The Salt Lake Tribune. Sunday Morning, April 22, 1906, Image 10
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The San Juan Islander. May 22, 1914
Launch Thieves Captured And Sentenced. Thursday night of last week a 26 ft. launch belonging to Arthur Witte, of Blaine, and a 20 ft. launch belonging to John Stevenson, also of Blaine, were...
The San Francisco Call. Saturday, February 23, 1907
One of the pleasantest affairs of the week was the dance given last night by the officers of the Presidio Club in the hoproom of the post, which was attended by a large number of guests from here...
New-York Daily Tribune. Saturday, June 02, 1906
First Lieutenant Charles C Pulis... artillery corp. before board at Presidio for examination for promotion. Download PDF
Dallas Morning News, April 21, 1906
Confident of Recovery Brother of Lieutenant Pulis, Hurt in Explosion, Lives in Austin. Special to the News Austin, Tex., April 20 - The Lieutenant Charles C. Pulis, who was reported by the...
The Omaha Daily Bee. Saturday, April 21, 1906
Pulis as Student at Lincoln Appealed to Hoard af Regents for Diploma, "Lieutenant Pulis waa a student at the State University while I was a member of the Board of Regents," said Victor Rosewater,...
The Omaha Daily Bee. Friday, April 20, 1906
NEBRASKA SOLDIER IS INJURED Lieutenant Pulls of the Light Artillery Blown In by Dynamite. SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. April 19.— Via Oakland Lieutenant Charles Pulis, commanding the twenty-fourth company...
The Evening Statesman. Walla Walla Washington, April 19, 1906
Lieut. Charles C. Pulis, commanding the Twenty-fourth company of Light Artillery, was blown up by a charge of dynamite at Sixth and Jessie streets and fatally injured. Download PDF Missing viewer...
Rock Island Argus. April 19, 1906
Not a Business House Stands. San Francisco, April 19. -- Downtown everything is in ruins. Not a business house, theater, factory or commission house stands. All the newspaper plants are rendered...
The North Platte Semi-Weekly Tribune., February 15, 1901
LOCAL NEWS The press dispatches state that Lieut. C. C. Pulis, son of Rev. J D. Pulis of this city, has been promoted to the rank of captain. Captain Pulis, is stationed at Mindanao, Philippine...
The Columbus Journal. May 30, 1900
THE PHILIPPINES. An Interesting Letter from a Soldier Boy Campaigning in the Far East. (Continued from last issue.) Daet, Luzon, P. L, March 12, 1900. We delayed at Laend only long enough to bury...
The Columbus Journal. May 23, 1900
THE PHILIPPINES. Am Interesting Letter from a Soldier Boy Campaigning in the Far East. (Continued from last issue.) Daet, Luzon, P. L, March 12, 1900. It took us about three hours to get the...
The Columbus Journal. May 16, 1900
THE PHILIPPINES. Am Interesting Letter from a Soldier Boy Campaigning in the Far East Daet, Luzon, P. L, March 12, 1900. Mr Dear Father: It is some time since I have addressed a letter directly to...
The Columbus Journal. November 22, 1899
The following is a special to the Omaha Bee, from Kearney, under date of November 16. Both the young men referred to are sons of Rev. Dr. Pulis of this city: Frank Pulis has just received word of...
The San Francisco Call. September 30, 1899
Listed under Hotel Arrivals Palace Hotel C C PulisDownload PDF
The Columbus Journal. March 08, 1899
Camp Columbia, Havana, Cuba, February 26, 1899. Dear Father: This is surely the land of everything waits 'till tomorrow. We have all acquired the habit in spite of ourselves, and this letter that...
The Columbus Journal. June 17, 1896
Charles C. Pulis, a son of Rev. Pulis, graduated from the state University last week. He was one of the first in his class, having received honorable mention, also the degree of Bachelor of Arts,...