Memorials to Lee and a 1875 mausoleum project described
The article recounts postwar efforts to honor General Robert E. Lee with a memorial association led by General John C. Friege and General W. Pendleton. It details consultation with Mrs Lee, a recumbent bronze bust by Valentine, and the planned marble sarcophagus, along with a Richmond mausoleum project and the role of Richmond College and local benefactors. It also notes scholarships from the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad offering $100 premiums to 4-H style agricultural club members in several states for scholarships or educational trips.
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P. Lee
Richmond
Lee
Chancellorsville
Alihy Petersburg
Pennsylvania
Funera Memorial Association
John C Friege
Kentucky
Genial W. Pendleton
Custis Lee
Valentine
Generil Lue
Geyer Lee
Meon
Luaer
Valeries
Archileum
University
Wis
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Iinois
Indiana
Maryland
West Virginia
State University
Chicago
Washington, D. C
Baltimore and Ohio Company
O. K. Quivey
Baltimore, Md
Masonic Temple for Capital Site in Washington D C
Nine acre Dean tract in northwest Washington bought by Women’s Foundation to block development and now sold to Masonic fraternity for a temple costing around one million dollars. Land bought for about 900000 dollars to preserve trees, with plans for multiple temples and expansive lawns, praised by civil authorities.
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Masonic Temple
Washington, D. C
District of Columbia
Women’s Foundation
Masonic Fraternity
Great Temple
America
New York City
Woolworth
City Mall
Philadelphia
Nine room house and several properties on Princess and Main streets
Descriptive notices list a nine room house on Princess street with cellar garden and electric lights and other properties. Properties include a Main street lot 40x203 unimproved a seven room house with an acre near Dulelds fruit water ample, a By river farm about 45 acres, a ten room house with barn, twenty acres in orchard bearing varieties, a brick seven room house with cistern and garden, a frame ten room house with large lot, a 90 by 95 foot building in a desirable town area, and a request for a small two to ten acre place near Shepherdstown by J Strider Moler.
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Princess Street
Shepherdstown
J. Strider Moler
Dyspepsia Cure Ad by J Strider Moler
Dyspepsia is called America’s curse and Burdock’s Blood Bitters are advertised to restore digestion weight health and blood purification. Sold at all drug stores for 1 25 dollars.
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Dean
America
Burdock
All Drug
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Reckbruins
Ilery Institute
West Virsa
Dhee
State Road Commission
Nash
I Nash
C. W. Nash
Warride
J. W. Buckles
Jefferson and
Berkeley Counties
Schoppert
Fancy Grocer
Sauter
Ferden Welshans
Main St
City Garage
Main Street
Dulelds
Real Estate and Insurance
Miles