President Roosevelts anger at pastor sermon in Oyster Bay
The sermon by Rev Henry H Washburn at Christ Episcopal Church honoring McKinley drew President Roosevelt into anger and disapproval as Washburn discussed trusts and wealth. The service honored McKinley with prayers and hymns while memorials and flags for tomorrow's reception were prepared.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Henry H. Washburn
Christ Episcopal Church
McKinley
Roosevelt
Washburn
Mr. Washburn
President McKinley
David
Mr. Roosevelt
J. W. Hegeman
New York
Husband shoots wife in Monterey murder case
Mary Huber, a New York wife who ran away seven weeks ago with singer Andrew C. Fearing, was shot and killed by her husband George Huber in Monterey. Huber, aged 31, was arrested and to be arraigned tomorrow in local court. he said the couple had lived at 428 West One Hundred Twenty Fourth Street before the estrangement.
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Great Barrington
Mary Huber
New York
Andrew C. Fearing
George Huber
Monterey
Huber
West One Hundred and Twenty-fourth Street
New York City
Fearing
Bidwell
Herbert Smith
Mrs. Huber
Robbery attack as Cambridge man beaten and robbed
Patrick Murphy of 9 Harding street Cambridge was ambushed by three men near Bridge street and robbed. Patrolman Simon Mulvaney pursued two suspects, Dalton and Callahan, capturing them at Lechmere square and First street. A third assailant Leahy was later detained. Murphy was left with a temple wound and taken to the station for treatment.
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Patrick Murphy
Cambridge
Simon Mulvaney
Station 3
East Cambridge
Bridge Street
Kelley Square
Murphy
Dailey Alley
Mulvaney
Thomas Dalton
Lechmere Square
Dalton
Callahan
First Street
Leahy
Victor Marshall
Harding Street
Boston
Craigiebridge
Husband Finds Wife Dead In Room On Oak Street
Matthew P. Burke discovered his wife Margaret Burke 26 dead on the floor of their room at 92 Oak Street yesterday afternoon. He thought she was asleep until he could not rouse her. A physician from Lying in Hospital said she had been dead for several minutes and that the death was due to natural causes.
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Matthew P. Burke
Margaret
Oak Street
Lying In Hospital
Chicago
Newport
William McKinley
McKinley
Memorial Day Prayer in Baltimore Churches
Baltimore churches mark McKinley’s memory with special prayers. Cardinal Gibbons directs a diocese wide service. Rev Anthony Bilkovsky proposes renaming the day The Martyr's Memorial Day to honor Lincoln Garfield and McKinley.
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Baltimore
McKinley
Cardinal Gibbons
Anthony Bilkovsky
Universalist Church
Lincoln
Garfield
Rest and cigar breaks touted as cure in ad
An advertisement touts rest as the best medicine and urges keeping Cuba Big Brother Cigar ros in the pocket to smoke during work breaks. It promotes five for 10 cents, claiming good size, excellent quality, and low cost as part of a quick relief routine.
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Cuba
Bank Burglars Secure $2000 in Houlton theft
The Florenceville bank in New Brunswick was robbed by three professional burglars who secured $2000. Deputy Sheriff Foster and Barnett pursued them from Carleton County to Harvey station and then toward Bangor and Aroostook line seeking intercepts.
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Houston
Florenceville
N. B
Foster
Carleton County
Barnett
Bridgewater
Harvey Station
Bangor & Aroostook
Boston Area Weather Forecast Hinting At Heat Solution
Local forecast for Boston and vicinity notes Monday fair with light variable winds. Tuesday expected fair and warmer with light southwest winds. A daily hint suggests generating heat without coal by talking over the strike situation.
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Boston
Vicinity
Lost Seven on German Bark Euterpe After Explosion
In Las Palmas on Sept 14 the British steamer Rydal Hall sailing from Liverpool to Port Talbot reported sighting the German bark Euterpe founder in latitude 49.3 north longitude 8.18 west. An explosion aboard killed seven crew and wounded several. survivors were landed at Las Palmas.
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Las Palmas
Canary Islands
Rydal Hall
Liverpool
Port Natel
Port Talbot
Wales
Mothers with Young Children Need Nourishment Like Fr Johns Medicine
A claim that mothers with young children require nourishment equal to Fr Johns Medicine, emphasizing that it builds flesh and strength for daily caregiving and health, reflecting a period tone advocating practical sustenance.
