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Domestic News August 18, 1894

The Grenada Sentinel

Grenada, Grenada County, Mississippi

What is this article about?

On August 13 in Washington, 218 commonwealers remained at Camp Observatory with 33 more arriving; 65 from the California contingent under Lt. Col. Moody departed westward via rail, with the rest to follow daily until all are sent home.

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THE WEALERS SENT HOME

The Last Members of the Famous Army Turn Their Faces Westward.

WASHINGTON, August 13.—By actual count there were 218 commonwealers in camp Observatory, the unoccupied government reservation, yesterday, and thirty-three straggled in during the day. Sixty-five of the California contingent, under command of "Lieutenant-Colonel" Moody, were given transportation to Cincinnati, St. Louis, Kansas City, and other western points, and they left last night via the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. More will be shipped away today, and daily thereafter until the whole crowd is thus disposed of.

What sub-type of article is it?

Politics Arrival Departure

What keywords are associated?

Commonwealers Camp Observatory California Contingent Lieutenant Colonel Moody Transportation Westward

What entities or persons were involved?

Lieutenant Colonel Moody

Where did it happen?

Washington

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Washington

Event Date

August 13

Key Persons

Lieutenant Colonel Moody

Outcome

251 commonwealers to be transported home in groups, with 65 already departed

Event Details

By actual count there were 218 commonwealers in camp Observatory, the unoccupied government reservation, yesterday, and thirty-three straggled in during the day. Sixty-five of the California contingent, under command of Lieutenant-Colonel Moody, were given transportation to Cincinnati, St. Louis, Kansas City, and other western points, and they left last night via the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. More will be shipped away today, and daily thereafter until the whole crowd is thus disposed of.

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