Confederate Veterans Parade and Reunion in Charleston
In Charleston on May 11 the United Confederate Veterans held a large reunion with 85,000 visitors and veterans attending a parade led by Generals Gordon and Wade Hampton. Gen. John B. Gordon spoke to a packed Auditorium, with Mrs. Jefferson Davis and Mrs. Stonewall Jackson receiving ovations. A resolution praising McKinley’s call to care for Confederate graves sparked heated debate before being referred to committee.
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Charleston
S. C
United Confederate Veterans’ Society
Gordon
Wade Hampton
Fort Beers
Hampton
Joe Wheeler
Yesterdy
Confederate Veteans
Co.lender
ER. A. Smith
C. L. Walker
Gov. Ellerbe
McSweeney
J. A. Smythe
South Carolina
Walker
John B. Gordon
United Confederate Veterans
Gen. Gordon
Jefferson Davis
Confederacy
Mississippi
Atlanta
United States of America
United States
McKinley
North
Jones
Virginia
Committee On
J. M. Bushee
North Carolina
Gen. Moorman
The
Association
Sponsors From States and Prior Addresses Noted
An officer prepared sponsors from the states and prior addresses for each individual, documenting their details for record keeping.
Sixth Missouri Mustered Out at Savannah
The Sixth Missouri regiment under Col. Lester Hardeman was mustered out in Savannah, Georgia, on May 11.
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Missouri
Savannah
Lester Hardeman
Stone's Political Forecast and Bryan Nomination Hint
Former Missouri Governor William J. Stone predicts William J. Bryan will secure the Democratic nomination and endorses a Chicago platform with a possible anti imperialism plank. He notes the need to keep the silver issue to prevent splits and cites income tax as a strength. Hall's Catarrh Cure ad copy follows with generic testimonial language.
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Wm. J. Bryan
Chicago
Bryan
East
Model prepares new grocery store at old Hain stand
William hosted yesterday bought fair showcases and counters from Manager Weill of The Model for use in his new grocery store opening at the old Hain stand. The Model will close its doors on the 27th instant.
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William
Weill
Hain
Must Face the Music
Constable Robb received word yesterday afternoon that raids would be sent after Privates at Madison who deserted from the Sixteenth United States.
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Robb
Each
Madison
Sixteenth United States
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Kahrs & Bloess
Mormon Church
Bishop Remedy CO
Servant’s Pharmacy
Francisco, Cal
Sedalia
Fifth and
Ohio
Joan J. Yuatsx, Pres
W. P- HaLey
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Bank of Commerce
Ohio and
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D. H. Crear
A. M. Reed
Adam Ittel
W. E. Bard
Edward Hurley
J. M. Offield
W. F. Haley
W. S. Baker
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Federate Veterans’ Society
Third National Bank
Sedalia, Mo
John N. Dalby
A. P. Morey
R. H. Moses
W. A. Latimer
J.N. Dalby
Henry W. Harris
D. H. Smith
H Mertz
N.H Gentry
Chas. H. McAninch
Samuel C. Gold
Morris Harter
Jas. T. Montgomery
H. Bothwell, Pres't
WM. Courtney
J. E. R. Blair
Cashier
Sedalia National Bank
General Service
E. F. Yancey
W. H. Evans
H W. Menschke
Charles E. Musick
J. H. Bothwell
Martin Renkin
Col. Hico
D. F. Brown
Henry Lamm
E. R. Blair
J. W. Morphy
A. Lower
Missouri Trust
Sunplus
QO. A. Crandall
F. A. Sampson
G. L. Fanhaber
R. F. Hoffman
C. C. Evans
Fourth Streets
Sedelia
Republic
A. SS. McGowan’s
Cris W. Smith
Boschee
Fairfield
George S. Anderson
Rossville
York County
Penn
Chamberlain
P. Seow
Epworth M. E Church
Helen Gould
Pei
M. A
Metcalfe
Yeab, Ky
Norway
DR. Bell
Stone
New York
Wm. J. Stone
Hoffman House
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Lloledo, C
Toledo
Fleischmann’s Pharmacy
CN Th Tx
C. J. Walden
Fayette
Fred
Palue
A. A. Walker
Lincoln
Majestic Steel Ranges
Ilgenfritz
Hardware Company
Ckmeny
Kelk & Keens
P. Hoffman
West Main
Sroberti Cleary
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