Vote of £50,600 to Lord Kitchener sparks House clash
In London the government asked Parliament to grant £50,600 to Lord Kitchener. William Redmond Irish nationalist sparked uproar by alleging he would make war on women and children. The vote passed 382 to 42 after extended debate and a closure.
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London
King Edward
House of Commons
A. J. Balfour
Lord Kitchener
Egypt
Balfour
South Africa
India
Lord Roberts
Great Britain
Mr. Balfour
Henry Campbell- Bannerman
John Dillon
Dillon
Henry Labouchere
William Redmond
Redmond
Khartoum
Mr. Red
William Court Gully
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Lords Vote Thanks To Imperial Forces In South Africa
In the House of Lords on June 5 the Prince of Wales and peeresses attended as Lord Salisbury moved a vote of thanks to officers and men of the imperial forces in South Africa. He praised colonial premiers and troops for contending under difficult conditions against a well supplied enemy in a country they knew well. The Premier added his belief about the situation.
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London
Prince of Wales
House of Lords
Lord Salisbury
South Africa
Colonial troops aid empire in South Africa tribute
The passage notes strong colonial loyalty to Britain during the South Africa conflict. It highlights that colonial troops helped Britain defy opponents and support naval supremacy when land forces were scarce. Earl Spencer praised the imperial forces and Lord Salisbury’s motion for a unanimous vote of thanks passed.
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House
Europe
Great Britain
England
Earl Spencer
House of Lords
South Africa
Lord Salisbury
British War Losses in South Africa Report
An official War Office statement on June 5 reports British force reductions in South Africa up to May 30 totaling 97,477. It breaks down as killed, wounded, prisoners, disease deaths, and invalided home, with 28,434 dead or permanently incapacitated and 7,702 killed in action or dying of wounds. Further, disease deaths total 3 a
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London
War Office
South Africa
Lynch to London to claim Commons seat amid treason case
Col Arthur Lynch plans to go to London next week to take his seat in the House of Commons after living in Paris. He writes to Speaker Gully that war's end in South Africa opens a new era and seeks amnesty, while warrants for treason arrest loom if he steps on English soil.
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Paris
Associated Press
Arthur Lynch
London
House of Commons
Col
William Court Gully
South Africa
Galway
Col. Lynch
Texas Cattle for Boers Shipments Linked to South Africa
A Texas cattle deal centers on a Pensacola shipment of 650 head sent by Maud & Carrow. The cattle, high grade and pure blood, are for restocking South Africa’s veldts under a contract to supply the British Government with young breeding stock. This marks the first of several shipments.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Pensacola
Fla
Maud & Carrow
South Africa
Pope Receives Taft in Vatican Talks on Philippine Question
In Rome on June 5 Judge Taft governor of the Philippine Islands and party met Pope Pius X. Taft presented President Roosevelt's letter and a box of Roosevelt works while the Pontiff expressed desire to aid in Philippine administration and to settle church state relations under the American constitution.
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Taft
Philippine Islands
Thomas O'Gorman
Sioux Falls
S. D
Smith
Porter
Judge Advocate General’s Department
Washington
Vatican
Mgr. Bissett
Roosevelt
President Roosevelt
Bishop O'Gorman
Major Porter
Gov
Philippines
United States
Gov. Taft
Ireland
Cardinal Ampolla
Restoration of Marienburg Castle Fetes Teutonic Legacy
Emperor William and Empress witness the completion of Marienburg Castle restoration in West Prussia. The event features medieval costumes of the Knights of St John and remarks on Teutonic history. The Emperor calls for steadfast German guardianship of Marienburg and greets visiting dignitaries and the English delegation.
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Marienburg
West Prussia
William
Teutonic Order
Order of the Knights of St. John
Vistula
Germany
Vienna
Utrecht
Edward
Peace terms well received in Johannesburg Tim es report
The Times correspondent in Johannesburg says the peace terms are well received with little here that would not have been granted by Britain. Sensible men approve the language provision as coercion would have caused grievance and Dutch study would be a Boers point of honor. Clemency is not conceded but widely trusted.
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London TimEs
New York Times
London
Johannesburg
Times
Peace returns as Boer delegates surrender to British
Reports from Cape Town say peace is near as Boer delegates arrive to surrender. Commandant Fouche has come in with the others and commandoes are being gathered near railroad lines for surrender to British officers. Night train service is being prepared to resume.
