Memorial Observances for McKinley in Akron
Public buildings display flags in tribute to the late President. A banquet by the Sons of the American Revolution is planned. At Akron High School morning programs featured songs and speeches on McKinley by Mina Adams Alan Taylor Ray mond Foote Ben Mots and others. Congressional and local officials attended and Rev John Howell delivered the benediction. Music by quartet K. Murdoch accompanied the event.
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MckKinley City
Akron
Common Pleas
Sons of the American Revolution
McKinley
Mina Adams
Alan Taylor
Mckney
Raymond Foote
Ben Mots
Marion
J. €. Roger
Seneca
George T. ‘Chomas
Huron
Charles W. Stage
Cuyahoga
Grosvenor
GW. Blodgett
W. R. Warnock
Charles W. Baker
John Howell
St. Paul's
Columius
Ruartet
Murdoch
Kinley Memorial services held for late life president in House Chamber
Joint memorial meeting of the House and Senate took place in Columbus Ohio. Only legislators officials and invited guests attended with press representation. Senate president L M Hosea presided and paid tribute to the departed Rev J G Arbuckle offered the invocation. Governor Nash and Senators W G Harding spoke in memorial addresses.
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Columbus
MtcKinley
House
Senate
L. M. Hosea
Hamilton
J. G. Arbuckle
Methodist Church
Governo Nash
W. G. Harding
Admiral Seley Greets Louisville Public at Exchange Hall
Admiral Seley appeared with bandaged arms at a Board of Trade reception in Louisville. A long crowd formed around Exchange Hall as Marion Taylor and others greeted him, then he attended a luncheon at the Penndenny Club. Mrs Taylor hosted an afternoon reception for Mrs Seley.
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Louisville
Yektuariay
Admiral Seley
Board
Exchange Hall
Boat of Trade
Marion
Mrr. Yeylor
Wmi
Adin
Miebeon
Pendenny Club
Blasting ban reached on Uniontown Hill compromise
An agreement between CantonAtren Co and local property owners ends blasting on Uniontown Hill. Injunctions are set to remain in force as blasting ceases and grading work proceeds under the new accord.
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CantonAtren Co
Injuncfons
Uniontown Hill
Victorious Liberals Gave No Aid To Dying Enemys Ship
New York, Jan 29. Commandant Bourgeois of the Geodetic service testified aboard the Minanee about the naval engagement near Pansinn on Jan 18. The Padilla fired every gun while the Libera ship Lautaro received heavy fire, sank after two hours, and rescuers offered no help to the enemy crew as they attempted to abandon ship.
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New York
Coton
Louis Bourgeois
Pansinn
Ant Bourgeois
Lautaro
Tavitaro
Bourgeois
Ithe Liberal Gunboart
Memorial observances mark McKinley in Canton and cities
In Canton Ohio public and parochial schools suspended for McKinley day with readings hymns and local eulogies. Courts closed and a memorial meeting led by William Dudley Moulke planned. Chicago and New York observed McKinley birthday with half mast flags services and city office closings.
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Canton
Canston
McKinley
McKinles
Eltigens
Civil Service Commission
Willian Dudley Moulke
Chicago
Santos Dumont Plans Mediterranean Flight to Africa
Monte Carlo January 2 The renowned inventor Santos Dumont announces readiness for a new aeronautical venture traveling from Corsica toward Africa. Spectators including ex Empress Eugenie show interest as Santos explains the undaunted apparatus and its workings amid cautious confidence about success.
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Eugeniy
Santos Dumont
Ikhie
Eiffel Lower
Wells ripper bill creates new Ohio agriculture board
Columbus Ohio January 20 The Wells ripper bill reorganizing the Ohio agricultural station at Wooster has passed the House A new Board will be appointed by the Governor The bill stems from the dispute between Director Thorne of the station and board members and was urged by Governor Nash.
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Columbus
Ohio Agricultural
Wooster
Fight Betwear
Thorne
Nash
Desertion on POCOMINE ship yields death in fog
Normain Taubert, prisoner aboard the Independent, jumped overboard last night in darkness amid a desertion charge. Lambert, a mine warfare crew member, was also implicated, seeking to prove service on a warship to avoid punishment, a claim that led to accusations of desertion and personal loss for his family as he neared home before arrest.
