Funeral Rites For Mrs William McKinley In Canton
Canton Ohio May 29 Funeral of Mrs William McKinley widow of the late president drew about eight thousand mourners. President Roosevelt and Vice President Fairbanks attended the services as rumors circulated that Michael Czolgosz, brother of the McKinley slayer, might be in town though no trace was found by late afternoon. The service featured familiar hymns and a quartet performing.
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Canton, CO
William McKinley
Troosevelt
Presdent Fairbanks
Cleveland
Michael Czolgosz
McKinley
Canton
Preadent McKinney
Trier
Thaxton
First Methodist Episcopal Chuirch
Holmes
Eungz
Clark
Green
Rubenstein
Roosevelt
Indianapolis
Fairbanks
Millers Meet at St Louis Convention Opens
Millers from across the United States and some from abroad attend the opening session of the National Millers' Federation convention in St Louis. Secretary Taft is slated to speak at the banquet tomorrow as President Burke delivers the annual address on honest competition and flour quality. Goetzgmann discusses the Food and Drugs Act of 1906 and the purity of wheat flour under the mixed flour law of 1898.
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St. Louis
United States
National Millers’ Federation
Taft
John W. Burke
Federation
Goetzgmann
Agricultural Department
Ruef Sentencing Delayed as He Faces Testimony
San Francisco May 29 Today is the time set for the sentencing of Abraham Ruef who pleaded guilty to extorting 1126 dollars from a Delmonico's restaurant owner to block liquor license renewal. The court delays sentence to allow Ruef to testify against public service corporation officials the mayor and others indicted.
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San Francisco
Abraham Ruef
Delmonico
Ruef
Public Service Corporation
Unseasonable Cold Wave Grips Much of Nation
Washington May 29 reports a cold wave stretching east of the Rockies with frost warnings issued for the middle Atlantic states eastern lake region western Colorado eastern Wyoming Utah and northern Arizona and freezing warnings for western Wyoming. Temperatures in some areas record the lowest for the season in years and summer weather shows no immediate return. Heavy frost observed in Michigan and lake region states, while the southwest bears the sharpest chill due to recent heavy rains.
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Washington
Rocky Mountains
Weather Bureau
Middle Atlantic
Lower Lake Region
Colorado
Wyoming
Utah
Arizona
Bureau
Michigan
Lake
Missouri Pacific Passholders List Includes Bryan Ally
The Missouri Pacific Railroad filed its Nebraska list of passholders in Lincoln on May 26. Prominent on the list was T. S. Allen, brother-in-law of W. J. Bryan, who, with Allen, denied using an annual pass during the last campaign.
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Missouri Pacific Railroad
Nebraska
Bryan
Lincoln
Neb
Missouri Pacific
T. S. Allen
W. J. Ryan
Allen
Suspect Charlies Nall Arrested In Air Coal Murder Attempt
McCook Nebraska May 2 The suspect Charlies Nall arrested at Grand Island for the alleged murderous assault on Mrs Claude Spaulding eight miles north of Air Coal. He was brought to this city by train and crushed to the county jail in an attempted transport accident. A crowd gathers at the jail seeking details while the injured woman remains in a precarious condition and cannot identify him.
Railway Magnates in Wreck Near York
A Burlington passenger train carrying President George B. Harris collided with a freight in York Nebraska yards. Engineer J H Reahder broke his leg and fireman Earl Young was badly bruised. Harris Second VP Daniel Willard VP James Hill and Burlington Chief Engineer Calvert were shaken but unharmed. no passengers injured.
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York, Neb
Burlington
George B. Harris
York
J. H. Reahder
Earl Young
Harris
Daniel Willard
James N. Hill
Northern Pacific
Calvert
Rev Swift Given 13 Months
Judge Smith McPherson sentences Rev John Swift formerly of Winterset to thirteen months in Leavenworth prison. The minister faced a crime that would damage a respected businessman and an innocent young woman, the judge said in Des Moines on May 29.
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Des Moines
Smith McPherson
John Swift
Winterset
Toledo Belt Line Sold to Sullivan for Two Million
The Toledo Railway and Terminal company property sold under federal court order to Andrew J. Sullivan, chairman of the bondholders committee, for an upset price of $2,000,000. No other bids. Most of the $3,500,000 stock is owned by J Pierpont Morgan and is described as wiped out and worthless.
