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1. A B & W photograph of a Salvation Army funeral service of Mike Moore, Klaw-Koch, commonly known as Koon-Tee, Juneau, Alaska. - 1900

   Photograph religious community

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2. A B & W photograph of General Evangeline Booth's casket - with Honorary Pallbearers - 1950

   Officer Photograph Religious Community

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3. A B & W photograph of Major M. Kobayashi attending a funeral service.

   Death Officer Photograph Religious Community Religious Events

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4. A B & W photograph of William Booth's burial service in Abney Park Cemetery, August 1912. Left to right: Lucy Booth-Hellberg, Marian Booth, Catherine Bramwell-Booth, Motee Sladen (daughter of Emma and Frederick Booth-Tucker), and Mary Booth. Commissioner John Lawley stands in front of coffin, and General Bramwell Booth, on right, leads the service. - 08/1912

   Death Funerals Officers Photograph Religious Community

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5. A B&W photo of William Booth's funeral, August 1912. - 08/1912

   Death Funerals Memorial Ministers Officers Photograph

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6. A card in memory of Albert John Murkin, Clergymen Capt. George F. Church and Major Tom Cisar, 06/07/1938-08/08/1968. - 0

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7. A copy of the War Cry, In Memoriam article about the father of Major Ashley Pebbles, Alba John Pebbles, June 1900. - 0

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8. A group photo of men, women and children from the Japanese Corps. attending a funeral service. The photo was dated 3 December 1928. - 3 Dec. 1928

   Buildings Death Child Children children and adults Cadet cadets Officer Photograph religious community Religious Events

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9. A group photo of men, women and children from the Japanese Corps., gathered around a casket in front of a Crematory. The photo was taken by Graphic Arts Engraving Company, 345 Battery St., San Francisco, CA. The American Flag is at the left side of the group, while the Salvation Army flag is at the opposite side. Flowers have been placed on the casket. A floral wreath was placed at the left side of the group.

   Cadet Cemeteries Death Funerals People religious community Religious Events

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10. A group photo of men, women and children from the Japanese Corps. surrounding a casket. The casket is a adorned with numerous floral bouquets.

    Cadet cadets Cemeteries Child Death Officer Photograph religious community

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11. All-out manhunt for killer, Cadets pray for classmate and his killer, San Francisco Examiner, April 3, 1974. - 0

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12. A Memorandum from Personnel Services that Mrs. Winterbottom was Promoted to Glory 29 June 1980. Attached to the Memorandum was the Officer's Career with a picture of her husband Norman Winterbottom which was photo copied onto the biographical career form. - 0

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13. A memorial service program for Bandmaster G. Stanley Harrison. - 0

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14. A new senseless street killing, San Francisco Examiner, Tuesday, April 2, 1974. - 0

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15. A newspaper article entitled "Promoted," containing a brief obituary following the death of Sister Anna Thurman. - 1900

    1920

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16. A newspaper clipping, "Catherine Bramwell Booth: Founder's granddaughter promoted to glory." - 0

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17. A newspaper clipping, Death Strikes Adam Gifford: Salvation Army executive passes at Bay City, heart attack brought about by overwork, fatal, veteran worker in service forty-seven years, Los Angeles Times. - 0

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18. A newspaper clipping, "Major Gifford Promoted to Glory." - 1930

    1940

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19. An poem in the War Cry about General William Booth entering Into Heaven, written by Vachel Lindsay. Included in this article was also a Obituary about the writer Vachel Lindsay who died December 5, 1931. Mr. Lindsay was one of the most colorful figures in modern poetry, died from heart disease in the family homestead in Springfield, Illinois. - 0

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20. A personal scrapbook containing mostly photographic clippings of William Booth and his family. Photographs are taken from various War Cry. - 1900

    1940

    Record Type: Archive