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Taubert
Pocomine
Independent
Telat
Lambert
Warsmain
Thdiami
Arta
Dlevert
Brother Warned Him In VaIn: Tragic Rail Accident Near Falls
Lewis Teita was struck between Akron and Cuyahoga Falls near the Half-Way House when an eastbound freight hit him as he tried to board. His brother Rentz, walking nearby, was also injured as Teita fell under the wheels. Teita leaves a wife and one child. he will be buried in Kent after a funeral arrangement.
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Lewis Teita
Akron
Cuyahoga Walls
Hix Ars
Crushell
Hentz
Cuyahoga Falls
Jesh Agle
Talked to shore from the Philadelp's wireless call
Marconk aboard the American Line steamer Philadelphia reported from a point 100 miles west of the Lizard at 11 15 a m today telling he hoped to reach Southampton by 1 pm tomorrow January 30 after leaving New York January 22 for Southampton and using wireless telegraphy to communicate with the shore.
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Falmouth
Eng
Mr. Marconk
Philadel
New York
Southampton
Des Moines Rep Kendall Seeks Mine Explosion Inquiry
Des Moines Representative Kendall of Monroe county introduced a resolution to form a committee to investigate the Lost Creek mine explosion last week that killed 20 miners and injured others. The bill notes about 20 similar explosions in Iowa in two years, with causes undetermined.
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Des Moines
Laditt
Kendall
Mouroe Coutly
Lost Creek
Lowa
Age No Barrier in Akron Probate Scene
Miss Sarah Morris aged 63 called at the probate on Wednesday and secured Teense to Marty Chas Hf aged 61. Both residents of Akron.
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Sarah Morris
Marty Chas
du Dols
Akron
Hon D L King Dies After Long Public Life
Hon David L King of Akron died yesterday at Ticto duh of old age after a long career as a lawyer businessman and public benefactor. Born 1845 in Warren he studied at Harvard and formed King & King in Akron later guiding the Akron Sewer Pipe Co and the Valley railroad. He helped found several public institutions and is survived by his wife and three children with funeral plans not yet set.
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David. King
Park
Ticto
Warren
Dew
Harvard
King and Tyler
Akron
King & King
Wie
Bette Washington Steele
George Wallington
Tom Tango
Ring
Akron Sewer Pipe Co
Tellinng
Hetiwenn
TSS
King Vatniei Co
Ehlet Hee
King
Valley Railroad
J. C. Raymond
Geo. C. Berry
Large Sums Misdirected In Mail To Cuba
Postmaster General Payne reports to Director General Foxes on flawed methods in sending currency by mail to Cuba. Weak wrapping and seal failures enable theft and tempt clerks, with a latest Havana transit package from the National Bank of Commerce of New York containing 744 in notes weighing 24 pounds, exposing large denomination bills.
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Washington
Cuba
Payne
Gen. Foxes
Cuban Postal Service
United States
Cub
Foxnes
Another Cold Snap Is Probably on the Way
The article notes early evening temperatures around seven degrees with clouds limiting further fall. Prof H V Egbert says the worst may be over but another cold snap could come as a northern storm nears from the northwest. A second system from the south may join, bringing more snow or rain, while pressure in Akron eases after Tuesday.
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H. Vv. Egbert
Anoter
Akron
Sleet and Rain Shut Down Early Rail Traffic
Louisville report describes a severe sleet storm across the lower Ohio River valley causing telegraph lines to fail and railroad delays. Snow and freezing rain began at dawn around 10 o clock, freezing as it fell, hindering pedestrians and vehicles. Streetcar service stopped. trains arrived one to two hours late. Temperature around 27 F at 7 am rose to slushy streets as the day progressed.
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Louisville
Jon
Ohie River
Monster Concern In Dover Del Over Harvester Company
Dover Delaware reports a major concern involving a harvester and thresher company with a capital figure of 81,000,000. Names linked to the situation include various individuals and firms across multiple states, suggesting a wide impact on agriculture and manufacturing sectors.
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