End of Secretary Hay Peaceful as Family Is Absent
Newbury New Hampshire July 1 The last moments of Secretary Hay were peaceful and he died of pulmonary embolism with his wife at his bedside his son and daughter arriving too late The illness began last March with a return from Europe and a Naples NH stay Doctors advised bed rest and avoided surgery while telegrams were sent to President Roosevelt and others with a report of a brief decline in health
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Genessee
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Europe
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State oil probe paused in St Louis to resume in Kansas City
The investigation into methods used by Standard Oil Waters-Pierce Oil and Republic Oil has been suspended in St Louis and will be resumed in Kansas City on July 11.
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Standard Oil Company
Waters- Pierce Oil Company
Republic Oil Company
Kansas City
Jockey Injured After Horse Stumbles at Fair Grounds
In Indianapolis Orch estra stumbled seventy yards from the wire and threw rider Stevens, crushing his chest. Recovery chances are slight. Also in Lindsay a grand stand collapsed during a baseball game injuring Ed Summers of Dallas with a broken ankle.
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New Insurance Commissioner Named in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg July 1 Israel W Durham resigned as insurance commissioner and David Martin of Philadelphia was appointed his successor.
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Israel W. Durham
David Martin
Philadelphia
After voting Vaughan fatally shoots self in Virginia
Portsmouth Virginia July 1 B Frank Vaughan voted in the Democratic primaries then killed himself by shooting in the head.
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B. Frank Vaughan
Death of Secretary Hay Shocks Washington
Washington July 1 news of the death of Secretary Hay at his Lake Sunapee NH summer home brought deep sorrow to Washington. Though frail, Hay kept fairly good health with summers spent at The Fells, and his departure from cabinet duties came only at Roosevelt’s urging. Taft reached Benwood WV en route to San Francisco and the Philippines and shared in the sorrow.
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Associated Press
Mrs Chapin Dies at 69 Former Universalist Leader and Writer
Mrs Augusta Chapin a prominent New York woman’s rights agitator and writer is dead at a hospital in town from pneumonia at age sixty nine after one week of illness. She held a Doctor of Divinity and served as pastor of Mount Vernon Universalist Church and lectured nationwide.
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Augusta Chapin
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Universalist
Mount Vernon
Chinese Government Moves to End Anti American Boycott
Washington reports the Chinese government has ordered viceroys and governors to cease anti American agitation and boycotts after urgent representations from the American legation. Minister Rockhill in Pekin cabled the state department with the orders to stop the agitation.
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Wreck of Queen and Crescent Train Near Pear River Bridge
An east bound Queen and Crescent passenger train wrecked just beyond Pear River bridge near Jackson Mississippi. No fatalities but several seriously injured. Traffic halted about fifteen hours. Cause thought to be a defective engine wheel flange. Governor Vardaman slept through the incident but was shaken. Property loss heavy.
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President Roosevelt Mourns Secretary Hay Death
President Roosevelt expressed deep sorrow over the death of Secretary John Hay. The message to Mrs. Hay at Lake Sunapee spoke of shock and sympathy, noting their warm friendship and Hay's earlier improvement before his sudden passing.
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