Mrs McKinley Dies Peacefully After Long Illness
Mrs Ida Saxton McKinley died at Canton at 1 03 Sunday afternoon after a long frail period. The affected family and officials attended the scene as doctors reported a peaceful transition. Funeral plans call for Dr Buxton to lead a simple service at the McKinley home on Wednesday at 2 PM with Cortelyou directing. Secretary Roosevelt Loeb Root Wilson and Garfield will attend, and the body will be moved to the national mausoleum on Monument Hill upon completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McKinley
Cortelyou
M. C. Barber
Sarah Duncan
Luther Day
Justice
Willim R. Day
Dre. Portman
Hixey
William McKinley Post
George D. Harter Post
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Buxton
McKinley
McKintey
Roosevelt
Loeb
Canton
Root
Wilson
Garfield
West Lawn Cemetery
National Mausoleum
Monment Hill
Virginia murder case looms in Nelson county trial
In Richmond on May 27 the case of ex Judge William G Loving, linked to the murder of Theodore Hates and allegations of drugging a young daughter Elizabeth, is set for the term of the Nelson county court. A venue change may be requested. sensational claims, prior drugging incidents, and rival loyalties divide the county as attorneys for both sides prepare high profile arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
William G. Loving
Theodore Hates
Loving
Elizabeth
Nelson County
Petersburg
Virginia
Bates
Bstes
Estes
Judge Loving
Daniel Harmon
Charlottesville
Loving Lkewise
John L. Lee
Lynchburg
Walton Moore
Warrax
Aubray B. Strode
Notables Celebrate Birthdays At Home Of Confederate Veteran
Raleigh May 27 Many congratulatory messages poured in at General RF Hoke’s home on his 70th birthday. Hoke born Zincointon May 27 1887 rose to major general in the Confederate army and now commands veterans of the Army of Northern Virginia. Boston May 27 Mrs Julian Ward Howe marked her 88th birthday with family and greetings from across the nation. Her husband Dr Howe aided Greek independence and Italian unification causes, while daughter and relatives joined in the celebration with floral tributes from Greek and Italian societies. Hodlister's Rocky Mountain Tea advertised as aiding digestion, 35 cents, Wangler Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N. C
RF Hoke
Seaboard ‘Air Line Railroad
Gen. Hoke
Zincointon
Virginia
Boston
Mass
Julian Ward Howe
Beadon Street
Howe
Hig
Dr. Howe
Mia
Wherry
Garibaldi
Cavour
Victor Emmanuel
Anniversary of Bishop Talbot Marked at Bethlehem Meeting
Bethlehem Pa May 27 The Central Pennsylvania diocese annual convention opens with strong clergy and lay turnout A highlight is a handsome purse offered to Bishop Talbot to commemorate twenty years since his 1887 consecration as missionary bishop of Wyoming and Idaho He was later assigned to Central Pennsylvania after Bishop Rufigoa's death
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem
Central Pennsylvania
Protestant Episcopal Church
Talbot
Wyoming
Idaho
Pennsylvania
Rufigoa
Fights Tonight Include Bowker Driscoll Title Bout
Tonight at the National Sporting Club of London Joe Bowker faces Jim Driscoll in a 20 round featherweight title clash while Tom Prendergast of Saginaw meets Young Donahue of Denver in 13 rounds at Pueblo Cole. Also notes advertise Orino Laxative and cabinet photos from local vendors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Bowker
Jim Driscoll
National Sporting Club of London
Tom Prendergast
Saginaw
Mich
Young Donahue
Denver
Pueblo
Cole
Waterloo native appointed to New Mexico land law post
Oscar D. Olmatead, four years on the Washington board of pension examiners, is assigned to govern legal work for lands opened to settlement in New Mexico. He travels from Washington to Waterloo to visit relatives, and his Iowa roots and friends here celebrate his appointment with a substantial salary increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar D. Olmatead
Waterloo
J.T. Sullivan
New Mexico
Mr. Olmstead
Washington, D. C
Mr. Olmatead
Pengiop Examiners
Washington
Land Office Department
Community Notes From Cedar Falls May Meeting and Events
Cedar Falls May 27. Misa Keep of Manchester visits her brother L. H. Keep. Local families hosted guests from Waterloo Independence Mason City and Charles City. New York and Chicago trips noted. Memorial services at M E church cited with large attendance and a forthcoming high school commencement program led by Rev G H Birney, with Dr J J Snowden Rev D W Fabs and Rev H O Lorenz on the platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Misa Keep
Manchester
L. H. Keep
HH. Clay
J. O. Knox
W, Hown
Waterloo
James Brownell
M.E
G. H. Birney
Seettonture
GH. Birney
J. J. Snowden
D. W. Fabs
Hev. H. O. Lorenz
Friends of the High School
Sheriff Caldwell Honored Despite Politics In Des Moines
