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Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1915

Page

6

Funeral rites on Sussex Downs cremation of Brahman in England

The piece reports a Brahman cremation at a ghat on the Sussex Downs near Brighton, detailing Hindu funeral rites and offerings as the body is prepared, burned, and ashes prepared for shipment to India. Included is a second brief note about Milton Rawlins seeking pardon in Georgia for a family murder case tied to the Rawlins-Carter feud.

Grahmins India Georgia Wilbur S. Forrest Sussex Downs Brighton Eng Far East England Arya Samaj Ghat Atlanta Georgia Prison Commission Milton Rawlins Rawlins Valdosta J. G. Rawlins Bob Annie Carter W. L. Carter Carter Rawlings Alf Moore

First Officers on Liner Ancona

If the Italian liner Ancona was asked to stop by the submarine that destroyed her and refused, the blame rests on those officers Massardo and Olezz. Massardo commanded the vessel and Olezz was the first officer. He did not speak for thirty three years yet is not dumb. Walt Mason's prose poem appears in Every Week.

Ancona Massardo Olezzi Walt Mason John Smith

Carter and Moore Executions Reported Simultaneously

The report states Carter killed the children and Moore was executed at the same time as elder Rawlins.

Carter Moore Rawlins

A Daily Lesson in History Chronology Snippet

One Hundred Years Ago Today 1815 Anne Charlotte Botta born in Bennington Vermont later a noted magazine writer died in New York City March 23 1891. Seventy Five Years Ago Today 1840 republic of Texas had eleven newspapers daily and weekly. Fifty Years Ago Today 1865 James McCormick believed oldest man in United States died in Newburgh New York in his 115th year.

Anne Charlotte Botta Bennington, Vt New York City Republic of Texas James McCormick United States Newburg N. Y Henry M. Stanley

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Rob Annie Mrs. Carter Smith Jesse Leonard Rawlins Mitton Pietro Massardo Italo Zolezzi Baltimore & Ohio Washington Baltimore Cumberland G.ts A. Tm Marrlae Howard Street Cumberland, Md Soa Arewice Can Berlang Hel van Campen Mattrese Princess Dres Ser Cial Ernstein N. Centre St
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