Cabinet Called At White House In Social Gathering
Washington June 11 cabinet members gathered at eight pm after an unexpected message linked to Mrs McKinley’s condition. The meeting, with Long and others present, touched on private matters and denied ties to public issues. Officials said it related to Mrs McKinley’s health and would be announced later.
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Woodmen in Camp Open Biennial Convention in St Paul
The twelfth biennial head camp of the Modern Woodmen of America opens at the Auditorium St Paul with 629 delegates representing 1,000 members each. Gov Van Zant of Minnesota and Gov Herried of South Dakota welcome delegates as committees are formed. The session runs to June 15, with an estimated 100,000 members visiting. Thursday features a grand street demonstration with 23,000 woodsmen in line, including 5,000 uniform degree teams encamped in tents on the city’s western side.
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Minn
Woodmen of America
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Minnesota
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South Dakota
Unusual Prelim Hearing In Galena Crabtrees
In Galena a preliminary hearing is held for Mrs John Stallion James Crabtree and his two sons Frank and Charles Crabtree over the murder of 16 year old Alice Stallion. About 2000 spectators gather as exhumation is ordered to test a theory the crime involved a criminal assault and homicide to hide it.
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Doctor Daly Suicide Followed Criticism in Beef Scandal
Pittsburgh June 10. Dr William Hudson Daly once waiter and chief surgeon in US volunteers shot himself after years of brooding over official criticism of his role in the embalmed beef scandal. The US board of inquiry had condemned his statements supporting Gen Miles against the commissary department. His wife’s death followed, and he sank into melancholia before taking his own life.
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Three Girls Drowned in Delaware River Squall
A six person party on a skiff off Northington near Philadelphia were thrown into the water by a squall on Sunday. Three girls Rosie Koons 17 Mary Koons 19 Mamie Fraynor 22 drowned before rescue. Club guests, men saved from other boats.
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King Edward to distribute South African medals
London reports say on June 11 King Edward and the queen will award the South African medals at Horse Guards with Moorish observers present. Earl Roberts and Lord Milner among first recipients, followed by British generals and staff officers. Medals also for foreign attaches.
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Murder Trial Shocks Portnet Area Wife Testifies
Mrs Yates wife of a well known Portnet figure is charged with murder after testifying she found Jasper Wright kneeling over a man in a thicket near their home Wright, alleged intimate with Mrs Yates, died after complaining of illness Vanderkirk was nearby. testimony adjourned to June 13 as crowd reacts with Great excitement in the town.
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Whitby
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Hailstorm Damages North Colorado Crops
A third disastrous hailstorm sweeps across northwestern Colorado, hitting Greeley and surrounding areas. The storm covered a larger area than previous hail events and destroyed fruit alfalfa and wheat, with total damage estimate not yet possible. Weather, agriculture offices monitor ongoing effects.
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London man shot by unknown assailant in El Dorado
Webb Morris, a prominent young man from London, Arkansas, was fatally shot on his El Dorado porch Sunday night around nine while getting a drink of water. An unknown shooter fired a double barreled shotgun at him, with buckshot passing through. Official details scarce. report appears in The Defy News.
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London
Census figures show growth in incorporated places nationwide
Washington June 1 census bulletin lists 10,602 incorporated places, up from 7,578 in 1890, with 38 cities over 100,000. New York Chicago Philadelphia exceed one million. six states surpass two thirds of residents in towns, while Alaska has none. Illinois leads with 930 towns, Pennsylvania 833, New York 438. Total population in incorporated places for 1900 is 45,849,516, 47 percent of the nation, versus 41 percent in 1890. Mississippi has 15 percent.
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New York
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Philadelphia
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Alaska
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Colorado
Connecticut
Mississippi
Great Gathering for 20th Christian Endeavor Convention
Cincinnati to host July 6 to 10 the twentieth international Christian Endeavor convention. An expected larger attendance due to last year’s London meeting. A 1400-voice choir at Music Hall and extensive open-air services in Washington Park. Welcoming addresses by Gow Nash Mayor Fleischman and other officials with royal addresses by Dr. Clark and an annual Baer report.