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Fr. John
McKinley Remembrance Across Washington Churches
An anniversary of President McKinley’s death spurred memorial services in Washington churches. Pastors at Metropolitan M E Church and Grace Reformed Church praised his character. Mt Vernon Methodist and Avenue Baptist echoed national tribute while Secretary Cortelyou attended. A laurel wreath rested on McKinley’s marble tablet as crowds reflected on his legacy and civic duty.
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McKinley
Washington
Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal Church
Frank
M. Bristol
William McKinley
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Roosevelt
Grace Reformed Church
John M. Schick
Mt. Vernon Methodist Church
South
Prettyman
Wilson
Hitchcock
Cortelyou
Metropolitan
M. E. Church
McKinley Memorial Day Observed in Canton
Canton observes McKinley memorial day with broad church and civic tributes. Judge William R. Day spoke at First M. E. Church where the public funeral was held in 1901. Mrs. McKinley and Mrs. Garret A. Hobart laid flowers at the tomb and visited the burial lots and McKinley home.
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Canton
William R. Day
M. E
McKinley
McKinley Tomb
McKiney
Lessons From M Kinley At The Evening Service
At the Warren church an evening service reflected on lessons from President McKinley. Speakers highlighted civic virtue, leadership, and public duty in a concise tribute drawing from recent events and community recollections.
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M’kinley
The
Aged farmer assaults wife in Southwick quarrel turns deadly
Andrew Gen vich, about 65, attacked his 70-year-old wife with a stone and razor in a nearby lot. Son-in-law George Gasper intervened, saving the wife who lies near death. Gen vich was restrained, then taken to Westfield by Selectman George Doherty. Jealousy is suspected as the motive.
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Springfield
Andrew Genvich
Southwick
George Gasper
Gasper
Westfield
George Doherty
Genvich
Dved
Stabbing at Wedding Sparks Arrest on Orange Street
In Fall River on September 14 Francesco Schieri, 50, was arrested after stabbing Pasquale Debuona, 26, at No 22 Orange Street following a wedding celebration at St Marys Church. Debuona was treated after bleeding from a chest wound over the heart.
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Fall River
Orange Street
Francesco Schieri
Pasquale Debuona
Nicola Cashier
Dominic Ueel
St. Mary’s Church
No. 22
Schieri
Debuona
Sghieri
Schierl
Locomotive Explosion Kills One in Jersey City Area
A Pennsylvania Railroad mogul locomotive exploded west of Jersey City injuring conductor Walter Weber and fireman James J. Dooley while engineer George Lutz was killed. The blast blew the crown sheet, lifting the boiler and cab in a triangle arc across the tracks. No cause is yet known.
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NWUW
York
George Lutz
James J. Dooley
Walter Weber
Pennsylvania Railroad
Jersey City
Lutz
Dooley
Weber
Drowned While Demonstrating Swimming Skill in Maine
Albert Perfect, superintendent at a Gardiner paper mill, drowned on Cobossee waters in Lewiston while attempting to prove his swimming ability. He and his wife were aboard a boat when he leapt into the water and vanished beneath the hull.
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Lewiston
Gardiner
Albert Perfect
Cobossee
England sending coal to New York amid strike impact
Lawrence Hedger, general manager of the Newcastle on Tyne Colliery Company, arrived in Philadelphia to secure coal orders. He said the coal trade in England has improved since the U S strike, with about 12 million additional tons shipped to America and similar amounts awaiting contracts. Hedger noted Newcastle coal to New York costs 7 to 7.60 dollars per ton including freight.
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New York
Lawrence Hedger
Newcastle On
Officers Foiled Kidnapping Plot Near Evergreen Cemetery
In Houston Maine a kidnapping attempt targeted two young girls, ages eight and twelve, daughters of John Adams. The suspects abducted but fled when their vehicle broke down a mile from the scene. officers intercepted and arrested both men as the alarmed neighborhood heard the victim's screams.
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HI Wife
Thompson's Spa
Washington Street
SAW Bark Founder
Euterpe
Judge Day
Mrs. McKinley
Ppaltan
England
Houston, Me
Jack
Glinccy
Shere
John Adams
Evergreen Cemetery
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