John Sherman Dies After 40 Years in Congress
Hon. John Sherman died at his Washington home at 6:45 AM after brain exhaustion following a long illness. Interment will be in Mansfield, Ohio, with services in Mansfield and Washington. He left an estate valued around a million dollars, chiefly Washington real estate, and a career marked by aggressive, informed support of bills and a major role in both houses and as secretary of state.
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Spectacular Madison Square Garden Political Gatherings Planned
New York reports a grand reception for W J Bryan at Madison Square Garden with public access to the main floor. Five bands, 15 000 lights, and speakers including Anson Phelps Stokes Hill Cochran Bryan and Wellington mark the event amid rival Roosevelt rallies in the city. Roosevelt tours New York to deliver speeches as Election Day nears.
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Sherman Death in London and Bartholdi Statue Repair
Ex Secretary Sherman dies in London drawing comment from Pall Mall Gazette praising prior service. Bartholdi statue on Bedloes Island in New York needs urgent repairs costing 75 000 to 100 000 to prevent ruin. Greater New York registration reaches 646 115.
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