Last Sad Rites At McKinley Home In Canton
Canton Ohio May 2 funeral of Idi Saxton McKinley widow of President McKinley held Wednesday at West Lawn Cemetery. Service at the home was simple with hymns and prayers, then pallbearers and relatives accompanied the funeral procession to the cemetery where the body of ex president lies beside soldiers. Roosevelt, Fairbanks, Root and others attended.
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Publishers' Press
Canton
Idi Saxton McKinsey
Lowse
Roosevelt
Efiher Aife
Buxtnn
W Holmes
Tixton
McKinley
Tisiie Day
Tarvis
Columbus
Weatlawn
Vaole
Notables Attend Canton Obsequies For Ida McKinley
Describes crowds in Canton as Ida McKinley lies in state at the McKinley residence. Notables including President Fairbanks and Chief Justice Day visit, with Roosevelt to be entertained. Visitors from cities, veterans, and school friends pass by the casket. Wreaths, flags, and subdued public mourning mark the scene.
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Press Dispatch
Co Carton
Ida Saxton Makinovlus
McKinley
North Market
William AlpKinley
Yong Giilarney
McKin
Canton
Fairbanks
Sterday
Roosevelt
McKiné Fey
Jigr Church
Tae
William McKin Jey
Wournhus
New Evangelical Lutheran Conference Proposed in Shenango Area
Rev J H Miller proposes forming a new Evangelical Lutheran Church conference covering Shenango and Beaver valleys. If approved, it would be named the New Castle Conference serving 12 to 20 churches in Sharon New Castle Baden and nearby towns. The Pittsburgh synod meets Thursday through Saturday to act.
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J.H. Miller
New Conference
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Waktur
Jats
Bynrwéltenl
Lutleran Chugel
Raelly
Luthera
Sonia
Shenango
Beaver Valleys
New Castle
Sharon
New Gist
Deaver Beaver Falls
Brighton
Baden
Weaver Valley
Mudole
Miller
St. Johi'n
McConnell Will Documents Lincoln County Roots
Attorney Charles G. Martin assists in compiling a McConnell family history, citing a 400 acre Washington township land grant in Allegheny County and an old will describing primeval forest lines. The narrative notes descendants numbering in the hundreds, with references to Willan and Grafiti, and mentions a 19th century handwriting style.
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Charles G. Martin
McConnell
Ielice
Wash- Zein
G. McConnell
Washington Et
Allsheny County
John McGonnell
Cornelius McGonnell
Stent
Tke
Washington Township
Iit Thie
Willan
Valane
Martin
Mausequill
M. Newyitlen
Orty
Giilleys
Sehraly
Sgoguhn
Ald
Margaret H. Zigler
Ty Kleese
Rover
B. B. Taylor
Newa Ar Bane
C. D. John Sahn
Typhoon Victoria Kills 272 In Wide Sweep Across Islands
Cable from Sidney reports typhoon Victoria has caused at least 272 deaths with many more missing as it swept from Cape Hu westward. Hundreds died on several islands as waves inundated shorelines. Ue Island was totally destroyed and 200 people perished there. On Wisnon and Phillips islands, fatalities reached 20 and 40 respectively.
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Victoria
Carolin Téliada
Sidnes
Australia
Orledr
AOMC
Cape- Hu
Skireh
Saintier
Jelands
Gian
Olen
Slayer of dog charged after alleged killing
A garbled report notes an arrest in Mahoning town ship for killing a dog and a related legal matter involving creditors of John Barbet Me. The text references Alderman Raney and a meeting about a bankruptcy proceeding with unclear details and timing.
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Mahoning
Aldarman
Raney
Jonn
Barbet
Ueki
Reforev di
Tinnternnley RS
al Whitety IL
Bankeuptey
Lawson Would Finance Party for Roosevelt
Paris May 24 Publisher Press reports Lawson the American financier touring Europe predicts a Roosevelt victory. He asserts strong support will form a new party if nomination fails, arguing rich financiers will re-enter the market to fund honest development in the United States. The article notes reaction from other political figures and the possibility of a party break if Roosevelt is not nominated.
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Press
Oispuch
Paris
Rogso- Vell
Coral
Eleciai
Tomas Wawson
Tosten Fisocior
Fiirane
Roosevelt
Winks
Tawson
Rigauile Atenggle
Sd.mili
United States
Taft
Palruupks
Mgr. Foraker
Ryan
Uim
Lawson
Tham
Tam
Mrs Blanchard Dies After Illness at 81
The city mourns the death of Mare 3 Glavehard Blanchard widow of William Blanchard at her home 200 North streets. She was 81 years 4 months 9 days, born in Allegheny and moved to Mahoningtown in 1839. A longtime supporter of charitable and church work, she died after a rapid decline due to age related illness. Surviving are two daughters Elizabeth M. McGrew and Aneriet Pat home, two brothers George W. Simpson and John Slings, and another relative Thomas Allen.
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Mare
Glavehard
William Blanchard
North Atrees
WLCA
Blanchard
Allegheny
Mahoningtown
Sh Kt
Jn -Chinveh
Gan Gabiu
Presbyterian Church
Gimhaod
First Presbyterian Chaebol
Tynuin
Elizabeth M. McGrew
Anion
George W. Simpson
John Slings
Thomias Allen
Two Alligators Shipped Hidden in Wire Netting
A strange case from New Ariana to Adams Express reveals two alligators shipped in wire nets with jaws tied so they could only open a fraction. One was released near Sycamore Street Tuesday afternoon, drawing crowds as the agile creature evaded sticks and displayed sharp teeth, shocking witnesses.
