Brother of Czolgusz at Mrs McKinley funeral observed
Canton daily notes crowds at Mrs McKinley funeral in Canton Ohio May 29 with President Roosevelt and Cabinet members among dignitaries. Three arrests made as dragnet targeted strangers while police guard the president and a rumor of Michael Czolgusz's brother in town circulated.
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Czolgosz
Canton
Ohio
da Saxton McKinley
McKinley
West Lawn Cemetery
Market Street
Roosevelt
Fairbanks
Har
S&s
Washington
McKint
Cleveland
Michael Czolgosz
Youngstown
May Dent Reosevely
Elwood City
New Castle Junction
General Lawton
Indiapolis
Michigan
Lansing
Alghemural College
Harvard
Presdent
Root
Garfield
Wilson
Loeb
Herman Kohtsaat
Chicago
Gene
Rix
Latta
Machinists Strike Over Wages On Louisville Line
In Louisville Kentucky Vice President Buckalew ordered a strike on the L and N lines effective immediately affecting 600 to 700 machinists seeking union recognition and a uniform wage scale. In Berlin bakers halted work late last night as about 2500 shops face a demand for five to six day weeks and 10 to 12 hour days with one rest day weekly. The steamer Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse was refloated after running aground in New York lower bay with no apparent damage.
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Louisville
Buckalew
International Association of Machinists
Louisville & Nashville
Berlin
New York
De Raylan Identified as Woman in Arizona Estate Case
In Phoenix on May 29 Baron Schlippenbach and Chicago attorneys confirmed Nicolai De Raylan’s body is that of a former secretary who lived as a man in Chicago for 12 years but was a woman in Phoenix at burial. The claimant calling herself De Raylan’s widow is denied any share since De Raylan was a woman.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Emenee
de Raylan
Swatow uprising and brigadier general family tragedy
Swatow reports reveal a revolutionary proclamation denying foreign blame while Canton dispatches troops to southern China after rebels capture and compel the brigadier general’s family to drown in a well. In Connecticut a public dispute surfaces between President Roosevelt and author William J. Long over factual accuracy and honesty in animal life writings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Swatow
Augustana College Board Names New Instructor and Plans Jubilee Fund
The Augustana board named Rev. Philip Thelander as instructor in Christianity to succeed Rev. G A Dahlberg at the college. He previously taught Swedish language and literature at Bethany College. The board also supported continuing the jubilee fund drive led by Dr. Andreen and Rev. Theodore Ekblad, with plans for chapel refurbishment and a new stage to host the annual oratorio chorus, plus dormitory repairs and water filtration. Professor Sigfried Laurin was recalled on a permanent basis.
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Augustana College
Philip Thelander
Batav Lil
G. A. Dahlberg
Thelander
Bethany College
Lindsborg
Kan
Andreen
Theodore Ekblad
Sigfried Laurin
Pianis
West
Associated Press
Consul Ekman
Stockholm
Ekman
Augustana
Refuse to yield up jurisdiction declared in brewery unions
Cincinnati May 29 The executive board of the International Union of Brewery Workmen announced the vote on the AFL ultimatum regarding jurisdiction over engineers and firemen in breweries is virtually complete and the result is a vote against surrendering jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
International Union of Brewery Workmen
United States
Canada
American Federation For Labor
Ladies Elect Officers of New Machinists Auxiliary
The Ladies Auxiliary of the International Association of Machinists elected officers at Odd Fellows hall including President Mrs Henry Peak and Financial Secretary Mrs A Johnson. The group plans a permanent meeting place and opens the charter to new spouses. The next meeting is scheduled for 3 pm at Odd Fellows hall. A charter extension offers entry to more machinists wives.
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Ladies
The
International Association of Machinists
Odd Fellows Hall
Henry Peak
A. Johnson
F. Littler
John Landus
T. Bowen
Charles Anderson Champion
H. Ryan
Ast
R. Westernhauser
Typhoon Devastates Caroline Islands Killing Hundreds
Cable reports from Sydney describe a March typhoon that struck the Caroline group. Many perished as waves washed over small islands while survivors clung to cocoanut trees. Guam and other islands suffered heavy losses with scores killed on Wilson and Siror or Heslip islands.
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Victoria
B. C
Caroline Islands
Sydney
Aussia
Mai
Caroline Group
Guam
Alie
Wilson Island
Sirol
Heslips Island
Yap
Ulie
Augustana Conservatory graduates four teach certs
Miss Edith Thulin Agnes Johnson Clara Chandler and Laurinda Rast completed their courses at the Augustana Conservatory of Music annual commencement in the college chapel. Four graduates earned teaching certificates two in piano and one in violin with performances by Thulin Rast Chandler and Johnson featuring Chopin Grieg and Beethoven pieces and praised artistry.