Red Moines Tribune notes Sheriff Caldwell of Blackhawk county visited Des Moines returning from Takeville where he had carried a prisoner to the hospital for inebriates. Though a Democrat, he secured reelection in a county with a strong Republican plurality and remains popular amid praise for his service. Mrs Ransom Bailey, deceased, passed away May 25, 1907, at 4:00 p.m. after a long illness, surrounded by family in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Moines Tribune
Cala
Sheriff Caldwell
Blackhawk County
Des Moines
Kaxville
Caldwell
Hiackhawk County
Bima
Ransom Bailey
Ransom Baller
Baltimore and Ohio rail tickets to Atlantic City deal
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertised low round trip fares from Chicago to Atlantic City with return allowed until June 18 and stopovers in Washington Baltimore and Philadelphia. Tickets via the Chicago agent W A Preston T P A urged readers to request a booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Atlantic City
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Clark Street
Batley Woman Was Lifelong Helper To Family And Community
Mary Dyer Batley, born March 8 1845 in East Berne Albany County, daughter of Judge James Dyer, lived a life of homemaking and charity. She organized Grundy Center Kings Daughters, joined Eastern Star and W R C, supported Cedar Falls and Grundy Center communities, and cared for family through a long illness before death. Funeral set for Tuesday at 3 with Rev. Birney and Dr. Snowden. interment in Fairview cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Dyer
East
Berne
Albany County
James Dyer
Albany
Mount Morris
N. Y
EB. Brrewell
Chicago
Jennie
J. L
9. C. Bailey
Cedar Falls
Grundy County
Mr. Bailey
Iowa
Mre Bailey
Teels
King's Daughters
Grundy Center
Tairvlew Cemetery Association
E. Strevell
Barthe Bishop
Sone
Indaw
J. L. Bailey
Alao
Eretari
Eugene
Dyer
Esty
W. J.ey
Mra
GH. Birney
J. H. Snowden
Fairview Cemetery
In the Shadow of the Shops and railway changes noted
The article lists railroad staff movements at Illinois Central Central shops and nearby lines, with several resignations and new hires. It mentions personnel such as J D Légebon, Clyde Lowder, and Albert Hardike, along with locomotive No. 1826 in service under Dickerman and Mortis. It also notes a rainout of a Red Sox game and a coroner's inquest for Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Légebon
FL & N
Brakewan
H. H. Young
Central
Red Sox
Clyde Lowder
Waverly
Illinois Central
Dubuque
Dickerman
Mortis
Tollefsen
Burhyte
Albert Hardike
Albert J. Ives
Kenneth McLeod
Ft. Dodge
J. D DeGon
Independence
Cross
DeGong
H. Schilling
Mins Mandlejum
Stete Center
A. M. Weatweer
Hekard
Webster City
Dan Ward
Dulbuque
That City
Freeport
Tom Kellay
Waterlooghd
Frank Edwards
Njurjen Avverall
Bin
Mr. Edwards
Joe Messenger
Frankford
Missouri
Boyd Hedrick
Celwein
Sundey
Waterloo
Hedrick
the Central
Alty
A. J. Moore
Ditnois Gentral
Whitney
Fort Dodge
Ilinois Central
Wage Advance Benefit in New England Mills
A 10 percent wage increase takes effect in southern New England cotton mills, benefiting about 100000 workers. Nearly half operate in Fall River and New Bedford, with others in Rhode Island, eastern Connecticut, and several Massachusetts mill towns. Northern mills are expected to follow as Canadian mills have also raised wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
New England
Fail River
New Bedford
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Notice to Our Customers About Folay's Honey Tar
Announcement that Folay's Honey and Tar cough medicine is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug law as it contains no opiates or harmful drugs and is recommended as a safe remedy for children and adults.
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Mrs. McKinley
Wil Clive
Ida Saxton McKinley
James
Mary Saxton
Ohio
Mr. McKinley
Mrs McKinley
Ife
Presbyterian Church
Methodist Church
MicKinsey
Jwteest Love
Cas
Setirs
den. Hoke
Julia Ward Howe
Hodlister
Wangler Bros
Bishop Talbot
Oring
B. W
Shunemen
Westveer & Bren
L. Simmons
wAtt Peck
Htusw
Oscar D. Olmstead
Mir. Olmatead
Hans Beth
Mula Sirest
Waterleo
Elikor Phoma
Busineon
Jones
T. Jerry Burr
C. H. Nims
Fay Sameon
Mason’ City
Payente
New York City
A. G. Thompson
B. K. Kilbourne
Cedar’ Falls
Elia. Hoffman
Charles City
Elizabeth Kaye
Margaret Dunn
Mason City
Albert Merrill
Washington Street
0. H. Nimes
Hollister
Wangler Broa
The
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Farmington
van Buren
Rock Island
P. Davis
Duckerton
James A. Chambers
Nichols
Mount Pleasant
Foleys
Foley
B. W. Bbunetian
Westvear & Breaneck
B. W. Shuneman
Westveer & Breaneck We Mae
Jamestown
Ghe
Daily Reporter
Party
Consult
W. F. Parrott
the Daily Reporter
W. L. Buckley
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