Mrs McKinley Nearing End as Doctors Say No Long Survival
Canton Ohio May 24 Physicians at Mrs McKinleys bedside report no indications she can survive the apoplexy attack from which she suffers The doctor says dissolution may come in a day or two Mr McKinley remains comatose and no hope for improvement is seen Ida Saxton McKinley was a Canton bank president’s daughter before her 1871 birth to wed President McKinley and bear two children both of whom died early The long illness followed by grief has weakened her greatly through the winter and spring and doctors warn her decline is swift
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Canton
Altion
Hives
Washington
McKinley
Ida Saxton
Idea
Katie
Disgraced Captain Attacks General in Mexico City
Ex Captain Luz Gomes stormed the Mexican War Department streets in Piateros where he slashed General Ignacio Sala gnanca, chief of ordnance, amid dismissal rumors. Gendarmes detained Gomes as crowds scattered.
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Mexico City
Mir
Luz Gomes
Ignacio Salagnanca
Ordinnants
Department of War
Piateros Street
Gomez
Gould Domestic Troubles Spurred Police Shakeup Rumors
New York May investigations spark by Commissioner Bingham into police department roles in the domestic troubles of Mr and Mrs Howard Gould. Findings promised to lead to developments that may shake up quarters beyond, implying broader reforms and potential personnel changes.
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New York
Bingham
Police Department
Howard Gould
Finland elects Judge Svinhufvud president of first diet
Helsingfors May 24 Judge Svinhufvud a Young Finn member who was driven into exile under Bobrikoff's regime was elected president of the first diet organized under the new Finnish constitution.
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Helsingfors
Finland
Svinhufvud
Young Finn Party
Bobrikoff
Race Trouble Threatened in Carlisle After Killing
A white Carlisle resident Clarence C. Gist was killed by Arthur Davis, a Black man, sparking threats of racial violence in Carlisle. A posse hunts Davis and bloodhounds were ordered to track him.
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Columbia
U S. C
Clarence C. Gist
Carlisle
Arthur Davis
Davis
Presbyterians Vote For Closer Unity With Other Churches
Birmingham reports a 96 to 94 vote by the Southern Presbyterian general assembly to adopt the Charlotte articles and join a general council of reform churches. The council will advise without legislative power and include Presbyterian bodies seeking closer unity. Columbus notes the assembly also approved renewed marriage and divorce standards and urged presbyteries to enforce church rules and avoid recognizing marriages from other denominations in violation of church law.
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Birmingham
Ala
General Assembly
Southern Presbyterian Church
Charlotte
General Council of Reformed Churches
General Assemblies
Columbus
Presbyterian General Assembly
Pardon Plea Reaches President For Bank Robber's Stepfather
A letter from Mary Wagner asks for a presidential pardon for her stepfather John Allison, jailed in Michigan for bank robbery. He served six years, escaped, and now is back in Jackson penitentiary. The pardon inquiry is referred to Justice, with blank forms sent to Mary, but officials say the matter falls under state jurisdiction only.
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Washington
Mary Wagner
John Allison
Michigan
Jackson
Department of Justice
Department
Ite
President to limit stops on Mississippi trip this fall
The president plans no more than three stops on the Mississippi voyage after leaving Canton on September 4. St. Louis Cairo Illinois and Memphis Tennessee are the stated stops. From Memphis he will proceed directly to Washington with the inland waterways commission and Lakes to the Gulf Deep Waterways Association.
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Washington
White House
Mississippi
Canton
St. Louis
Cairo
Memphis
Tenn
Inland Waterways Commission
the Lakes
Gulf Deep Waterways Association
Oklahoma Democrats Confer With President on Constitution
Washington May 24 The Oklahoma Democrats Ledbetter Hays and Moore sent by the constitutional convention presidents to discuss Judge Pancoasts decision status with the president He will not pass officially on the constitution before its submission to the people of Oklahoma and Indian Territory for ratification.
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Washington
Messrs. Ledbetter
Hays and Moore
Constitutional Convention
Judge Pancoast
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Tilton Dying In Paris
Theodore Tilton the American editor and author who sued Henry Ward Beecher in 1874 for 100000 damages remains ill with pneumonia in Paris where his condition worsened yesterday after a brief illness.
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Tilton
Paris
Theodore Tilton
Henry Ward Beecher
Re Cross Ends China famine relief contributions
Washington May 24 The Red Cross formally announces it will no longer receive money or provisions for Chinese famine relief, the famine aid rift having stalled by the ripening of new crops.
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China
Washington
Re Cross
New York Conductor Guilty in Fire Case
John Hell, a trolley car conductor, was found guilty of first degree arson and is to be electrocuted on Monday in January next. The victim was Dr. Charlies Wilmot Townsend of Staten Island.
