Miss Winnie Davis Laid To Rest In Richmond
The burial of Miss Winnie Davis drew a large crowd in Richmond with many officials and Southern leaders attending. The ceremony at St. Pauls church followed by a procession through Hollywood cemetery included active and honorary pallbearers among notable figures, while the public viewed the proceedings from a distance.
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Gordon, Wheeler, Tyler
Richwowp
Winnie Davis Prso
Lescamp
St. Paul’s Church
Sons of Veterans
Leo Camp
Miss Davis
Holywood
Oakwood
Hebrew Memorial
Confederate Memorial and Literary Society
Daughters of the Confederacy
Buziiad
Val Sarce
Ry Whites
Bishop Penick
Landon R. Mason
Loses D. Hoge
James P. Smith
John B. Gordon
Jharpe
Wheeler
Tyler
Davis Circle
Hollywood Cemetery
Jefferson Davis
Tigen
Ra. Com
Korrman
Breminaguam
Ala
Birmingham Mineral Road
Pat Clark
White
Coley Robinson
Frank Turner
Alfred Mitchell
Clark
Democrats of New York Confront Conference Deadlock
Syracuse reports the New York Democratic state convention meeting at noon with leaders Richard Croker David B Hill and Senator Murphy unable to agree on state candidates or a platform. The gathering fills the hall as party factions including Tammany and silver supporters seek a ticket, with expectations of a resolution by tomorrow morning. Elliott Danforth presided and George M Palmer chaired. a Chicago platform pledge was blocked.
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Richard Croker
David B. Hill
Senator Murphy
Nou
Syracuse
State Committee
Democratic Party
Murphy
McCarren
Hugh McLaughlin
Tammany
Wilbur F’. Porter
Elliott Danforth
George M. Palmer
Pierce
Monroe
Chicago
GONGOSTO GIVES HIS VERSION OF AFFAIRS
Dr Jose Gongosto and Captain Fred Sharp arrived aboard City of Washington from Haifa. Gongosto declines to speak about reconcentrados and says they are gone. He favors Spain building a strong navy and notes Cuba’s social aims amid illness and evacuation concerns. Technological School Opens in Atlanta with about 300 students.
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New ‘York
Totay
City of Washington
Ha-! Yau
Jose Congosto
Fred Sharp
Merritt-Chapman Wrecking Company
Congosto
Havre
Tant Line
Sharp
Maria Teresa
Oaks
Spain
Pess
Wrths
Cognosto
Santiago
Toral
Santi
R. Congosto
Paris Peace Commission
Technological School
Atlanta
Georgia School of Technology
Roosevelt for Governor Nominee Named on First Ballot
The New York Republican convention in Baratooa nominated Theodore Roosevelt for governor on the first ballot. William Black accepted his defeat gracefully and pledged support for the nominee. The platform lauds the army and navy and endorses the Philippines and Hawaii policies, condemning Democratic Chicago platform ideas.
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New York
Baratooa
Theodore Roosevelt
Black
Hana
Antilles
Spain
Hawaii
Allice
St. Louis
Chicago
New Jersey Democrats Open Governor Nomination Convention
Trenton September 28 delegates crowded Taylor Opera House as the Democratic state committee called the gubernatorial nominating convention to order at noon chaired by E. O. Price. William Gourley of Paterson was proposed and ratified as convention chairman.
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New Jersey
Trenton
Taylor Opera House
E. O. Price
State Committee
William Gourley
Paterson
Price
Gourley
Women’s Ailments and Remedies Highlighted by Doctor Pierce
A medical note discusses female weakness and despair as diseases of the reproductive system and nerves. It claims many women are deemed hopeless without proper treatment and praises Dr. Pierce’s remedies and the Buffalo clinic as sources for help.
Bold Craft Seized by Admiral Dewey
Navy department confirms seizure of the steamer Abbey Toft at Batangas by Admiral Dewey. Cablegram notes the vessel’s prior Pasig identity and says the Abbey Toft was held for alleged violations of martial jurisdiction. Coast guard detains the craft amid Manila operations.
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Dewey
Navy Department
Manila
Washington
Bey
Admirallo
Abbey Toft
Arma
Tangas
Batangas
Cea Ihe 4
Refugees Move Through Alabama Amid Yellow Fever Fears
Report from Limosonay Alabama on September 27 describes hundreds fleeing Jackson Mississippi and other yellow fever areas. Refugees are transported in coaches, guarded to prevent travel into Alabama, while the state enforces a quarantine run by state authorities. No yellow fever cases are reported in Alabama but precautions remain strict.
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Mississino
Lmosonay
Ala
Jackson
Alabama
Mississippi
Stee
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Oxford
Allen & Sheffield
E. D. Sheffield
John Kay
Herstest Taitor
C. N. Gregg
Jwood
Greene Bros
Corrow Ave
College’ Street
M. Callaway
Winnie Davis
Richmond
Taka
Nature
Democrats
Gongosto
Emmy
Oyal
Nin Nly Pure
Roosevelt
Cnanixstox
C. O. Witte
Charleston Cotton Mil
Bes
Ician
Tayalids
Ological Institute of
Buffalo
N.Y
Dr. Pierce
Abbey
Jacksony
Georgia
Ballay's
Haberdashery
Sayé
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