New York In The Spanish-American War
Part of the Report of the Adjutant-General of the State for 1900
This record of "New York in the Spanish-American War" has been prepared in accordance with the directions and under the instructions of Brigadier-General Avery D. Andrews and Brigadier-General Edward M. Hoffman, adjutants-general of the state, 1899 and 1900, respectively. In the preparation of the work the part taken by the state directly has been obtained from the report of Major-General C. Whitney Tillinghast, 2d, adjutant-general of the state for the year 1898, and where the text speaks of the "adjutant-general" without any further definition or "this office," the adjutant-general of the state and the office of the adjutant-general of the state are alluded to. The historical records of the organizations are founded on their official reports, and the personal records are taken from the muster-out rolls on file in the office of the adjutant-general of the state.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Military Department of the State Commander-in-Chief Staff of the Commander-in-chief Staff Departments of the State Adjutant-General's Department Inspector-General's Department Judge-Advocate-General's Department Quartermaster-General's Department Subsistence Department Medical Department Pay Department Engineer Department Ordinance Department Cheif of Artillery Department Department of Rifle Practice Signal Corps Aides-deCamp Military Secretary Declaration of War Volunteers--Army First Call Property issued in April and May, 1808 Ordnance stores Quartermaster's stores Medical Stores State property taken in the United States service Ordnance stores Quartermaster's stores Medical Stores Number of men furnished Camp at Henpstead Plains Report of Major-General Roe Report of Colonel Hurry, Commissary Report of Colonel Henry, Ass't Surgeon-General Report of Colonel Sanger, Provost Marshal Camp of Instruction, Peekskill Report of Brigadier-General Doyle Second call Number of men furnished Reports of inspections by the Surgeon-General Paymaster-Generals report Report of Colonel Sanger of Pay Dep't First Unites States Volunteer Engineers United States Voluntyeer Signal Corps Report of Major Ives, Cheif Signal Officer, S. N. Y. United States volunteer officers from this state Muster-out of organizations Resume Volunteers--Navy Navel Militia in United States service Statement of number of Navel Militia in United States service Former members of Navel Militia in United States service Resume General resume of Volunteers Official recognition of service Deaths in the service Numbers Names of the dead Commissioned officers Enlisted men Registers of Organizations: Troop "A" Cavalry Troop "C" Cavalry Fourth Battery Fifth Battery Seventh Battery First Regiment Second Regiment Third Regiment Eighth Regiment Ninth Regiment Twelfth Regiment Thirteenth Regiment Fourteenth Regiment Twenty-second Regiment Forty-seventh Regiment Sixty-fifth Regiment Sixty-ninth Regiment Seventy-first Regiment Two Hundred and First Regiment Two Hundred and Second Regiment Two Hundred and Third Regiment Navy: Naval Militia First Naval Battalion Second Naval Battalion First Separate Naval Division Second Separate Division Report of Captain of Naval Militia War service of Naval Militia Distribution of Naval Militia Report of operations of the U. S. S. "Yankee" Extract of log of the U. S. S. "Yankee" Captain Miller's report on mine fields Lieut-Commander Forshew's report Records of Officers Records of enlisted men