Mrs William McKinley dies peacefully at Canton
Mrs McKinley died at 1 05 p m at the Canton home after days of illness. Secretary Cortelyou announced the death and a simple funeral is planned at the McKinley residence with Dr Buxton officiating. President Roosevelt and Secretary Loeb will attend along with Vice President Fairbanks.
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McKinley
Cortelyou
M. C. Bar- Ser
Sarah Duncan
Luther Day
Justice
William K. Day
Wes. Portman
Rixey
Cortelyon
Wiliam Mekhinsey Post
George PD
Harter Post
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Buxton
McKinsey
Roosevelt
Loeb
Canton
Fairbanks
McKinleys
Ida McKinley to be laid in vault awaiting national mausoleum
Mrs Ida McKinley will rest in a West Lawn cemetery vault beside her husband until the national mausoleum on Monument Hill is completed. Condolences poured in from friends and leaders including President Roosevelt and Vice President Fairbanks. Mrs McKinley endured long illness yet supported her husband’s career and cherished the mausoleum dedication on Monument Hill. She was born Ida Faxton about 1843 and married William McKinley on January 25, 1871, with two daughters Katie and Ida, both of whom died in infancy.
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McKinley
West Lawn
National Mausoleum
Monument Air
Barber
Roosevelt
Fairbanks
Melkinley
Monument Hill
Ida McKinley
James A. Faxton
William McKinley
Washington
North Markets Street
Mrs McBhirley Remembered For Happy Married Life
Obituary notes that Mrs William McBhirley enjoyed a happy devoted marriage and loved children. She was fond of family life and gathered slippers as tokens of affection, while her husband held a steady home.
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William McBhirley
Mrs McKinley Aides Through Public Life And Charity
The text recalls Ida McKinley’s role as wife to three-term public servant McKinley, her Washington years, and Canton residence after his terms. It notes her socialite duties, friendship with Joseph Jefferson, habit of knitting over 3 500 slippers as keepsakes, affection for children, and fondness for roses and carnations. It mentions an estate valued at 215 000 dollars and its posthumous division among Abner McKinley’s heirs.
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Congress
Shoe
Washington
McKinley
McWinley
Tinncan
Mise Teten Me. Poe
Cleveland
Hermanus Thor
Mabel McKinley
Daugher
Abner McKinley
Rebellion Bites Zion Church Power Struggle in Chicago
In Chicago at Shiloh Tabernacle, factions oppose Wil Dor Glenn Voliva as leader of the Christian Catholic church. Police intervene as supporters of Deacon Barnes and Overseer McCulloch clash over Voliva’s stance on a general conference. Rebels form to depose the overseer and Voliva vows to name his successor and seek court action.
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Chicago
Shiloh Tabernacle
Aion City
Wil Dor
Glenn Voliva
John Alexander Powie
Christian Catholic Church
Voliva
Deacon V. We. Barnes
A. F. McCulloch
Barnes
McCulloch
Zion College
United States
Pat Crowe arrested in Omaha vagrant case
In Omaha on May 27 Pat Crowe, previously acquitted in a sensational case involving Eddie Cudahy, was arrested as a common vagrant and jailed. He was released on bond and will face trial as a vag.
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Omaha, Neb
Pat Crowe
Eddie Cudahy
Baseball Scores From Chicago May 27 scores listed
Saturday and Sunday results from the leagues show Brooklyn defeating Philadelphia and St Louis beating Pittsburg in the National League while American and Association play include Cleveland over Philadelphia and St Louis beating Boston. Western games note Des Moines Omaha defers and Pueblo Sioux City went to fourteen innings.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Pittsboro
Louis
Pittsburg
New York
Paoston
Cincinnati
St. Louis
American
Cleveland
Boston
Bostona
S. Association
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Columbus
St. Paul
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Louisville
Toledo
Des Moines
Omaha
Lincoln
Pueblo
Sioux City
Tueblo
Denver
Puello
Murdered Armenian Priest Found in Room Trunk
New York police report the murder of Rev. Father Kaspar, an Armenian church leader from Hoboken, whose body was found suffocated inside a trunk used as security for rent. Two unknown Greek men, Sarkis Ermajian and Sarkis WInorvian, with accomplice Paul Suarisatan, rented a room at 338 West 37th Street three weeks earlier and disappeared after the trunk was opened. The coroner notes the victim died from suffocation and a broken neck, his body dressed in clerical garments with coats and shoes.
