State Funeral Rites for Governor Clinton In New York
The remains of George Clinton lay in state at City Hall New York as thousands viewed the historic governor and vice president. A naval flotilla ferried the body toward Kingston with a Sunday burial planned, escorted by military units and a torpedo boat flotilla.
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City Hall
New York
Metropolis
George Clinton
United States
Clinton
Washington
Kingston
Empire State
Governor's Room
Mohawk
Jersey City
Wasp
Governor's Island
United States Military Band
Grant
Wadsworth
Tompkins
Brooklyn Navy Yard
New Hampshire
Mevor McClellan
Board of Aldermen
Citizens Committee of Seventy-Five
Old Guard
Veteran Corps of Artillery
Sons of the Revolution
Society of the Cincinnati
Battery
Bridge Street
Fraunce’s Tavern
George Washington
Broad Street
Wall
Broadway
St. Paul’s Church
Hudson
Tony Pastor Turns Seventy One In New York Celebration
Tony Pastor, famed singer, minstrel, and theater manager, is seventy one today. He has gratified many peers with birthday greetings, including Lillian Russell and Nat Goodwin. Pastor began performing at age six on Dey Street and later ran his own theater interests in New York.
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New York
Tony” Pastor
Lillian Russell
May Irvin
Lewelds
Nat Goodwin
Pastor
Dey Street
The
Bowery
Broadway
Tony” Peeter
East Fourteenth Street
Tammany Hall
Archbishop Alexander Christie Celebrates Sixty Birthday
Portland Oregon May 28 The Most Rev Alexander Christie Roman Catholic archbishop of Portland marked his sixtieth birthday. A native of Vermont he studied at Grand Seminary Montreal and began his clerical career in Minnesota. In 1895 he became bishop of Vancouver Island and in 1896 was elevated to archbishop of Oregon City.
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Portland
Ore
Alexander Christie
Vermont
Grand Seminary
Montreal
Minnesota
Vancouver Island
S. C
Oregon City
West Virginia Taft Sentiment Split Amid Roosevelt Rally
Washington reports West Virginia shows Taft sentiment as artificial and tied to Roosevelt support. Harry Woodyard, Parkersburg chair, says the state leans Roosevelt despite alleged unbreakable Taft instructions. Critics note wavering Morgan Aldrich Cannon influence shaping the nominating fight.
Taft Supporter Urges Adherence to Party Instructions
Hon Isaac T Mann from Bramwell, a delegate at large to the national Republican convention, spoke in the city about respecting party instructions. He said he favored Taft personally and that a man is honor bound to follow party directives even if he disagrees.
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Isaac T. Mann
Bramwell
Teter
Curtain
Taft
Christian Socialist Fellowship Opens Third Annual Convention
The Christian Socialist Fellowship begins its third annual convention in New York on May 28 and runs through Monday. Delegates discuss the Golden Rule as an alternative to the Rule of Gold and promote fellowship among attendees.
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New York
Christian Socialist Fellowship
Golden Rule Appeal Shapes New Christian Socialist Fellowship
The group proclaims a motto The Golden Rule Instead of the Rule of Gold and claims branches in leading cities nationwide. Originating mainly among Unitarians, its ranks now include Methodists Presbyterians Baptists Lutherans Congregationalists Universalists and Romani Catholics. The Fellowship leans toward socialism but its exact stance remains unclear in its manifestoes.
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Christian Socialist Fellowship
Rumors of Democratic Faction Strife in West Virginia
In Charleston on May 28 rumors of factional fighting within the West Virginia Democracy surface. Chilton and McGraw camps clash over governor nomination plans. Bennett crowd and Littlepage frictions surface while ex Governor MacCorkle may join the race. Watson’s election shocks the party.
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Charleston
W. Va
Chilton
McGraw
West Virginia
Campbell
Clarence Watson
Bennett
Grafton
Bryan
Wm. EF. Chilton
Watson
Millard F. Snyder
Judas L. B. Johnston
Mercer
Littlepage
Water and Fire Cost Two Thousand Lives
Victoria S C May 28 The steam er Shinono of the Japaneses line arriving yesterday brings news of a typhoon at Saukow and a freshet disaster that killed over 1000 people. About 1000 junks wrecked many steamers stranded and hundreds of river craft left splinters. Survivors were rescued as Shinone departed Shanghai. A second report cites a coal mine fire in Kwang Si that claimed 1000 lives.
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Shanghai
Kwang Si
Blue Ribbon Extracts Highlighted by Trial Tastings
Ordinary extracts after trying Blue Ribbon Vanilla and Semon. It pays to alieve specify Blue Ribbon Extracts. They never disappoint.
Tomato Plants Sold by Fallon Florist in Roanoke Va
Wine transplanted tomatoes are shipped the day an order is received. Fallon Florist in Roanoke Virginia offers per hundred price terms for tomato plants sourcing and delivery.
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Fallon, Florist
Roanoke
Local Man Praises Kucklen’s Arm Salve For Itching Piles
Chas F. Baldwin of Tracy California recalls buying a box of Kucklen’s Arm Salve which he says cured years of itching piles after attempts with other treatments failed. The product is sold under a guarantee at drug stores.
