Beautiful Tribute to William McKinley at Canton Ceremony
The president’s McKinley Memorial program featured a living flag address at Central High, a luncheon, and a bronze statue unveiled by Miss Helen McKinley. Governor Harris spoke on law, property rights, and national solidarity, praising McKinley’s democracy and urging public duty.
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West Public Square
Central High School
McKinley Memorial
Harris
Frank M. Bristel
Washington, D. C
William R. Day
McKinley
Helen McKinley
James Whitcomb
Riley
President Roosevelt
America
Bishop Horstman
President McKinley
Niehaus
National McKinley Memorial
Canton
Buffalo
Roosevelt Attends McKinley Memorial Dedication in Canton
Canton observes a national ceremony as President Roosevelt dedicates the McKinley Memorial on Westlawn hill. Dignitaries from Cincinnati Cleveland and Columbus join veterans from the Grand Army of the Republic and fraternal orders in a public tribute to President McKinley. Roosevelt arrives at 10 15 amid strong praise and escorts to the reviewing stand.
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Canton
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
Westlawn Cemetery
McKinley National Memorial Association
William McKinley
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Columbus
Grand Army of the Republic
Knights of Pythias
Knights Templar
Odd Fellows
Elks
Roosevelt
Justice Day
Roosevelt Praises McKinley in Canton Address
President Roosevelt honors William McKinley in a Canton speech dated September 30. He praises McKinley’s upright character, peace-loving nature, and wartime service, noting his rise from congressman to president while maintaining simple kindness to all people.
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Canton
Roosevelt
McKinley
William McKinley
Lincoln
Epitaph and Legacy of William McKinley Foreseen in 1901
The text honors McKinley as a statesman who united conflicting forces, led with poise, and showed broad sympathy for all citizens. It cites his 1901 LL D from Berkeley and Lincolnian ideals of charity, forbearing arrogance, and equal justice, urging admiration for his public and home life.
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Cortelyou
Pacific Slope
Wheeler
University of California
John Hay
McKinley
John Tay
William McKinley
United States
Berkeley
Lincoln
Mrs. C. O. Richter Dies Suddenly at 57 Near Overpeck
Mrs. C O Richter died suddenly at her Overpeck home Monday morning after showing no illness earlier. She was 57 and survived by her widower and daughter Lillian Richter Kinsinger. Funeral plans not stated.
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C. O. Richter
Overpeck
Miner-Advisor Major Wilson Arrested on Fraud Charge
Joplin Missouri report states Major C H Wilson long-time operator in the Missouri Kansas lead and zinc district was arrested for allegedly obtaining money in connection with fraudulent mining companies.
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Joplin
C. H. Wilson
Missouri-Kansas Lead and Zinc
Rev Converse Dead in Louisville Presbyterian Leader Dies
Rev Francis Bartlett Converse editor of the Christian Observer and leading Presbyterian church figure in the south died suddenly at his home 422 West St Catherine street early Sunday morning after an illness of under two hours.
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Louisville
Francis Bartlett Converse
The
Christian Observer
Presbyterian Church of the South
West St. Catherine Street
Tickets Named Harmony in Middletown Ticket Complete
The Democratic committee filled all county vacancies and prepared for November elections. In Middletown the ticket lists Frank C. Diver as treasurer with a full slate including Kaser, Smith, Brady, Wolverton, Wilson, Russell, Banzhoff, Stulz, Nederlander, McCabe, Martin, and Selby. In Lemon township Jonathan H. Beard was nominated trustee.
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Democratic Committee
Middletown
Frank C. Diver
Board of Public Service
Robert A. Kaser
George Smith
Charles Brady
William Wolverton
T. C. Wilson
Charles E. Russell
William Banzhoff
Charles W. Stulz
Ben Nederlander
Board of Education
Henry J. McCabe
John W. Martin
W. Selby
Lemon Township
Jonathan H. Beard
Hanover township nominations list announced
Nominations in Hanover township include Trustee Peter C Gardner Treasurer William Hughes Board of Education Leonard Eichler and Constable Samuel Beatty.