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New York
Father Kaspar
Armenian Apostolicchurch
Hoboken
N. J
Henry Sherer
Soleit
Sarkis Ermajian
Sarkis wInorvian
Paul Suarisatan
Annie Sherer
West Thirty-seventh Street
Tate
Modesty of Women Prompts Reluctance for Indelicate Exams
Advert explains Favorite Prescription by Dr. R V Pierce as safe non alcoholic remedy for female weakness, irregularity, and debility. It cites endorsements, outlines free pamphlets and medical adviser offer, and promotes confidential consultations and Pleasant Pellets for digestion and bowel regulation.
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Erce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Dr. Pierce
Storm Toll Rises in Texas With Fourteen Dead
May 27 Dallas reports at least fourteen killed by tornadoes at Banory Wis Point and Gribble Springs and by lightning in other areas. Victims listed include Mrs T C Doughiss Svearold J B Littlejohn James McLiellen and children and Harold McCloskey. Widespread injuries and property destruction feared as lines down impede final count.
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Dallas
Tex
Banory
Wis Point
Gribble Springs
T. C. Doughiss Svearold
J. B
Littlejohn
Jas. McLiellen
Wisconsin Natives Seek Supplies After Separation
In Chippewa Falls on May 27 John Dietz of Cameron and his son Clarence visited Winter Saturday unarmed to buy supplies and see the world after two years apart. They stayed two hours and planned future visits, conversing with locals and members of a sheriff posse formed to capture them, but they left before noon.
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Wisconsin
John Dietz
Chippewsa Falls
Wis
Cameron Dam
Clarence
Accent Controversy Dashes Performance in Glasgow Play
In Glasgow a non Scottish actor faced boos for miscasting as Willie Nivol Jarvie in Keb Roy. An audience member shouted about the accent, and the actor retorted with a defiant quip claiming the critic had the accent himself.
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Sevich
Uillie Nivol Jarvie
Keb Roy
Glasgow
Ward
Raphael the Painter Tricks Innkeeper with Tabletop Gold
A tale of the young Raphael who could not pay his inn bill. He painted gold coins on a table and, shown in the right light, persuaded the host to show him the door. A wealthy English traveler later bought the table for about £50.
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Raphael
Flo
Tim
Counterfeit Coin Lesson From a Subtreasury Visit
A narrator recalls finding a counterfeit half dollar and visiting the Washington subtreasury. A clerk tests the coin by striking it with a mallet, returning a damaged piece marked OC. The tale ends with a vow to avoid excessive scruple after witnessing the blunt truth about bad money.
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Sam
Washington
New York Times
Charm in the Country Place Name Sparks Debate
A caller argues that the village estate name Idlewhile sounds romantic and dreamy. The housewife says the name is too suggestive and would attract tramps, provoking debate on naming and image in a rural community.
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Chirrzo News
J S Wise Economy Versus Penny Pinching Caution
A quotation from Success Mapa zine contrasts prudent economic management with penny pinching. It argues large minds avoid trivial time spent saving small amounts and emphasizes broader vision over mere frugality.
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Mapazine
Child Reports Father Asleep Before Dinner
A boy is sent to check if his father is asleep before dinner. He returns with the message that the father is asleep but says the scene is quiet and the home feels calm.
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Dowie
Earth
Hle
Hla
Noted Discouragement Over College Degree Prospects
In a Chicago Record-Herald quotation a speaker expresses doubt about future prospects as another college grants the degree LL and mentions concern over inheritance when Uncle Benjamin dies. The tone reflects anxiety about scarce opportunities and family finances.
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Sam
Benjamin
Chicago Record-Herald
Mean Dig Miss Passer and the Love Tangle
A garbled clipping notes Miss Pert and Meggendorfer Blatter mention relationships. The piece hints at missed chances to wed and a past suitor’s confession but lacks clear names or events. The tone is obituary-like in a social note style without concrete outcomes.