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Cape Town
Fouche
Emperor William to Receive New York Judge Holls
Berlin reports Emperor William will receive Judge F W Holls of New York on Sunday in a gesture of diplomacy. The meeting underscores ongoing efforts to strengthen ties between Germany and the United States amid rising tensions in Europe.
Reconciliation of Boers in UK Dispatch
London dispatch reports Bennett Burleigh of The Daily Telegraph says British tact and forbearance could ease Boer reconciliation. He praises Lord Kitchener for negotiator conduct and notes Boer leaders Botha and De Wet pledging good faith under tolerant administration.
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London
Daily Telegraph
Pretoria
Bennett Burleigh
Lord Kitchener
Mr. Burleigh
Botha
de Wet
Great Britain
Judge Holls to Meet Emperor William in Berlin
In Berlin on June 5 Judge F W Holls of New York secretary to the American delegation at The Hague Peace Conference will be received by Emperor William at the Schloss after church next Sunday. Gen von Plessen arranged the audience, following Holls meeting Prince Henry of Prussia in the U S. The noon interview with Emperor Francis Joseph touched on the Philippine question and the U S plan to subdue and civilize the islanders, which the Emperor praised as a strong army effort.
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Associated Press
Berlin
F. W. Holls
New York
Hague
Emperor William
Schloss
Judge Holli
Gen. von Plessen
Judge Hollis
United States
Prince Henry
Prussia
Peace Terms Surprise Russia
The Times correspondent reports London facts that British terms granted to the Boers surprised St. Petersburg observers. It was expected Britain would concede far more, while the Russian press had misled the public about the South African situation.
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London
St. Petersburg
Times
Prince Henry Souvenirs Added to Berlin Museum
Emperor William has donated hundreds of Prince Henry of Prussia trip souvenirs to the Hohenzollern Museum in Berlin. The collection features a cartoon showing Roosevelt in German guard attire and William in US Army uniform bowing, plus Roosevelt’s reply to William’s message announcing Prince Henry’s U S visit. It also includes a silver plate engraved with the German song sung by the Saengerbund, an album reproduced in silk, and landscape photos with autographs of Prince Henry.
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Berlin
Emperor William
Prince Henry of Prussia
United States
Hohenzollern Museum
President Roosevelt
Garde du Corps
United States Army
Roosevelt
Prince Henry
Saengerbund
New York
Mr Kruger Not Sick In Hague Health Report
The Hague reports there is no foundation for Mr. Kruger being ill and states he is in good health, contrary to circulating rumors.
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Mr. Kruger
the Hague
Kruger
Cambridge to Honor Whitelaw Reid With Doctor of Laws
London June 5 Whitelaw Reid United States special envoy to the coronation of King Edward will receive an honorary Doctor of Laws from Cambridge University. The degree will be conferred alongside Yale University Professor H W Parker Professor of Music.
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Cambridge
Whitelaw Reid
London
United States
Edward
Cambridge University
H. W. Parker
Yale University
Prints and souvenirs from imperial visits join museum collection
Donors note the collection includes portraits and menu cards reproduced from copper plates. Engrossed resolutions presented to Prince Henry by societies, and silk embroidered portraits of Emperor William and Prince Henry are in the display. Souvenirs of Prince Chuns visit to Germany donated by the Emperor are also showcased. A silk embroidered letter from the Chinese Emperor is a highlight.
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Prince Henry
Emperor William
Prince Chun
Germany
Hohenzollern Museum
China
Competition in South Africa under British regime
The Times Vienna correspondent reports signs of a rush by commercial and industrial classes to South Africa under British rule. Germans lead, aiming to outcompete unprotected British trade with tariffs, subsidized shipping, and reduced rail rates. The piece questions the impact on British manufacturers and workers taxed by war, urging caution against further unfair competition. The German push is highlighted as a major challenge to England’s maritime dominance and sugar bounty precedents are discussed as potential extensions.
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London Times
NEW York Times
London
the Times
Vienna
South Africa
England
Anglo Japanese Festivities In Yokohama
The Times in Tokio reports fifty geisha girls danced with British and Japanese flags at a welcome by four Japanese warships for eighty British squadron officers in Yokohama. Japanese and Christian ladies of Kobe presented flowers and an address honoring the Anglo Japanese alliance as a bulwark of Eastern peace.
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London Times
NEW York Times
London
Times
Tokio
Yokohama
Kobe
Brisson Declines and Combes Tapped for French Cabinet
Paris reports M. Henri Brisson declined to form a new cabinet after summons by President Loubet. Senator Combes then accepted the task and met with Waldeck Rousseau and top legislative leaders to arrange a ministry. He aims to announce in The Official Journal, with Combes likely premier and interior minister.
