Waifs of the Wires Condensed News Snippet
A compact bulletin lists multiple brief items from Oct 26 across several cities. Notable items include Frank Reedy's fatal fall in Huntsville Alabama, Senator Mallory improving in Washington, Marie Burroughs's December wedding, Aguinaldo envoy to McKinley, and a sword presented to Admiral Sampson. Additional notes cover miss Winnie Davis monument, frontier troubles in Arizona, Andrade heading to the U S, Admiral Dewey’s new home, Masons’ Grand Lodge in Macon, and Thanksgiving Day proclamation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville
Ala
Frank Reedy
Huntsville Machine Works
Ward Mountain
Reedy
Mallory
Washington
Florida
Miss Burroughs
Indianapolis
Marie Burroughs
Stuart-Robson Company
Albert E. Sterne
Aguinaldo
New York
Antonio Regidor
McKinley
Philippines
Sampson
Trenton
N. J
Gov. Voorhees
Miss Davis
Richmond
Winnie Davis
Gov. Murphy
Arizona
Andrade
U.S. Poace
Venezuela
United States
Dewey
Admiral Dewey
Grand Lodge of Masons
Macon
Washinton
Confederate Veterans Reunion Arrangements at Savannah
The Cobb-Delaney Camp reports a reunion in Savannah on November 23 and 24 1899. The executive committee will provide rations and lodging for veterans unable to pay. They request the number of attendees and advise bringing blankets and towels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobb-Delaney Camp
United Confederate Veterans
Savannah
J. CO. Shaw
Bureau of Information
Army Hall
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Coweta
Newnan
Lewis A. Perdue
Orlando McLendon
Guy Elington
Washington, Ga
Guy Ellington
Schley
Birmingham
Admiral Schley
Judge Fite
Carterville
A. W. Fite
Dublin
Victoria
B. C
Tokio
Yokohama
Tagonaura
Numadzu
Suzukawa
Yosohina Meiwa
Savanna
California
MAX Joseph Mercantile
Athens
Clayton and
Wall Streets
Moss Warehouse