Confederate Veterans Reunion Opens in Kentucky
In Louisville the Kentucky division of the Confederate veterans held the reunion with crowds filling the hall and greetings from General Simon Bolivar Buckner and General John B. Gordon. Portraits, regalia, and a show of old Confederate colors framed the evening program as speeches and a formal building presentation sparked cheers.
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Louisville
Union of Confeder
Rat Gordon
Raphael Semmes
Wade Apton
John B. Gordon
Stevewall Kson
Robert E. Lee
8. B. Buckner
Seph E. Johnston
Leonidas Polk
Ephen D. Lee
Poyntz
Kentucky Division of Confederate Veterans
Commercial Club
Attilla Cox
James H. Hazelrigg
Supreme Court of Kentucky
Kentucy
Association
Confederates of Kentucky
Simon Bolivar Buckner
Confederate Glee Club
Kentucky
Bennett H. Young
Glee Club
United Confederate Veterans
Young
B. Palmer
New Orleans
Palmer
Poisoned Food Kills Twelve Italian Laborers in West Virginia
Twelve Italian laborers employed by a Paint Creek railroad contractor died after eating stolen food laced with rat poison in their camp near Montgomery West Virginia. A mountain hunter found the bodies. authorities have not acted yet. A separate report notes Mounts candidacy revived for vice president amid political maneuvering in Indianapolis. Kansas City street railway strike ends after union agrees to seek reinstatement terms. Metropolitan president Holmes rejects the deal.
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Montgomery
W. Va
Here
Paint Creek
Kansas City
Union Street Railway
Holmes
Metropolitan Company
Provincial Horticultural Session Prepares for July Meet
Professor J H Donnell serves as president of a state horticultural society and F T Remsey of San Antonio presides over another society. They meet in this city to organize programs for annual conferences at the State agricultural college in July. Henry W Lacy quotes a Carnegie friend claiming Carnegie’s money from iron assets totals 200000000. Johnny Griggs and San Antonio colleagues plan to attend the Rough Riders Reunion in Oklahoma City on July 14 and push for a San Antonio national convention.
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Washington
Germany
United States
Springer
National Livestock Association
Bailey
Kansas
Association
J. H. Donnell
Horticultural Society
F. T. Remsey
San Antonio
State Agricultural College
Carnegie
New York
Henry W. Lacy
the Tribune
London
Andrew Carnegie
Rough Riders
Tex
Johnny Griggs
Oklahoma City
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V.no
Crow
Proming
SION
Berans
Sons of Veterans
Colquitt
Hindman
Friends of RE
Mr Hindman
T. Hindman
Arkansas
Hagerstown
Antietam
Maryland
Smith
McKinley
Centralia
Als
Havana Harbor
Hoogoos
Ooooge
Howell Brothers
F. S. Wilcox
Bryan, Texas
M. H. James
Bryan
Texas
John Wittman
Meghant Tailor
Sasona
Burt Norwood
West Virginia
Kansas City Strikers
Farmers’ Congress
Houston
The
SeeGees
Toul
Siatisfied
Economist
Epicure
Groce
Ries
Iery
Zom A. Senrcy
Clark
East Main Street
D. B. Knox
Exposition Saloons
A. T. Clark
Railroad Street
James & Castles Furniture Store
N. Jametta
Grice & Zimmerman’s
Myers’ Hardware Store
J. F. Parks
Paul M. Baylor
James Drug Store
Rescience Phore
N.R.R
S. W. University
Georgetown
Industrial and Real Estate Association
Mystic Shrine
United Confederate “Veterans
National “Educational Assn
Charleston
8. C
Cincinnati
Ohio
P. J. Price
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