WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.— General Otis informed the War Department that First Lieutenant Daniel T. Bowman of the Thirty-seventh Infantry, while temporarily insane, committed suicide yesterday morning by shooting.
Lieutenant Bowman was a native of St. Francisville, La., and served as a private in the First Montana Volunteer Infantry in the Philippines from July, 1899, until July, 1899, when he was appointed first lieutenant of the Thirty-seventh Volunteer Infantry, which regiment was organized in the Philippines.
Published in the San Francisco Call on January 11, 1900
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.— General Otis informed the War Department that First Lieutenant Daniel T. Bowman of the Thirty-seventh Infantry, while temporarily insane, committed suicide yesterday morning by shooting.
Lieutenant Bowman was a native of St. Francisville, La., and served as a private in the First Montana Volunteer Infantry in the Philippines from July, 1899, until July, 1899, when he was appointed first lieutenant of the Thirty-seventh Volunteer Infantry, which regiment was organized in the Philippines.
Published in the San Francisco Call on January 11, 1900
Inscription
Private Co. C Montana Regt. 1st Lieut. 37 Regt. U.S.V.I.
Gravesite Details
Son of James Pirrie Bowman. and Sarah Turnbull.
Family Members
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Martha Turnbull Bowman Fort
1858–1898
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Eliza Bowman Shotwell
1860–1907
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Sarah Turnbull Bowman
1861–1952
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Anna King Bowman
1864–1887
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Mary "Mamie" Bowman Fort
1867–1954
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Rosina Benoist "Nina" Bowman
1869–1955
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James Pirrie Bowman Jr
1869–1959
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Corrie Adele Bowman
1872–1929
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Isabel Matthews "Bella" Bowman
1876–1951
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Jasper Bowman
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