Typical American William McKinley Tribute in Memo rial Sermon
The memorial address portrays McKinley as a typical American, a man of middle class upbringing and deep public service. It recalls his wartime service, rise in Congress, and presidency, praising his diplomacy, financial leadership, and devotion to the country as the nation mourns his assassination.
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Congress of the
United States
Republic
Igh
France
Italy
William McKinley
Mainley
Ohio
Jael
Hawaii
Caribbean
Stedman
Hewall
Tutuila
Porto Rica
Eipalene
Cuba
Monroe
Europe
McKinley
China
Mr. Hay
Mr. McKinley
America
Washington
Lincoln
A Strong Resemblance in Harlem Life
A humorous anecdote notes a baby’s strong resemblance to its mother with the father recalling the baby spoke at six months old, a vivid remark from Harlem Life.
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Harlem
Ohio legislature opens week with tax and local option bills
The Ohio House and Senate rolled out measures on fish and game powers, railroad sheds, and annual reports while considering the Cole tax bill on utilities, local option Beal bills, and bond interest for the state board of agriculture. A 58,500 dollar appropriation for Vicksburg siege markers and a 50,000 dollar grant for agriculture bonds were approved.
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Columbus
House
Fish and Game Commission
Senate
Hosea
Gallipolis
Cole
Express
Union
Ohio
State Board of Agriculture
Cameron
Patterson
House of Representatives
Vicksburg
Dunnne
Franklin
Common Pleas
Fourth Judicial District
Longworth
Hancock
General Revenue Fund
Andrews
Willoughby
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Hurst
Tuscarawas County
Guernsey
Taylor
Henry G Marquand Dies In New York
Henry G Marquand long president of the Metropolitan Museum of Art and former head of Marquand Parmely banking dies at his New York home. Born in 1819 he made major gifts loans to the Met and presented a chapel to Princeton University. He also helped build a gymnasium there with Robert Bonner and supported many charities.
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Henry G. Marquand
New York
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Marquand & Parmely
Mr. Marquand
Princeton University
Robert Bonner
British steamer Nyassa runs aground near Ossabaw Island
Savannah Georgia February 27. The British steamship Nyassa en route from Huelva Spain to Savannah ran ashore on Ossabaw island about 25 miles south of Tybee light Monday afternoon. There are hopes of saving her hull and with good weather it may be possible to take off her cargo.
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Savannah
Nyassa
Huelva
Spain
Ossabaw Island
Tybee Light
Major plate glass factories to suspend operations in July
Will close their plants in a nationwide move for the first time in the American plate glass trade. Beginning in July to cover the summer months, a concentrated stop will affect virtually all factories, marking a historic halt in production.
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Muncie
Ind
German Language Decline and Civic Tales From Europe
The Berlin fire department logged 11 060 calls last year. Germany’s wheat crop fell 35 percent from 1900. Swiss German speakers drop from 714 to 697 per 1000. In Lunenburg Prussia husbands must be home by 11 pm or pay about $2.50, half to the wife.
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Berlin
Switzerland
Lunenburg
Prussia
The Disciples Scattered and Philip in Samaria
A Sunday School lesson outlines Saul’s persecution driving believers abroad and Philip’s preaching in Samaria with miracles and healings. It notes Simon the sorcerer’s influence, his attempted buyable power, and Peter and John’s role in confirming the apostles’ blessing through the Spirit.
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Saul
Philip
Samaria
Christ
Simon
A. D
Stephen
Jesus
Agrippa
Khans
Phil
Simon Marcus
Peter
John
New literary projects and copyright battles sweep the globe
Secretary Cortelyou and Judge Day plan a definitive life of McKinley. Wallace Budge to publish a complete prehistoric Egypt history. Laurens signs The Apotheosis of Colbert. Mrs Meynell tours California delivering lectures. Ben Hur play edition appears in London amid 27 English editions of Wallace’s novel. Melbourne bans Zola novels as indecent literature. seized at Port Melbourne and burned.
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Cortelyou
Judge Day
William McKinley
Wallace Budge
British Museum
Egypt
M. Jean Paul Laurens
Paris
Colbert
Louis XIV
Alice Meynell
California
London
Gen. Wallace
England
M. Zola
Melbourne
Supreme Court
Port Melbourne
Custom House Yard
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Ohio Legislature
Jesus Christ
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Ill
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Defiance, Ohio
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Tdefiance Miller
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Toledo
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Crurgist
Clinton & Jackson Sts
EB. N. Lewis
C. F. Wells
Villa Ridge, II
Weil
DR. Taft Bros.’ Medicine CO
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G. M. Watkins
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Omaha
Beniry
Rockford
Dubuque
Waterboo
Council Bluffs
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