Winnie Davis Dies at Narragansett Pier
Miss Winnie Davis daughter of Mrs Jefferson Davis died at noon at Rockingham hotel Narragansett Pier after weeks of illness malignant gastritis. Her mother Mrs Davis watched at bedside with resignation as doctors reported no immediate danger to her health and Winnie had been a lifelong companion to her father during his South tour and later life. The daughter of the Confederacy bore that title since 1886 and was born in Richmond Virginia in 1863.
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Mr. Wilkerson
Syracuse
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Winnie
Aguinaldo affirms friendly Filipino relations with U S
The Manila signed dispatch to the American government and people says rumors of strained ties are baseless slanders. It states Filipino relations with the United States have been and will remain friendly, noting withdrawal of forces from Manila suburbs as proof of trust in the U S.
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Aguinaldo message draws White House interest
The White House shows interest in Aguinaldo's message to the American people with the president reading the document and an official calling it very important. In Washington officials declined to state the administration's stance. In Columbus the funeral of Brigadier General J. T. Haskel proceeded with a packed Trinity Church and Arlington burial.
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Return of Wisconsin Soldier Ends in Sorrow at Home
A Wisconsin family mourns when they learn William J. Triers, of company M, died two weeks earlier and was buried at Ponce on September 4. Triers, part of the regimental band, enlisted at Camp Harvey and fell ill during the march from Coomo to Ponce Knoxville. The story follows the Second Wisconsin volunteers as they arrive and face the loss. The Fourteenth Minnesota waits to return home, awaiting sleeping cars.
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