Photo Archives
A selection of historic photographs from the life
of Homer Lea.
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HLRS-10040. Homer Lea in Uniform 1904 Lieutenant General Homer Lea, Chinese Empire Reform Association military commander, circa 1904. Source: Lawrence M. Kaplan files. |
HLRS-10041. Lea in Chinese attire 1904 Homer Lea in Chinese attire, circa 1904. Source: Lawrence M. Kaplan files. |
HLRS-10042. George W. West George Whitfield West, a former West Point cadet, who became Homer Lea's first Los Angeles drill instructor for training Chinese Empire Reform Association military cadets in 1904. Source: Los Angeles Times, October 26, 1912. |
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HLRS-10043. Western Military Academy Incorporation Articles Articles of Incorporation of the Western Military Academy, November 23, 1904. Source: California State Archives, 1020 O Street, Sacramento, California 94244. |
HLRS-10044.. O'Banion First Sergeant Ansel. E. O'Banion, Troop A, Fourth Cavalry Regiment, U.S. Army, circa 1902. In 1904, O'Banion became Homer Lea's principal drill instructor of Chinese Empire Reform Association cadets in Los Angeles. Source: U.S. Cavalry Museum, Fort Riley, Kansas. |
HLRS-10045..Angelus Hotel Homer Lea periodically had meetings at the Angelus Hotel to plan for Chinese Empire Reform Association military cadet training. He recruited George W. West and Ansel E. O'Banion to be drill instructors at the Angelus Hotel. Source: Angelus Hotel Post Card, No. 3566, Adolph Seloge Publishing Co., St. Louis-Leipzig-Berlin, circa 1904. |
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HLRS-10046..O'Banion and Cadets Ansel O'Banion (white shirt) and Western Military Academy cadets training at Sunset Blvd. and Vermont Ave., Los Angeles, California, August 12, 1904. Source: Charles O. Kates Personal Papers, Mr. Brian Kates, Pomona, New York.
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HLRS-10047..Allen Chung Lieutenant Allen Chung, Chinese Empire Reform Association Army, circa 1905. Chung was the Secretary of the Los Angeles branch of the Chinese Empire Reform Association.. Source: Charles O. Kates Personal Papers, Mr. Brian Kates, Pomona, New York. |
HLRS-10048..Chinese Cadets Portland 1905
Chinese Empire Reform Association cadets, Fourth Infantry Regiment, Portland, Oregon, 1905. Source: Charles O. Kates Personal Papers, Mr. Brian Kates, Pomona, New York. |
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HLRS-10049..CERA Officer St Louis Unidentified Chinese Empire Reform Association officer, St. Louis, Missouri, circa 1905. Source: Charles O. Kates Personal Papers, Mr. Brian Kates, Pomona, New York |
HLRS-10050..Fresno CERA Group Homer Lea (seated) and Fresno Chinese Empire Reform Association officers and their attorney (Standing left to right: Captain Ben. O Young, Captain W.S. Scott, attorney William D. Crichton and Lieutenant E. Curtis Neal), circa 1904-1905. Source: Fresno Bee, February 21, 1943. |
HLRS-10051. Richard A. Falkenberg General Richard A. Falkenberg, who challenged Homer Lea for control of the Chinese Empire Reform Association's military training arm, and Captain Wong Kim, Chinese Imperial Reform Army, 1904. Source: Philadelphia Inquirer, January 15, 1905. |
