Mrs McKinley Hovering Between Time and Death
San Francisco dispatches report Mrs McKinley, elderly wife of the president, in critical condition with heart weakness and low vitality. Doctors say she is improved at times yet remains gravely ill as vigil continues at the Scott home and public engagements are canceled.
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San Francisco
Hirschfelder
Scott
McKinley
Mckinley Valley
Presidentia
Mra McKinley
Central
Union Pacific
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Washington
Colorado Springs
Mrs MecKinney
Scott Mansion
Mrs. McKinley
Hirsenfelder
Lily Cortelyau
Aers
Renee
Wits Bovertrs
Lfe
Death
Mrs McKinley
Ida Saxton McKinley
White House
High Type of Womanhood Found in Mrs McKinley
Mrs McKinley, beset by a long illness from girlhood, emerges as a model of American womanhood. The narrative recalls her courtship with William McKinley, his persuasive rise, and her steadfast support as wife and mother. It highlights her quiet religiosity, charitable care, love of flowers, and simple private style, framing her as influential though not a public intellectual leader.
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Saxton McKinley
McKinley
William McKinley
Canton
Ida Saxton
James A Saston
Miss Saxton
Saxton
Mra McKinley
Snortton Saa
Major McKinley
Fobitt House
Washington
Congress
Ohio
MccKinley
Katherine McKinby
Law
The
Land
Les
Felix Johnston Death by Own Action Tied to Alabama Family
Felix Johnston, brother of former Alabama governor Johnston, is reported to have died by morphine poisoning in Beattle Wash on Sunday. Local authorities indicate he was related to a prominent Alabama family and note another Johnston brother serves as a major in the regular army.
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Alabama
Beattle
Two Albany Citizens Fatally Wounded by Militia Fire
Two leading Albany residents were fatally wounded when bullets sped by soldiers struck them during militia activity. The incident raises questions about control and responsibility in local armed groups. Further details were not immediately released.
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Albany
Albany Streetcar Strike Ends in Bloodshed and Martial Rule
On May 16 in Albany New York three men died and several dozen were wounded as National Guardsmen opened fire during a streetcar strike turmoil. William Walsh and Leroy Smith are named merchants among the fatally wounded. William Marshall, a non union motorman, remains fractured. Georges Booz William Rooney Gilbert Hall are among the injured as crowds faced bayonets and gunfire under heavy orders.
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Albany
William Walsh
Leroy Smith
National
Guardsmen Fire On Crowds In Street Tragedy During Workday Rush
Inside a bustling Broadway scene near the union depot a crowd pressed forward as a truck blocked a car and stones flew. Four shots from guardsmen wounded Leroy Smith and William Walsh, both prominent local businessmen, as panicked bystanders watched. Rooney was only slightly hurt, and the crowd reacted with anger as the guardsmen retreated aboard the car. Smith, 50, of the Smith & Herrick shoe firm and a well known citizen, and Walsh, head of a plumbing firm, were carried away for aid.
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Broadway
Leroy Smith
William Walsh
Union Depot
Whistler
Columbia Street
Crowe
Rar
Smith
Walsh Wos
Ak Nosurgigare
Alpany Cub
Walsh
Gonhalled On
Earth
Suggestions will be offered to finishing the new federal prison
Washington officials led by Major Frank Strong and Major R W McClaughry arrived in Atlanta to inspect the unfinished federal penitentiary. They, with architect W S Eames and other officials, reviewed progress and outlined forthcoming finish and furnishing suggestions for inspection by Attorney General Knox.
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Frank Strong
Department of Justice
R W McClaughry
United States Penitentiary
Leavenwort
Kans
W S. Hames
Atlanta
Washington DC
Prlyah
Aragam
Knox
Newman
Strang, McClaughry
Eames
Lon T Vingston
J . & Thompson
Southern Railway
Walter Harrison
John Grifith
Chicago
Federal Penitentiary
Washington
Werden McClaughry
Ageor Strong
McClaughry
United States
Great State Penitentiary
Joliet
Major Strong
Nterior Construction
Lagethe
Rt Iron Works of
Cincinnati
Carter to again seek bail in Supreme Court case
Warden McGlaughry says ex captain Obertm WM Carter will renew his bail bid before the Supreme Court from Fort Leavenworth. He faces habeas corpus appeals and a possible trial tie to the Greene and Gaynor matter, with three lawyers pursuing the case as Carter endures hard conditions and nervous strain amid attempts to read Dreyfus records for comparison.
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WM Carter
United States Army
Supreme Court
Fort Leavenworth
Karl
RW. McClaughry
Leavenworth
Atlanta
Major McClaughry
Carter
Thayer
Hook
Hhs
Warden McClaughry
Frank Pair
Chicago
Jercy Wilson
Washington
John H Atwood
Dreyfun
Qair
Dreyfus
McClaishis
Nervoes
Ames
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Mrs. M’kinley
Dean
Felix Johnston
Reac
North
Fred
Alfred C Barnes
Livingston JS B Thompson
W McLaughry
Walter H Harrison
John Griffith
W . Eames
Arden McClaughey
An McClarehry
Strong
Jey McClaughry
Clhugrry
Georgia
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