Major General Robert Walloch of Boonville
A historical notice identifies Major General Robert Walloch hailed from Boonville.
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Robert Walloch
Boonville
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28 Sep 1898
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Sedalia Evening Sentinel in Sedalia, Missouri
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1898
Page
1
Rebel Yell Lives as Army Battle Cry
The American army has adopted the rebel yell, once the Confederacy’s war cry. Massachusetts and Maryland troops are highlighted for their rousing chants as they charge, reviving a 61 era melody that terrifies the enemy and lifts morale.
Sedalia Hosts Confederate Veterans Day Parade
The city welcomes honored guests from the Gray camp as they take the keys of the Corporation and are entertained royally. Skies are bright over Sedalia while the program highlights unity of old and new soldiers from Spanish American and Mexican campaigns, symbolizing national unity and shared heritage. Sentinel reporters document the day’s features.
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Sedalia
Second Annual Missouri Confederate Veterans Reunion in Liberty Park
The Second Annual reunion of ex Confederates in Missouri opened at Liberty park after the parade. Charles Yeater gave the welcome address amid a large crowd of veterans and supporters. Col Coffin of Arkansas spoke next, with Capt T Holland noted as very busy in town. Inc. M Bryan of Calloway county attended, seeking a third term after two faithful terms under the Democratic banner.
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Missouri
Liberty Park
Charles Yeater
Crim
Col. Coffin
Arkansas
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Yankee yell and Civil War echoes in New York memory
Fragments recall Civil War era chatter on the rebel yell and battle drills. The piece notes the memorable battle cries, the impact of yell during charges, and aging reminiscences of Union memory alongside local ads for Sedalia Steam Laundry and property trading notices by Will Cloney and J. H. Churchill.
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Sedalia
Lamine St
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Will Cloney
Ex Confederates to Hold Sessions and Social Visit
Business sessions of ex Confederates planned for tomorrow but not held. Sedalia ladies to host visiting women, emphasize social conversation and hospitality.
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Sedalia
Officers to Be Elected and Meeting Arrangements
The next meeting will choose officers and arrange plans for tonight's entertainment and the grand ball. Ex Confederates remain on through tomorrow. A morning address by J. B. Gantt, judge of the Missouri Supreme Court, kicks off sessions with committee reports and selecting the next meeting place.
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Missouri
Sedalia
J. B. Gantt
Supreme Court of Missouri
Ball Programme for Tonight’s Social Dance
The programme lists a sequence of dances for the ball tonight including grand march, waltz, two step, waltz, Dan Tucker, ladies choice, two step, waltz, two-step, intermission, waltz, Virginia reel, two-step, waltz, lanciers, and a final waltz.
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Dan Tucker
Daughters of the Confederacy Host Woods Opera House Musical
The Daughters of the Confederacy and Nadie suites present a 7 30 pm program at Woods opera house featuring Elizabeth Stanley Shock Richard Johnson Beulah Harris Fred L Bronaugh Olive Withers Lillian Menefee R H Lukenbill Nellie Stark Ethyl Fults Bannerman Ben Clay Shoek and others. At 9 pm the audience will move to Liberty park for a reception and dance guided by Sedalia ladies committee.
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Nadie
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Richard Johnson
Beulah Harris
Fred L. Bronaugh
Olive Withers
Lillian Menefee
R. H. Lukenbill
W. D. Steele
Nellie Stark
Ethyl Fults
Bannerman
St. Louis
Ben Clay
Shoek
Liberty Park
Ladies of
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