McKinley Memorial Fund gains wide support across states
Trustees in Washington report swift nationwide response to the fund drive with contributions promised from Hawaii Porto Rico Alaska and New England. Governors in several southern and western states pledge support and many schools plan contributions led by Minnesota and Idaho. A cooperative plan proposes one third of funds for Canton tomb and two thirds for a Washington arch.
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Washington
The
Mc Kinley Memorial Association
McKinley Memorial Association
William Day
Canton
Cornelius N Bliss
New York
Senator Hanna
Clio
Henry C. Payne
Milwaukee
Myron T. Herrick
Cleveland
Alexander H. Revell
Chicago
Henry M Duffield
Detroit
George B. Courtelyou
John & Iburn
Buffalo
Fairbanks
Digna
Henry J Lowry
Atlanta
Henry T Scott
San Francisco
Ryerson Ritchie
Hawaii
Sanford Dole
McKinley
Gov Hunt
Porto Rico
Alaska
New England
Maine
Crane
Maxrachy Betts
South
Avcock
North Carolina
Jeff Davis
Arkansas
Jennings
Florida
Gov Heard
Louisiana
Minnesota
Gary
van Sant
Idaho
Ulanton
William Mes Kinley
Chicago poem links Christmas fund to Boer children
A Rostand poem called Christ Child appeals to children worldwide to donate part of their Christmas to aid Boer mothers and infants in concentration camps. News from New York notes Herr Drefelt visiting Ellis Island to study immigration, and in Liverpool a laborer Ralph Smith dies at 24 in a trench collapse while digging a telephone conduit.
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Edmond Rostand
South Africa
New York
Herr Drefelt
Prusata
Ellis Island
Drefelt
Liverpool
Dee 7
Earth Saved
Ralph Smith
Smith
Ravenswood
W. N
Labor Convention Hearings Highlight Trade Jurisdiction Debates
Scranton reports on the third day of the American Federation of Labor session feature Miss Harriet A Keyser outlining the Church Association for the Advancement of Labor. Delegates approved credentials for Bald and Bolan, while 40 resolutions on trade jurisdiction and labor issues were presented.
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Scranton
American Federation of Labor
Harriet A Keyser
Church Association For the Advancement of the Interest of Labor
New York
Keyser
Charles Bald
Piane and Organ Workers’ Union
Chicape
John P Bolan
Terry Cotta Pressers
Perth Amboy
Jurisdictio
Iron Workers of
San Francisco
American Feeration of Labor
Mats Moneley
Ahinor
Frank Chandler
Benjamin Dillett
British Trades Union Congress
I? M Draper
Trades and Labor Congress of Canada
Case School Chief Warns Case Students Over Rowdyism
Cleveland police chief Comer sent a letter to Case School president warning that ongoing Rowdyism by Case students will be dealt with by the city police. Several students who entered a Adelert street boarding house Tuesday night face 35 dollars in damages or expulsion within three days. William Southward, founder of Chicago's first wholesale grocer store, dies in Wichita at 75, a Civil War veteran and former captain of the Seventeenth Wisconsin.
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Cleveland
O. Dee
Comer
Case School
C Ty
Adelert Street
Wichita Kan
William Southward
Chicago
Seventeenth
Wisconsin Regiment
Teddy Signs His First Bill in Roosevelts Drive for Philippine Legislation
An important conference at the War Department reviewed needed legislation to meet insular conditions in the Philippines following a Supreme Court decision. Present were Secretary Root Senator Lodge and Platt, Rep Payne and Dalzell, with the session guiding House action next week. Postmaster appointments near completion include Baker at Louisville and Roberts Jr nominated for Brooklyn.
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War Department
Washington
Dee
Fisea
Philippines
Supreme Court
Root
Lodge and Platt
Connecticut
Ane
Payne
Dalzell
House
South
Baker
Louisville
George H Roberts Jr
Wilson
Brooklyn
Remarkable halo observation by Rev Oderbach in Cleveland
In Cleveland on a Friday observation by Rev Frederick Oderbach SW professor of physics at Stolenatius College, a rare halo phenomenon around the sun was recorded. The great Hevelius halo at 90 degrees was seen, with the 22 and 46 degree circles partly complete, marking a historic meteorological note unlikely to recur soon.
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Cleveland
Frederick Oderbach SW
Stolenatius College
Hesenus
Anetha Ippearek
Hevetius
Odenbach
Hevelius
Appointment of Ohio supervisor of Incan schools named
Washington Dee and Frank M Cons ser of Ohio are named as new supervisor and special traditional agent for Incan schools. The pair assume roles to oversee educational matters and coordinate programs with local authorities.
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Washington Dee
Frank M Consser
Ohio
Conference on Problems and Opportunities discussed by bishops and ministers
Rochester notes from the Orth das of the diocesan mission conference report a session on the Conference on Problems and Opportunities with Bishop Peterkin Rev Dr Arthur S. Lloyd John Wood presenting on Our Publications and related topics. Also mentions Alban Colombar recruitment and Panama peace prospects as reported from New York.
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Rochester Noy
Orth Das
Biscopal Missionry
Peterkin
Money
Arthur S. Lloyd
John W. Wood
Colon
Colombia
Dee
Fivtvestan
Tex
Alban
Colombar
Trébure
Bocas del Toro
Panama
Gombia
Two boarders found dead after gas incident in New York
Giovanni Besalo and Domenico Paréve were found dead in bed at a boarding house after an apparent gas escape. Aurelio Besalo and Giuseppe Tracthea were taken to a hospital in critical condition as investigators pursue details of the incident.
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New York
Giovanni Besalo
Domenico Paréve
Aurelio Bésalo
Giuseppe “Tracthea
Critica
Miss Toppan Indicted in Barnstable Murder Case
Miss Jane Toppan of Lowell faces a murder indictment in Barnstable for killing three patients she nursed. The cases cite deaths allegedly due to morphine and atropine administration, with the trial to be set after potential counsel appointment.
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Barnstable
Mass
Jane Toppan
Lowell
Anc
Mary
Mary 1) To Tite A Serend With the Death of A Op Dawe Bott
Cataumet
Genoinese Gordon
Chicago
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Two More Convicts Captured After Leavenworth Escape
Kansas City reports two of the three convicts who escaped from Fort Leavenworth on November 7 have been captured at Tawton OT. One is James, jailed ten years for assault, another Vel Dirk serving a sentence for breaking into Amos post offices. The third remains at large. The Hamburg-America line seeks a direct New York to Levant steamship service.
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Kansas City
Fort Leavenworth
Tawton OT
Tarnes
Vel Dirk
Amos
Clark
Othe Walere
Hone
Velvet Hats Featured for Holiday Millinery Arrivals
Elegant velvets in reds whites and greys arrive for holiday wear. Ladies with no millinery yet can secure the season’s latest creations from the milliners. Orders booked for stylish tams and toques.
Holiday Goods Now On Sales At Dry Goods Store
A local dry goods listing promotes seasonal inventory with jackets priced from $3.50 to $5.00 and assorted apparel. Home textiles include towels, calico, flannel, underwear, and blankets with prices ranging from 6c to $1.40.
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Westheimer
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Miss Keyser
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Max O’rell
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