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Toledo
Toledo Railway and Terminal Company
Andrew J. Sullivan
J. Pierpont Morgan
Bullivan
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse Runs Aground Near New York
The North German Lloyd liner Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse ran aground on the west edge of the main channel, inbound to New York. It rests without danger and is expected to be floated at high tide without assistance.
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New York
Bryan Would Withdraw He Would Favor Hoke Smith
Washington reports say William J. Bryan will avoid a third presidential run to prevent a party split. His friends favor a southern Democrat such as Hoke Smith of Georgia, with Bryan ready to back Smith if a united party can be formed and no other strong rival emerges.
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William J. Bryan
Washington
W. J. Bryan
Bryan
South
Pratt Boutdern
Judee Gray
Delaware
Daniel
Virginia
Ryan
Hoke Smith
Brvin Hie
Covernor
Georgia
Clement
Ork
Smith
Bevan
Mike
Cleveland
Bryan Loy
Berimne
Genevia
Clark Howell
Johnson
Comer
Alabama
Campbell
Texas
Culberson
Lone Star
Judge Gray
Alton B. Parker
Hearst
William RK. Hearst
Nebraskan
New Yorker
Hiryan
Taft
Roosevelt
Will perfect airship tetrahedral kite quest grows
Professor Bell and Alexander Graham Tell push tetrahedral kite experiments in Nova Scotia this summer aiming to convert lifting kite into a flying machine. They plan to install a lightweight gasoline motor of 12 to 16 horsepower and compare it with Wright and Langley craft while predicting flight may occur this season.
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Washington
Alexander Graham Tell
Nova Scotia
Bell
Wright Brothers
Dayton
Ohio
Langdey
Wrights
Juries in Schmitz Trial Progress in San Francisco
May 20 report shows sixteen talesmen questioned for the marked case of Majur Schmitz on the charge of extortion without potent. One excused for cause. George D. Comings was peremptorily challenged, leaving fifteen jurors. Prosecution notes poll force may provide improper effort to influence panel. Assistant U.S. Attorney Heney cites evidence of attempts to gather witnesses and other improper purposes. Special Agent Barna corroborates claim that the jury pool is tainted and that officers sought to assemble testimony for the defense or prosecution.
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San Francisco
Majur Schmitz
George D
Donne
Hiopartial
Heney Baid
Rose Nticn Hiensys
Chinef -Petiow
Hethey
Barna
Viut
Mayne Selah
Woman shoots attackers in saloon bloodshed in Rawlins
Mrs Matty Ringwood killed one man and fatally wounded another during a knife and bottle attack on her husband in a Rawlins saloon. The assailants were two restaurant owners who fought with knives and missiles as the woman intervened with a revolver. She was arrested.
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Rawlins
Wyo
Matty Ringwood
A. Davis
Webb Stone
Various terse telegrams report notable deaths and events
Father James Hayes of Liverpool died in Rome after receiving the pope s benediction and last rites. Michigan's lower house passes ten of fifteen Insurance bills from a Chicago governors conference. Allegheny Synod of Reformed Presbyterians adjourns intending next session in Philadelphia. Count Boni de Castellane s appeal for divorce postponed in Paris likely until December. Dr W J Lynn of Pana Illinois marks 102nd birthday with a 600 guest dinner. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to drop four passenger trains amid Ohio s 2 cent fare. United States Syndicate files for 500 million capital to build a rail link between North and South America. Alexander Agassiz elected honorary member of the Imperial Austrian Academy of Science.
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James Hayes
Liverpool
Rome
Michigan
Chicago
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Allegheny
Philadelphia
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Ohio
United States Syndicate
Phoenix
Ariz
North
South America
Alexander Agassiz
Museum of Comparative Zoology
Cambridge
Mase
National Academy of Science
Imperial Austrian Academy of Science
Roosevelt Accused by Dr Long Over Wolf Charge Letter Demands Truth
Dr. William J. Long publishes a letter to President Roosevelt claiming he was unfairly accused of falsehood. He asserts the president’s attack on a private citizen was unjust and calls for a public correction and admission of error. The letter discusses wolf killings and species behavior with testimony from an educated Sioux, S.J. Hapidan.
