Secretary Hay Dies After Pulmonary Embolism in Newbury New Hampshire
Special dispatch reports Jon Hay secretary of state died at 12 25 AM in Newbury New Hampshire from a pulmonary embolism after a day of illness following a pean trip. Attending doctors Dr Charles L Scudder and Dr Fred T Murphy were at his bedside. Mrs Hay and the physicians had noted his condition improving until the sudden decline late night.
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Rockefeller funds support colleges with 210 million
The Rockefeller foundation provides a 210 million fund to colleges across states, aiming to expand endowments and bolster higher education institutions nationwide. This distribution targets improving facilities, scholarships, and research programs.
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Rockefeller Gifts Endow Ten Million for U S Higher Education
The General Education Board receives a ten million dollar endowment from John D. Rockefeller to be held in perpetuity. Income may be distributed to or used for colleges and universities nationwide, with no denominational bias and no sectarian preference.
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Famous General Hugh Ewing Dies at 79 in Lancaster Ohio
General Hugh Boyle Ewing, a Civil War veteran and son of Senator Thomas Ewing, died at his Lancaster home at age 79. A West Point graduate, he led the 14th Ohio and the Fourth Division at Missionary Ridge, suffering heavy losses. He later served as Major General and was sent to The Hague by President Lincoln before returning to Lancaster. Surviving children include Rev. Father Hugh Ewing and George Ewing.
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National Waterways Conference Calls for Washington Convention
The National Waterways Conference at the Grand Hotel issued a call for a National Waterways Convention in Washington during Congress. An executive committee of nine, led by J F Ellison, was appointed to organize support from the National Rivers and Harbors Congress and Eastern interests for liberal river and harbor improvements.
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Ladies Free European Trip Begins From New York
The Cincinnati Commercial Tribune organizes a fifty woman free trip to Europe aboard the Big Four special to London Paris and other locales. The group sails from Londonderry aboard the Caledonia and tours England Ireland Scotland Wales and parts of France before returning to Cincinnati by a special train. The journey includes stops in Miamisburg Dayton Springfield Columbus Albany and a State Capitol visit with a $20 note and card case enclosed for each traveler.
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Tender of $20 for items omitted in offer
The Commercial Tribune sends a closing note with a check of 20 dollars to cover expenses not included in the earlier offer. The message wishes a pleasant voyage and safe return, signed Very truly yours THE COMMERCIAL TRIBUNE.
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Seventy in Party For Excursion Contingent
The group includes about twenty additional attendees alongside fifty contest winners and relatives. Miss E B Allen led all business arrangements for the excursion and previously organized a similar trip for The Cincinnati Commercial Tribune.
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End of Competition for Steel Rails Pool Formed
An international pool for steel rails is formed by English German Belgian and United States rail manufacturers to divide markets. American producers will control rail sales on the American continent from the Great Lakes to the Magellan Strait while European makers face no intense American rivalry in other fields.
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Deluge of Beer Flows Through Xenia Sewers
Fragments describe a chaotic scene in Xenia with sewer flooding amid a so called dry town controversy. Mentions Dayton and Brinkin with unclear context and several garbled phrases.
Remarkable airship flight lands atop Toledo ten story building
A. Roy Knabenshue piloted an airship three miles through ideal Toledo skies, reaching 3000 feet briefly before landing on a ten story building amid crowds. He then returned to the depot in fifteen minutes, praising his craft as easier to man and better navigated.
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THREE MUTINIES ENDED AT SIGHT OF ARMED FORGE
A dispatch from Odessa reports the Kniaz Potemkine did not surrender and joined by the battleship Georgi Pobiedonosetz. Both ships anchor in the Roads using searchlights amid fears of an attack by a squadron fifteen miles away. The commander was ordered to sink the rebel ships.
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Kentucky Lawyer Carries Revolver in Saloon Incident
Morris Breckenridge a 40 year old Kentucky lawyer from Danville created a scene at the Mecca saloon on Walnut Street last night. He displayed a blue steel revolver while arguing with patrons and gesturing, prompting police to arrest him for carrying concealed weapons.
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Four Women Victims in City Auto Crash
Chicago reports five people injured in a collision tonight. Four are women with two in critical condition. Carl Walter drove the car for Hagar J Unklein with Mrs G Sissell Mrs Marian Sissell Mrs H McDonald and George McDonald among the injured. The coupe's driver is George McDonald. Early details log the velocity and impact as factors.
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Revolts in Russian Army and Navy Suppressed
Official dispatches report revolts in the army and navy quelled with no large scale recurrence. Troops in Odesa Cronstadt and Libau maintained order as mutineers surrendered unconditionally. Loyal Czarist forces met mutineers bloodlessly and secured victory.
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ELOPING WOMAN SHOT IN STREET IN CLEVELAND
Albert Henry Darwin from Joliet Illinois shot and killed Mrs Anna Gray a 30 year old tailor s wife in Cleveland after they eloped and lived in Chicago Akron and elsewhere. Several bystanders stopped him from killing himself. Darwin 36 was arrested.
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Judge Gray to arbitrate dispute for miners
Judge George Ilmington Del today accepted arbitration from the board regarding a miners dispute. The Commercial Tribune reports the arbitration speed is set, with the judge to act as umpire in the matter.
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