Page numbers refer to BULLY! Col. Theodore Roosevelt, The Rough Riders & Camp Wikoff,
Montauk, New York — 1898 / A Newspaper Chronicle — edited by Jeff Heatley, published by Montauk Historical Society
& East End Press, with a grant from the Gardiner Foundation, 2023.
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General William Shafter
in command of the Fifth Army Corps, the American ground forces in Cuba.
— Page 2, New York Herald
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ARMY WILL DIE LIKE SHEEP! by Theodore Roosevelt
Letter accompanying Round Robin Protest by officers in Cuba to an order from Sec. of War Alger.
page 13 / William Randolph Hearst’s New York Evening Journal
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Secretary of War Alger
— Page 17 / Boston Globe
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— Page 28, New York Press
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Major General Young
— Page 32 / New York Herald
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Col. Forwood, Red Cross Representative Howard Townsend,
and Red Cross Nurse Quintard
— Page 41, New York Press
[ Ed. Note: See pp 556 – 559 (second edition) — See Howard Townsend’s Report to the Red Cross, pp 530 – 537.]
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M’Kinley Honors Wikoff’s Heroism
— Page 46, Rendering by George Bloem / New York Press
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THE WAR IS OVER: PEACE PROTOCOL SIGNED
— Pages 49 – 51, The Sun, New York Press
[ Ed. Note: See pp 517 – 518 (second edition) — ‘Spain Leaves the Western World’
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Camp Wikoff’s Brave Camp Mother
Ellen Hardin Walworth
— Page 51, The World
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Co-Founder & Directress-General
of the Women’s National War Relief Association
— The World, August 13, 1898
[Editor’s Note: This illustration is not in either edition of BULLY!]
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HOME!
— Page 53, Boston Globe
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Our New Mission Among Nations
pages 58 – 59 / Editorial, London Times
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Colors & Color Sergeant Wright, Rough Riders
— Page 60, James Gordon Bennett, Illustrator / New York Herald.
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Col. Roosevelt & Woodbury Kane, Rough Riders
— Page 65, W.H. Shindler, Illustrator / New York Press
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Wrenn, Larned & Bull, Rough Riders
— Page 66, New York Herald
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— Page 78, The World
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General Joseph Wheeler
— Page 80, Boston Globe
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General Wheeler and Colonel Roosevelt
— Page 81, New York Herald
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Where A Great Army Rests From Its Toil
pages 82 -85 / Brooklyn Daily Eagle
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The Detention Camp
— Page 89 / Evening Post
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Watching for Transports
— Page 92, Illustration James Gordon Bennett, New York Herald /
report, Brooklyn Daily Eagle
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DEATH SHIP!
pages 95 – 98 / The World, Boston Globe, The Sun
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Eight Soldiers on board the Transport Mobile
died en route to Montauk from Santiago de Cuba
and were buried at sea.
— Page 96, Boston Globe
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Colonel Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill
on 4-Day Furlough
— Page 100, The World
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Rough Rider Craig Wadsworth
Knickerbocker Club, NYC
— Page 103, New York Herald
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Storm in Camp, Three Dead
Pages 115 – 118 / The Sun
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Red Cross Nurse
— Page 119, The World
Called the “Angel of Santiago” by soldiers for her service in Cuba;
and, “Miss Sunshine” for her service in the First World War.
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— Commercial Advertiser, August 24, 1898
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War Without Hatred
Editorial, pages 123 – 4 / New York Tribune
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Lieut. William Tiffany, Rough Rider, Knickerbocker
— Page 129, The World
[ Ed. Note: See pp 556 – 559 (second edition) — ‘Lieutenant Tiffany Dead’]
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Died of Starvation
Page 130, Kansas City Star
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Sick Land in Surf Boats
Pages 133 – 138, The Sun
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Laurie Wheeler, Gen. Wheeler & Sec. of War Alger
with Fever-Stricken Soldier in General Hospital.
— Page 140, Haydon Jones, Illustrator / The World
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John Hawthorne, Weak & Emaciated,
Fainted When He Saw His Mother at Camp.
— Page 141, New York Journal
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AT CAMP WIKOFF
— Page 144, Cory Illustrator / The World’
[ Ed. Note: See pp 556 – 559 (second edition) — Army Beef Scandal of 1898 + Roosevelt’s Testimony
before the War Commission Board.]
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Col. John Jacob Astor’s Steam Yacht, Nourmahal
Help for Montauk Troops
— Pages 146 – 147, Illustration, New York Herald / Report, New York Times
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Col. Theodore Roosevelt
— Page 149, New York Press
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Roosevelt & The Rough Riders True to Life
Pages 151 – 158 / Joseph Pulitzer’s The World
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Roosevelt’s Rough Riders
— Page 152, The World
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“Nobody make any mistake about that being a good regiment. The Western men were as good as soldiers before they enlisted…The Eastern men were fellows whose nerve and pride carried them along neck-and-neck with the cowboys.
Yes, that’s a splendid regiment.”
—– General William Shafter, The Sun / September 3, 1898
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[ Ed. Note: See pp 520 – 525 (second edition) — Richard Harding Davis’ Report, ‘Dashing Bravery of the Rough Riders’, Lieut. John J. Pershing’s Account of the Charge at San Juan Hill & Medal of Honor, 2001, Citation]
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Cherokee Bill, Rough Rider
— Page 161, The World
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Dabney S. Royster, age 13, Rough Riders’ Mascot
— Page 162, The World
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Rough Riders at Play
— Page 163 / The Sun
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Ocean Bathing
— Page 167 / The Sun
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Carrying His Sick “Bunkie” Ashore
— page 168, New York Journal
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Nurse Annie Wheeler
— Page 169, The World
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The Hero Sufferer / New York 71st
— Page 174, Homer Davenport, Illustrator / New York Journal
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Yellow Fever at Montauk!
Pages 175 – 176 / New York Times
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CHORUS — It’s His Fault
Sec. of War Alger, Surgeon-General Sternberg, Commissary-General Eagon,
Quartermaster Gen. Ludington
— Page 177, Cory, Illustrator / The World
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James P. Douglas, Rough Rider / Oldest in the Regiment
— Page 179, Shindler, Illustrator / New York Press
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Captain Ambrose Higgins, Chief of the Signal Corps
— Page 181, New York Press
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Laying Out Camp Wikoff
— Pages 180 – 184 / The Sun
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VICTOR — AND VICTIM
— Page 185, Nelan, Illustrator / New York Herald
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Neglect at Camp Wikoff
Letter by Samuel L. Parrish, page 186 / New York Times
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Original September, 1898, Map of 4,000-acre Camp Wikoff
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Portraits / Two — September thru November 9, 1898 / Link
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First Illustration: Landing Scene at Montauk Pier, Page 187 / Chicago Tribune
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