Many Disappointed D M'Kinley One Hour At San Jose
Thousands of mournful crowds waited between Del Monte and San Jose for a glimpse of the president. He arrived in a special car for a brief official appearance and then returned to San Francisco. Mrs. McKinley remains ill and the cabinet continued the tour with curtailed plans.
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San Jose
Cal
del Monte
Pajaro
Santa Cruz
San Lorenzo
San Francisco
St. James 'Square
Leland Stanford, Jr
President McKinley Returns to Bedside in San Francisco
President McKinley arrived back from San Jose to the Scott residence and resumed daily vigil by Mrs. McKinley’s bedside. The May 15 report notes her condition remains stabilizing but unclear, with medical staff continuing careful observation and care.
Indians and logging firm reach settlement at Round Lake
Joh Buddice reports a complete settlement of Pine Point Indians with the logging companies in Park Rapids Minnesota. The Indians consent to let logs pass through Round Lake to Frazee and will request rescale when needed. Commonwealth company agrees to adjust rates on demand. Logs are moving and operations resume.
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Park Rapids
Minn
Joh Buddice
Pine Point
Frazee
Commonwealth Company
Refiner Heist Arrests In Park City Utah
George Redsull and Albert Niles were arrested in Park City charged with stealing nearly 15 000 dollars worth of silver bullion from the Marsaic refinery. Redsull, a night watchman, and Niles, his son in law, saw most bullion recovered by the sheriff at Niles home.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Desert News
Park City
George Redsull
Albert Niles
Marsaic
Redsull
Niles
Militias Fire Upon South Wasiri Detachment
A South Wasiri militia detachment at Simla was fired on by unknown attackers. Three soldiers were killed and two wounded in the ambush.
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Simla
SHOCKED BY ELECTRICITY AT PAN AM EXPOSITION GROUNDS
At Buffalo May 15 a man named Martin Kiefig died after being shocked by a live wire while workers removed dirt under the manufacturers and liberal arts buildings. Two companions, Rasmus Stromplewiz and Andrew Kosiziko, were severely burned trying to rescue him and remain in serious condition after hospitalization.
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Buffalo
Martin Kiefig
Rasmus Stromplewiz
Andrew Kosiziko
Manufacturers
Liberal Arts
Kiefig
Prisoner Camps Planned on Bermuda Islands
Hamilton Bermuda May 15 The British government has rented Tuckers and Morgans islands for detention camps for Boer prisoners. Active preparations continue at Darrells island where camp sites are being prepared for the same purpose.
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Bermudas
Hamilton
Bermuda
Tuckers and
Morgans Islands
Darrells Island
World reports Clark buys Union Pacific stock amid rail control battle
The World says Senator William A. Clark bought a large block of Union Pacific stock for the Hill Morgan faction as a control fight unfolds with Morgan, Harriman, Kuhn Loeb and others. Officials foresee Northern Pacific and Great Northern approving the Burlington purchase, with bonds issued to finance the deal and Hill Morgan poised to gain about 20 million.
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New York
William A. Clark
Union Pacific
Hill-Morgan Party
Morgan
Harriman Syndicate
Northern Pacific
Hill-Morgan
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Harriman-Kuhn
Loeb Syndicate
Clark
First National Bank
Harriman
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Great Northern
Burlington
Hill
Cuban Constitutional Convention Debates Platt Amendment Role
Havana May 15. The Cuban constitutional convention held a secret session to review the Washington commission report on U S policy. General Sanguilly objects to lack of recommendations and explains why bases changes and Platt amendment modification were not addressed. The committee on resolutions is instructed to act promptly on the report.
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Havana
Washington
United States
Sanguilly
Senor Llorente
Betancourt
Root
Roof
Cuba
Senor Portuondo
Senor Capote
Committee On
Senares Tamayo
Villuandes
Quesada
Senores Gomez
Silvela
Alaskan Smallpox Fear Prompts Quarantine Actions
The Dirigo reports Southeastern Alaska residents fear smallpox affecting travel to Lynn Canal ports. A Juneau chamber of commerce meeting seeks government action to remove quarantine. officials set up strict quarantine against nearby Indian villages while vaccination efforts target local camps.
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Seattle
Wash
Dirigo
Skagway
Way Ports
Alaska
Lynn Canal
Chamber of Commerce
Juneau
Victoria
Vancouver
Embezzlement charges filed against Julias at Juan Diaz
Ponce Puerto Rico May 15 Carlos and Ramon Julia post master and assistant postmaster at Juan Diaz were arrested on embezzlement charges. Inspector Smith found a $925 balance missing on April 25 with no cash on hand. Bondsmen will reimburse the government. money orders were issued on credit and a commission charged to customers.
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Ponce
Porto Rico
Carlos
Ramon Julia
Juan Diaz
Smith
Julias
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Cises
Mrs. McKinley
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Buffalo Exposition
UMION
MAY
Montana
Vention
SION
Senor Sanguily
Committee On Resolutions
A. Robinson
E. B. Soper
Webb Vincent
Geo. C. Fullinweider
Standard Savings Bank
Huron, Souta Dakota
Capital
U.S
Canada
Pacific Coal, Oil and Gas Company
John Hunner
Spokane
Wisconsin
J. J. Humphrey
Exchange National Bank Spokane
Bank of Farmington
Farmington
State Bank of Oakesdale
W. M.shaw
Exchange National Bank
F. E. Snopgrass
Thos. Hooker
Business Manager
Daily Chronicle
J. K. McCormick
Palouse City
Cashier
State Security Bank
E. D. Olmsted
W. M. Shaw
J.J. Humphrey
Treasury
Washington Oil Belt
The
Rookery
W. M. Suaw
Third and
Wisconsin Streets
Huron
South Dakota
Kelley’s Land Agency Incorporated
Kelley
Lewis Shuster
Eisen
Minnesota
Iowa
North Dakota
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