Reunion at Memphis of Wearers of Gray
Confederate reunion program outlines three days of meetings in Memphis May 28 to 30. Delegates gather May 3, with welcomes from Governor Benton McMillin and Memphis officials, plus addresses by religious and veteran leaders. Social events include fireworks, balls, parades, and memorial services honoring Jefferson Davis and Confederate veterans.
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Memphis
George W. Gordon
J. W. Jones
Benton McMillin
Tennessee
J. J. Williams
Bishop Galtor
Sons of the
T. B. Torley
Memphis Veterans and Executive Committee
Tim E. Cooper
Daughters of Confederacy
Confederate Southern Memorial Association
Jefferson Davis Monument Association
A. P. Stewart
Vetea
J. B. Gordon
Bennett IL Young
Svsston
Veterans and Sons of Veter Ons
Vonfederate Hall
Confederate Hall
United Bans
Mississippi River
Confenerate Hall
Gen
T. Latham
Bayavenue
Southern Cross
Sons of Veterans
The
Ladies’ Memorial Association
Jefferson Davis
Calvary
Gaitor
Ternoon
Rs. B. B. Beecher
Confederate Southern Memorial Associations
Beethoven Hall
South Carolina Veterans Parade Honors Hampton and Daughters of the Confederacy
Augusta crowds celebrate Memorial Day as General Wade Hampton leads a 4 000 strong veteran parade from his home to Elmwood cemetery. Camp Hampton Daughters of the Confederacy award crosses of honor to soldiers amid holiday crowds and a public tribute. The Dorothea naval training ship departs for Chicago with 50 cadets under Captain C H H.
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Hampton
Corumbia
Augusta
Wade Hampton
Elmwood Cemetery
Camp Hampton
Daughters of the Confederacy
Walker
Chicago
Dorothea
Naval Militia of
Ilinois
Theavy Yard
St. Lawrence
C. HH
United States Navy
Supreme Court upholds death sentences for two Birmingham killers
In May, the Supreme Court affirmed Jefferson circuit court rulings against Frank Miller and Alonzo Williams. Miller, called a noted burglar, was condemned to death for killing two Birmingham police officers. Williams, also sentenced to death, was denied a new trial and set for execution on June 28 in Jefferson County.
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Supreme Court
Mostcomery
Ala
Supreme Court Today
Jefferson Circuit Court
Frank Miller
Darglar
Birmingham
Alonzo Williams
Jefferson Circuit
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