Remains of James D Mattison Laid to Rest at Lebanon
Oxford December 6 The body of James D Mattison who died Saturday morning at his Bilver Run home was buried at Lebanon cemetery after funeral services by Rev FP T Mullen. He survived by a widow one brother Wil Mattison and five sisters Mrs Gannaway Mrs Ventman Mrs Linder Mrs Brownlee and Mrs Troumpler. A novelty bazaar Friday afternoon near the bank will sell Christmas novelties candies cakes with an oyster lunch proceeds to Union chapel. A doll named by Mrs W A Taft will be offered in a doll name guessing contest. Miss Kola Bagley visits Mrs Tom Lee Bagley Cedartown
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Oxford
James D. Mattison
Bilver Run
Lebanon Cemetery
FP. T. Mullen
Mattison
Wil Mattison
Silver Ron
Gannaway
Silver Run
Ventman
Linder
Tronnton
Rownlee
Texas
Troumpler
Little Rock
Ark
Union Chapel
Philadelphia
Mra
W A. Taft
Duke of Connaught and Canada role discussed
The Duke of Connaught, brother to King Eadward, is cited as a probable successor to Earl Grey as governor general of Canada. Reports note the assignment remains talk stage, with a definite plan that he may hunt in South Africa after the Roosevelt party.
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Duke of Connaught
Eadward
Earl Grey
Canada
England
South Africa
Roosevelt
Annual Opening Tuesday at Offord Toy and Jewelry
Invitation to Offord for a combined Toy Holiday Goods and Jewelry Opening on December 7 from 9 a m to 9 p m with souvenir for attendees. Also notes local social updates and a sale on children’s white Jersey leggings at 1 25 per pair.
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Offord
I. N. Wheeler
Corner Tenth
Noble
Col. John S. Mosby Celebrates 75th Birthday in Richmond
Col. John S. Mosby famed Confederate guerrilla chieftain and public speaker, celebrated his seventy fifth birthday in Richmond today receiving many congratulations as he enjoys good health after a serious illness last year.
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Richmond
John BR. Moaby
United States
Arson and homicide conviction rates cited in city records
Police records show arson prosecutions yield few guilty findings in New York City with about six of every hundred accused convicted. Homicide cases have even lower conviction rates, with only a small fraction resulting in convictions.
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New York City
Premx Observation On Seasonal Charm By Tanton Clohe
A remark notes seasonal changes in perceived beauty, suggesting pretty women seem more appealing and even plain women gain a certain comeliness. The observer uses cautious language to describe the shift in appearance.
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Tanton Clohe
Finding Money Through Classified Ads In Today’s Paper
If you know a dozen people you know some who make money now and then answering ads. You can probably find a valuable elite to that property you would like to find and buy in today's paper.
Supreme Court Grants Stay in Labor Leader Case
The Supreme Court of the United States granted a writ of certiorari to stay the execution and review evidence in the labor leaders case Gompers Morrigan Mitchell et al. The review will occur within ten days. Morse’s bid for certiorari was refused and he must serve his sentence.
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Washington, D. C
Supreme Court of the
United States
Gompers
Morrigan
Mitchell
Supreme Court
C. W. Morse
New York
Congress Moves to End Zelaya Regime in Nicaragua
Congress presents a joint resolution authorizing use of forces to oust President Zelaya and install a stable republic. In Washington on December 6, resolutions call for probing the sugar scandal and white slave traffic as Congress adjourns.
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Kellogg
Prairie
Kimball
Colonel Mahoney
Philadelphia
Nicaragua
Mahoney
Central America
House
Senate
Taft
Zelaya
Washington
After Us the Deluge Phrase Traced in History
The remark commonly ascribed to Mme Pompadour is linked to Louis XV's mistress in popular lore, though some authorities credit Prince Metternich. Pompadour champions argue Metternich borrowed the line from her.
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Mme. Pompadour
Louis XV
Prince Metternich
Metternich
Pompadour
New York American
Star subscribers gain early access to breaking news
Star newspaper invites readers to subscribe for same day delivery of breaking stories as events unfold, ensuring timely reporting direct to subscribers.
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Star
Waltham Laundryman Slain. Suspect Named by Brothers
Clarence F. Glover was killed in Waltham Massachusetts and his dying remarks led to the arrest of a young Canadian girl Hattie LeBlanc. Glover’s brothers say they doubt her involvement and, after private sleuthing, point to another woman as the guilty party.
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Clarence F. Glover
Waltham
Mass
Hattie LeBlanc
Glover
Tallest Flagpole in World at Battery Park
The flagpole now in Battery Park New York stands 165 feet high in two sections. Its lower portion was once the steel rim of the Constitution, the cup defender.
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Battery Park
New York
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