Carolina Senators Resign After Fiery Debate
South Carolina's U S senators B R Tillman and J L McLaurin mailed joint resignations to Governor McSweeney after a heated debate. Tillman challenged McLaurin's loyalty as party betrayal and offered to resign if elected, while McLaurin agreed in principle. They asked the governor not to name successors, planning to face the voters. Tillman's term runs until March 1907 and McLaurin's until 1902.
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Tillman
McLaurin
Columbia
D. C
South Carolina
B. R. Tillman
J. L. McLaurin
United States
McSweeney
Mintamin
Anne
Benjamin
Baseball scores and a murder report headline
Baseball records from the National and American Leagues show weekend results across multiple matchups, including Boston, Pittsburg, Chicago, Detroit, Milwaukee, Cleveland, Baltimore, and Philadelphia. In a separate incident, 13-year-old Robert Hislop was murdered by burglars on Haight Street in San Francisco, details reveal blunt-force injuries and a burglary motive. Wilkesbarre also reports a four-month strike at Bamford Brothers' silk mill settled with production to resume.
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New York
Broohiva
Cincinnati
Boston
Louis
Pittsburg
Chicago
Washret
Detroit
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Baltimore
Athletics
San Francisco
Robert Hislop
Haight street
Wilkesbarre
Bamford Brothers
Paterson
N. J
Tutt's Liver Pills Boost Health Remedy Ad
An old favorite remedy promotes Tutt's Liver Pills as a timely cure for sick headache sour stomach malaria indigestion torpid liver constipation and bilious diseases boosting popularity and consumer trust.
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Tutt
Germans and American sentry clash near Pekin legation
In Pekin the U S legation guard faced trouble as a German officer drew a sword and a German soldier charged past the sentry who fired, wounding the German light. the sentry was arrested and Major Robertson began an inquiry. Officials downplay the incident as misunderstandings arise from language differences. Nearby, two tramps camping near Hackensack died after drinking wood alcohol, with a third man seriously ill. The dead were known as Fans and Rustic. a salesman, H Harvey, survived. His mother is listed as living in South Pittsburg Tennessee. An autopsy confirmed the alcohol poisoning.
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Pexin
United States legation guard
Legation
Pekin
Hackensack
N. J
West View
H. Harvey
South Pittsburg
Tenn
Students Narrow Escape From Gas at Princeton Hall
Samuel T B Jones and Stanley Williamson, seniors living in Witherspoon Hall, escaped asphyxiation when a gas chandelier valve was turned too far. They were found comatose by a janitor early Sunday and recovered after fresh air.
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Princeton
Samuel T. DB. Jones
Princes Bay
Staten Island
Stanley Williamson
Clayton
university
Witherspoon Hall
Williamson
Governor Nash Returns From California Trip
Governor Nash has returned to Columbus from a California trip. Official Washington thinks the Pan American congress may still be held. Confederate Memorial Day was observed in many southern states. Three women drowned at Elkton Kentucky crossing a swollen stream in a buggy. Two Colorado Springs city officials, Cole, jailed on embezzlement charges totaling $26,000. The Peary Arctic Club of New York plans a fifth expedition to search for Explorer Peary. Dr John D Young of Boston was elected supreme commander of the United Order of the Golden Cross.
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Nash
Columbus, C
California
Washington
Elkton
Colorado Springs
Cole
Peary Arctic club
New York
Peary
supreme commanders of the United Order of the Golden Cross
John D. Young
Boston
Electric car crash at Albany kills and injures many
A fierce two car electric tram collision two miles out of Greenbush Albany left over 40 dead and many injured as cars on a single track failed to brake at a curve. Motormen were killed and passengers, including Deputy Superintendent Howard J Rogers and family, suffered severe injuries and horror.
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Albany
Frank Smith
William Nichols
Maud Kellogg
Round Lake
Annie Rooney
Stuyvesant Falls
David Mahoney
Dean Richmond
George C. Barry Troy
Fred J. Smith
William F. Barry
Troy
Mark Barry Troy
George P. Bittnar Moerville
Isaac Blaufelt
Dewitt C. Peltz
Charles Peltz
Howard J. Rogers
George Lane
Fred Harzog
Greenbush
Albany and Hudson
East Greenbush
state department of public instruction
Tragic Wreck Claims Couple in Round Lake Transit Disaster
Eyewitness recalls passengers freeing themselves from wreckage after a trolley crash near Round Lake. A youth on the car died in the collision as Maude Kel Jog perished beside her fiancé George C. Barry with his father badly injured. The motorman’s responsibility remains unproven, while the wounded endure severe internal injuries.
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Maude Kel Jog
Round Lake
George C. Barry
Troy
Mr Barry
Nature aids Mrs McKinley on rain softened trip home
Ogden Utah May 27 The presidential train crossed Nevada and reached Ogden at 6230 last night. Rain in the desert tempered the atmosphere and dust, easing Mrs McKinley’s discomfort. Dr Rixey reported she is standing the trip well, with no ill effects from the rarified air. The journey was longer than usual but the president set aside Sunday travel rules to speed her home.
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Utah
state of
Nevada
Humboldt river
Ruby
Wasatisech mountains
Salt Lake basin
Rixey
McKinley
Governor Tanner Funeral Vast Springfield Ceremony
The funeral of former Governor Tanner in Springfield drew the largest attendance since Lincoln's burial with 3,000 visitors, patriotic military salutes, and a long procession from the residence to Oak Ridge cemetery. The service at the church followed a statehouse lying in state with about 30,000 passing through.
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Springfield
Lincoln
Springfeld
Tanner
Oak Ridge
state house
Turney English
Central Federated Union backs rapid transit strike in New York
The Central Federated Union of New York, representing city labor groups, endorsed the tunnel strike today. Labor leaders say it could halt subway work unless contractors meet the engineers and rock drillers demands, contrary to President John J. Pallas’s wishes.
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New York
Central Federated Union
John J. Pallas
Revised Confession Debate in Philadelphia Assembly
Presbyterian commissioners in Philadelphia push revision of the confession with a plan for a brief summary and possible amendments. Debate centers on adopting the majority report, favoring a moderate revision or a new creed, with two days of work ahead and adjournment likely by Thursday.
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Philadelphia
general assembly
Calvary
Minton
Northminster
Olivet church
wilely
Presbyterian church of England
W. H. Roberts
Reception to Cardinal Martinelli at Villanova College
Cardinal Martinelli spent May 27 in Philadelphia after dedicating the Shrine of Our Lady of Good Counsel and assisting at solemn high mass. He administered confirmation to a large class of children and will attend the reception at Villanova College in the new monastery, with about 5 000 invitations issued for the event.
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Philadelphia
Villanova college
th city
Our Lady of Good Counsel
St. Thomas' church
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