National McKinley Monument At Canton Nears Completion
Special to The Sun Canton Ohio May reports the national McKinley monument in Westlawn Cemetery nearing completion. The project, funded by over half a million subscribers, overlooks Canton and honors the assassinated president. Initiated by Senator Hanna Supreme Justice Day and former Ohio Governor Hererick. Dedication planned for September.
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Westlawn Cemetery
President McKinley
Hanna
Supreme Justice Day
Gov
Hererick
Ohio
Idaho Settling Place of Wanderers Shown By Tests
Boise May 18 Idaho is shown as the home of wanderers by jurors in the Haywood case. The article notes many jurors were born in Idaho’s states and territories as fishing for a jury exposed regional roots. Missouri leads as mother of Idahoans with Iowa second. Foreigner penetration in the region remains slight. The trial pits mine owners and the Western Federation of Miners against a broad working class. Ada county farmers may control the verdict.
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Promice
Godwin
Maine
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Mississippi
Calfornia
Oregon
Washington
Issippin
Texas
Missouri
Iowa
New York
South Carolina
Haywood
Western Federation of Miners
Ada County
Wells
National Guard
Sherman Bell
McDonald
Crowds Cheer Spain's Infant Born at Madrid Palace
Crowds gathered at Madrid palace after the birth of a royal baby. King Alfonso and Queen Mother appeared on the balcony to acknowledge the crowd bowing as the king tipped his hat in greeting.
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Alfonso
Spain
Trinity
New York
Trinity Church
Anneke Jans
State Senate
Wallstig
Two Heroes Meet Admiral Dewey and General Kuroki in New York Banquet
Public friendship demonstrated as Admiral Dewey and General Kuroki linked arms at a Hotel Astor banquet for Japanese visitors. The event underscored cordial US Japan relations amid California issues and the broader aim of public diplomacy.
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Admiral Dewey
Kuroki
Hotel Astor
Washington
Japan
California
Roosevelt
Morton
Cornelius Bliss
Seth Low
E. S. A. de Lima
United States
Gen. Kuroki
Commodore Perry
Tell your troubles to a policeman life advice essay
An editorial urges men not to burden wives with daily business woes at home. It contrasts troubled, dour husbands with cheerful commuters who leave worries behind at the station. The piece promotes sharing burdens with a policeman and keeping home life free of professional details.
Beatrice Knollys Hosts Wedding Cake for Crippled Children
Beatrice Knollys niece of King Edward's private secretary and Sir Capel Wolseley recently wed. The couple visited an East Side restaurant with fifty crippled children. The bride cut the wedding cake and distributed portions to the young guests who had rarely tasted such a gesture.
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Beatrice Knollys
King Edward
Capel Wolseley
Wells Found Bomb Intended for Judge Wells
Special to The Sup Boise May 8 Gen Bulkeley Wells, linked to Colorado mining turmoil, testifies on a plot to kill Justice Goddard. Orchard allegedly confessed planting a bomb at Goddard’s gate. a bomb was later dug up at the judge’s gate. Wells led a National Guard unit and helped transport Haywood’s group to Boise.
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Haywood
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Boise
Steve Adams
Telluride
Barney
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Miners’ Federation
Denver
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