Death of Mrs McKinley Shocks Nation in May of 1900
A flood of grief swept the country after the death of Mrs. McKinley. President McKinley,. Vice President Roosevelt and other officials prepared to attend the funeral in Canton. Telegrams of sympathy poured in from diplomats and government leaders as the nation mourned the long-time First Lady and her role beside the late president.
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Agricultury
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Unaenblad
Presidett McKinley
Frank M. Mis Tol
Metropallian Methodiiat Church
McKinley
Aiany Offeina
Auleg
Qontael
Ie Whitehouse
Comal
Pntit
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Roosevelt
Watt
Fumera
Aus
McKinles
Bulleti
Fevren
Mya
Molghules
Barber
Olvera
Mckinley Witewaby
Vondalence
Think Irish Bill Death Looms in Cabinet Dissent
London reports reveal cabinet displeasure over the Dublin Convention and potential moves on the Easter Island Irish Bills. Loyalists and reformists clash as parliamentary talks weigh repudiate threats, with key figures Nalfour and Trelandian cabinet members under pressure to act.
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London
Pariamen Trewry Campbell Hannermen
Dilaveryatie
Nalfour
Ueononattion
Dow
Trelann
Telah Wennell
Tretad
Rouwlows
Lronbiniot
Ieee
Quubet
Society
Sian
Hettoat Ethe Anti-Artians
Tristan Ti
Artity
Lustig Bayelat
Machtin
Artitav
Military Mass Observed For War Dead In Brooklyn Parade
A massed military ceremony in Brooklyn drew 5,000 armed men from New York units and volunteers. The event included a memorial in a dry crater and a procession of units from the Navy Yard, Twelfth United States Infantry, and National Guard regiments. Canadian troops and veterans groups joined, with representatives from the Spanish American War Veterans and Grand Army of the Republic among organizers and participants.
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New York
Brooklyn
Une Sitlers
S Nivy Yard
United States Infantey
Lnland
Severi Campatina
I Naval Regeive
Mira
Grand Army of the Republic
Hebrew Veterans
Sons of Veterans
Army and Navy Union
Organensis
Arrests and evasive journeys surface in odd court case
A fragmented report lists Albert Johnson freed after arrest on burglary suspicions, while a man claimed to seek work to Lombard is linked to an employment agency. Several men, including John O'Brien Ed Wella and Joe Narrhon, receive five day city jail for drunkenness. Names of others appear as suspects in various petty offenses and a drug/printing scheme near a shop, with scattered details about a Newsboy ink newspaper venture.
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Bunel
Oikern
Yetlee
Torn
Albert Johnson
Berging
Kenow
Lombard
Howe
le Uiey
John O'Brien
Ed Wella
Joe Narr
O'Brien
Jean Canin
Bel Wow
Woods
Meeni Sanders
Gores Kelley
Aly
Heweing
Campbell
Unclear fragmentary report on meetings and strikes
Fragmentary OCR text showing May 26 dates in New York and London with references to meetings and a potential strike. Many garbled names and phrases. core details about employment, negotiations, and a possible halt in work appear but are unreadable.
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New York
Belo
Confesses He Killed Girl in New York Scandal Case
Henry Teckes admits to a detailed confession about Mora Linefelds murder in Winthusrt, tracing the knife attack and sequence from the pump to the victim and the escape. He mentions a companion the first time, later retracting, and identifies a man named Galvin as a possible witness in the yard incident.
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New York
Henry Teckes
Mora Linefeld
Winthurst
Lin
Avime
Avime and Was Mette Vy Misa
Andy Stmannon
May
Restored to Owner After Long Abandonment Report
Fragmented OCR note describes a long restoration story with references to Lowa May 2 and New Orleans. It mentions ownership transfers, suppression of forced labor, and multiple geographic locations including St. Petersburg and Alabama. The readable fragments indicate a complex historical restitution or property return scenario with disrupted dates and names.
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Wivaline
Urbieket
Ather
Talis
Lowa
Koes KG
Quirs
Xenrel Tor Ik
Niles
Seoren van
Bell
New Orleans
Ebay
Alabama
ABC
Police Charge Non-Union Men in Street Car Vandalism Case
A police report details alleged violence and vandalism on a Kentucky avenue line, with non union workers accused of breaking windows and staging an incident to discredit the company. Chief Dinan and Captain Duke led inquiries, while mixed testimony cited deliberate window smashing and earlier misstatements. The day was mostly calm aside from scattered incidents and cab disruptions amid ongoing tensions.
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Npllen
Eary
Kentucky
Alyaot
San Tine
Wmlut
HubHe Yeparty
Tellransts
Leleere
Declarex
Fata
Duke
Southerst Paltge
Alatian Uy
Mindy
Chiee Dinan
Pole Jann Morinvily
Corman
Eighteenth Street
Gornjun
A. G. Brelly
San Remo Zvenu
Mullardy
Thornwell Millalty
Calhoun
York
California
Broatdle Avenue
Aene
Jormal Mamber Caerlet
Unclear OCR narrative of street scene and misread events
Fragmentary report describes various names and actions amid a chaotic street scene. It mentions purchases, a gold item, and a troubling reference to a split event near Allen Nellie and James McMahon, with uncertain dates and locations.
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Tanet
Moaa
Alan Nellie
Shan
Ste
Morris
Apt. Walken
Ube
Janes McMahon
Josoul Chambers
Mindy
Patol Ienow
Local figure Albert Derik Mrovidenen dies after long illness
The report notes the death of Albert Derik Mrovidenen a longtime leader at TANI ELL Krown University and other institutions. Details indicate a lengthy career and a life centered in the community with recognition across organizations.
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Albert Wurkione
Ahiliert Harte Howe
Priest's Body Found in Trunk Mystery Deepens
A trunk concealed a priest's body identified as Timoyinn. Authorities note the corpse showed signs of suffocation. the scene involved a West Tebnicon address and a high leather bag. Investigations focus on robbery motives linked to money and possible suspects including Armenian associates.
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Margne
Etfert
West Tebnicon
Iriya
Unclear Note from Niagara Pilly Ont On Military Movement
Fragmentary text references General Kuroki of the army and movements between Niagara Pilly Ont and Chirigo with plans to travel to Buffalo and onward, unclear due to garbled OCR, mentions sutte and to-morrow. Names and places are uncertain in this damaged excerpt.
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Sirogwen
Niagara
Kuroki
Uffalo
Chirigo
Wisherbew the Congregation Disrupted by Persistent Cough
A member caused disruption during Sunday worship by coughing repeatedly. The individual requested a bottle of Wolry's Troney and Tar, Purehen Drag Cc. to address the irritation.
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Wolry
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