Memorial Day Address by Justice Beverly D Evans
Justice Beverly D Evans delivers a Memorial Day address praising the old South, its soldiers, and women’s groups, defending Capt. Wirz’s legacy, noting Confederate sacrifices, and urging future generations to honor Confederate ideals and heritage. The speaker cites historical figures, prisons, and wartime policies to frame Southern patriotism and memory.
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Justice Beverly D. Evans
Washington
Washington County
New Orleans
Margaret
Gamin
John
Henry
South
United Confederate Veterans
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Ahaikdon
Richmond
Henry Wirz
Andersonville
Capt
Wirz
Switzerland
Cra
Alps
Albany
New York
Staunton
Barnes
United States Army
E. M. Stanton
Appomattox
United States
Notice to not hire or harbor William Henry Scott
Public notice warns against hiring or harborage of William Henry Scott a minor dated April 17 1908 warning in effect of official action and public enforcement for the minor’s protection.
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William Henry Scott
T’sis
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America
Louisville
Louisiana
Beauregard
Manassas
Davis
Europe
Wilbon
Capt. Wirz
Department of the Interior
Stanton
J.M. L. Gurry
Ould
Warz
Sherman
Johnston
Atlanta
Confederacy
Georgia
Schade
L. C. Baker
Jefferson Davis
Wirt
Father Boyle
Mr. Schade
General Baker
Scarborough & Garrutt
Jewelers & Opticians
Sandersville
Strange
Oconee
Colson
Orrvillé
Harrison
Jennille
Sun Hill
Riddleville
Davisboro
Smith
Wednes
Cleveland
Pringle
Stonewall
Brooks
Barksdale
Giles
Chalker
Warthen
H. Duanan
T.R.W.C