Death of John Hay Remains to Be Taken from The Fells Today
Newbury New Hampshire July 31 1905 The body of Secretary of State John Hay will be moved from The Fells estate to Cleveland for funeral services in private ceremonies. President Roosevelt and Cabinet members expected to attend with Mrs Hay and family. messages of condolence poured in from around the world as the nation mourns one of its leading statesmen.
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Mrs. Hay
Atlantic Ocean
Mrs Hay
Roosevelt
Loubet
France
Interior
BA Hitchcock
Joseph Hi Uhoate
John Lone
New Hampanhe
Eleut
Curtis Guild
Massachusetts
Newbury
Hoame
Claremont Junction
Connecticut and
Passumpsie
Boston and Maine Railroad
Springfeld
Mass
Boston
End Came Suddenly John Hay Died at The Fells Newbury NH
Mrs Hay was at his bedside when Secretary of State John Hay died at 12 26 AM at The Fells on Lake Sunapee Newbury New Hampshire after a rapid collapse from pulmonary embolism Doctors Scudder and Murphy arrived with a telegraph to Roosevelt and Washington and a bulletin announced his death The illness began with fatigue travel abroad and a bout of illness over past weeks ending in a sudden fatal collapse as family learned of his passing
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Lake Sunapee
Payne Whitney
Europe
Cleveland
Samuel Mather
Gloucester
Mass
Mather
Has
Clarence
Scudder
James A. Wadsworth
Geneseo
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
State Department
Washington
Enader
Lue
John Hay
Hay
Harles L. Scudder
Fred T. Murphy
New York City
Bayside
S. A
J. L. Cain
Newport
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston and Maine Railroad
Newbury
The
Fells
Secretary Hay
Curtis Guild Jr to be honored as acting governor
Acting Secretary Peirson is advised from Oyster Bay that President will issue instructions to Cabinet on not honoring honorary pallbearers at Mr Hay's funeral. Peirce was also advised the funeral will be held in Cleveland.
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Curtis Guild, Jr
Peiron
Oyster Bay
Hay
Peirce
Cleveland
Indictments in Beef Packing Conspiracy Case Unsealed
A federal grand jury in Chicago returned indictments against seventeen men prominent in the beef packing industry and four Schwarzschild & Sulzberger officials for Sherman act violations and rebating. Charges name Armour, Swift, Nelson Morris, Fairbanks Canning, and Cudahy packing companies with eight counts each. Indicted individuals include J Ogden Armour and Charles Armour of Armour & Co, Swift leaders, Nelson Morris officers, and lawyers. The rebating defendants are linked to the traffic department of Schwarzschild & Sulzberger. The charges cover domestic and foreign beef trade, by products, and a complex scheme to fix prices, allocate territories, and destroy excess supply. The case, spanning sixty-three pages, is to proceed on multiple counts across related markets.
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Chicago
Schwarzschild & Sulzberger
Armour & Co
Swit & Co
Nelson Morris & Co
Fairbanks Canning Company
Cudahy Packing Company
J Ogden Armour
Charles Armour
Arthur Mesker
Armour & C
Charles Switt
Switt & Co
Lawrence A. Carton
Swift & Co
Artur F. Byang
R. O. McManuy
A. H. Veeder
Cudahy
Cudahy & Go
D. FR. Hartwell
Edward Gwitt
Tock Yarde
United States
Ately
Aetnal Trading Company
Oppenhsimer Manufacturing Company
Thost
W. Kenwood & Co
Wade
Oloo
Packera
Thar
Organization of the Nations Packing Company
Indictments Uncovered in Chicago Labor Conspiracy Cases
Cook County grand jury returns forty nine indictments amid labor turmoil. Brick trust officers and union leaders face conspiracy charges tied to strikes, bribes, and blackmail. Names include Cornelius Shea Jeremiah McCarthy John Smyth Albert Young and others amid a wide scope inquiry into Teamsters and brick unions.
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Brick Trust
Shea
Driscoll
Chicago
Cook County Grand Jury
Prussing
Tilmots | Brick Company
Charles Hank
Brick, Stono and Terra Cotta Workers’ Union
P. J McMahon
Brickston and Terra Cotta Teamsters’ Union
Jobo Gray
Inigota Brick Company
Gray
Montgomery Ward & Company
Cornelius Pshea
International Brotherhood of Alera
Jeremiah McCarthy
Trad Driver’ Union
John Smyth
Coal Teamsters’ Union
George F. Golden
Packing Mouse Teamsters’ Union
M. F Holly
Market and Grocery Teamsters’ Union
Font Counsel
Albert Young
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Oefault
Teamsters
Htt
Cornelius P. Shea
Indus Ilog
Slone Shea
Hugh McGee
James Berry
Edward Mullen
John Gallagher
Suit by Deserted Wife Files Damages Claim
Special to The Washington Star from White Plains New York July 1 papers filed in the supreme court by Riddey Rosenbaum representing Mrs Hattie M Janney seeking 100000 damages from Thomas Janney C Mason Janney and Frances M Janney for the loss of her husband who allegedly abandoned her under threats. The complaint says she and Thomas Janney Jr were married in New York February 1 1902 and kept secret until February 1904 when the defendants allegedly coerced Janney to leave and he has since not contributed to her support or been heard from.
