Eulogy on McKinley Highlights Honor and Unity
The memorial in Washington honors President McKinley with Secretary Hay’s address praising his character and leadership. It recalls his Civil War service, steady rise, and the national resolve during crises, noting Hawaii Porto Rico and Cuba gains while urging patriotism and civic duty. The Salt River water case is noted among concurrent matters.
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United States
Salt River Valley
District Court of
Maricopa County
Obituary Note on San Francisco Transit Figure
An Francisco, February 27. J A afore died this morning from pneumonia. He had long managed the Southern Pacific Company, but relinquished that position in July last to J M Herbert.
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AN Francisco
J. A. Afore
Southern Pacific Company
J. M. Herbert
Mexican Dollars and Silver Prices Reported
New York financial brief notes Mexican dollars at 4334 and Silver at 5514 as of February 27, reflecting current precious metal and currency values in the market.
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New York
Filipino Women Victims Charged in Philippine Scandals
Washington report recounts allegations by Mrs. Margaret te Ellis of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union accusing American officials and soldiers in the Philippines of forcing hundreds of Filipino women into lives of degradation. She urged Roosevelt to investigate and punish perpetrators.
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Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Washington
Philippines
National Council of Women
Carroll Hall
Margarette Ellis
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Roosevelt
Ellis
Manila
American Bible Society
President Frye Restores Tillman and McLauren to Roll
President Frye compelled to restore Tillman and McLauren to roll calls amid disputes. Senator Frye said he did not question the decision but that the Senate should pass on the grave questions. Senator Tillman’s protest was recorded in the minutes by order of the Senate.
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Abraham Lincoln
Ellsworth
William Mckinley
Lincoln
Dountry
Hawaii
Frye
Tillman
McLauren
Walt Bung
M Amiuriz
Senate
Graves
Prince Henry Begins Washington Visit
Prince Henry arrives in Washington at 9 00 am with his suite and attends the McKinley memorial services at the Capitol. He visits Mount Vernon and plans a White House dinner with President Roosevelt while Admiral Evans rests. The prince is greeted by Assistant Secretary Pierce and Count Quadt and escorted by cavalry and police to the German Embassy.
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Ashington
House of Rep
Roosevelt
Prince Henry
John McKinley
Blaine
Garfield
Washington
National Capitals
Prince
McKinley
Capitol
Mount Vernon
White House
Admiral Evans
Pierce
Count Quadt
Ex-President Cleveland to Visit Mount Clemens Baths
Ex-President Cleveland will reach Mount Clemens Michigan about March 1 for a course of baths to cure his rheumatism at the Colonial Hotel. Ex-Postmaster General Don M Dickinson is present, and Cleveland will try the baths on his recommendation drawing crowds hoping to glimpse him.
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Mount Clemens
Mich
Cleveland
Colonial Hotel
Don M. Dickinson
Cleve
Colonial
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Basa
Hay
M'Kinley
Sopolapy OF State
Capitol Hill
Fouse
Henderson
Milburn
Marine Band
Kibbey
Nave
Phoenix
Stedman
Tutuila
Porto Rico
Cuba
Caribbean
Monroe
Republies
Europe
South
Hfe
Jong
Lincolns
Mellin'tey
Metal and Money Market
Citizen
Parner
Wrahington
Otfeigity Oh Saal
Bob Evans
the Galt
Sporting Gotham
Michigan
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