Morgan Attacks Free Speech At Rally And Fire Hits Hospital
Rev T J Morgan accuses a prominent figure of using tremendous power to aid the Romish Church. He links Mormonism heathenism and Christian Science as barriers to progress. Separately a hospital blaze injures four attendants and endangers twenty five sleeping in the drying room and upper floor. all escape safely as smoke fills the building.
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Paul
Ireqwielis
T. J. Morgan
Baptist
Wiselon Goole
Mark Hanna
Gancan
Tend
Republican Party
Smpire
Fie
Mall
Fatal mine explosion near Fernie referenced in Crow's Nest report
Seattle dated May 24 reports a Fernie coal mine accident at 7:30 Thursday evening with about 130 miners underground. 110 men died, 20 saved. By last night 36 bodies recovered and all expected to be out by tomorrow as ventilation improves and fans operate, with prospects favorable.
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Seattle
Wash
Times
T. C. Thompson
Crow's Nest Coal Company
Fernie
T. R. Stocker
Archibal Dick
Imines
R. DB. Drennen
No. 3
Willie Robertson
D A.m
Lord Pauncefote Dead At Washington Embassy
Lord Pauncefote the British ambassador to the United States died at the embassy in Washington after a winter illness. President Roosevelt, Secretary Hay, and other officials expressed condolences. The body remained in an upper chamber pending arrangements.
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Roosevelt
Raikes
Lord Pauncefote
Hay
Washington
von Hobben
J. Hill
St. John's Episcopal Church
Mackay-Smith
Philadelphia
St. John's
von Holleben
M. Cambon
Count Cassin
Senor Aspiroz
Signor
Mayer Des Planches
Frye
Senate
Henderson
House of Representatives
Rock Creek Cemetery
England
Preston
United States
Olmsted Gifts for Y M C A Pool and Bath Remodel
Mr. J G Olmsted of the city pledged 5000 to remodel baths and build a swimming pool at the local Young Men's Christian Association on condition the remaining 90 debt is canceled within thirty days. The move follows past large gifts and a drive that brought in 580 donors supporting 1900s fundraising efforts.
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Tome Hallding Histery
Young Men's Christian Association
J. G. Olmsted
Olmsted
Board
Bentley
Clinton Nourse
S.A. Merril
L. M. Martin
G. McCarthy
BE. W. Peck
Risser
Rawson
C. A. Rawson
Een Soult
Iad
Slye
K. Seager
W. E Tone
C. H. Turner
day_Tone
W. W. Willams
DF. Wit
Unissum
Charles Johnson
J. B. Olmsted
Bentley & Olmsted Company
Des Moines Association
Johnson
Outory
Young Men's Christ In Association
Town Savings and Loan Association
R. Ankeny
WH. Arnold
George W. Baker
W. B. Bentley
F. A. Baylies
J. M. Callender
J. 3
Clark
H. D. Campbell
Percy Collins
W. J. Coffin
GC. R. Chase
C. N. Catlins
HH. Campbell
W. P. Chase
H. L Carroll
J. A. Cattell
C. C. Crowell
C. L. Dahlberg
Jacob
Emery
W. C. Edinger
J. M. Galusha
John L. Garrett
John Gibson
African King Arrives to Honor King Edward at Coronation
Lewaniksa King of Barotsland arrives from South Africa as the sole foreign monarch attending King Edward’s coronation. American envoy Whitelaw Reid and party receive gold pins and brooches set with rubies and pearls. Invitations have been issued. dowager peeresses and reigning peers will sit in coronation robes with coronets.
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London
Lewaniksa
Barotzland
Rhodesia
Edward
South Africa
Whitelaw Reid
Associus
Des Moines Company Goes Home
A long story of labor and appeal unfolds amid the Indian states, detailing clashes over claims by Catholic and Protestant groups. The piece covers courtly and religious negotiations, a mine disaster rescue, and the deaths of several figures, including Lord Pauncefote, with diplomatic fallout and memorial arrangements continuing in Washington.
Death of Lord Pauncefote Shocks London Diplomatic Circle
London May 24 The death of Lord Pauncefote British ambassador at Washington sent shock through the foreign office and embassy. Officials expressed deep sympathy with the widow and noted his tact in the Venezuelan dispute. Commentary praises his diplomatic skill and extensive service across posts. The notice continues with related editorials and tributes.
