Mrs. Ida McKinley Dies in Canton at 58 After Long Illness
Ida Saxton McKinley widow of former President William McKinley dies at her Canton home at 1:95 PM after years of invalidism. Secretary Cortelyou announces the death as funeral plans form in Canton with Dr. Buxton to lead services at 2 PM Wednesday at the McKinley home.
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Drunken assault as McFee stabbed by Corney at Montana Central
Great Falls May 26 Special Dispatch to the Standard John McFee aged 51 was stabbed six times in a drunken row among section men at the Montana Central section house. The assailant Robert Corney used a pocket knife and fled on a hand car heading south. he has not been captured.
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That Irish Council measure a thorn inside of cabinet
London news reports parliament will hear Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman outline government plans on the Irish council bill, with expectation it will be dropped quietly. Opposition leader Mr. Balfour hints liberals muddled Ireland policy and Irish ministers may press for Sir Anton Patrick MacDonnell’s removal as under secretary.
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Third Venire May Be Needed In Haywood Trial
In Boise on May 26 the Haywood trial faces delay as only seven jurors remain from the second special venire. A thirteenth panelist is awaiting examination and a third venire may be summoned, delaying opening statements in the murder conspiracy case against William D. Haywood. Memorial Day weekend interrupts sessions, and adjournments are likely as both sides exhaust peremptory challenges. The city remains calm amid the jury delays.
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Alleged Horse Thief Captured at Lombard
Sheriff Mitchell returns with Henry Foley captured at Lombard. Foley suspected of stealing a Livingston livery horse from O. W. Cowan. Identified by M. L. Baker and Cowan. horse hired weeks earlier and not returned. He fled east then north, cut wire fences, and ended at a Milwaukee grading camp near Lombard where arrested.
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Nation Mourns Mrs McKinley Death In Washington
Washington reaction to Mrs McKinley's death shows widespread grief as President Roosevelt and cabinet members plan departures to Canton for funeral. Messages of condolence pour in from officials and diplomats while the White House recalls her quiet public role and family ties to William McKinley.
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Attitude of British Government For Hague Conference
London May 26 A cabinet meeting was held to determine Great Britain’s stance on issues to be raised at the approaching Hague conference. Delegates will be instructed during the week but the government will not announce its position in Parliament or elsewhere before the conference convenes.
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British Denies Ultimatum to Costa Rica Debts
London reports that Lionel Cardon minister resident to Central American republics denies issuing any ultimatum to Costa Rica demanding repayment within two weeks. The foreign office will publish Cardon’s dispatch and a denial of any contemplated action by Great Britain.
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Gould Case Update At Blackwell’s Island Penitentiary
Third Deputy Police Commissioner Hanson visited Abe Hummel in the penitentiary on Blackwell’s Island and discussed the Gould case with his lawyer. Hummel, recovering from kidney trouble, offered cooperation and consented to Mrs Gould’s access to photos to identify detectives.
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Frick denies Pittsburg art institute project
New York on May 26 H C Frick denied reports that he planned to build a 5 million dollar Pittsburg Academy of Fine Arts. He called the notion absurd and said he would not give Pittsburg an art institute.
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Body of Prince Found in Trunk with Injuries
Autopsy indicates death from neck trauma with a broken arm after body discovered in trunk. Investigators pursue leads as officials confirm identity and preliminary causes.
Mystery of a Tenement Trunk Murder in New York
In New York a cleric Rev. Kaspar of Hoboken was found murdered inside a trunk left for rent security by two Greek lodgers at 33 West Thirty-seventh Street. Autopsy cited suffocation with the body placed alive in the trunk, while police investigated the lodgers John and Paul Larkie and a clerical visitor. Documents on the body included a tattoo and possible alias L E Parkis.
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Vice Presidents Elected in Guatemala Republic
Guatemala City May 26 Congress adjourned yesterday Gen Mariano Serrano elected vice president and Juan Barrios, currently minister of foreign relations, chosen second vice president.
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Captain Curtis Dead at 70 in Madison Wisconsin
Captain Charles A. Curtis retired head of the state university corps of cadets died in Madison at age 70. He served as commandant of the corps and was a longtime figure at the university and in local military circles.
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Fugitive Jesse Spicer Evades Hunt Across States
Lexington May 26 Jesse Spicer remains a wanted man under indictment for three years with no reward and no manhunt. He allegedly led a band selling fictitious timber land deeds in Breathitt and Perry counties while tied to the Hargis faction in a series of assassinations. Last heard he was in San Francisco and reportedly perished in the earthquake.
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