Secretary Hay Not Likely to Resign From Cabinet
Washington reports say rumors of Adelbert Hay quitting the cabinet after his son’s death are unfounded. The secretary plans to press ahead with canal treaty negotiations and may take a brief summer absence. Funeral arrangements for Adelbert Hay were kept private with no official attendance. Memorial tributes include a floral gift from state department staff to Cleveland, Ohio.
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Condolences Poured In for Secretary Hay and Family
Washington June 25 Expressions of condolence and sympathy for Secretary Hay and his family continue from officials abroad and domestic leaders. Messages arrived from President McKinley and cabinet colleagues with notes from Lord Lansdowne and ambassadors Choate and Cambon. Foreign governments planned special funeral tributes but the family chose a private ceremony. Mail condolence letters arrived at the state department, delaying acknowledgment.
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Adelbert L. Hay Laid To Rest In Cleveland Cemetery
The body of Adelbert Lone Hay was buried at Lake View cemetery after funeral services in Wade Mortuary chapel. Attending were his parents Secretary of State Hay and Mrs. Hay, Yale classmates acting as pallbearers, relatives, and notable attendees including Harry Payne Whitney. The service featured a hymn and a wreath from the State Department.
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Yale College
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Washington
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Pardon for Rutland Bank Cashier Muzzy
President granted a full pardon to Charles W. Muzzy former cashier of Rutland Vermonts National bank who had been sentenced to seven years for misapplication of funds totaling about 145000 He admitted taking funds through notes from Marvin A McClure and H C Edson leading to McClures store closure and Edsons bankruptcy filing the case ended with a guilty plea to embezzlement.
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Plague Reports Four Deaths in Honolulu
Acting Adjutant General Andrews received a message from Gen. Shafter confirming four deaths from Bubonic plague in Honolulu dated March 29 and June 9. The Honolulu board of trade has implemented precautions and its president believes the outbreak is under control. Gen Corbin may alter plans to stop at Honolulu for camp McKinley inspection due to the plague.
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San Francisco
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Corbin
Camp McKinley
Fired On Marshals At Thacker Strike Site
Deputy marshals serving injunction notices on striking miners at Thacker West Virginia came under fire. They left for Charleston after orders from U S Marshal Thompson. Rumor says reinforcements and state militia may be sent. About fifty shots fired into the depot from the Kentucky side as non union workers operate at Maritime.
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Feud Ends After Kennebunk Assault Shootout
Horace Kimball of Kennebunk was arraigned after an incident at the Newcomb farm in Saco. He allegedly forced entry with a loaded shotgun, threatened to kill Mrs Abbie Newcomb, and fired both barrels. George Newcomb returned and rocks were thrown, injuring the woman. he fired four shots, one hitting Kimball in the leg. Kimball filed a counter warrant against George Newcomb for assault with intent to kill, ending a long standing feud.
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Servant Accused in Philadelphia Murder Case
The grand jury ignored the indict ment against John Haggenbotham for his mother's murder and returned a true bill against Mary Wright, the Haggenbothams' colored servant. Mrs. Sarah Haggenbotham died June 8 after a severe beating. Wright testified that John M Haggenbotham murdered his mother, but Haggenbotham later presented an alibi and recovered, shifting the accusation to the servant.
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Prison inmate Daniel Moran dies at house of correction
Daniel Moran, 69, serving a nine month sentence for vagrancy, died suddenly at the house of correction where he worked in the clothing repair shop. He collapsed while walking across the shop floor. Death attributed to heart failure. Medical Examiner Longfellow viewed the body and issued a burial permit.
A Montana Girl Rides Health Breakthrough Pills
Miss May Smith of Florence Montana credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with restoring her health after years of anemia weakness and heart palpitations. She says five boxes rebuilt flesh color and strength and she now uses them seasonally as a blood medicine. She endorses the pills and notes availability through druggists or Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY at 50 cents a box six for $2.50.
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Schenectady
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Yale Grads Hold Annual Class Carnival and Meetings
Several hundred Yale graduates returned for class reunions in New Haven joining morning meetings in college halls. Reports by class secretaries and necrologists marked the sessions as plans formed for the bicentennial next October. Alumni funds stood at 108 774.58 with receipts up 7518.63 over last year.
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Delaware
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Utica
N. Y
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Hartford
George Ido
New York
James Kingsley Blake
James E. Cooper
New Britain
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Amherst Class Day Honors Mark Final Exercises
Amherst college observed class day with ivy exercises led by Charles E. Robertson and John A. Marsh. Maurice Farrell delivered the class oration and Thomas M. Proctor read the class poem. Groups formed, grove oration by Aubrey Kretschmar and Willard Everett. fraternities hosted receptions and dancing followed.
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Philadelphia
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Norwood
Ohio Republicans Nominate Nash Nippert for State Office
The Columbus Ohio Republican state convention praised President McKinley and reaffirmed the Philadelphia platform. Gov. Nash was renominated for governor, Nippert named for lieutenant governor, Price for supreme court, Sheets for attorney general, Emerson for clerk of the supreme court, Cameron as state treasurer, and Johnson for state public works. resolutions mourned Secretary Hay as the session adjourned.
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Bryan Denies Candidacy and Presses Democratic Principles
William Jennings Bryan declares he is not a candidate for any office and has no candidate in mind. He says his interest centers on principles and that voters will demand adherence to definite Democratic principles despite reorganizers. He argues expediency has no influence on voters and that deserving to win is the surest path to success.
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Attack the trusts grows as reform plan eyed
A Washington dispatch reports the Industrial Commission will in its congressional report next winter urge drastic curbs on trusts. It says the Sherman act is inadequate and violated, and may propose constitutional or state-led approaches. Republicans dominate the panel with Kyle as chairman, shaping next winters trust debate.
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Shot His Sweetheart In Fiery Love Tragedy
In Brooklyn Otto Ostrand, in love with Eilen Woostenburg, drew a revolver during a talk with the housekeeper and shot her in the head, causing a serious nonfatal wound. Believing he had killed her, Ostrand fired a bullet into his brain and died almost instantly.
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Bank sound after Clearing House debit rumor in New York
New York June 25 A clearing house debit balance of 938000 against Seventh National Bank prompted rumors of bank difficulties and wider stress. Clearing House manager William Sherer and Gallatin National Bank president Wm H Tappan said all banks settled balances. Seventh National officials attributed the balance to heavy brokerage and banking house checks. the bank’s directors provided funds and the resignation of President Wm H Kimball was accepted. Gen Samuel Thomas’s son E R Thomas elected. bank described as in excellent condition and not tied to other institutions.
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Barker to appeal conviction in Keller assault case
In Arlington New Jersey friends of Thomas G Barker announced he will appeal his assault with intent to kill conviction. Funds to cover appeal expenses will be provided and supporters said they will proceed despite any sentence. Barker was visited in Jersey City jail as the decision was disclosed. In New Zealand two workers form a factory.
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