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Paris
M. Henri Brisson
Elysée Palace
Loubet
M. Brisson
Senator Combes
Senate
Elysée
M. Combes
M. Waldeck-Rousseau
M. Etienne
M. Rouvier
Lee M. Doubier
Radical Republican
M. Doumergte
Radical Party
French Deputies Fight in Chamber Over Nationalist Posters
In Paris the Chamber of Deputies clashed during a verification of election results as M. De Largentaye and other Nationalist deputies exchanged insults with Republicans over posters. Fists flew among at least six lawmakers, including the Marquis de Dion, Millevoye, and Meslier, after scuffles sparked by accusations of swindling foreigners and a claim that the president is a thief. One deputy was set to face prosecution for insulting President Loubet.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
M. de Largentaye
Cotes-du-Nord
Republic
Marquis de Dion
M. Millevoye
M. Meslier
Committee of the
Bachimont
M. Bachimont
Count de Dion
Loubet
Anglo-Russian dispute easing through arbitration plan
Cablegram from Peking reports the railway siding dispute between England and Russia moving toward friendly adjustment. Russian and British consuls have agreed to accept arbitration by the German Commissioner of Customs.
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London
the Times
Peking
England
Russia
England and the Spanish War raises prewar assurances
In the House of Commons Thomas Gibson Bowles renewed the bid for information on whether Britain gave the United States any assurances before the war with Spain. Government leader A. J. Balfour deprecated reopening a subject he said had many questions.
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London
Thomas Gibson Bowles
House of Commons
Great Britain
United States
Spain
A. J. Balfour
Historic dispute rests as Mr Balfour favors leaving it
Passages discuss a historic issue with Mr. Balfour suggesting it should be allowed to rest. The text notes the matter has little practical value beyond historical interest and seeks a final, quiet resolution.
Professors Riva and Prinetti Die in Grigna Landslide
In Rome on June 5, authorities report Signor Riva, a University of Rome professor, and Count Gino Prinetti, cousin of Italy’s foreign minister, were killed in a landslide while climbing Mount Grigna near Lake Lecco.
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Rome
Signor Riva
University of Rome
Gino Prinetti
Mount Grigna
Lake Lecco
Switzerland
King Alfonso approves large loan bonds issue
Madrid authorities report King Alfonso signed a decree authorizing 338 million pesetas in 5 percent redeemable internal bonds. The loan aims to fund government needs and bolster public finances.
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Madrid
Alfonso
Persia's Shah Decorates Kaiser with Diamond Emblem
The Shah of Persia visiting Berlin presented Emperor William with the highest Persian order badge. The insignia is set with diamonds valued at 22,000 marks about 5500 dollars.
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Persia
Berlin
William
Parkhurst and Man Tie The Knot In Grace Church Chantry
Edwin Parkhurst of Albany and Harriet Hubbell Man daughter of Mr and Mrs William Man of 19E West Tenth Street united in marriage yesterday at Grace Church Chantry. Rev Dr W N Huntington officiated a small reception followed at the bride's parents home.
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Edwin Parkhurst
Albany
Harriet Hubbell Man
William Man
West Tenth Street
Grace Church
W. N. Huntington
Edson Hoffman Van Brunt wed Edith Townsend Edson
Arthur Hoffman Van Brunt and Edith Townsend Edson married at St. Bartholomew's Church with Rev. Greer officiating. Bride given by her father, attire described, maid of honor Helen A. Edson, bridesmaids in white frocks, pink hats and flowers. Best man Robert D. Murray, ushers include Dr. David O. Edson and Franklin Edson Jr. Reception held at the bride’s parents’ home.
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Arthur Hoffman van Brunt
Justice van Brunt
Edith Townsend Edson
Franklin Edson
St. Bartholomew's Church
Dr. Greer
Helen A. Edson
Carolyn Hidlitz
Florence Schmidt
Margaret Robert
Adele Wilcox
Gertrude Livingston weds James Hamilton in Washington
The ceremony at St. Margaret's Church was conducted by Bishop Coleman with Rev. Herbert Scott Smith assisting. Attendants included Miss Livingston, her niece Ruth Stuart as flower girl, and best man William Hamilton. Ushers were A. M. Beecher, Harry Blunt, Watson Ayres, and Dr. Emory Marvel. A reception followed at Col. and Mrs. Livingston's Oregon Avenue home.
