James N. Wheelan Army commissions, 1899-1910.

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James N. Wheelan Army commissions, 1899-1910.

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Printed commissions signed by the President and the Secretary of War, appointing James N. Wheelan to the rank of Lieutenant Colonel (on two dates in 1899) and then to Brigadier General, retired (1904 and 1910). Signatories include Presidents William McKinley, Theodore Roosevelt, and William Taft.

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