Funeral rites for Senator Bacon held in Washington
A somber session in the Senate marked the funeral for Georgia Senator Augustus Octavius Bacon. President and cabinet members attended as the casket rested on a bier near the vice president's desk, with a simple service by the Senate chaplain and Episcopal burial rites led by Bishop Alfred Harding.
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Sociated Press
Ashington
Bacon
Senate
Mar
Aenate
United States
Bers
Supreme ‘Court
Diplomatic ’ Corps
Navy
Rmy
Smithsonian
Ion
Marshall
Augustus Octavius Bacon
Georgia
Redeemer
Forrest J. Prettyman
Episcopal
Alfred Harding
Protestant Episcopal Church
Congress
Senao
Iberty
Capitol
Ooe
Higgins
Dyer and
Prouty
Park
Crisp
Bachelor Congressman Given Good Time On Floor
Represen te Moses. P Kinkaid. of Nebraska, enjoyed a light moment on the floor as colleagues teased and exchanged banter during proceedings in Washington.
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Wington
Web
Moses
P_ Kinkaid. of
Nebraska
Parisian Sage hair tonic promises scalp relief
An advertisement touts Parisian Sage as a quick acting hair tonic that calms scalp irritation, removes dandruff, and beautifies hair. It claims instant relief from itching after one application and urges daily use for a week, sold in fifty cent bottles by Van Antwerpn's Drug Store.
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van Antwerpn
Lynching Mob Overpowers Train to Lynch McGuirk
A mob of about fifty masked men halted an Illinois Central passenger train near Love Mississippi and forced Sheriff Nichols to turn over Johnson McGuirk and Bill Phillips. McGuirk was hanged from a trestle while Phillips was returned to custody. Ingram, the mill owner who was shot, remains in a Memphis hospital in precarious condition.
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Hernando
Miss
Illinois Central
Love
F. Nichols
DeSoto County
Johnson McGuirk
Bill Phillips
J. K. Ingram
Byhalia
McGuirk
Nichols
Batesville
Love Station
Phillips
Ingram
Memphis
Fire destroys Cumberland Presbyterian church in Jackson
Fire swept the Cumberland Presbyterian church and an adjoining residence in Jackson Tennessee yesterday causing an estimated loss of 35000 dollars. Only a small amount of insurance was carried.
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Associated Press
Jackson, Tenn
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
The Man Who Must Grin and Bear It
A compact reflection on a man forced to endure hardship with a strained smile. The tone suggests weary resignation and stubborn endurance under pressure.
LOOK WHO'S HERE OLD BOY GETS HEARING FRIDAY
An inmate described as an old boy is scheduled for a hearing Friday to determine if he may go free. Prosecutors seek continued confinement while the case proceeds. defense argues for release under bail or bond terms pending trial.
Thaw Case Reopens In New Hampshire Court
Harry K Thaw faces a final hearing before Justice Aldrich on whether he returns to Matteawan asylum or is freed to go his own way. Thaw will be supported by top lawyers and alienists as New York state attorneys, led by William T Jerome, prepare their case.
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Concord
N. H
Harry Ix. Thaw
Stanford White
Evelyn Nesbit
New York State
Matteawan Criminal Insane Asylum
Aldrich
United States District Court For
District of New Hampshire
Thaw
William T. Jerome
Fireboat Independent Accepted by City Department
The tugboat Independent of the Bisso Towboat Company was inspected by Mobile Fire Chief Thomas F. Price and accepted as a city fireboat. Fully equipped for riverfront firefighting with 800 feet of hose and multiple nozzles, a standpipe, and a public demonstration will occur during carnival days.
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Independent
Bisso Towboat Company
Thomas F. Price
Mobile Fire Department
Chief Sam Sails for African Colony Voyage
Associated Press reports that Chief Sam, leader of a proposed expedition of Black colonists to the Gold Coast, was aboard the steamship Curitube in New York. He did not indicate when the voyage would depart as plans proceed via Galves? The article notes the vessel was purchased for the trip.
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Associated Press
New York
Sam
Gold Coast
Africa
Galves
Jersey Man Sent to Prison for Killing Boy With Auto
Daniel A. Dugan Jr of Orange sentenced to five to ten years in state prison for running down and killing Leo F. McDermott a 14 year old Newark boy with his car. The case details note Dugan is the son of a district court judge.
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Associated Press
Trenton
N. J
Daniel A. Dugan, Jr
Orange
Leo F. McDermott
Newark
Dugan
Daniel A. Dugan
Free Grafonoa Concert at Masonic Temple
Smith Piano Co announces a free Wednesday 7 30 p m Grafonoa concert featuring standard popular and rag time pieces with no operatic numbers. The Columbia De Luxe Grafaiola instrument, valued at 200 dollars, will be used. No admission charged. Open invitation for light music lovers at the Masonic Temple.
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Smith Piano Co
Masonic Temple
Farmer Drops Children From Roof To Snow to Save Them
Stephen Grob of Jersey city saved six of his children by dropping them from the roof into deep snow during a house fire. He carried his wife to safety before performing the drops. all children survived though the home was destroyed.
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Associated Press
Easry City
Stephen Grob
Jersey
Hury
Grob
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