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Washington
Gertrude Livingston
James Hamilton
Boston
St. Margaret's Church
Bishop Coleman
Delaware
Herbert Scott Smith
Miss Livingston
Ruth Stuart
William Hamilton
A. M. Beecher
Harry Blunt
Watson Ayres
Emory Marvel
Atlantic City
Col
Mrs. Livingston
Oregon Avenue
Hamburg Wedding Unites Eva Couse and John L Swayze
Miss Eva Couse and John Lawrence Swayze wed at the Church of the Good Shepherd Hamburg. Rev. Joseph Smith officiated with Miss Elizabeth Anne Couse as maid of honor and Archie E. Hough as best man. The groom, a lawyer and private secretary to Gov. Murphy, was formerly Sussex County Prosecutor of the Pleas.
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N. J
Eva Couse
John Lawrence Swayze
Church of the Good Shepherd
Joseph Smith
Joseph Coult
Newark
Elizabeth Anne Couse
Florence Edmonson
Ethel Geer
Gertrude Rowe
New York City
Emma J. Couse
Whitin- Parsons wedding at Rockdale Church in Whitinville
Miss Florence Whitin daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry T Whitin wed Theophilus Parsons of New York in the Rockdale Congregational Church with 300 guests The Rev A P Manwell officiated The bride’s attendants were Marion Beth Marjorie and Harriet The best man was Jeffrey Parsons Ushers included Sheldon Wheeler Frank Hackett Kent Swift and Paul Whitin A reception followed at the Whitin home The couple will reside at Old Pine Farm Hempstead L I after Sept 20
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Florence Whitin
Harry T. Whitin
Theophilus Parsons
New York
Rockdale Congregational Church
A. P. Manwell
Marion Whitin
Beth Whitin
Marjorie Whitin
Harriet Goodwin
Jeffrey Parsons
New York City
Sheldon Wheeler
Frank Hackett
Kent Swift
Paul Whitin
North Bridge
Brige
Death List of a Day Louis Sloss Dies in San Rafael
Louis Sloss president of the Alaska Commercial Company and a leading Pacific Coast businessman died in San Rafael after a three day illness. Heart failure caused his death at seventy nine.
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San Francisco
Louis Sloss
Alaska Commercial Company
Pacific Coast
San Rafael
Sloss
Peter Labouisse Dies at 430 Madison Avenue Residence
Peter Labouisse died on Wednesday at his residence 430 Madison Avenue. The notice notes his death and the location, prompting memorial details for family and friends.
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Peter Labouisse
Madison Avenue
Louisiana lineage links in New York family ties
A real estate dealer from a distinguished Louisiana family is described. The narrative recalls cotillion leadership in New Orleans, marriages into the Rathbone and Labouisse circles, and connections to Forstall, Miss Rathbone, Peter Labouisse, and Henry Lane Eno. It notes Labouisse’s move to New York fifteen years ago and his ongoing family details.
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New Orleans
Misses Rathbone
Forstall
Pelican
Rathbone
Peter Labouisse
William Phelps Eno
Henry Lane Eno
Mr. Labouisse
Edith Labouisse
Labouisse
New York
Peter Rathbone Labouisse
Death of Rev Henry Latham Master of Trinity Hall
The Rev. Henry Latham Master of Trinity Hall Cambridge is dead born in 1821 in London reports his death on June 5.
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Henry Latham
London
Trinity Hall
Cambridge
Reverend Henry Latham Master of Trinity Hall
The Rev. Henry Latham a native of Dover was the second son of John Henry Latham Paymaster of Exchequer bills. He graduated BA from Trinity College Cambridge and became tutor of Trinity Hall in 1847. He was ordained deacon 1848 priest 1850 and served as Master of Trinity Hall since 1888. He was an eighteenth Wrangler in 1845 and a prolific writer on theology and science. He belonged to the Athenaeum Oxford and Cambridge Clubs.
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Henry Latham
Dover
John Henry Latham
Trinity College, Cambridge
Trinity Hall
Dr. William Armistead Nelson Dies at Son-in-Law’s Home
The physician died yesterday at Rudolph P. Miller’s residence on East Fortieth Street. Born 1817 in Fredericksburg, he was tied to the Nelson family lineage with Revolutionary-era prominence. He studied at the University of Pennsylvania and served in the U S Navy before joining the Confederacy as a surgeon. He practiced in Missouri after the war and married Mary Moncure in 1846.