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Baer
Temperance Rmaillics
Domestic Tragedy Describes Fulford Shootings Near London
London Ontario June 1a Robert Fulford a Chicago contractor killed his mother in law Mrs Jennie McCord at the McCord farm near London then killed himself The couple’s quarrel had sent Gertie McCord back to her parents and Fulford followed He fired four shots at Mrs McCord then ended his life. Unver Crosier and Emil Bergdorf drowned in Summit Lake near Akron after their boat capsized during a crossing Shay who tried to rescue them was on the boat two hours before rescue. E Dean Dow Knoxville prominent citizen dies aged 50. Coyne James A named Grand Rapids Mich appointed surveyor of customs.
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Mderton
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Akron
Unver Crosier
Emil Bergdorf
Summit Lake
Michael Shay
Bergdorf
Shay
Pottawatomie Tribe Plans Chicago Move After Secret Powwow
A St Joseph dispatch reports the Pottawatomie Indians in Van Buren county held a secret powwow at Sarford to hear scouts’ Chicago report and voted to sail for Chicago June 22 under Chief Isaac Quigno. New council members were elected after deposing Chief Charles Pokagon and seven advisers. They aim to claim lakefront land from Indiana to Grand Haven and seek title by treaty, facing years of legal battles and potential injunctions.
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Tribune
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Pottowatomi
van Buren County
Sarf Ord
Chicago
Isaac Quigno
Charles Pokagon
Simon Pokagon
Frank Williams
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Charles Morray
Andrew Kupp
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Tomahimuwke
Cabinet meeting in Washington on Philippines civil government
The lengthy cabinet meeting in Washington lasted more than two hours as ministers weighed plans for civil government in the Philippines. An executive order establishing the new government was discussed, with details still unclear. Judge Taft and Gen. MacArthur expect July 1 as the earliest operational date, though delays are possible.
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AMA backs army post canteen restoration demand
In St Paul on June 8 the American Medical Association adopted a report endorsing reestablishment of the army post canteen. The resolution deplores Congress abolishing the post exchange and urges its restoration at the earliest possible time.
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American Medical Association
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Ind Cantation
Y M C A Jubilee Draws Global Delegates to Boston
Delegates from nearly every country converge on Boston for the 50th anniversary and international Y M C A convention at the Mechanics Building. About 5000 attendees are expected over six days with exhibits detailing the movement’s history, Bible study, education, social and physical programs. Early arrivals include groups from Adelaide Australia Japan and Minneapolis with officials eager to register and guide visitors.
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Guilty verdict in Chicago conspiracy case unfolds
The jury found Aninet M and two others guilty of conspiracy to vote fraud linked to the Marie Defentieh case. Sentencing for all three is set next week, with Frank Smiley also facing judgment after pleading guilty. The trial traced a scheme dating to 1905 involving life insurance policies and beneficiaries, culminating in a complex fraud network and a costly loss.
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Graceland
Brow
Banks Thrive as National Totals Hit New Highs
Washington reports national bank statistics as of April 24 1900 show 4 064 banks at closing, with total resources 5 630 794 307 and total deposits 2 892 605 449. Loans and discounts reach 2 911 526 270. surplus and profits total 416 017 134. Lawful money in reserve stands at 565 609 294 with an average reserve of 29.1 percent.
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Independence Yacht Could Compete Only If Chartered
New York June 8 Thomas W Law son declares the yacht Independence will not be allowed to race in the America’s Cup trial events unless chartered by a New York Yacht Club member who will enter her for qualified races. The challenge committee decided to return Lawson’s proposal to charter the vessel to several club gentlemen on the committee.
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Thomas W. Lawson
Independence
New York Yacht Club
Challenge Committee
Lawson
General Young to Assume Command in California Department
Maj. Gen. 8. J. M. Young, now in Shafter, Washington, will take command of the Department of California on the 30th inst, relieving Maj. Gen. Shafter whose commission as major general of volunteers expires that date.
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Washington
J. M. Young
Department of California
Knox Stomach Tablets Promote Purity of Blood Health
Five doses cost itty cents and promise to purify blood, activate the liver, and cure dyspepsia and stomach disorders. F B Snyder offers new bedroom suites at 12.50. Citizens warned not to pile rubbish after May 25. city teams will not remove it. Steve, City Marshal, Daily News head for local news. Ten cents a week delivered to your door.
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