Wade Hampton Funeral Draws Thousands From Across States
New springtime crowds massed to honor General Wade Hampton in Columbia S C as his quiet funeral honors his wartime leadership and Christian character. Delegations from Confederate camps colleges and military groups gathered from South Carolina and several southern states while messages of condolence poured in from governors to the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
8. C
Hampton
Delegatis
Grreva
Bradley Johnston
Baltimore
United States
Capitol
Wade Trampton
South Carolina
West
Senate
Lincoln
Garfield
McKinley
South
North
General Washington
Robert E. Lee
Roosevelt
Charleston
S. C
Anne
Wade Hampton to be Honored in Atlanta Memorial Service
Wade Hampton to be honored at First Baptist church in Atlanta tonight at 8 pm with Cadre from Camp Walker Wheeler's Cavalry and Daughters of the Confederacy attending. Addresses by Col Albert H Cox Col I W Cields smith and Col Lavender Ray. Military orders urge members of Camp Walker and Wheeler's Cavalry to assemble and wear badges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Wade Hampton
South Carolanna
T. P. Cleveland
Atlanta Camp
Albert H. Cox
Atlanta
Coonel
I. W. Cieldsmith
Camp
Walker
Lavender Ray
Wheeler
Cavalry
W. H. T Walker
R S. Ozburn
J.83
Alford
Mermiers
Ourrade
Wade Haumpion
Qiakoes S. Arnalis
W. H. Harrison
Wheelers Civelry
Camp A
Wale Hampton
Frather
Nathan Lyon
Pilgrimage to James River Historic Sites Planned
New York men and women studying colonial and revolutionary history prepare a pilgrimage to James River plantations and towns. About 100 travelers depart May 17, stop in Washington and Hot Springs, then Charlottesville Monticello Richmond Williamsburg Yorktown Old Paint Comfort and Jamestown Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James River
Washington
Hot Springs
Charlottesville
Monticello
Richmond
Williamsburg
Yorktown
Old Paint Comfort
Jamestown Island
Wade Hampton dies a Civil War veteran leader mourned
Charleston mourns Wade Hampton as Confederate units from the Chartes ton Light Dragoons and Washington Light Infantry prepare to carry historic flags. A large memorial meeting is planned after the funeral with Black drapes and half mast flags citywide. State signals grief with sentences from Camp Benning and Raleigh officials sending representatives to Columbia for the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Confederacy
Charteston Light Dragoons
Washington Light Infantry
Hampton
Light Infantry
Wade Hampton
Revoluton
Exposition Auditorium
Find & Monster
Charleston
Calhoun
Camp Benning
Funeral for Captain T B Neal Held at First Baptist Church
The funeral of Captain T B Neal was held this afternoon at 3 30 at the First Baptist church with Dr W W Landrum officiating. Interment followed at Oakland cemetery as friends and dignitaries including Governor Ad Candler and Ex Governor W J Northen joined pallbearers and escort. The Atlanta Chamber of Commerce and its directors also paid tribute, adopting resolutions praising Neal as a civic leader and benefactor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Neal
First Baptist Church
W. W W. Landrum
Oakland Cemetery
Patterson
E. P. Black
Clark Howell
RD. Spalding
R. J Lowry
Lewis H. Beck
Albert E. Cox
George W Parrott
Henry S Jackson
8. F. Woodson
Peachtree Street
C. A Evans
AD. Candler
W. J. Northen
Rufus B. Bullock
E Park
Livingston Mims
J EK. Orr
George Hillyer
James Swann
Paul Romare
W W. English
T. D. Meador
W. L. Peel
George A Speer
G. A Nicholson
Joseph A. McCord
George M Frown
Darwin G. Jones
J. G. Oglesby
S M. Inman
Norwood Mitchell
W. A. Hemphill
T L
John W. Grant
George 3. Lowniees
Eugene Callaway
George Dexter
G H. Tanner
Chamber of Commerce
Neal
Chamber
J. K. Orr
Providence
Atlanta, Chamber of Commerce
Financial Institute
Captain Neal
City Flag At Half Mast For General Wade Hampton
Mayor Livingston Mims issued a proclamation ordering the city flag at half mast on city hall to honor General Wade Hampton. The statement calls him a great man and notes his roles as soldier statesman and citizen while pledging mourning through his funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Wade Hampton
Mims
Livingston Mims
A Mixture of April Hopes and Tears
A fragmentary verse note evokes love and April mood with hopeful smiles and fears. The lines celebrate love walking the April path, crowned by emotion and a playful, stormy day vibe.