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William Armistead Nelson
Rudolph P. Miller
East
Fortieth Street
Nelson
Virginia
Dr. Nelson
Col
William Nelson
Yorktown
Thomas Nelson
Virginia Council
Cornwallis
Gov
Fredericksburg
University of Pennsylvania
United States Navy
Commodore Perry
Japan
Richmond
Louisiana
Missouri
Mary Robinson Moncure
Thomas Nelson Page
Sir Daniel Cooper Dies in London
Sir Daniel Cooper, former acting Agent General for New South Wales in England, died in London at age 80. Born 1821, he studied at University College London and moved to Sydney where he entered business. He served in the Legislative Council, became first Speaker in 1856, led the Bank of New South Wales as president 1855-61, and represented New South Wales at exhibitions in Europe and America.
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Daniel Cooper
New South Wales
England
University College
Sydney
Legislative Council
Bank of New South Wales
Europe
America
Death in London a Morristown youth William Lidgerwood dies abroad
Morristown New Jersey reports William Vail Lidgerwood dead in London after an accident. He was son of John Lidgerwood of the Manhattan Manufacturing Company and had lived in Morristown for years. He had spent recent years in South America and was traveling home via Europe when the death occurred at his uncle’s residence.
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Morristown
N. J
William Vail Lidgerwood
London
John Lidgerwood
the Manufacturing Company
Liberty Street
Manhattan
South America
Europe
Two New Collars
MISSOULA business notices show TETONKA E and W introducing two new collars for sale or manufacture, detailing product type and potential applications.
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Missoula
Tetonka, E. & W
Marriages Listed for Early June in Various Cities
Multiple wedding notices dated June 1902 report marriages across New York City Morristown South Amboy Canton and Washington DC. Names include Maud Quintard to James Brookfield Marion Hunt to James Miller Harriet Parkhurst to Edwin Parkhurst Margery Pearse to Frederic Pearse Mary Poor to Charles Poor Mabel Curtis to Percy Rice Jeanne Chester to Berkeley Smith Dorothea Snyder to William Snyder Lottie Hickok to Charles Williams.
Obituary notices dated June 1902 list multiple deaths
Deaths recorded for Jane M Burke Peter Labouisse William Vail Lidgerwood Richard McNamee Dr William Nelson Willard I F Randolph Cordelia Victoria Senderling died June 3 4 5 1902. Funeral services at home addresses in New York New Jersey Connecticut and Virginia with interments and private burials. Names include Burke Labouisse Lidgerwood McNamee Nelson Randolph Robinson and Senderling.
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Jane M. Burke
Woodlawn Cemetery Office Bronx Address Listing
The Woodlawn Cemetery office is listed in the Borough of Bronx New York City with an address at 20 Hast 238d Street Madison Square South.
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Woodlawn Cemetery
Bronx
New York City
Madison Square South
Sir William Cotton Former Lord Mayor Dies in London
Sir William James Richmond Cotton died in London this morning. He served as Chamberlain of the City of London since 1892 and held the office of Lord Mayor in 1875.
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London
William James Richmond Cotton
City of London
Sir William James Richmond Cotton Record of Public Service
Sir William James Richmond Cotton born 1822 married 1848 to Caroline Richmond Pottinger. He served as MP City of London 1874 to 1885 and was nine years on the London School Board as its first Chairman. He chaired the Police Committee for seventeen years and held roles as Alderman Sheriff and Lord Mayor. He promoted and sat on the Lan Lancashire and Cheshire Operative Relief Fund for three years and chaired the Prison Charities Fund at Mercer Hall for Convalescent Homes.
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Wiliam James Richmond Cotton
Caroline Richmond Pottinger
City of London
London School Board
Lancashire and Cheshire Operative Relief Fund
Prison Charities Fund
Mercer Hall
Funeral of President Barrows at Oberlin College
The funeral for John Henry Barrows of Oberlin College was held at the Second Congregational Church with lay in state at the church. The body was carried to Westwood Cemetery by students, Oberlin College draped in mourning and flags at half mast. memorial services followed in the evening with ministers including E I Bosworth and Liciens Rte.
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Ohio
John Henry Barrows
Oberlin College
Westwood Cemetery
Second Congregational Church
Lds. Oe
E. I. Bosworth
Reg.enncy
Liciens Rte
New York
Five Dollar Mine Disaster Gift Returned
The New York Times received five dollars from A. EL for the relief of miners' families killed in recent mine explosions. The donation was returned to the donor because no relief fund existed to receive it.
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New York Times
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