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New York
John Hell
Bell
Charlies Wilmot Townsend
Staten Island
Praise for Dr King’s New Discovery from Iowa resident
Westfield Iowa resident G B Clark credits Dr King’s New Discovery with saving his life after a severe cough and near death. He reports the dry hacking cough ceased after one bottle and two more completed the cure. The advertises guarantees and trial bottle offer are noted.
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G. 8. Clark
Westfield
Iowa
King
O. D. Knapefel
Legal Battle Over Mrs Eddy Competency in Concord Suit
In Merrimack county court Concord New Hampshire May 24 a suit seeking an accounting of Mary Baker Eddy property moves to substitute trustees Henry Baker Archibald McLean and Josiah Fernald for the Christian Science leader’s “next friends.” The hearing centers on whether the trustees may sue in Eddy's name without proving her incompetency. Judge Chamberlin limits the scope to trustees’ intervention and does not rule on Eddy’s competency.
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Concord
N. H
Mary Haker G. Eddy
Christian Science Denomination
Equity
Merrimack County
Archibald McLeNan
Josiah E. Fernald
Next Friends
Frye
Williams. Ewing
Chicago
Christian Science
Frank S. Streeter
Mr. Foldy
General Streeter
Chamberlin
Actress Lulu Glaser Marries Actor Ralph C Herz
Miss Lulu Glaser and Ralph C Herz, both prominent in New York theater, were married today. The ceremony was conducted by Dr. Houghton at the Little Church Around the Corner.
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Lulu Glaser
New York
Ralph C. Herz
Dr. Houghton
No Jury Yet in Haywood Trial Special Venire
Boise Idaho May 24 The examination of talesmen of the second special venire of the Haywood trial is in progress.
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Boise
Idaho
Talesmen
Wheat tumbles on huge selling amid rains across Nebraska and Iowa
Chicago May 24 Wheat prices fell over two cents on the board as large realizing sales follow widespread Nebraska and Iowa rains. July futures declined about 24 2a%e with opening losses and a late rally by shorts, aided by a Roumania crop failure note, then another drop on Kansas City cash wheat.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Nebraska
Iowa
Kansas
Kansas City
Shorts
Roumania
National Convention of Tramps Ends in Chippewa Falls
Speeches praising President Roosevelt and Senator Lafollette and endorsing Senator Foraker for president opened the event. Police ordered the local delegates from the city at its close. A popular resolution condemned city policing methods. Many speakers denounced existing social organization.
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Chippewa Falls
Wis
Roosevelt
Lafollette
Foraker
Manhattan youth arrested for murder of 15 year old in Elia hurst
New York on May 11 Kenry Hecker twenty one of Manhattan was arrested on suspicion of outraging and murdering Amelia StaMfeldi fifteen daughter of William StaMfeldi a tattooer of Elia hurst L I. Hecker has prior arrests for assault.
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New York
Kenry Hecker
Manhattan
Amelia
William StaMfeldi
Eliahurst, L
Potter Sas
Hecker
Baseball Scores From The National And American Leagues
League action listed with results across venues including Philadelphia Brooklyn New York Chicago Boston St Louis Detroit Washington Cleveland Milwaukee Minneapolis Indianapolis Louisville Kansas City St Paul and others. Spurs variation shows multiple games with varied scores and outcomes.
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Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New York
Chicago
Boston
St. Loui
Detroit
Washington
St. Louis
Cleveland
American Association
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Louisville
Kansas City
St. Paul
Possible Payoff Of Standard Tithe and Trust Company
Philadelphia may see creditors paid in full after receivership. Responsible members of the directorate are expected to cover losses, not believed to exceed 1500 dollars. This summary notes the potential full satisfaction of claims from the Standard Tithe and Trust Company case.
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Philadelphia
Ue Standard Tithe and Trust Company
Revenue Service April Receipts Rise to 102,806
The May 24 report from Washington shows April 1907 receipts totaling 102,806, marking an annual increase of 2,164,856 dollars. The monthly statement is part of the internal revenue elections record.
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Washington
Elections of Internal Revenue
International Sunday school convention adjourns in Rome
Across the world reports note a five nation Sunday school convention ending in Rome while Johannesburg faces strike tension as miners may strike. Meanwhile a $25 000 Minnesota memorial is dedicated in Vicksburg National Park and wheat shows slight gains in the Prussian crop report.
