Hanna Declines To Oppose Roosevelt Endorsement
Cleveland Ohio May 27 Senator Hanna will not oppose the Ohio Republican state convention endorsement of President Roosevelt. Hanna says a telegram from Roosevelt shows his desire for endorsement and he has notified the president he does not oppose the action. Washington May 27 Senator Foraker notes Hanna’s withdrawal from opposition and credits the endorsement with uniting the party for Roosevelt’s second term.
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Death of Dr S H Peabody at 54 in St Louis
Dr S Hobart Peabody assistant director of exhibits for the Louisiana Purchase Exposition died suddenly of apoplexy in St Louis aged 54. A noted mathematician linguist naturalist and astronomer he led the University of Maine as president before joining the Columbian Exposition staff and later held posts with Pan American and Paris expositions.
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S. Hobart Peabody
University of Tainois
Nberal Arts
Famous hurdler Beckwill skip Chicago race this week
Michael Beckmian, famed Minnesota hurdler and holder of the Western intercollegiate high hurdles record, will not compete at Chicago Saturday due to a strained muscle from two weeks earlier. Bachman likely runs final Western intercollegiate meet. next year he may join Yale or Harvard track teams.
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Fear Invasion Fear of Prisoner Escape in Jackson
Jackson Ky May 27 authorities increase military presence fearing a mob may overpower guards and release prisoners Curtis Jett and Tom White are held in a heavily guarded jail with a trial expected to trigger further developments.
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King Alfonso Inherits 7570 From Grandfather
Madrid reports King Alfonso inherits seven thousand seven hundred ten dollars from King Francis. The will was opened a month ago and had been kept unread for 72 months after the king’s death per King Preci g’s wish.
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Baseball Scores From National American and Western Leagues
In Boston Pittsburg and Cincinnati beat Philadelphia New York Chicago and St Louis in tight games. New York edged Chicago 4 to 3 while Brooklyn routed St Louis 13 to 6. Philadelphia beat Cleveland 8 to 2 and Chicago defeated Boston 3 to 2. Denver beat Milwaukee 8 to 1 with rain causing postponements elsewhere.
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President in Spokane Sees Crowd At Wallace Park
The president spoke on good citizenship at Wallace City park in Spokane and gave a car platform address at Harrison. He then toured the city with a 6,000 strong greeting, attended a groundbreaking for a new Masonic temple, and met thousands of children at Coeur d Alene park before departing for Montana City.
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Troops Mustered Out After Internal Strife
Springfield May 27 Governor Yates ordered the mustering out of the First Kinois Cavalry of Chicago Troop E due to internal strife. Adjutant General Smith issued the order. Charges of unbecoming conduct were brought against Captain Kas A Aisp but were not acted on by Colonel Edward G Young amid divisive tensions.
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Chicago Hotels Lock Up Threat Over Union Demands
Chicago hotel and restaurant proprietors threaten to lock up every hotel and restaurant if 40 000 employees persist with union demands. Empires declare they will not submit to arbitration.
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Miller dismissed in bribery case tied to Ryan company
Postmaster General Payne announced the dismissal of Daniel V. Miller assistant attorney in the post office department for accepting a bribe in the Ryan company case a turf investment concern. Miller faced arrest warrants and a three year imprisonment limit with a triple fine.
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President Roosevelt Tours Washington Coal Mines and Cities
President Roosevelt delivered speeches across Washington state from Clellum to Walla Walla while addressing large crowds. He spoke on citizenship, education, and morals, praised Whitman College, and referenced the Grand Army, with stops at Roslyn North Yakima Ebiensburg and the Coner dAlene country as part of the tour.
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Sullivan case set to go to trial Thursday
George T. Sullivan whose grain commission offices were raided Saturday and several frequenters of his alleged bucket shop were arraigned in court. The case was continued until Thursday for Sullivan and the others to appear again.
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George T. Sullivan
Sullivan
Barnum and the Lawyer a Peahen Egg Test Case
The late P. T. Barnum jokes with his lawyer on who owns eggs laid by peacocks over his yard. The lawyer suggests keeping the eggs to provoke a possession dispute, a plan Barnum plays with while asking about eggs laid by peahens. The anecdote ends with the lawyer withholding further inquiry.
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P. I. Barnum
Boston Herald
Mortality In the Mall Pension Inquiry
The pension bureau sought proof of a deceased partner for a dependent widow’s pension. The applicant’s reply, filled with illegible and incoherent lines, raised questions about its credibility and prompted a further request for evidence.
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Did Weigh the Fart and Stage Misreadings Amuse Brady
A New York Times item recounts that a misheard remark about Carl Eckstrom in Pretty Patty or Pretty Paggy led William Brady to laugh at a stage joke. The anecdote centers on Eckstrom, billed as a plotting for tune teller and described as a welterweight, and a spectator mistaking him for a heavy man.
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Bill Jones
Wiliam A. Brady
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Dr Temple and the Bishopric Offer
The archbishop of Canterbury is praised as a useful prelate. A London bishop, Dr Temple, recalls a clergy man offered the bishopric of St Albans and questions his resolve to accept. Temple sharply answers the man with concise wit.
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