Millionaires Indicted in San Francisco Grand Jury Probe
Dozens of wealthy city officials and executives faced indictments from a San Francisco grand jury. Prosecutors charged Frank G. Demin and others with bribery and libel of public officials. Bonds totaled millions as defendants, including Rahm Schmidt and Calhoun, criticized the proceedings as procedurally flawed.
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San Francisco
Frank G. Demin
Magene de Sabia
Johny Martin
Thear
Libery
Ths Forther
Abratien Rief
Fonts
Rues and Sehinitz
Samy
Spero
Great Corporationa
Cotfex
Sehmitz
Calhoun
Calhoun Mins
Akron Republicans Demand State Convention Endorsement
In May 87 at Akron Ohio Simimit county presses the demand through the Republican executive committee for the state central committee to call a state convention or otherwise allow Republicans to show support for a presidential candidate. The resolution declares Patt as the best Rooseveltian representative and indorses him for the presidency. Senator Charles Dick was absent and did not oppose the move.
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Akron
Simimit County
Charles Dick
Foraker
Republican Executive Committee
State Central Committee
Olo
Patt
United States
Must Keep the Country's Holidays
Detroit May 27 firms in US with branch plants in Canada must observe Canadian holidays in their Canadian shops. Penberthy Injector Co Windsor employee denied Victoria Day layoff. Minister Reaume warns firm may face trouble if not allowed. Noted Western Lawyer Dead. Davenport May 27 W A Foster a leading western criminal lawyer dies of heart disease. Chicago Beats Wisconsin. Chicago May 27 University of Chicago defeats Wisconsin in track 71 0 to 65 2 5.
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Detroit
United States
Canada
J. C. Resume
Jesse O'Neill
Penberthy
Windsor
Victoria
Reaume
Davenport
W. A. Foster
Roger
Cronin
Chicago
August Spies
Haymarket
Strikes Paralyze Santiago Business and Gambling Boat Arrests
News outlines show Cuba's commerce crippled by a strike of longshoremen and others. Chicago police arrest about seventy passengers from the gambling boat City of Travera to test jurisdiction over bets made beyond any state. Roosevelt to speak at a Midwest college ceremony. Tift to address millers in St. Louis next Thursday.
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Santiago
Cub
Chicago
Travera
Roosevelt
United States
Lansing
Mieh
Warr Tift
National Millers’ Association
St. Taotts
New Ireland
Itureki
Niigara Falls
Ap Chiceago
Crenera
John Bororden
Athamta Ha
Davidson
Wiscornsti
Joseph Chamberlin
Quayer
Public Service
Cineramati
Jaime
JR. Merther
CEA
Mexico
Padua
Kennedy's Luxative Coushssriuk Cold Remedy
An old patent medicine advertises Kennedy's Luxative Coush ssriuk described as non opiate and gentle on the bowels. The product claims to move the body functions to drive a cold from the system and is offered by Wim FP Jungkunz, druggist on Stephenson Street.
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Kennedy
Wim
Jungkunz
Sd Stephenson Street
Piano tuner and piano teacher advertise services
S. J. Burdett, piano tuner, sets orders at Brown & Dollmeyer's or by phone. Harriet M. Burbank, piano teacher, location 36 Grove St. address and phone not fully readable.
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S. J. Burdett
Brown & Dollmeyer
Aarriet M. Burbank
Stude
Grove St
Merida Wealth and Sisal Hemp Boost Local Riches
The New York World notes Merida in Yucatan rivals all of Mexico in millionaire counts despite limited minerals. It credits sisal hemp Jeniquen with local wealth and says cold baths can aid vitality and weight management, depending on body condition.
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Mexico
Merida
Yucatan
New York World
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Zion
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Méecea
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Taft
Freeport Loan Company
Stephenson St
Tarbox
Northwest
F. A. Schulz
Barrington Hall
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Newman's
Schoeffel & Brokhausen
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BAZ
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Yarmouth
Royal Ann
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