The Evening Star, January 27, 1902, p. 12
Burial of William E. James
The remains of William E. James, son of Mrs. Susan R. James and the late Charles E. James, arrived in this city Saturday morning, and were privately interred at Congressional cemetery Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock, Rev. C.C. Meador, D.D., officiating. Mr. James was employed in the civil department of the government coming under the depot quartermaster at Santiago, Cuba, at which place he met his death by an accident June 20, 1901. The body could not be brought through the various states until cold weather began, which caused the delay in bringing it to this city
Burial of William E. James
The remains of William E. James, son of Mrs. Susan R. James and the late Charles E. James, arrived in this city Saturday morning, and were privately interred at Congressional cemetery Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock, Rev. C.C. Meador, D.D., officiating. Mr. James was employed in the civil department of the government coming under the depot quartermaster at Santiago, Cuba, at which place he met his death by an accident June 20, 1901. The body could not be brought through the various states until cold weather began, which caused the delay in bringing it to this city
The Evening Star, January 27, 1902, p. 12
Burial of William E. James
The remains of William E. James, son of Mrs. Susan R. James and the late Charles E. James, arrived in this city Saturday morning, and were privately interred at Congressional cemetery Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock, Rev. C.C. Meador, D.D., officiating. Mr. James was employed in the civil department of the government coming under the depot quartermaster at Santiago, Cuba, at which place he met his death by an accident June 20, 1901. The body could not be brought through the various states until cold weather began, which caused the delay in bringing it to this city
Burial of William E. James
The remains of William E. James, son of Mrs. Susan R. James and the late Charles E. James, arrived in this city Saturday morning, and were privately interred at Congressional cemetery Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock, Rev. C.C. Meador, D.D., officiating. Mr. James was employed in the civil department of the government coming under the depot quartermaster at Santiago, Cuba, at which place he met his death by an accident June 20, 1901. The body could not be brought through the various states until cold weather began, which caused the delay in bringing it to this city
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