Evans Report on Confederate History Pride and Patriotism
General C A Evans chairs the Confederate history committee. He urges fair portraiture of the South and acccurate history to guide future generations. He praises patriotic education, memorial halls, and public displays as safeguards of national unity and Confederate memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CG. A. Evans
The
Commiutes of History
Larke
South
Gladstone
United States
New Orleans
Tee
Ty Ladies’ Memorial Associations
Daughters of the Confederacy
Children of the Confederacy
United Sons of Confederate Veterans
Confederate Veterans
Confederacy
Dixie
Dowie and Wie Meet Amid Health Rumors in Chicago
In Chicago on April 28, Mrs. Jane Dowie wife of deposed Christian Catholic Church head John Alexander Dowie visited him at the Auditorium annex. The meeting followed estrangement rumors as Dowie’s supporters deny a deathbed reconciliation and say the visit aimed to arrange his return to Zion City next Saturday and reception at Shiloh house. Dowie reportedly is not as ill as public gossip suggests, appearing in better health since his Chicago return two weeks ago.
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Chicago
John Alexander Dowie
Jane Dowie
Christian Catholiic Church
Auditorium Annex
Dowle
Sevelevn
Voiva
Zion City
Ylon City
Dowie
Shiloh House
Welter
Lesa
Standifer Trial Opens Over Sister Killing Case
The Standifer murder trial begins today before Judge Roan for the killing of Miss Chappell Whisenant by her sister Mrs Standifer. Jealousy over attentions paid by the husband led to the shooting on the morning of March 9. Standifer had been bonded $1000 on a charge of immoral conduct but forfeited the bond the night before, leaving the city.
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Miss Chappell Whisenant
BL Standifer
Roan
Standifer
A Rock in the Baltic serial rights reveal secret
The paper announces the exclusive serial publication of Robert Barrs newest mystery and love novel A Rock in the Baltic. The state secret guarded by the Czar's Ministers is disclosed through an American instrumentality. Order in advance for the May 6 start and the Authors and Newspapers Association's $150000 series.
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Robert Barr
Baltic
Authors and Newspapers’ Association
Mobile disples Havana quarantine sparks protest
Havana reports anger over quarantine for ships from Havana as officials insist Cuba has no yellow fever and that cleansing and mosquito control efforts are progressing. In Nashville, Jesse M. Overton resigns as president of the Nashville Terminals Company, with new officers named to lead the terminal group and its parent rail interests.
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Havana
Mobile
Guba
Jesse M. Overton
Nashville
Tenn
Nashville Terminals Company
Mires Centre
Southern Ratio Companies
Nash Terminals Company
Weed. Harahan
Blingis Central
Preident Ackert
The
Southern
Memorial Day in Atlanta parade honors veterans and Confederate groups
A long article details Atlanta Memorial Day ceremonies with mounted police, grand marshal, and divisions including Wheeler's cavalry, Fifth Infantry, and Georgia National Guard units. It notes carriages from Memorial Association and Daughters of the Confederacy, plus bands, bugle corps, and civic contingents, while mentioning a later report of robbers near Tiflis stealing 17,300 rubles.
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Wheeler
Winother
J Eers
Mary
Army of Peace
Heeler
Atlanta
Fifth Infantry Regiment
National Guard of Georgia
Georgia Military Academy
Wedemeyer
Knights of Pythias
Canton
Pacharens
Carriages of Atlants Memorial Association
Daughters of the Confederacy
Children of the Confederacy
Era
Whist Congress in St Louis Names Officers
The Whist Congress in St Louis on April 26 announced officers for this week’s games. Present were Mrs Henry Cannon of New York as secretary Mrs QC Thompson of St Louis and other national officers.
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Congress
St Louis
Henry Cannon
New York
QC. Thompson
St. Loula
Bromonia offers free samples and cures for various ailments
An advertising column claims Bromonia boosts immune strength and blood health, promising to aid digestion and vitality, cure skin diseases, and prevent pneumonia and influenza. It urges readers to request a free bottle with a coupon and locate a nearby center, noting availability at first-class druggists and a local pharmacy.
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Bromonia. Co
New York
Bromonia
Richmond chosen for next Confederate reunion amid parade plans
The United Confederate Veterans wrapped up the New Orleans meeting with reelected officers and a tribute to General Cabell. Richmond Va won the bid to host next year, with Birmingham Alabama a distant rival. a Jefferson Davis monument pledge influenced the decision as a parade and memorial day plans dominated the closing day.
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General Cabell
New Orleans
United Confederate Veterans
Richmond
Birmingham
Ala
Jefferson Davis
McCarthy
Ayer
J. & Stratton
Lee
Holmes
Jefferson Davis Monument Association
Ana
Wwtual
Cole
Confederates Gather For 1907 Richmond Reunion
Delegates chose Richmond over Birmingham for the next Confederate Veterans reunion after speeches by Col Bennett H Young and Gen George H Harrison. Resolutions urged memorial services, funds for a Confederate monument, and pensions for slaves who followed masters. Medals for valor were revived and to be awarded at once with heirs or battle abbey as fallback. The convention adjourned to meet in Richmond in 1907.
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Canal
St. Charles Street
Lee Circle
Camp Street
Lee
W. L. Cabell
Veterans of Arkansas
Busineshe
Battle Abbey
Committee On
Alabama
Arkansas
District of Columbia
Florida
Georgia
Indis
Kentucky
Louisiana
Indian Territory
Maryland
Mississippi
Missouri
North Carolina
Oulo
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Tennessee
Virgina
Texas
West Virgina
Cabell
General Cabell
B. Lee
General Lee
Alice W. Park
Confederate Memorial Association
Jones
Clement A. Evans
Neothe Hlarapinak
Bennett H. Young
Louisville
Richmond
trans-Mississippi Department
George H. Harrison
Birmingham
J. E. Johnson
Carwile
South Carolinur
Tuchmond
Harrison
Birmingland
Grand Camp
Ing
Committee On Resolutions
Leach
S. D. Lee
Cabett
trans-Mississippi
Walker
Northern Virginia
Jefferson
Davis
T. J. Jackson
George B. Pickett
B. Buckner
Margus J. Wright
Basil W. Duke
Joh H Reagan
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East Alabama St
C. A. Evans
United Republic
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Adoliarn
King & Co
Hos
Sam
Sanday
Padhae
Mrs. Dowie
Husband
Bird's Eye
Marseilles
Essig Bros
Correc
Whitehall Street
Dushe
Tiflis
Ana Ea Wa
Os Confederacy
Maryland Life Insurance Company of
Baltimore
Daniel H. Hamilton, Jr
Piedmont Hotel
Atlanta, GA
A. S. Byers CO
Poplar
Empire Building
Mills
Cornell, Ga
Virginia
Petersburg
Halifax
Strathcona
Reid
Ivana Capgan
J. A. Farquer
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