Funeral of Senator Bradley in Frankfort Ky
Funeral services marked the burial of Senator W. O. Bradley of Kentucky in Frankfort. The family declined a public viewing in the capital but officials and crowds turned out. flags flew at half mast and a seventeen gun salute echoed from Capitol Hill. Reverend Jesse R. Ziegler delivered the services.
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Sim
W. O. Bradley
Kentucky
John G. South
Capitol Hill
Jesse R. Ziegler
First Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian General Assembly
Chicago
No Head Broken Ireland Ver Passing of Bill
London May 27 The home rule bill passage has not caused any violence as yet though authorities keep watch. Trains stand with steam up ready to rush troops if riots occur. Unionists warn of coming storm while claiming Ulster volunteers are preserving peace in Ulster.
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Ireland
Ulster Volunteers
Ulster
Empire bill offers comedy dramas and fashion film
At the Empire today Kalem presents Tight Shoes with John Brynnan and Ruth Roland. Selig shows The Estrangement, a star filled drama, while Biograph features Isabel Rea Irene Howley and William Russell in The Road to Plaindale. A Kalem fashion film previews fall and winter styles.
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the Empire
Kalem
John Brynnan
Ruth Roland
Selig
Biograph
Isabel Rea
Irene Howley
William Russell
Plaindale
Mobile
Government Tug Will Come Safely From Northern Ice
The naval tug Potomac abandoned in Bay of Islands ice off Newfoundland last February will be salvaged and brought to St Johns as ice packs retreat. Navy officials estimate only a few thousand dollars in salvage cost and say the ship likely remains sound and repairable after the near disaster.
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Associated Press
Washington
Potomac
Bay of Islands
Newfoundland
St. Johns
N. F
Navy Department
United States
Roosevelt vows active campaign support for Progressive ticket
Colonel Roosevelt declared he would take part in the campaign this year and aid the Progressive party. He told Progressive headquarters in Washington that he would go to California if needed and emphasized a debt of obligation to Progressive senators and representatives as they confront the crisis.
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Roosevelt
Progressive
Johnson
California
Washington
Geographic Society
House of Congress
Abraham Lincoln
Lewis
Hiram Johnson
Two Motorcycle Collisions Kill Two in Chicago
A man and a woman died and another man injured when two motorcycles crashed into a loaded express wagon in Chicago. The unconscious rider was carried to a drug store as the wagon driver stood by. The incident follows a day of political debate and campaign stops.
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Chicago
Adolph Mashes
U. S. Government Health Offer Promotes Hot Springs
The U S Government highlights Hot Springs Arkansas as America's top health resort for rheumatic and digestive ailments. It touts affordable baths hotels and rail fares with government reports and souvenirs available by mail to interested residents and visitors.
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Hot Springs
Arkansas
America
U. S
Ozark Mountains
Geo.‘R. Belding
Sec’v. Business Men's League
Tragic Collision Kills Two Riders In Dark Wagon Crash
Edward Bo mark and Marie Kiernan died when a second locomotive struck their wagon in darkness. Masnos was not expected to recover. Marie Kiernan’s sister, riding with another man, survived after noticing the wagon driver’s lantern as he returned to his horses.
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Edward Bomark
Marie Kiernan
Masnos
Marie
Dr. King's New Life Pills Claim Health Benefits
An advertisement promotes Dr. King's New Life Pills promising bowel regulation, liver and kidney cleansing, and improved complexion. A Chicago user testifies to relief from one box, costing 25 cents at the druggist.
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Dr. King
C. E. Hatfield
Chicago
Ill
Second Special Offer Opens Tomorrow for Extra Votes
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