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Kucklen
Chas, F. Badwin
Tracy
California
Lafollette Moves to Filibuster Currency Bill
Wisconsin Senator Lafollette said he had tried to organize a filibuster against the Aldrich-Vreeland currency bill but met little encouragement. Senate leaders planned to vote on the conference report tomorrow with adjournment likely sine die. House bills on locomives ash pans and safe explosive transport were approved as part of the day’s business.
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Wisconsin
Washington
Aldrich-Vreeland
Senate
Aldrich
House
Congress
Culberson
Lafollette
Lafollettee
Texas
Bacon
cGorgia
Teller
Colorado
Owen
Oklahoma
Newlands
Nevada
House Passes Broad Set Of Bills In Busy Session
Washington May 28 The house moved ahead with a lively agenda passing measures to establish Puget Sound fish culture stations amend transport laws between Taiwan and the United States remove passenger penalties from Hawi to this country authorize forestry land entries in forest reserves form the Baltimore and Washington Transit Company District of Columbia incorporation of the Brotherhood of St Andrew and creation of the Congressional Club The session adjourned for a long recess at 1 19 a m after a scorching day with the work nearly complete.
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Washington
Senate
House
Puget Sound
Tiawan
United States
Baltimore and Washington Transit Company of Maryland
District of Columbo
Salt Lake City
Utah
Wright Sought as Taft Successor Refuted By Officials
Washington May 28 Information is refused by responsible parties regarding a published claim that Luke Wright of Tennessee has been chosen to succeed Secretary Taft upon retirement. Wright is no longer counted as a Democrat by Tennessee representatives, who say President Roosevelt’s Philippine policies win him strong support.
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Washington
Luke Wright
Tennessee
Taft
War Department
Wright
Congress
Roosevelt
Senate Clears House Bills on Currency Bid
Washington May 27 Senate approval of the currency bid moves forward with little opposition. Senator Aldrich notes no major obstructive tactics ahead as the inference report is reviewed for passage.
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Wa Hington
Senate
Aldrich
Gifts Averaging Over Three Quarters Million Announced
New York May 28 Gifts to educational institutions total more than 750000 as announced by the General Education Board The largest grant is 125600 to Williams College Liberty Missouri gets 100000 Davidson College The list includes Knox College Wabash College Williamsport Institute and more Awards also fund farmers cooperatives and special high school agents in southern state universities The grants cover several states and institutions across the region
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New York
General Education
Veosa
William Vewell Coliege
Liberty
Davidson College
Davidson
Knox College
Galesburs
Ibs
Wabesh College
Crawfordsville
Pnd
Williamsburs Institute
Williamsburg
The
Western College For Women
Oxford
Ohio
Aleman Seminary
Athulla
Hammpton Institute
Hampton
Tuskegee Institute
Tuskegee
Ala
Reds Edge Fairmont In Extra Innings Thriller
Fairmont, West Virginia, May 28. The Fairmont team of the Pennsylvania West Virginia Baseball League tied Cincinnati in the ninth and needed three extra innings. Cincinnati scored twice in the twelfth to win the game 3 to 2. A Cincinnati victory with late scoring highlighted the contest.
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Fairmount
W. Va
Fairmont
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
eLague
Cincinnati
Harness Stock at Bargain Prices on Bland Street
A P Brown offers a good supply of hand made harnesses at bargain prices. Made from best materials and guaranteed to please. Call at Bland Street No 119 to examine. Hanna's Green Seal Paint is available.
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A. P. Brown
Bland Street
General Stephen D. Lee Dies After Reunion Overexertion
Gen Stephen D Lee commander in chief of the United Confederate Veterans and one of the last surviving lieutenant generals of the Confederacy died in Vicksburg Miss after over exertion at a reunion and subsequent indigestion collapse. Born in 1850 at Clarendon South Carolina he rose from West Point cadet to brigade general and led Confederate artillery before surrender of Sumter and subsequent service as Vicksburg National Military Park commissioner. Interment planned in Columbus Mississippi.
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Vicksburg
Miss
Stephen DD. Lee
United Confederate Veterans
W. T. Ridley
Iowa
Wisconsin
Lee
Confederaty
Confederate Veterans
United States
Vicksburg National Military Park
General Lee
Columbus, Mise
Stephen D. Lee
Clarlston
S. C
West Point Military Academy
O. O. Howard
Custis Lee
Pender
Pexham
Fourth
United States Artillery
South Carolina
Confederate Steel
Beauregate
Chestnut
Anderson
Port Sumter
Sumter
Virginia
Hampton's Legion
Confederate States Army
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Capital
L. E. Tierney
Ht. K. Welling
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W. B. Hicks
Ong Taft
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Harry ©. Woodyard
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Rockefeller
Cannon
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Christian Socialists
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Luke RE. Wright
Soc
T. WH. Becker
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Dwin Mann
Pres
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First National Bluefield
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