Henry George Body Lays in State with Vast Crowd in New York
Henry George lies in state at Grand Central Palace as about 30,000 people pass the casket. Anna George urged to accompany the remains while Richard George assists. Police report 655 officers guarding the event and 125,000 or more view the cortege across New York to Brooklyn.
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Dr Bull's Cough Syrup Advertised At 23 Cents
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Indian execution and football deaths headline in early reports
The dispatch reports the legal execution of Creek Indian Watka for the murder of Jonas Deer after a dance dispute over a woman. It also notes the death of Vor Gammon, UGA football star, from injuries in a game with Virginia, stirring talk of new penalties for football. Additional items include a fatal police shooting in Chicago, a Russian strike, Croker sued over street cleaning contracts, a Black man convicted of murder in Pittsburgh, and a postal clerk returning stolen funds.
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The Lost Children Sermon of Dr. Talmage on Bereavement
Dr. Talmage argues an abbreviated earthly life spares families from endless bereavements and temptations. He cites biblical figures and historical preachers, urging readers to seek the center of understanding heaven rather than linger on the circumferences of this world.
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