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Monument Unveiling Honors Confederate Dead in Orangeburg
Orangeburg observes a large crowd at the unveiling of a monument to Confederate soldiers by local women. The procession, speeches by Gen. Hampton and Col. Dibble, and a flower sword presentation mark a day of patriotic tribute and remembrance for the Civil War dead.
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Orangeburg
S. C
Samuel Dibble
Dibble
Ini W. V. Salar
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Charies
J. Fred Lilenthal
Santee Rilles
PP. W. Full
Sumter Guards
Charleston
T. Hyde
Fort Motte
Claffy
Richland Volunteers
Colina
Weston
Gordon Volunteers
L.T. Izlar
Dibble Light Dragoon
Hart Moss
Edisto Hifles
Qroye
Glihindaed Cup
Ilarver
Gapt
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Golsiawoeer
Weeks
Monument Assoentia
Eatriens
Chailaver
Ah Tart Moss
Leva Lavine
R. Wo Caller
Mary McMichael
Vira Beekowitz
Moh. Neather
Kanenie Edwards
Sawyer
Tisolm
Mira
Ihilin Itieh
Bittle Acoot. Hotser
F. Lanay
C. J. Dantvber
Afis Paul, Pelder
AL Vyter Severnth
Creare Cutler
Rosa Dantzler
Jee Wallin Buti
Mortimer Glover
George Danneriy
Charles Dawing
Eros Marshal Dibble
Wolftiey
Ivlar
Hampton
Marshel Dibble
Charlottesville
Van
Tsie
Memorial Association of Orangeburg
Krest
South Garona
Thackeray
Col. Newcome
Thomas Newcome
Ion
Thomas Mr. Raysor
Capt. Armstrong
Theodore Kohn
Monumental Association
Misses Lottie Chisolm
Rowesville
Mable Dantzler
Providence
Annie Dantzler
Lizzie Livingston
Elloree
Ienrietta Slydrick
Ven Branch
Pearl
Elwell
Heronfederate