President McKinley Ends Third Term Talk With Statement
Washington January 12 President McKinley has issued a formal statement to quash third term speculation. He will not seek renomination and urges unity, stating his aim is to serve the country and honor private citizenship. Cabinet members supported the timing as timely for national policy. The release spurred rapid response from political figures across the nation.
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Mexican Bandits Kill Robert Hemmett in Mexico City
A London born manager of Coronon Distas Mine in Mexico City was shot through the heart by robbers after hacked watchman and servant and boy. The robbers then abused his wife and forced her to reveal where jewels and money were kept. Hemmett had lived in Mexico 12 years and his death aroused sympathy.
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Jury Finds Death Resulted From Gross Neglect by Husband and Associates
A jury concluded the death of a woman was caused by gross neglect and willful neglect by her husband H C Pendleton Elder John H Sayres 84 Deacon Mary C Spiker and others. They recommended action but Justice Ames refused warrants noting the offense is not covered by existing statutes.
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CASHIER KILLS HIMSELF Exposure of a Bank's Shortage
Topeka Kansas June 12 State Bank Commissioner Albaugh received a telegram from Deputy Bank Examiner Davis at Dexter saying Watkins has killed himself and the bank has been closed. A discovered shortage of about 80 dollars was reported possibly rising higher. The Dexter State Bank has 5000 capital stock 2500 surplus and deposits of 58000. President W K Merryditc a Winfield cattle man holds 4200 of stock. Watkins was about years old and married. Northampton Massachusetts June 12 grand jury indicted Mabel J Burt former South College student for larceny of money and jewelry. She pleaded not guilty after waiving indictment.
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Actress Rose Vieletti Identified in Hotel Tragedy
Chicago reports confirm the actress killed at the Great Northern hotel on Monday is Rose Litfiere, who came to America with a German opera company about a year ago. Her husband Hartman shot her then killed himself. his body lies in state as officials say no relative has claimed the remains and the father is en route from New York.
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Weather, conventions, and events in a scrambled telegrams dump
A garbled dispatch reports an abnormally warm spell in Scotland ending in a blizzard, conventions from Philadelphia to Medora Woodawn and a Native American editorial meeting, plus a protected cruiser voyage, railway fare shifts, and a dramatic Seattle storm impact. Names and places are partially legible, with several proper nouns and dates obscured.
Death in Mine Tragedy Follows Port Royal Explosion
Port Royal Pa June 12 A mine disaster leaves 16 dead seven injured after a Monday explosion at Pittsburg Coal Co Mine No 2 Twelve rescuers perish and inspectors probe causes Officials cite possible gas ignition while mine workers framed cribbing under dangerous conditions Rescue teams faced another blast as they entered the shaft and warned it could take years to recover all bodies and seal the mine
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Daily Market Report for Grain and Livestock Across Cities
Readable sections show market activity on June 11 including grain prices and livestock bids. No. 2 corn weak in several regions with steady overs, cattle and hog prices mixed, wheat and corn varieties named with regional notes. Cincinnati and New York markets list demand and steady to strong bids, while Louisville and Toledo report varied grain offerings and livestock activity.
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Defense aims to prove alibis in Prince case
The defense argued Bert and C W Prince, brother and father of the prisoner, were away from the Ridge bail entrance at the time of the murder. Witness timing varied from 5 15 to 5 45 as the shooting occurred around 5 40. Will Prince testified after being brought from a cell, drawing cameras and prosecutors’ attention as Kennedy’s brother entered the courtroom. Prince denied moral coercion, involvement with his sister, and ownership of the revolver, saying he learned of the killing only afterward.
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Death of Gov Samford at Tuscaloosa
Governor Samford of Alabama died last night in Tuscaloosa due to heart failure. He had been in the city for a meeting of university trustees and had returned to Tuscaloosa after a period of ill health. The 52-year-old native of Alabama had served as governor since his inauguration, with physicians fearing to move him to Montgomery before his death.
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Plans for 21 large plow factories unite at Chicago meet
Chicago June 12 plans for a combination of 21 of the largest plow factories in the country were practically completed at a meeting in the Auditorium annex. Charles H. Dees of Moline presided over the session.
Weather Forecast Scrambled Antiquated Text
Fragmentary weather note predicts rising temperatures and fair skies with warming trend. Mentions possible sprinkle or thundershowers in border areas and cooler nights. details unclear due to garbled OCR. Names and places not recoverable from the text.
International Young Men's Christian Association jubilee in Boston
Boston hosts the International jubilee convention of the Young Men's Christian Association with delegates from around the world. President Edwin L. Schuey of Dayton leads the opening service in Mechanics Building, featuring prayers by Rev. Dr Hall of New York and a strong global showing.
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