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Stamford
Conn
William J. Long
Moosevelt
Anitals
Para
Armenians Plan Search for Murderers of Priest
In New York on May 29 authorities face failure to arrest the killers of Rev Kaspar Vartanian whose body was found in a trunk. Matuch Holopigian, a grocer, proposed forming an Armenian group in various parishes to aid the hunt, saying their networks could obtain information beyond police reach.
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New York
Kaspar Vartanian
Matuch Holopigian
Sarki Ermojian
Young Italian Inventor Claims Perpetual Motion Motor
Naples May 23 considerable interest centers on Giovanni Dileo of Andria aged twenty two who says his air powered motor operates and that he has solved the principle of perpetual motion.
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Naples
Giovanni Dileo
Andria
Former Judge Loving Indicted for Murder
Livingston Va May 29 Former Judge W G Loving manager of the Thomas F Ryan estate here was indicted for murder of Theodore B Estes on April 22 after a drive Loving says Estes drugged and assaulted Miss Loving the defendant’s daughter
Nebraska Weather Forecast and a Wedding Tale
The Weather Bureau bulletin for Nebraska predicts showers tonight and Wednesday with warmer temperatures in the east. A humorous note follows about an unhappy marriage, recounting Jane A Poor Marie's wedding and the disappointment over gifts, contrasted with Fraulein Hh.
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Nebraska
Ashram
Chicago
United States Weather Bureau
Worley
Jane
Marie
Fraulein
Wigaine
Had Had Proof Do you really think they are can turn gray into gold
Garbled OCR snippet shows quoted phrases with names Carlen Kurtata and remarks about wife turning blond after an hour. Content unclear and noncoherent.
Dual Tragedy Shocks Hocking Nebraska Community
Special to Vie News reports funeral rites for two men named Kneis in Hocking Nebraska after a double death. Henry Kneis buried first, followed by a brief service for George Kneis at the home of the man who was killed. German Lutheran and Lutheran cemetery burial details are listed, with no clarity on motive.
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Henry Kneis
George Kneis
Hocking
Jlewey Wivels
Heory
Tanita
Lutheran
Althuieh
Gernean Cakeron
Lutheran Cometers
Efirol
Mr. Graber
George Knels
Carpets Removed at Des Moines Central Christian Church
Des Moines reports a major church reform at Central Christian Church removing carpets and upholstery to improve health. Rugs will line aisles and classrooms while floors are polished to minimize disease risks. Rev Finis Idleman faces ongoing health-related troubles as a large congregation gathers for services and Sunday school.
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Des Moines
Central Christian Church
Finis Idle Nan
Chaceh
Locomotive Engineers and Auxiliary Open 3 Day Session
In Dallas on May 29 the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and its grand international auxiliary began a three day meeting with about 40 delegates. W B Fu, president of the insurance department, reported the department has paid out over 17 million dollars since its 1867 founding.
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Locomoctive Engineers
Dallas
Tex
Grand International Auxiliary
W. B. Fu
Insurance
Brotherhood
Baseball Scores From Major Leagues and Minor Circuits
American League results show Cleveland 6 over St Louis 3, Washington 6 to New York 2, Philadelphia 2 to Boston 1 in 11 innings. National League games include St Louis 1 at Pittsburgh 10, New York 6 at Philadelphia 12, Boston 1 to Brooklyn 7 9, Cincinnati 2 to Chicago 10. American Association Kansas City 5 over Milwaukee 8, St Paul 6 over Minneapolis 10, Louisville 9 over Toledo 3, Columbus 3 over Indianapolis 12. Western League Denver 6 over Pueblo 0.
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Cleveland
Louis
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
National Rescue
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Chicago
Kansas City
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Louisville
Toledo
Columbus
Indianapolis
Denver
Pueblo
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Gosz
M'Kinley
Presi
Millers
McCook
Red Willow County
Rev. Swift
Judge
Preacher
H. Smith
Professor Bell
Juruas I Schmitz
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Lons
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