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Ariana
Whitley
Adams Express
Grable Allantion
Boul Juree Feor
Sycamorg
Sunday case hearings shift to Tuesday in city court
Reports detail a heated session where prosecutors and defense counsel clashed over procedures and witnesses. Alderman Mayne and others observed, while Caravasios testified to actions surrounding a Sunday operation. The alderman adjourned without a verdict, with arraignments scheduled for the next court date.
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Bunal
Fay Celal Hotore
Alederman Mayne
Aldeymen Madang
Aldeymen Madang Venlesod Puderteion
Wecorneys
Jas
Paver Avpaios
Ariareva Mehard
S. J. Moraelon
Alteng
Tintes
Akems
Mayne
Iss
Aed
Civevasios
Caravasios
Akens
Dali Hake
Cnp
Bundy
Aamee
Molha ‘von Spiers
Fay Ure
Stewart and
Stitt
Feleadinis
President Roosevelt Experience at Ellwood City Delivers Handshakes
Roosevelt arrives at Ellwood City Pa amid cheering crowds and a tense moment as a man on the platform attempts to reach the president. Guards restrain the intruder while Roosevelt greets workers and spectators, then continues to New Castle Junction and Youngstown with security precautions and calm public reception.
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Roosevelt
Ellwood City
Eilwoow
Livan
Fedeah
Contimieut
Thasa
Honrabauly Beeamng
Wonton
Lawrence County
New Castle Junction
Tou Nao
Halgit
Chen
I Mahoningtown
Huw
Youngstown
Presigent pRoonevety
Yongstowd
Alock A
Reet
Gurfel
Witsay
Une
Orks
Sloan
Plans Ready for Directors on Wilmington Ry survey
Owl engineer George A Balmiser reports completion of survey for the New Castle and New Wilmington elene railway. Two routes considered. favored survey suggests minimal extra cost and straight track with steep but tolerable grades. Many stations and towns listed along proposed line, with a likely rally at Westminster College and public notice in Wilmington.
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George A. Balmiser
Haw
New Castle
New Wilmingtoy
Zaleniser Gueins
Tao Polis
Met
New Wihuington
Ietel
Mercer
North Strarts
Arent
South
Skreer
Shefersan
Jeffer- Fo
Pan
Tégan
Mooly
Meluwee
Leases
Soshane Nor Hanlevand
Tiendile
Park
Wallin
Arigian
Kevnetdavulle Road
Breechunt
Revehwood
Pune
Farmnay Faiz
Wilmington
Ur Naaselk
Westminster
Col Jere
Vierack
Market Street
Streed
Covshale
Sit
Vefone
Lyul
Mabel
Bevan Gordon
van Marligged
New Industries Sought by Chamber Plan
The New Cauth chamber of commerce pursues two new industries to locate in January, seeking roles for Evans Manufacturing in Philadelphia. The effort aims to attract firms and create jobs, with discussions continuing for a potential plant site and regional economic boost.
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Chamberat Commersa May
Tniyelty
Oun
Evans Manufacturing Company
Philadvlphia
Wilends Inokine
Sunday Closing Agitation Reaches Edenburg Village
Edenburg faces a heated clash over Sunday store closures, with residents divided on keeping corn shops open. The village debates ceasing Sunday sales as a broader movement pushes toward a reform that echoes across nearby towns.
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Edenburg
Simday
Adenburg
Sanday
Sahontag
Westminster Field Meet Results At Westminster Field
Attendance from Westminster town and neighboring residents filled the field day event. Top performers included McGlythe winning the two hundred yard dash in 23.5 seconds and Walter Brown taking the mile with a time around 4 minutes 28 seconds. Stewart placed second in the one hundred yard dash and Cushrung Hine claimed second in the hurdles.
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Wilhitraria
Westminster
Thesday Averaogi
Afferinon
Whirst McGlythe
Seconite
Walter Brown
Ey Stewart
Sevand
Wile
Geconis
Bingeute Bhat
Marky
Sheunih
Anil
Cushrang Hine
Mediary
Rey Tiretllas
Rawr
Amul
Miara
Trabert Russell
Beran Oblsan
Nelson Cle
Uedsie Sees
Li Ined
Peer
Inenes
Secon
Patterson
PhAnee
Apples Likely to Be Averages This Year
County fruit inspector McCanahy reports budded peaches mostly killed by frost while common varieties fare better. apples show poor yields due to late frost and cold weather impact on bread fruit. Vegetables affected include warming weather and frost damage while other fruits may recover for a average to fair crop.
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McCanahy
Lunacy Commission Appointment Described in Local Notice
A fragmentary notice outlines the appointment of a lunacy commission. It mentions J. M. Black and references a person committed to care, noting the task of directing minimal confinement and guardianship in a controlling, formal proceeding.
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J. M. Black
Wilmington Trolley Line Change Sparks Local Debate
Residents and business leaders discuss altering the trolley route from New Castle to Wilmington, weighing land titles, cemetery access, and impact on loyal districts. Opponents argue the shift reduces reach to settled areas, while supporters cite improved service and potential cost savings as the company considers the plan. Local officials solicit formal feedback as land deeds and rights of way are scrutinized.
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Wilmington
Vlomar
Costa Eigne
Yla Vonlowi
Rik
Wing South
Yione
Kirby
Mckee
Bryan
AleComb
Jungs Raytolds
Nell Heirs
Go M. Dotty
Sanet
Tinninghem
Hutton
Lindsay
James Elves
Kealdmin
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