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Call Number	WH1426
Title	W. H. Stanton, Company M, 1st Colorado Volunteers - correspondence sent to Frank B. Milner: original
Creator(s)	Stanton, W.H.
Summary	Letter written March 3, 1899 by W.H. Stanton to F.B. Milner about the Transport Arizona along with its wounded. As well as orders and movements of troops in and around Manila. Includes excerpts and typewritten transcription of letter.
Date	1899 March 3
Notes	Item located in Box 1, File Folder 7; 1 sheet, handwritten on both sides
Physical Description	2 p.
Is Part Of	WH1426 Spanish American War Records, 1898-1899.
Subject (topic)	Spanish-American War, 1898--Personal narratives.
Subject (name)	United States--Army--Colorado Infantry Regiment, 1st--Archives. Stanton, W.H.--Correspondence.
Subject (geographic)	Park Hill (Denver, Colo. : Neighborhood)
Rights	Contact Western History/Genealogy Dept. Denver Public Library, Denver, Colorado
Reproduction Available for Purchase	Yes
Language	eng
Digital Origin	reformatted digital
Format-Medium	Document

Call Number	WH1426 Spanish American War Records
Title	W. H. Stanton, Company M, 1st Colorado Volunteers - correspondence sent to Frank B. Milner: original
Creator(s)	Stanton, W.H.
Summary	Letter written March 3, 1899 by W.H. Stanton to F.B. Milner about the Transport Arizona along with its wounded. As well as orders and movements of troops in and around Manila. Includes excerpts and typewritten transcription of letter.
Date	1899 March 3
Notes	Item located in Box 1, File Folder 7; 1 sheet, handwritten on both sides
Physical Description	2 p.
Subject (topic)	Spanish-American War, 1898--Personal narratives.
Subject (name)	United States--Army--Colorado Infantry Regiment, 1st--Archives Stanton, W.H.--Correspondence.
Subject (geographic)	Park Hill (Denver, Colo. : Neighborhood)
Rights	Contact Western History/Genealogy Dept. Denver Public Library, Denver, Colorado
Reproduction Available for Purchase	Yes
Language	eng
Digital Origin	reformatted digital
Format-Medium	Document
Full-Text	[page1] Manila P.I. Mch [March] 3rd 99 F. B. Milner Denver Dear Sir & Friend Mail leaves tomorrow for San Francisco, tomorrow in the Transport Arizona. I will endeavor to write you a few lines. The Arizona will have besides 3 weeks mail, about 150 convelesant soldiers aboard. They are to be transferred to hospitals in San Francisco and some will be sent to there homes Everything is still in an unsettled state here, although business is resuming its old vigor. The Philippinne commissioners will arrive here from Hong Kong tomorrow. It is thought that General Otis’s plan will be carried out and the commission will not do any thing until an Armstice is secured or the Insurgents surrender. On Wednesday last the 1st Calif. Inf. [California Infantry] USS

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