Raleigh's Burial Place Question Reopens in England
The burial site of Sir Walter Raleigh is disputed with claims over his head and body. After his execution in 1618, his wife kept his head for 25 years and urged burial in his brother-in-law's church. Historians suggest the head, body, and possibly his son’s burial sites may converge at St Margaret's, Beddington, or West Horsley. Dr. Brushfield proposes inscribing Raleigh's name and coat of arms on a stone. No English memorial exists for the "universal genius" yet.
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Walter Raleigh
England
New York Tribune
Tothill Street
Westminster
St. Margaret’s Church
Raeigh
Nicholas Carew
Beddington
London Daily Chronicle
West Horsley
Surrey
Brushfield
Raleigh
British Archaeological Society
St. Margaret’s
London
Farrar
Personal Mention In Elyria Local Society Notices
El Wurst was in Cleveland on business. Miss Nellie Howlett is very ill with appendicitis. Mrs Dan Eason is a little better after several days illness. The Carnation cleok will entertain at G A B hall with music tonight. Judge Webber assigned equity cases for the term. Jubilee singers concert at First Methodist church Saturday. Ten artists and a male quartet perform. Mr and Mrs William Wildman and children visit Mrs Wildman’s parents in Norwalk. Bankers degree team to drill at Eighth street hall tonight. Ensign Wilkins clearance sale now on. St Johns Lutheran ladies sewing society met with Miss Anna Plandt. Harold Wise recovering from pneumonia. St Paul’s ladies meet at Mrs Fred S vit h’s home. Jessie White of Overling and Bert Prosser of Oberlin in Elyria. Rev G F Patterson of Glenville preaches at Episcopal church. George Bell hosts young people at Gates avenue. Father Braunig to preach Lenton services at St Mary’s. William Daily of West River ill. Ed Chapman and S L Davis open tailoring partnership. Lent services at St Mary’s daily. Play Human Hearts booked at opera house March 18.
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Carnation
Cleok
G. A. B. Hall
Webber
Equity
First Methodist Church
Bankers
Eighth Street Hall
Ensign & Wilkins
Lallies’ Sewing Society
St. John's Lutheran Church
Anna Plandt
Harold Wise
St. Paul’s Church
Fred $ Vith
West Street
Jessie White
Overling
Elyria
Bert Prosser
Oberlin
G. F. Patterson
Glenville
Episcopal Church
George Bell
Gates Avenue
Father Braunig
Liverpool
St. Mary’s Church
William Daily
West River Street
Justice Day III Confined By Illness In Arlington Hotel
Associate Justice William R Day of the Supreme Court is confined to his Arlington Hotel apartments with a grip or flu like illness. He has been confined for two days and his family is not alarmed over his condition.
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Scarpes-McRae Press Association
Washington, D. C
Supreme Court of the United States
Wm. R. Day
Arlington Hotel
Justice Day
Section Men Strike Over Commute Pay
The section men on the Nor walk branch of the C. E. W. Railway Company walked out Tuesday morning over pay for time spent riding to and from work. They toil ten hours daily with an hour or more spent commuting by car. If they do not return soon, their positions may be filled by new workers.
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Norwalk
C. E. & W. Railway Company
Lawyer's Reception for City Lawyers Planned
The Men's Brotherhood of The Church of Christ announces a pleasant evening for city lawyers next torsias evening. It will be a banquet at which Jans Wed er will reside.
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The
Church of Christ
Nex Torsias
Jans Weder
Low Colonists Rates West Lake Shore By Railroad Ad
Daily until April 30 agents of the Lake Shore Michigan Southern Railway offer very low colonists tickets to authorized western and northwest points including the Pacific coast. Also on first and third Tuesdays in February March and April there are special low south southwest and western rates. Consult a Lake Shore ticket agent or write A. J. Smith G P and T A Cleveland Ohio.
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Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway
Northwest
Pacific Coast Country
Lafe Shore
A. J. Smith
Cleveland
Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio Cheap Homeseekers and Colonist Rates
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad offers cheap homeseeker and colonist rates to southern western and northwestern points. Tickets go on sale on the first and third Tuesday of each month through April 1908. See the nearest B and O ticket agent for addresses and details.
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Baltimore & Ohio
R. R
M. G. Varrel
Claveland
Ohio
New York Stores Offer Daylong Free Goods Experience
A Times inspired feature extols New York department stores where shoppers can do everything in one place. They can write letters, book meetings by phone, find maid service, store purchases, enjoy meals, sample foods, hear concerts, and collect premium cards toward free furniture or books. The piece notes weatherproof convenience, in-store demonstrations, and attractive premiums amid a bustling consumer scene.
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New York
the Times
Coming Events Public Notices March Schedule
Saturday March 14 colored Canadian concert company and orchestra of M E Church. Monday March 15 Democratic city convention at the city council chamber. Tuesday March 17 Mother Goose social at First Congregational Church. Tuesday March 17 Matinee Ober-Ammergau Passion Play at St Marys school hall. March 18 Human Hearts at the opera house. Monday March 23 Lagru the magician on lecture stage. March 27 Junior FEs at the opera house. March 30 Jo Marony in Shane Rhoe at the room house. April 6 Voni pal steerer.
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Colored Canadian Concert Company
M. BE. Church
Mother Goose Social
VY. Ps.o EE
Mornz Pictures
Ober-Ammergau
St Mary’s School
Opera House
Lagru
Eagre
Fes
Opera Hone
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Posiisson
the Biggs and Everard CO
EL Wurst
Nellie Howlett
Dan Eason
Wiliam Wildman
Ed Chapman
S. L. Davis
Lake Shore By
Sir M. Conway
Uncle Sam’s
Washington
Jo. Marony iv
Shane Rhoe
Vonie Pal Steerer
Piane
Langdon
Sweet
Treacy
Milton Pianos
R. M. Summers & Son
Broad St
Etyria
Daniel Freese
Broad St. Sma
JE. Caywood
West Broad Street
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