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Ae Wrevaston
Lord Pauncefote
Ash
United
Dr. Thayer
Johns Hopkins University
Thayer
Baltimore
Finge
Arlington Hotel
Rochambeau
Pauncefote
White House
Mre. L. Lester
Hay
State Department
Department of State
Washington
Marquis of Lansdowne
London
Lord Tauncefote
John Hay
Congress
North Carolina
Geo. Vanderbilt
Biltmore
Carolina Pines
Jung
Enly
Osler
England
Lord Pauancefote
Associated Press
British
Foreign Office
United States
Westminster Gazette
Great Britain
Lord Sailsbury
St. James Gazette
Pall Mall Gazette
Sackville
West
Misunderstood Invitation To September Maneuvers
In Washington a mix up over an invitation by General von Plessen led Corbin to misread a cordial offer to observe German maneuvers as an admission to attend in September. The War Department later announced leave for Corbin Wood and Young, while Emperor William’s prerogative and German hospitality complicate who is officially invited. Invitations typically go out by late June.
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Prarlin
von Piessen
Corbite
Prince Henry
Prussia
Washington
Corbin
United States
Wood
Young
War Department
Iba
Wiliam
Germany
General von Plessen
William
Presbyterians And Methodists Unite On Doctrinal Unity
A national Presbyterian general assembly session in New York featured Beveridge of Indiana and editor Buckley among speakers. They stressed Protestant unity against Catholic influence, stressing cross and flag as shared symbols and advocating evangelical aims within the church. The assembly also discussed Mexico’s church, revised creeds, and publishing operations amid financial concerns.
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New York
Presbyterian
United States
Beveridge
Indiana
Y. de J. A. Buckley
Mstian Advocate
Methodist Episcopal Church
Noyes
Buckley
Ickley
Presbyterian Church
Rome
Elroy
Isaac Boyce
Panto in City Hospital Reported by Munnet May 4
A brief city hospital update notes an incident or event associated with Munnet on May 4, with readable fragments indicating a local health or public concern. The item remains concise and non-graphic, reflecting typical newspaper brief notation.
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Panto
Munnet
Hhghye
Jealousy Tragedy Ends with Triple Death in Kansas
In Arkansas City on May 24 Frank Wilson shot and seriously wounded his wife and killed Abner Canter before dying by suicide. Jealousy over Canter's attentions to Wilson's wife led to the farmyard killings. Wilson, 28, Canter, 30, and the injured wife, 25, were all residents of the area.
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Frank Wilson
Abner Canter
Himmelf
Arkansas City
Kan
Wilson
Canter
Sarah Favorite
Woman shoots man in crowd on West Forty third Street
May 24 New York report says a hatless woman fired a revolver at a passing cyclist amid a large crowd on West Forty third street. The wounded man named Leon Galloway, said to be her husband, was shot in the back under the heart and rushed to a hospital in critical condition.
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Sledge
New York
Man's Baptist Home Mission
Soty
Chicago
Woman's ‘Ian Baptist Home Mission
Boston
Yank R. Hathaway
Yy Lemuel Moss
Kourg Gipty
Broadway
West Forty-third Street
Leon Galloway
Mixed German Views Cartoon Shows US and Frederick the Great
Berlin sketches in Bladeradatsch satirize the United States with Bartholdi statue welcoming Frederick the Great and Uncle Sam rolling up the Stars and Stripes in Cuba as American soldiers bayonet Filipino babies. It notes Barthold’s bill for a statue of General von Steuben in Washington and calls it a sign of imperial friendship.
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United States
Berlin
Bladeradatsch
Bartholdi
Frederick the Great
Uncle Sam
Cuba
Barthold
House of Representatives
Washington
General von Steuben
Emperor William
Weather Forecast for Iowa Sunday and Monday
Washington May 24 reports general Iowa weather for Sunday and Monday with variable wind.
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Washington
Iowa
The Sunday Leader Part I and II Highlights
Weekly edition summary listing include plans for coronation unveiling of Rochambeau statue and Memorial Day, miners ready to strike, Drake University festival, and regional society notes. Includes education board actions, city news, and various features on crime, culture, and local events from the period.
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Paar
E. J. Morgan
Vreimnd
Lord Paantofote
Glinsted
Y. MO. A
Rochambeoan
Fiana
City News
Friel
Christy
Drake University
Relna
Brooklyn
Denver
Grinnell High
State Educational Board
Conrsta
Lennon Malliot
Jollytog Battern Prake
Iralt
Loon
al Moore
Clu
David
Chou
Thames Dramatia
Mary Norman
Prince Henry's Dublin Visit Sparks German Deputation Rift
Prince Henry of Prussia declined to receive a German deputation in Dublin, triggering a ongoing dispute. The PET delegation included signatories Count von Stolberg and two German artists. Trinity College professor chaired. Irish Times calls for a satisfactory explanation, noting the prince’s unfriendly gesture contrasts with his US visit. He did win favor by buying a bright green jaunting car and sailing away aboard his flagship.
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White
Dublin
London
Prince Henry of
Prussia
Germany
Count von Stolberg
Trinity College
New York
Ireland
Irish Times
United States
Prince Henry
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