Six Thrillin WAX STORIES at Richmond Theatre
Camp life and comic misadventures with six companions in Richmond. A stage breach ends with police, Cobb's brigade rescue, and a Florida governor’s son among the crowd.
03 Apr 1895
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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1895
Page
1
Camp life and comic misadventures with six companions in Richmond. A stage breach ends with police, Cobb's brigade rescue, and a Florida governor’s son among the crowd.
Lieutenant Governor John C Underwood of Kentucky travels from Atlanta toward New Orleans via Savannah to arrange floral tributes for Chicago as the Confederate monument dedication on May 30 proceeds. The monument, funded mainly by Col Underwood, honors Confederate dead buried in Northern Ireland and features a captured Federal artillery piece. The event will draw both Federal and Confederate generals, with flowers contributed from Savannah Atlanta and New Orleans.
A long letter from Bill Arps recounts travel from Florida to Michigan after a bitter frost that devastated orange groves. He details decayed Florida rail hubs, deserted depots, and the sorrowful journey, noting his granddaughter’s orange tree and a widow’s tale of a daughter buried in a coffin en route to Michigan.
The Forty conference in Corrusia, March 27, drew about eighty five delegates from most South Carolina counties. Lt Governor Timmerman elected chairman with speeches stressing nonpartisan unity and a new constitutional plan. The meeting backed a reform platform urging equal county representation, Anglo Saxon governance, and a State executive committee to organize Democrats in sympathy with the stated aims.
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