President Roosevelt to discuss rail policy in Indianapolis address
Washington dispatch notes the president will frame a square deal for railroads and shippers without war, stressing practical issues for Americans. The speech, timed for Decoration Day, aims to reassure markets and readers that the administration seeks balance in commerce.
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Washington
Indianapolis
Globe-Democrat
Roosevelt
Jamestown
Wall Street
Memorial Day Reflections on Fairview Avenue Memories
A reflective piece honors Memorial Day guiding readers to remember the dead and the grave as a bridge from youth to faith. It recalls Fairview Avenue and a hillside graveyard, urging reverence at cemeteries and the enduring bond of family through sorrow and memory.
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Kindler
Lfe
Grand Army of the Republic
Special matinee tomorrow at Caring Theater Fun In Boarding School
Theft reported of ten medals and decorations belonging to Lieut Mori of the Japanese cruiser Chitose while in New York Harbor. Souvenir hunters are suspected. medals were removed from a service blouse behind a door to the officer’s headquarters. The Order of the Rising Sun among the stolen items, a honor awarded for courage at Port Arthur.
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New York
Mori
Chitose
Morl
Order of the Rising Sun
Mari
Port Arthur
Eggs for Hatching and Poultry Supplies Set in Estancia
Advertisement offers eggs for hatching at $1.50 per netting and lists bone combs and Crown Leghorns. Mentions Red Books and Pure bio poultry stock. Includes 240 laying hens and the address of J. B. Pauley in Estancia, New Mexico.
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Pure
J. B. Pauley
Estancia, Ny
Saintly Grace and the Gambler in a Torn Love Tale
Claude Morrissey, a disinherited gambler, pursues Grace Collum who resists his attempts as her father’s heart grows heavier. A chance meeting at the Collum house leads to a tense confrontation where Grace urges Claude to mend his ways and return to his father while confessing her own sacrifices.
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Lydia
Peaster
Claude Morrissey
Grace
Grace Collam
Claude
New York
Alan Perry
Collum
Grace Collum
Morrissey
Cullom House
Perry
Pond
Atetad
Allan
Bluene
Mrs McKinley Fortune Reported At 350000 In Canton
Reports from Canton Ohio on May 22 say Mrs McKinley left a considerable estate estimated around 350000 with about 250000 in business blocks in Canton and mill edged securities The entire estate could be converted into cash with Major McKinley’s estate separate at about 140000 Life insurance included The McKinley family may receive the bulk of the fortune Mary Farber a sister is a likely relative to benefit Our store will move Thursday on account of Decoration Day Monarch Grocery
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Canton
Ohio
Mc Kinley
Chiton
Gahart Tiee
McKinleyw
McKinley
Mary
Farber
Monarch Grocery
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