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Edith Thulin
Agnes Johnson
Clara Chandler
Laurinda Rast
Augustana Conservatory of Music
Miles Johnson
Edith Thutir
Miss Thulin
Beethoven
Miss Chandler
Edith Thalie Acelolay
Ami Rachmaninoff
Laurinda Raspeteee
MacDow
Senate
Edith Thulinda Chandler
Aurinda Rast
Nicode—Tarnatelle
Grieg—Aus Dem
Agnes Johns
Mrs. A W Bowen Honored by Typographical Union Auxiliary
Indianapolis May 29 The woman’s auxiliary of the International Typographical Union completed canvassing for officers and honored Mrs A W Bowen highly for her service and leadership overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Woman's Auxiliary
International Typographical Union
Pope Pius Is Arraigned in Letter from Priests
The letter from priests reports elections with President Mrs A W Bowen of Washington and Vice President Mrs W E Bowen of Atlanta. It notes Mr and Mrs A W Bowen formerly lived in Rock Island and later moved to Washington where Bowen holds a government printing position. They have relatives here and visit during vacations.
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Pius
A. W. Bowen
Wasington
W. E. Bowen
Atlanta
Ynd
C. E. Mc Kee
Indi
Rock Island
Washington
Bowen
Jean
Catholic Divines Challenge Pope Policies in Open Letter
A group of Italian priests issue a bold open letter to the pope, urging liberal policies and recognition of science and democracy. They defend priestly liberty, denounce papal appointments, and seek equity and clemency while disavowing rebellion.
Cruiser Launched at Pore River Yard in Navy First
Quincey Mass May 24 The scout cruiser Birmingham was launched from Pore River Shipbuilding yards today. Miss Mary Campbell daughter of the governor christened the ship. The Birmingham designed for 24 knots is a new departure in American Navy shipbuilding.
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Quincey
Mass
Birmingham
Pore River Shipbuilding Company
Mary Campbell
Art Madama
Another Allison Case in the South
George W. Watkins a farmer near West Plains Missouri was arrested by a Nashville penitentiary deputy warden and returned to Nashville. He claimed his divorced wife betrayed him after confessing he was an escaped convict. Watkins had a Tennessee burglary sentence from Polk County and escaped, later marrying in North Carolina before moving to Missouri where he lived peacefully until a separation with his wife last year. Friends seek a pardon for him.
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West Plains
George W. Watkins
Nashville
Watkins
Polk County
Tennessee
Trace City
North Carolina
Creek Freedmen Lose Restrictions On 800000 Acres
Tulsa May 29 Judge William R Lawrence grants decision in Smith and Fewell vs Steele removing restrictions on Creek land held by freedmen. The ruling allows sale and barter of about 600000 acres and affects 5000 Creek freedmen across the nation.
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Tulsa
Tul. T
William R. Lawrence S ‘Tion
Joseph H. Tiger
Smith and Fewett
S. Steele
Tiger
Government to Open 3,000,000 Acres in Oregon
The administration moves to compel the Southern Pacific Railroad to open about 3,000,000 acres in Oregon for settlement. The grant, obtained by Senator Bourne, promised land at two dollars per acre, but terms have not been met and action is being taken to enforce opening.
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Washington
Mare By of
Oregon
Southern Cific Railroad Company
Bourne
Intercontinental Road Articles Filed for Africa Rail Link
Articles of incorporation filed yesterday disclose a new United States company with capital stock of 500 million dollars. The entity aims to construct a railroad linking North and South Africa, expanding continental transport.
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Ariz
Mwo
United States
South Africa
Petersen’s Band First Concert Postponed to June
Bad weather and more of the same forecast lead to postponement of Petersen’s first concert originally set for Friday evening at the Watch Tower. The performance now is rescheduled for June 7.
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Petersen
Watch Tower
Body in Pasture Near Hampton Town Finds Maggie Hermes
Coroner investigates after Miss Maggie Hermes, a well known young woman, is found dead with a razor wound beside a small mirror and a pencil note near a field about a mile from the Hampton post office. Authorities indicate possible self-inflicted death amid rumors of a tryst and personal disappointment. The victim was last seen yesterday afternoon. parents believe she was visiting a neighbor.
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Maggie Hermes
Albert Oltman
Hampton Post Office
Henry Ferman
Eckhart
Boys Enjoy Annual B G M Banquet
About six boys attended the B G M club banquet at the M C A association auditorium last evening. Ly man Weld spoke on Lake Geneva and its surroundings after a visit there during the Y M C A conference. Henry Voss gave readings and prior to the banquet the boys used the gymnasium and enjoyed piano and phonograph selections. Association helpers served the banquet.
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B. G. M Club
M.C. A
Association Auditorium
Lyman Weld
Lake Geneva
Henry Voss
A .Clation
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Presents
Corbin
Justice Day
Eueh
Min Lieign
Mrs. McKinley
Justice
Mrs. Day
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
W. J. Long
Swatvan Revolutionary Society
Famford
Conn
William J. Long
Volt
Phillip Thelander
Batavia
Board of Directors
Vis
A. F. of L
North Sydney
C. B
St. Pierre, Miquelon
Eli Girardin
Lefleme
St. Pierre
Grand Banks
America
Orient
Woman's Auxiliary of Typographical Union
Pontiff
Leo
Rome
Iil
Murri
Vatican
Allison
South
Southern Pacific
Intercontinental Road
Hampton
Razor and Mirror
Lake Geneva Camp
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