A Sacred Duty At Maplewood For Confederate Heroes
Wilson to erect a monument for Confederate soldiers buried in Maplewood. The ceremony features marching companies, music, and a tribute by Senator Ransom. The piece contrasts heroism with duty and recalls the wartime sacrifice amid political comments on Blaine and Harrison.
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Wilson
Ransom
Two Rivals and a Veterans Parade Plan
A World article notes Blaine’s precarious health boosting Harrison support while President Wilson vies for the nomination. A separate dated letter outlines a June 17 ceremony plan with Col. John I. Bruton as Chief Marshal, detailing military and veteran formations, processions, and a dress parade after speeches at several North Carolina streets and landmarks.
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New York World
Blaine
Harrison
Boss Quay Down
Marshall
Wilson Light Infantry
Nash and
Tarboro Streats
Barnes
Pine
Wilson Tobacco
Goldsboro Street
Court House Green
D Planter’s
Tarboro Street
Pine Street
Nash St
Sons of the Veterans
Nash
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J. C. Hales
A. Branch
A. P. Branch
Bankers
Wilson, WI
Publix
Parry
Meg
Indianapolis, Ind
Wo. F
Kentucky
General Southern
Louisville
J. ST. Walls & Son
Tatilor
First National Bank
A. N. Daniel's
T. Walls & Son
Nash Stree
Cratrer Eine
Rears Herrera
Castoria
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Castor
Remus
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M.D
Oxford St
Brooklyn
N.Y
Cextact Company
Murray St
Areer Bett
Larcest
C. E. Willaims
P. E. Moye
M. E. Hackney
Marie O’neal
Iver
Millinery ‘Store
Wsoe Williams & Co
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