Secretary John Hay Dies After Embolism Health Crisis
Newbury New Hampshire July 1 Secretary of State John Hay died at 12:25 this morning after a sudden embolism. His condition Friday had been satisfactory and he lay in bed with attending physicians Dr. Scudder and Dr. Murphy at his side. The bulletin notes the chest pain marked the course of his illness, yet he remained comfortable until the end with Mrs Hay nearby.
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Newbury
N. H
John Hay
Ottock
Hays
Hay
Charles J. Scudder
M. B
Fred Z. Murphy
Dre Scadder
Murphy
Secetaryes
Camery
Scudder
Atocak
Sexlder
Abr
Scadder
Dr. Murphy
Life and career of Jobe Hay in Lincoln era and beyond
Jobe Hay born in Salem Illinois, studied law under Lincoln's circle, served as Lincoln's secretary and aide, acted as military and political official during the Civil War era. He later held Tribune roles and served as United States minister to London, with influence in foreign and domestic policy during McKinley’s era.
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Isles
New York
Evarts
Hays
Garfield
Sigel
McKinley
London
Han
Mahe
Mutiny Surrenders Kruger's Baltic Squadron Exchange
Mutineers aboard the Kniaz Potemkine yield to Vice Admiral Kruger's five battleships and seven torpedo boats near Odessa. The Kalaz Potemkine anchors again, Ekaterina II remains, and marines move to seize the mutinous ship. Conditions said to include amnesty with limited punishment. Odessa remains on edge as troops reinforce harbor.
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Odesta
Kruger
Das
Kniaz Potemkine
Odessa
Black
Torepedo
Agathe Kolaz
Potemkine not surrendering as mutiny again reported
London dispatch from Odessa states that Potemkine has not surrendered and both ships remain anchored in the harbor resisting the squadron. Officers are captured and troops ordered to sink the rebel vessels if attacked, with authorities promising a bombardment if needed.
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London
Daily Mail
Odessa
Potemkine
George Pobledonestert
Falls Into Whirlpool at Smelter Head Race
Nar onear vanes reports the sad fate of Robert Litrgow after he fell into the whirlpool at Smelter Head Race. The incident is described in brief, noting the dangerous water and the victim’s identity. No further details are provided.
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Robert Litrgow Nar Onear Vanes
Drowning at Boston Montana Smelters Tragedy in Great Falls
Special dispatch from Great Falls reports Robert Lithgow, year old son of Mr and Mrs James Lithgow, drowned at 6 PM in the head race of the Boston Montana Smelters. He fell into 3 feet of water where a whirlpool forms near the gates. The boy’s mother fainted on a streetcar after learning the news. she recovered. Workmen warned others not to fish from the ladder near the gates. The race was drained over about an hour and a half, and Lithgow’s body was recovered near the lower end. Authorities closed the smelting works during the search.
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The
Standard
Great Falls
Robert Lithgow
Hoante
Iny
Mexico
Wallace replies to Taft denies secret motive move to resign
New York June 39 John F Wallace former chief engineer of the Isthmian Canal Commission issued a statement to the Associated Press denying a financial motive for leaving the canal work. He said the decision followed days of thought while traveling from New York to Colon and that family considerations required him to resign and disconnect from the project at the earliest possible time. He did not reveal his future plans.
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New York
John F. Wallace
Taft
Associated Press
Wale Lace
Wallace
Isthmian Canal
Oretary
Colon
Mutinous Escape Records From Glasgow Jail Saga
A Great Falls report notes George L. Pierce, wanted for murder in Valley county, escaped Harrisonville jail for the third time in two years. He previously broke Glasgow jail, where a sheriff was killed. The four escapees from Glasgow on June 6, 1903 included Lee, Brown, McKinney, and Pierce. two died, one lynched, one executed.
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Standard
Great Falls
Harrisonville
George L. Pierce
Valley County
Liberty
Pierce
Glasgow
George Faul
Jack Williams
Glasgw
William Lee
Young Snearly
Culbertson
Jack Brown
Brown
Faul
Hardee
McKinney
Missouri
Charles R. Hall
Hall
Jair
Hig
Great Falla
Omeers
Of‘cera
Salutes Mark Arrival of Admiral Jones Remains Escort
A detachment led by Rear Admiral Sigsbee arrived with the Brooklyn, Chattanooga, Tacoma and Galveston to escort Admiral Jones’s remains to the United States. The fleet received pratique and fired salutes, while the harbor displayed flags and bunting.
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Brooklyn
Aiship
Chattanooga
Taccoma
Galveston
Sigsbee
United States
Paul Jones
de Brookelyn
Besson
Tacoma
Therooklyn
Col W F Sanders Sit Up Briefly as Library Board Moves
Colonel W F Sanders rose from bed for about half an hour, ate toast, and spoke with family as resolutions pass in his library board. The Helena Public Library trustees unanimously adopted a motion acknowledging his illness and long service since 1868, hoping he is spared to continue his work. Meanwhile Boston reports Agnes Boyle Y Reilly, third daughter of John Boyle O’Reilly, has married Ernest Hocking, philosophy professor at Phillips Academy.
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W. F. Sanders
Colonel Sanders
Board of Public Library Trustees
Corneline Hedges
Helena
Boston
Agnes Boyle Y Reilly
Trish Poer
John Boyle O'Reilly
Ernest Hocking
Phillips Andover Academy
Butte Copper Mines Show Strong Outlook From New York Visit
Ben Thayer, assistant to Amalgam Copper president H. H. Rogers, returned from Montana claiming a bright year ahead as inspections showed development at lower levels ongoing. He noted sinking at Parrot, Anaconda, Never Sweat, St Lawrence, West Colusa and Leonard shafts, with expanding capacity at Washoe and Boston Montana smelters. Markets look strong amid rising electrical demand and heavy foreign exports.
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Ben Thayer
H. H. Rogers
Amalgam Copper Company
Butte
New York
John D. Ryan
Anaconda
Diamondville
Thayer
Montana
Hutte
St Lawrence
West Colusa
Leonard Sim
Oowest Tevern
Anaconda A
Boston & Montana
Washoe
Mathewson
Pennsvania
New York Central
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