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Hanover Township
Peter C. Gardner
William Hughes
Board of Education
Leonard Eichler
Samuel Beatty
Layhigh District Names Board Candidates Jerdon Demoret
Elmer Jerdon and Samuel Demoret were named as the candidates for the Layhigh special school district board of education in a recent announcement. Both candidates seek to guide district policy and school oversight.
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Elmer Jerdon
Samuel Demoret
Board of Education
Layhigh Special
Morgan Township Ticket Nominates Local Officials
Morgan township completes its ticket with Constables Cuy Evans and Clifford B. Daniels Justice of the Peace Frank Lyle Board of Education member John Moorehead names listed as part of the slate.
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Morgan Township
Cuy Evans
Clifford B. Daniels
Frank Lyle
Board of Education
John Moorehead
May Register Owing to Large Voter Turnout Sets Special Day
Deputy state supervisors of elections announce another special registration day tomorrow due to many new registrations and removals. Hours are 8 am to 2 pm and 9 am to 9 pm. The unprecedented total reflects the city’s growing population.
Gas meeting set after Miller informs mayor of schedule
Mayor Thomas was told by E E Miller of a conference on the gas question. Miller said White is attending a New York meeting and will be in Cleveland soon, then Cincinnati later in the week, when a city committee meeting will be arranged. The company will fulfill its gas supply commitments.
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Thomas
E. E. Miller
Miller
White
New York
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Drys Win College Corner Local Option Vote
The College Corner election on Saturday passed in favor of the drys with 61 votes to 36.
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College Corner
Drys
Allen Withdraws From Democratic Mayoral Nomination
William H. Allen has withdrawn as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for mayor.
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Wm. H. Allen
Mrs Joyce Dies in Minneapolis at widow of Bishop Joyce
Mrs Carrie Bosserman Joyce of Laporte Indiana and widow of Bishop Isaac W Joyce died suddenly at the Minneapolis home of her son Frank L Joyce. He was formerly pastor of Trinity and St Pauls Methodist churches in Cincinnati.
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Laporte
Ind
Carrie Bosserman Joyce
Isaac W. Joyce
Trinity
St. Paul’s Methodist Episcopal
Cincinnati
Frank L. Joyce
Minneapolis
Baby Names Sparks NY Separation Battle
After about a year of marriage Jacob and Selma Eckhardt seek a separation over choosing their first born girl's name. The dispute is whether to name the baby after Selma's mother or Jacob's mother, a contention so serious that Selma, age 17, asks the court for a divorce from her 20 year old husband.
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New York
Jacob
Selma Eckhardt
Eckhardt
Death of Mrs. William Eichhorn at Reiley
Mrs. Margareth Eichhorn nee Huber, born August 21 1833 in Mahrenheim Germany, died Saturday after a yearlong illness. Survived by widower William Eichhorn, son William, brothers George and Philip Huber, and other relatives. Funeral Tuesday at 10 am from the home with interment at Greenwood Cemetery Hamilton.
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William Eichhorn
Reiley
Eichhorn
Margareth Huber
Mahrenheim
Rheinphalz
Germany
America
William
Mary Huber
Hamilton
Eichhorn & Hartman
Louise
Henry
George
Philip Huber
Reformed Church of
Millville
Greenwood Cemetery
A. W. Carnahan Dead at 127 Eaton Avenue
Allen W. Carnahan dies at home after lingering illness on Sunday at 3 pm. Born April 17, 1832 in Ohio, aged 75 years 5 months 12 days. Survived by two daughters and a son abroad. Funeral at 2 pm Wednesday at his home.
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Allen W. Carnahan
Eaton Avenue
Mr. Carnahan
Ohio
West
Puthoff Funeral Arrives From Monument Colorado
Mrs Ellen Puthoff and daughter Miss Maud Puthoff arrived from Monument Colorado with the body of Arthur W Puthoff who died last Thursday night. The funeral will be Tuesday at 10 AM at 211 South Third Street with Revs Charles A Austin and W H Mason officiating. Interment Greenwood.
