Rescued Youth Dragged From Mud Flat By Girard Bridge
Peter Burke twenty of 1310 North Mervine Street was dragged from the Sebynil river mud flat below the Girard avenue bridge. Found with his lips and nostrils lapping water, he was saved by Edward Allison of the Sedgely Boat club and Edward Armstrong. Burke, a newspaper seller, suffered shock and could not recall the events. He is epileptic and may have stepped onto slime covered rocks before slipping into the mud.
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Philadelphia
Peter Francis Burke
Mervine Street
Sebnyltil
Girard Avenue
Burke
Edward Allison
Sedgely
Edward Armstrong
Allson
Jelding
Armstrong
Iim
Allison
Francis
Senate minus a parson Te ca Captures One and Session is Opened In Due Form
Washington Aug 33 The senate sergeant at arms failed to notify the chaplain Rev F J Pretty man that services were required an hour earlier than usual leading to a wild taxicab chase for a substitute Rev C Albert Thomas Cannonsburg Pa a young supply minister was hurried into the taxi and rushed to the senate chamber He acquitted himself with credit despite an agitated delivery.
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Senate
F. J. Prettyman
C. Albert Thomas
Cannonsburg
Negro Youth Lynched by Mob in Laurens South Carolina
Laurens S C Aug 13 Richard Puckett a young Negro charged with attacking a white woman was dragged from jail by a mob of about two thousand men and hanged his body afterward was identified by a bullet. The sheriff says Puckett confessed as the mob tore a cage to free him and killed him. Also reported a girl killed in Lexington Missouri by Goldie Winkfield and a dysentery cure note.
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Girt
Lexinston
Estill Potter
Danguter
Newton Potter
Goldie Winkfield
Potter Dare
Henry D. Clayton Appointed U S Senator From Alabama
Henry D. Clayton has been appointed by the state to fill a U S Senate seat for Alabama. The appointment confirms Clayton as the new United States senator representing Alabama in the upper chamber.
Senate Row Over Alabama Seat After Governor Picks Clayton
Washington Aug 13 Democratic leaders were surprised as Governor O Neal appointed Henry J Clayton to fill the late Senator Johnston s seat. Senators doubt the governor had constitutional authority and expect the credentials to be referred to the judiciary and privileges committees. In Seneca Falls New York Oscar Gager seven and Carl Sager seven were killed in a Lehigh Valley train collision with their auto near Yale.
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Senate
O'Neal
Jteury J. Clayton
Johaston WiUnout
Alabama
Clayton
Querinan
Chaiirman
Judiciary Committee
Judiciary
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Kern
Seneca Falls
N.Y
Oscar Gager
Carl Sager
Yale
Here
Six-Foot Fall Fatal to Father in Mobile Alabama
Fifty one year old Wuide Me Bride Faunce died after falling backward six feet from a window of his boarding house in Antangeable. The man reportedly crazed Faunce and uttered phrases before his death as onlookers and authorities investigated the incident.
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Mobile
Ala
Faunce
Antangeable
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