American Telegraph Company telegram of W.P. Smith, Balio. [Baltimore], to Hon. Geo. Harrington [Geo. Harrington], 301 D St., April 18, 1865
States, "Our Rail Road Connections north and west of us are Pressing me for information as to route of remains & escort from Washn. to Springfield & whether it is Contemplated to stop over at principal Points to allow People to pay respects to deceased. Won't you please give me earliest information today . . . ."
George R. Harrington Papers, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
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Smith, William P.
April 18, 1865
Document from Apr. 18, 1865
States, "Our Rail Road Connections north and west of us are Pressing me for information as to route of remains & escort from Washn. to Springfield & whether it is Contemplated to stop over at principal Points to allow People to pay respects to deceased. Won't you please give me earliest information today . . . ."
George R. Harrington Papers, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
Please contact the Missouri History Museum for permission to publish this resource.
Smith, William P.
April 18, 1865