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Ellen Puthoff
Maud Puthoff
Monument
Colo
Arthur W. Puthoff
South Third Street
Charles A. Austin
W. H. Mason
Greenwood
Mrs DeCamp Dead In Cincinnati Home
Mrs. Sarah P. DeCamp aged 67 years 5 months 4 days died at 17 North Third Street at 9 o clock Sunday morning of general debility. She was daughter of James B. and Sarah P. King born in Reily. Survived by daughter Mrs. Anna B. Wilkinson of Hamilton and brother Walter DeCamp of Bond Hill with sister Mrs. Elizabeth Lindley. Remains to be taken to Reiley Tuesday at noon for interment at 2 o clock in the village cemetery.
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Sarah P. DeCamp
North Third Street
O’cloeck
James B
Sarah P. King
Reily
Anna B. Wilkinson
Hamilton
Walter DeCamp
Bond Hill
Elizabeth Lindley
Reiley
Father's Revenge in Indiana Disinherits Son for Judgment
Terre Haute Indiana September 30 Be cause his son A K Hildreth took judgment against him for 200 William Hildreth of Edgar county Illinois has disinherited him The father planned to give each of his seven children 100 acres valued at 150 per acre The deeds were changed and the 100 acres intended for A K will go to the other children.
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Terre Haute
Ind
A. K. Hildreth
Wiliam Hildreth
Edgar County
Illinois
A. K
Mrs Thaw Returns From Europe Homeward Journey
Mrs William Thaw mother of Harry K Thaw arrived in New York from Europe aboard the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria as the steamship voyage concluded.
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New York
William Thaw
Harry K. Thaw
Europe
Kaiserin Auguste Victoria
Pastors Arrive for Evangelical Lutheran Convention
The Evangelical Lutheran Church holds a six session convention at Immanuel Church with 27 visiting pastors listed from Indiana Ohio Kentucky and Cincinnati. Two daily services begin tomorrow at 9 o clock with Wednesday night special service conducted by Rev Hoffmann of Brazil Indiana and communion for ministers.
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The
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Immanuel Church
G. Ziegler
Markworth
Biedemann
Senel
Lange
Sehals
Seburdel
Indianapolis
Fisher
Amora
Ind
Kretzmann
Vincennes
Pohlmann
Sauer
P. H. Schmidt
Ed Schmidt
Seymore
Schultz
Zach
Menizen
Cincinnati
Wambsgauss
Funhaber
Columbus
Hoffman
Brazil
Bootle
White Creek
Baungart
Waymanville
Kaiser
Jonesville
Meyer and Juengel
Brownstown
Schumaker
Louisville, Ky
Schleicher
Laresville
Wyneken
Farmers’ Retreat
Koch
Benhaus
Hesemann
Batesville
Rev. Hoffmann
Hamilton News Briefs and Local Incidents
Reports include Nellie Mess Soames accusing James Meese of leaving her destitute with two children, and a marriage claim by Mrs F Baker about George Ulm abusing his wife. A theatre production “Strongheart” impressed at Smiths theatre with Ralph Stuart leading. Police seek George Ulm, and Newton Givens faces shooting accusations but was arrested. A man’s foot injured at East Hamilton foundry. a stranger failed to steal a ring at 861 North Second Street boarding house. The new ambulance is ready for display at the county fair. a burglary attempt at 120 Linden Street found no intruder. Lane library closes for the fair. John Robertson of Oxford pleads not guilty to embezzlement and posts bond.
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Nellie Mess Soames
James Meese
Edward Pater
Washington Street
Strongheart
Fair Houses
Smiths Theatre
Ralph Stuart
Hamilton
George Ulm
Forest Avenue
Lindenwald
North Second Street
John Sehweitzer
Metcalfe
Linden Street
Frank Rumpler
Harry Walke
Baker Ambrust
Fred Meili
Hooven, Owens & Rentsehler
Lane Free Library
John Robertson
Oxford
Western and Southern Life Insurance Company
Squire Murphy
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M’kinley
Mehaus
Richter
Rev. Converse
Layhigh
Days
Allen
Mrs. Joyce
Baby
Eckhardts
A. W. Carnahan
Arthur Puthoff
Mrs. Thaw
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