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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1915

Page

3

Hull of burned steamer Al mande sunk below Bank Street dock

The hull of the burned steamer Al mande, described as burned to the water's edge a half mile below the Bank Street dock, was sunk hours after the fire was found. Officials say sinking the hull cooled the fire and plan to raise and rebuild the boat. Fire Chief Sherman Fox, injured during the blaze, is able to be out today.

Almande Bank Street Sherman Fox Decature

Revivalist Greer Preaches Power of Sin at First Baptist

Rev O W Greer conducts revival meetings at First Baptist Church of New Decatur. Attendance was good and the sermon strong with themes of sin’s power and its consequences. The message cited the naked demoniac and Frederick the Great, ending with hymns and an after meeting for new converts.

O. W. Greer First Baptist Church of New Decatur Jesus David Christ Frederick God

Special for Saturday Palm Beach Suits at $5.50

Palm Beach suits priced at 5.50 are highlighted for Saturday. The notice credits Hughes & Tidwell as the sellers in a brief local advert.

Palm Beach Hughes & Tidwell Palm Beach Suits

Lynching of Arthur Bell Reported in Princeton NJ

Arthur Bell, a Black man accused of attacking a white woman, was lynched in Princeton New Jersey early today as crowds gathered. Authorities did not prevent the mob action and no arrests were reported.

International News Service Princeton New Jersey Arthur Bell

Boat Raid on Tennessee River Yields No Liquor

A steamboat on the Tennessee river was raided by officers under Sheriff Foreman last night but no intoxicants were found. Investigators believe a crook tipped them with a misleading tip. Reports say the officers even searched the coal on the boat.

Tennessee River Foreman

Britain Faces War Strain as Lloyd George Tours

London reports rising anxiety over wartime conditions and a push for universal conscription. David Lloyd George travels to Liverpool to urge national unity while Premier Asquith returns from France. The Federation of Trade Unions notes public willingness to sacrifice but condemns disagreements at the top.

International News Service London British Isles England David’ Tloyd George Liverpool Asquith France General Federation of Trade Union

Special notice for Adler-i-ka buckthorn remedy

New Decatur folks are informed that Adler-i-ka is available from exclusive New Decatur agents. The simple mixture of buckthorn bark gly cerine promises thorough cleansing easing constipation and stomach discomfort with instant action and no griping. 8. M. Thompson Druggist.

Adler-ika M. Thompson

Adler i ka touted for stomach relief in New Decatur

An advertisement notes Adler-i-ka buckthorn bark glycerine mix sold in New Decatur. It claims one spoonful relieves most constipation and gas within a minute, even in appendicitis cases, and asserts it is safe and nongripe.

New Decatur S. M. Thompson

Funeral Services for Mrs. Humphrey Tomorrow

Mrs. M. A. Humphrey dies yesterday afternoon at Madison Alabama. Funeral services will be held at 11 o'clock tomorrow morning at the Methodist Church conducted by Rev. Hunter. Interment will be in Madison Cemetery.

M. A. Humphrey Madison Ala Methodist Church Hunter Madison Cemetery

Hotel Fire Scares Confederates at Richmond Reunion

A blaze at the Lexington hotel in Richmond Virginia caused panic among many Confederates attending the reunion. No injuries were reported as guests evacuated safely. The fire disrupted the gathering and damaged the hotel structure.

Lexington Richmond International News Service

Young Mascot Comer Ezell Shines as Record Pitcher

Comer Ezell, the 9 year old mascot of the Y pennant winners, became the youngest pitcher on record by retiring the three batters in the last inning. He tagged a single, an easy out at first, and caught a high fly to conclude. This display fuels comparisons to big league hurlers.

Comer Ezell

Government to Appeal U S Steel Trust Suit to Supreme Court

Washington reports the government plans to appeal the U S Steel Trust decision from a Federal court ruling in Trenton. A Justice Department conference with Attorney Gregory and Assistant Attorney Todd discussed following the Harvester dissolution case approach in this anti trust matter.

International News Service Washington U. S. Supreme Court Federal Court Trenton United States Steel Corporation Department of Justice Grégory Todd Harvester

Col A B Andrews of Southern Railway Honored in In Memoriam

The Southern Railway board paid tribute to Col Alexander Boyd Andrews first vice president and longtime director who died April 17 1915 in Raleigh New York. Born July 23 1841 in Franklin County NC he served as a NC cavalry officer in the Civil War and rebuilt postwar transport helping establish the Western North Carolina Railroad. His career spanned forty years at Southern culminating as first vice president and director. He married Julia Johnston in 1869 and supported Confederate veterans UNC Raleigh Church of the Good Shepherd and Raleigh Confederate Soldiers home. The board urged a formal transcript of the minute be sent to surviving members.

New York Southern Railway Company Col A. B. Andrews Raleigh N. Y Alexander Boyd Andrews Franklin County North Carolina North Carolina Cavalry Confederate States Army Gordonsville South Raleigh and Gaston Augusta R. and D Richmond and Danville Southern Andrews Western Road Western North Carolina Old Fort Asheville Paint Rock Westernorth Carolina Western North Carolina Railroad Colonel Andrews Julia M. Johnston William Johnston Charlotte, N. C Charlotte, Columbia University of North Carolina Protestant Episcopal Church Church of the Good Shepherd of

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