. The camp.
:5.2 The "Astor Battery." This Battery was entirely equipped by Col. John Jacob Astor. The kitchen
:5.3 The "Astor Battery." This Battery was entirely equipped by Col. John Jacob Astor. In line on pay-day.
:6.1 Troops of the Second Phillipine Expedition breaking camp. 18th Regulars marching out of camp.
:6.2 Troops of the Second Phillipine Expedition breaking camp. 23rd Regulars leaving camp.
:6.3 Troops of the Second Phillipine Expedition breaking camp. 1st Colorado Vol's. falling-in.
:8.1 The China [ship]. Receiving visitors.
:8.2 The China [ship]. In the stream.
Mess. 7th Cal. Volunteers.
:9.3 Mess. 14th Infantry.
:10.1 Troop "A." Filing into camp.
:10.2 Troop "A." Fall-in.
:10.3 Troop "A." Throwing horses.
:11.1 13th Minnesota Volunteers. Arms port.
:11.2 13th Minnesota Volunteers. Company dismissed.
:11.3 13th Minnesota Volunteers. Camp from 12 W.
:12.1 The "Astor Battery." At drill.
:12.2 The "Astor Battery." Breaking camp to embark on the Newport.
:12.3 The "Astor Battery." One of the Hotchkiss guns.
May 25th, 1898. The first Phillipine Expedition consisting of the 1st California Volunteers and the 2nd Oregon Volunteers left on the transports City of Pekin, City of Sydney and Australia. Gen. T. M. Anderson commanding. 1st California Vols. marching down Golden Gate Av. to embark on the City of Pekin, May 23rd.
:14.1 Privates Smith and Turnbull, 18th Infantry.
:14.2 Hospital tents, 23rd Inf't. [Infantry]
:14.3 Hospital tents, 23rd Inf't. [Infantry]
The Colon starting off.
:16.1 Catching oranges thrown from tugs. The Zealandia.
:16.2 Catching oranges thrown from tugs. The China.