Unable to extract a coherent historical headline
Fragmentary OCR text provides no clear event, person, or organization to identify. No readable faces or dates to anchor a precise card.
Views of Democrats on the Cuban Tariff
Senator Morgan of Alabama calls Cuba essential to the United States and urges annexation. Senator Newlands advocates inviting Cuba to join the union with free access to markets, while offering a temporary tariff reduction to ease economic distress. He argues annexation as the path to a mutual, prosperous commercial union and ultimate statehood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Cuba
United States
Morgan
Alabama
Ireland
Great Britain
Thomas Jefferson
Newlands
Unizon
Nevada
Ways and Means Committee
House
Vr. Newlands
Mr. Newlands
Sugar Refining Trust of America
Mrr
Porto Rico
Philippine Islands
Republican Party
Union
New Republic
America
Wedding Bells Sing of Faith Hope and Everlasting Love
A poetic wedding notice by Lilla J. Nealon expresses vows of faith and happiness. It envisions lifelong companionship, shared joy, and sacred trust as the couple looks toward a blessed future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thea Della
Alcy
Lilla J. Nealon
Feet severed by car wheels in crash at Hamlet
David C. Loughlin of Henderson drunkly dashed toward a moving train carrying Governor Aycock and troops at Hamlet. He fell between cars and both feet were cut off. A former circus rider known as Castello, he had long worked as a Henderson barkeeper. His wife was an equestrienne. He blamed his injury on carelessness and drink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Raleigh
N. C
Hamlet
David C. Loughlin
Henderson
Aycock
Loughlin
Jefferson Davis Celebration Urged in Mississippi Schools
State Superintendent Whitfield urged county superintendents and city principals to set May for a Jefferson Davis celebration. Funds raised by school children would go to the Davia home fund at Beavair, and the request was expected to receive strong support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Davis
Jackson
Miss
Whitfield
Mississippi
Beavair
Grand Army's Commander to Arrive Here Tomorrow
General El Torrance, commander in chief of the Grand Army of the Republic, and his wife will reach Atlanta tomorrow at 11 50 via the Southern railway from Chattanooga. A large veteran attendance is expected at the reception, with social interest high. Torrance, born in Westmoreland County Pennsylvania in 184, has a long legal career and served as judge advocate general of the G A R from 1387 to 1900. He was elected commander in chief at Cleveland last year and will then proceed to Montgomery for the department meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Torrance
Grand Army of the Republic
Atlanta
Southern Railway
Chatta
General Torrance
Westmoreland County
Pennslvania
Watcher
Pennsylvania
Torrance
Proson
Cleveland
Ohio
Montgomery
Department of Alabama Grand Army
the Republic
Central of Georgia to discontinue Chicago and Florida Limited
The Chicago and Florida Limited will be dropped for the season after April 13. The final southbound train departs Atlanta on Saturday, April 12, while the final northbound train leaves St. Augustine on Sunday, April 18. No other Central of Georgia passenger trains are affected. J C Halle, General Passenger Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central of Georgia Railway
Atlanta
St. Augustine
Central
Leopards Spots Fascinates South Readers at Miller Bookshop
Since Red Rock there has been no such intensely interesting book to southerners as The Leopard's Spots. Sold by Miller, 3 Marietta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Marietta
Hawkes Eyeglasses Praised For Quality In Comparison
A. K. Hawkes highlights their prescription eyeglasses as scientifically and artistically perfect. The company invites readers to compare their products with those of other optical factories, referencing Whitehall on the viaduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. K. Hawkes
Anlther Optical
Whitehall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wess
Babhiye
First Baptist
Atlanta Carps
Coz, Goldsmith and
Ray
Virginia
Columbus
United Confederate Veterans
Dallas
North Carolina
Raleigh
Julian 8. Garr
Durham
A. B. Stronach
North Caralina
The
W. Howles
Baird
Mino
Ehandien Mui P
Girard
Elgin
Roe We
Morga
Tos
Ohl
Atlonia, Ga
Raca
Dualevy
San Francisco
Warner
Warner's
Lading
Warner's Safe Cure Co
A. J. Dunlevy
Police
Cal
Dar Tey
Rochester
Atlanta Sunday Constitution
Mee
Ey of
Ell Torrance
Minneapolis
J.C. Halle
Leatherman
Charce
Lee
Spa Rcv