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Johannesburg
Rome
Minnesota
Vicksburg National Park
J. H. Moore
Toledo
Grand Jury Probes City Contractors Pool Likely Extended
The Marion County grand jury began an investigation into a contractors pool suspected of allotting city contracts and controlling prices. Prosecutor Houoton signals the panel will stay in session through June 1 to pursue the inquiry with a final May report anticipated.
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Indianapolis
Marion County Grand Jury
Diu
Houuton
Sheriffs Office
Hooton
Ele
Puul
Quiet and orderly Evansville streetcar strike update
Evansville Indiana May 24 reports a quiet city with few arrests as strike breaking cars run on schedule. Passengers ride while labor leaders claim men were hired to ride. The street railway issues an ultimatum: strikers must return by 2 pm with no promise or agreement. If they refuse, replacements will be permanently hired.
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Evansville
Ind
Smith
Amalgamated Association
G A R Reports Show Fair Condition and Growth
Fort Wayne Indiana May 24 1905 reports by E K R Brown and J R Foster show the G A R affairs in fair condition with a net gain in membership to 15692 and good standing 14015. Relief expenditures totaled 996 14 while receipts reached 4838 68 and disbursements 3440 51. Kokomo selected as next year encampment site.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
E. K R. Brown
J. R. Foster
Foster
Kokomo
Two burglars thwarted by vigilant hostess in Greenfield
In Greenfield Indiana on May 24 Mrs. Bert Parish employed at a hotel and returning home late confronted two burglars on the kitchen roof preparing to enter a second story window. She fired a loaded revolver and the men leaped to escape. Mrs Rebecca Axson of Chester Pennsylvania who traveled to meet the president was sent to a house of detention.
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Doughty Greenfield
Greenfield
Ind
Bert Paurish
Parish
Rebecca Axson
Chester
Washington
House of Detent
Modern Mermaid Annette Kellerman Headlines Kept in Public Interest
A newspaper sketch profiles Annette Kellerman, famed champion swimmer born in Australia with French maternal heritage, detailing her physique and career. It notes her arrival in the United States to meet American swimmers and recounts her formative achievements and a controversial marriage proposal during a public discussion.
Hunting Mahogany and Forest Workmen in 19th Century Tale
The text describes mahogany tree felling, with workers locating tall trees, erecting stumps, and the duties of a banter while the trunk is felled. It notes stump waste, high stump heights, and the risky, earnings based on results. It also mentions elephants and sleep, disputing the belief they never sleep.
Father Williams Indian Tea Promises Health for Women
A 19th century patent remedy claims to aid weak nervous delicate women by soothing nerves and improving complexion. The advertisement touts Father Williams Indian Tea as a tonic and regulator with benefits to strength and vitality. Available as tea or tablets for 20 cents per box from D Knoefel, druggist, New Albany Indiana.
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Father William
D. Knoefel
State and Pearl
New Albany
Notice to Subscribers in Albany and Indianapolis
Notice to subscribers of the New Albany Trivums and the Indianapolis tar informs readers of delivery issues and asks for prompt reporting to restore regular service. The fragment requests readers to confer a favor by notifying the publisher of any continued delays.
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New Albany
Indianapolis
Noti
Local notices and incidents in Hancock area
Local items report Hancock postoffice service resuming next Thursday and street improvement deadlines on State street and Caliberteon avenue, plus: travel plans for Mars Russell now in Champaign and H W Renshaw with Charles Milligan to Alaska. Funeral for Mrs John Voz and strawberr shipments to Chicago and Indianapolis. A cash box theft, religious services, a Corydon branch near-miss with a train, and courtroom sensationalism in Kentucky and a rail wreck near Linton Indiana.
Prominent Attorney Ebert T Jimming Found Dead in Port Los Angeles
The body of attorney Ebert T Jimming was recovered from Port Los Angeles water. He had departed Los Angeles days earlier and wrote a letter to his wife indicating his intention to take his own life.
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Santa Monica
Cal
Ebert T Jimming
Port Los Angeles
Los Angeles
Theg
Grain and Livestock Prices from Leading Pointe and Major Cities
Current grain and livestock quotations show Wheat at 93c for waxen or 1.90 for No 3 red, Corn around 54c, Oats 9 to 4c, and Hay prices near 16 to 19 dollars per ton. Cattle range to 250 dollars, Hogs to about 5.42, Sheep around 3.00 to 6.28, Lambs 5 to 7.50. Receipts: hogs 16,0080, cattle 1.9, sheep 100. Cincinnati, Chicago, New York and Toledo figures listed with wheat No 2 red around 1.02 and various corn and oats values. local Buffalo and East markets also noted with cattle 4 to 6.60, sheep 3.0 to 6.75, and wheat futures. A paragraph about a personal anecdote is included but out of context.
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Indianapolis
Timothy
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