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| Taking Command of the “State of Texas” |
368 |
| Relief Work at Tampa and Key West |
368 |
| Feeding Spanish Prisoners of War |
369 |
| Correspondence with Admiral Sampson |
370 |
| Appointment of the Executive Committee of the Red Cross and the Relief Committee of New York |
375 |
| Communication from Secretary of State Acknowledging Official Status of the American National Red Cross |
377 |
| The Modus Vivendi with Spain |
384-394 |
| Services of the Red Cross accepted by the Government |
395 |
| Appointment of Red Cross Field Agents for the Camps |
395 |
| Camp Alger, Washington, D.C. |
397 |
| Camp Thomas, Chickamauga Park |
408 |
| Jacksonville and Miami, Florida |
414 |
| Fort McPherson, Atlanta, Ga. |
420 |
| Camp Hobson, Lithia, Ga. |
422 |
| St. Paul Red Cross |
425 |
| Montauk Point, Long Island |
426 |
| Pacific Coast |
431 |
| The Red Cross of California |
433 |
| The Red Cross of Oregon |
441 |
| The Red Cross, Seattle, Wash. |
452 |
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| Porto Rico |
460 |
| Report of Horace F. Barnes |
460 |
| Shipments by United States Transports |
470 |
| Relief Committee of New York, Report by |
473 |
| Women’s Auxiliaries of the Red Cross |
491 |
| “Women who went to the Field.” Poem by Clara Barton |
509 |
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| Cuba and the Cuban Campaign |
514 |
| Havana |
520 |
| Los Fosos |
521 |
| The Orphanage |
522 |
| Destruction of the “Maine” |
524 |
| Jaruco |
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