McKinley Memorial Trustees Approve Mausoleum Design
The McKinley National Memorial Association meeting approved a mausoleum design by EE Van Burne McGounte consulting architect. The plan includes a 74 foot high dome, white marble finish, and an estimated total cost around 500000 dollars. The structure to be near Westlawn Cemetery Canton will resemble General Grant’s tomb and feature a waterway and broad steps.
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Trustees of
National Association
New York
fe MiKinley National Memorial
EE Van Burne McGouinte
Legion
McKinley
Westlawn
Canton OL
Monument Hall
Jengih
manselium
Grant
Power of Steam and a Hair Germ Discovery
James Watt noted steam power while a tile lid jumped under pressure. Scientific work reveals a tiny germ attacking hair roots. Newbro's Herpicide claims to destroy the germ and restore hair. samples via The Herpicide Co Detroit and J A Williamson as special agent.
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James Watt
Newbro
Senate
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
J. A. Williamson
Opposes Rate Law and Dangerous Experiment in Rail Rates
Washington May 1. Senate Interstate Commerce Commission head summoned to discuss rate questions. Wabash president Joseph Kanmsier Jr opposed a single body making nationwide rates, warning of vast vested interests and damaged development. Ramsey argued uneven rail competition persists and current statutes suffice. Police close bucket shop in New York as Bernstein Co. brokers face misappropriation charges. Little Rock editor and politician RB Andrews jailed for bribery tied to Nevada legislation. National League and American League results noted with scattered scores.
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Washi Jarnson
senate interstate commerce commission
Moma tteres
Ue Pennesse Coal and Hou company
Colorado Fuel and Irom company
United States Steel Corporation
Fairmount Coal compass
Pittsburg Coal company
Joseph Kanmser, Jr
Wabash railroad
interstate conmerce commission
Ramey
Dolliver
Mr. Ramsey
nator Dolliver
sve
New York
central office
Bernstein de Co
poties
Philadelphia
market daily
Protest over federal troops call in Chicago strike
Chicago protesters led by labor chiefs urge President Roosevelt to avoid sending federal troops. The May 14 letter to Roosevelt argues employers threaten arbitration and insists the mayor of Chicago has his support to preserve order, while noting violent incidents during Roosevelt’s visit.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Chicago
Roosevelt
PB. Shea
International Brocehoud
Tean- Ste
Charles Dold
Chiersa Federation of Labor
Tabor
Penen
Rha
Chia
fede
Shen
Miayor Dune
Dunne
United States
Tam
Rosevelt
Michigan avenue
Mayol Phy ofeers
Cricklasers
Masons’ International Union
James Gavin
George PopGobbins
Frank McGiants
William Dobson
Patrick Murray
William J. Howen
Gavin
Jide Richardson
Lord Roberts
Virginia
Richonand
Colanet
w. Gordon AteCabe
London
Lord Roberta
Democrats Honor Roosevelt At Chicago Banquet
President Roosevelt attended a banquet in Chicago hosted by the Troquois Club, a leading Democratic organization. The event drew speakers who opposed him politically yet praised his leadership, with the president receiving enthusiastic applause and warmth from the assembled Democrats.
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Troquois Club
Chicago
Roosevelt
Democratic organization of Israels
tus
Hans
Demarra
The Duke of Manchester and His Tilt with Andrew Carnegie
The report portrays the Duke of Manchester clashing with Andrew Carnegie over marriage and personal affairs. It notes the duke’s preference for Hum over a worthless daughter of Eugene Zinumerin, and mentions a duet seat and Savatsedt by Aira Carenegiots Nis the marry. It states the duke owns about 27 thousand Gheres oof dua in Kinibotton caste and enjoys recreation.
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Eugene
Dull banquet scene shows party divide and leaders
The account describes a Democratic dominated banquet with many party members present while Republicans, led by Governor Dencon and Judge Landis, sit at the president's table. Mentions include Mayor O Dunne, Charles Gunther, and other officials, reflecting cross party presence at a national moment.
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cornella
THinois
Edward O' Dunne
Charles J. Gunther
Troquois club
James Mamitten Lew
Samuel Fdselinter
Murray F. Thley
Sher Thomas JE. Barrett
Charles 8. Dencon
A. vd. Hopking
O. C. Koblsaat
i. W. Landis
Washington
Dead Man Identified in Marsh Near Chester
The body found on marsh lands near the Delaware River by Chester was identified as Samuel K. Riley of Philadelphia. Investigators report two throat injuries and indicate possible murder, with local theories pointing to a Philadelphia suspect and ties to a boat club.
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Marsh
Chester
Samuel R. Riley
Philadelphia
Delaware river
Samuel KORGs
rand
Riley
Bryan
Former Sag Harbor Cashier Arrested Over Bank Shortage
Bob Palmer, former cashier of the Pe cent Bank of Sag Harbor, faces larceny charges after allegedly shorting accounts by about 1,000 dollars, delaying bank operations on May 1 before reopening. Directors consider recovering the missing funds as investigations proceed.
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Sag Harbor
Sag Plarbor
Bob
Mas
Praneis Ho Palmer
Pecent Bank
Palmer
Pecan
ita oors
Afr Palmer
Russian Ambassador Succession Set for Madrid Transfer
Baron Rosen to succeed Count Cassini in Madrid while Count Cassini departs for Europe for health and study. Baron Rosen, former minister to Mexico, Servia, Greece, Romania and Japan, will be accompanied by his wife and daughter. Diplomats note Rosen opposed the war and his Tokio reports were dismissed in St Petersburg.
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Tokio
New York
Washington
Cas- Hitt
Russia
sung
Madrid
Maron Rosen
Pohio
Conant Cassing
Baron Rosen
Europe
St. Petersburg
Cassino
Contrexeville
su steeds
empire
Maron Mayor des Planedoes
ambisedor
diptome de Corps
Con Cassiat
peddon
Skerom Rosen
Bengzilan
sero aimbassador oto
Anton Rosen
Ad biter
ape
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Mexico
Servia
Greece
Romania
Japan
Dipfomats
St. Petersbing
Duke founder Washington Duke funeral draws fifteen thousand
Thousands attend the funeral of Washington Duke founder of the Duke American Tobacco Company in Durham North Carolina. Banks and schools close, business halts as services at Main Street Methodist Church end with burial in Maplewood cemetery. Immense procession includes Trinity College and Trinity Park School trustees, city and county officials, firemen, and citizens.
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Durham
Washington Duke
American Tabatero company
amit
Main Street Methodist church
Maplewood cemetery
Trinity College
Trinity Park Wish School
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