Rumbold Collection: Philippine-American War and World War I

<p>Frank Meeker Rumbold (1862-1937) was born in Wisconsin. The Rumbold family moved to St. Louis in 1868. Rumbold graduated from Washington University's School of Medicine in 1884 and established a medical practice. In 1898 at the start of the Spanish-American War he was a captain in the Light Battery "A" Missouri Volunteers. During the Spanish-American War he saw action in both Puerto Rico and the Philippines. After being transferred to the 32nd Infantry Rumbold served as a member of the American occupation troops attempting to stop the Filipino insurrection. He was discharged in 1901 and returned to his medical practice in St. Louis, but he maintained an active involvement in National Guard and veterans? affairs. In 1909 Missouri Governor Herbert Hadley requested that Rumbold become Adjutant General of Missouri, a position Rumbold held until 1913. During the Mexican Border Crisis of 1916 Rumbold served as a Colonel in the Missouri National Guard. In World War I Rumbold trained at Camp Doniphan in Oklahoma, where he was in command of the 128th Field Artillery attached to the 35th Division. This group was stationed in France where they remained until 1919. Rumbold remained active in the National Guard after the war and served again as Adjutant General from 1925 to 1927.
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<p>The Rumbold Collection contains a photograph album and mounted photographs of Company G of the 32nd Infantry, U.S. Volunteers during the Philippine Insurrection following the Spanish-American War. The album is titled "32nd Infantry U.S.V. 1899-1901" and contains about 450 snapshots and a few half-tone pictures with handwritten captions. The album covers the company from training at Fort Leavenworth through their tour in the Philippines. Most of the photos were taken in Philippines and cover military activity, village life, and buildings. The album also includes a map of the Philippines and a picture of Nagasaki. The mounted photographs depict groups of officers, Captain Rumbold and his tent, and a man on horseback in downtown St. Louis demonstrating his horse's skills. The collection also contains a cartoon dated July 4, 1880 showing soldiers at a flooded camp, a copy of the "Pictorial History, 35th Division in the World War, A Memory Book" by Robert L. Carter (1933,) and a souvenir viewbook from World War I.
Subjects include: military; uniforms; tents; guns; weapons; Fort Leavenworth, Kansas; transportation; boats; ships; horses; San Francisco, California; Honolulu, Hawaii; officers of the 32nd Infantry; churches; Manila, the Philippines; bridges; cemeteries; recreations; corpses; Igorots; Spanish generals; buildings; watch towers; Philippinos; railroads; street scenes; Macabebees; Porac, Philippines; San Jose River; residences; houses; Orion, Philippines; rivers; Tagalogs; musical instruments; Captain Peed; Sergeant Herford; Captain Craven; Colonel Craig; oxen; outdoor markets; Balanga, Philippines; Company G, 32nd Infantry; headquarters; flooded streets; Dinalupihan, Philippines; soldiers; Orani, Philippines; harbor of Nagasaki; Camp Doniphan.</p>

弗兰克·米克尔·兰博德（1862-1937）出生于威斯康星州。兰博德家族于1868年迁至圣路易斯。兰博德于1884年毕业于华盛顿大学医学院，并建立了一家诊所。在1898年西班牙-美国战争爆发之际，他担任密苏里州轻炮兵志愿队的上尉。在西班牙-美国战争中，他在波多黎各和菲律宾两地均有参战经历。在转至第32步兵队后，兰博德作为美国占领军的一员，试图平息菲律宾起义。1901年被退役后，他返回圣路易斯继续其医疗实践，但依然积极参与国民警卫队和退伍军人事务。1909年，密苏里州州长赫伯特·哈德利请求兰博德担任密苏里州州长助理，此职位兰博德一直担任至1913年。在1916年的墨西哥边境危机中，兰博德担任密苏里州国民警卫队的准将。第一次世界大战期间，兰博德在俄克拉荷马州的唐纳潘训练营接受训练，指挥第35师所属的第128野战炮兵。该部队驻扎在法国，直至1919年。战后，兰博德继续在国民警卫队中活跃，并于1925年至1927年再次担任州长助理。

兰博德收藏包含一份照片集和悬挂的照片，记录了西班牙-美国战争后菲律宾起义期间美国志愿军第32步兵队G连的情况。该相册名为《第32步兵队U.S.V. 1899-1901》，内含约450张快照和一些半色调照片，附有手写标题。相册涵盖了该连从在利文沃斯堡训练到菲律宾巡演的全过程。大多数照片摄于菲律宾，内容涉及军事活动、乡村生活和建筑。相册还包括一张菲律宾地图和一张长崎的照片。悬挂的照片描绘了军官团体、兰博德上尉及其帐篷，以及一位在圣路易斯市中心展示其马术技能的男子。收藏还包括一幅1880年7月4日日期的卡通，描绘了被洪水淹没的营地，罗伯特·L·卡特所著的《世界战争35师图画史，纪念册》（1933年）的副本，以及第一次世界大战的纪念册。

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