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Washington
White Plains
Supreme Court
Riddey Rosenbaum
Manhattan
Hattie M Janney
Thomas Janney
C. Mason Janney
Frances M. Janney
Thomas Janney, Jr
Kelleghee
Frances Janney
Margaret Meadow Stevenson
Balthcaré
Janney
Robber Attack Near Corn Exchange Bank Leaves Messenger Injured
In Chicago a Bartlett Prager & Carrington messenger Don Beemy was assaulted by two men near the Corn Exchange National Bank and Board of Trade. Pepper in his eyes allowed a robbery of about 41.70. the assailants fled as Beemy fears losing eyesight. Other notices include Navy duties at Annapolis and a Pennsylvania Railroad excursion from Washington July 7 with tickets valid ten days.
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Chicago
Corn Exchange National Bank
Board of Trade
Don Beemy
Bartlett, Pragler & Carrington
Grain and
Boemy
Niagara Falls
Pennsylvania Railroad
Washington
Spea
D. M. Newbold
P. A
E. D
Hufalo
Esturn
Via
Grand Lodge B. P. O. Eika
Buffalo
Hay Burial in Cleveland and Nation’s Crisis Echo
A wide page lists topics from Hay’s impending burial in Cleveland to indictments of beef magnates and labor leaders, with notices on Poland, fires, naval labor actions, and political turbulence. Additional items cover education, speeches, international tributes, stock market chatter, and varied editorial sections.
Congressman Hunt’s secret Missouri romance ends in marriage
Special to The Washington Post from St Louis reports the secret July marriage of Congressman John T. Hunt of Missouri’s Eleventh District to Mrs Nellie Buckley a Washington boardinghouse keeper. The pair met eight years ago at a Detroit master stone masons convention and reconnected in Washington after Hunt became a Congressman. The ceremony was performed by Rev Father Kervick at Hyattsville.
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Washington
St. Louis
John T. Hunt
Missouri
Nellie Buckley
Washington, D. C
Father Kervick
Hyattsville
the Post-Dispatch
Hunt
Detroit
Buckley
Capitol
Threat of race war unsettles Scottsville as jail fears rise
Excitement runs high in Scottsville Kentucky as white residents threaten retaliatory action if alleged negro arson suspects are lynched. Two defendants are moved to Bowling Green for safety while Judge Galloway may convene a special term. The public atmosphere grows tense amid calls for swift court proceedings.
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Scottsville
Bowling Green
Galloway
Revolt in Poland Feared as Mutineers Surrender Reported
Reports from St Petersburg and Odessa speak of mutiny aboard the battleship Kniaz Potemkin with conflicting dispatches about surrender. Sentries guard harbor and plans for punishment, possibly hanging every fifth man, as mutineers desert and authorities brace for further unrest.
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Odessa
St. Petersburg
St. Andrew's
Eniaz Potemkin
Consur
Washington Peat
Lodz
Warsaw
M. Bompard
Knlaz
Russian Society of Navigation and Commerce
Birsula
Social Democrata
Knias Potemkin
Georgi Pobledo Nover
Kniaz Potemkin
Paris
Echo de Paris
Chouknin
Sevastopol
Kruger
Petersburg
St Andrews
Dispatch
Eniaz
Kning Potemkin
George
Vech
Libau
Cronntadt
National Assembly
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Mr. Hay
Lake View
Clave
Clarence Hay
the Fells
Lake Shore
Norfolk & Washington Steamboat Co
Norfolk
New York
Baltimore
Baltimore & Ohio
United Society Christian Endeavor International
G. C. G. Sloan & Co
Rphiyye
Baltimore and Return
E. R
Royal Limited
Portland, Ore
Scenic
O. Ry
Army and Navy
Loan & Ca
Balthmore & Obie E.R
Peroays
F. T. Rawlings
J. S. Washburn
G. C. G. Blean & Ca
Crand Jury
Leaders OF Labor
Coal Team Owners‘ Association
John C. Driscott
Thin
Stromberg & Carlson Company
Joan C. Driscoll
Capital
Lnbox
Old Point Comfort
Baltimore and Rotarn
Ohio
B. RK. Uly
Ceet United Society Christian Sernational Convention
Hpsearer
Libbey & Co
6Th & N
Army and No
G. C. G. Bloan & Co
Hattie M. Janney
Husband
Lne Washington Rom
Ootina Paris
James H. Sands
Naval Academy
Willard A. Brownson
Annapolis
Sands
Wso
Virginia Mountain
Chesapeaks
Otlo
Army and
Nicovage Roun
Part
Freie
Poland
Thomas’ Church
Navy Yard Force
Andrew Lipscomb
Eastern High School
Taft
Boss Durham
Santa Fe
Fanama
Army
Navy
Kaiser
Acton
Martin
Virginia
Maryland
Shaw
Marguise de Fontenoy
Bavoyard
Harrison
Russia
Richmond
Old Southworth Cottage
Garfield Boys
Wall Street
Washington Real Estate
Great Britain
Idoal
Canada
Baron Shibusawa
Mark Hanna
British Isles
Washington Law
van Hise
Uncle Joe
Patty
Alaska
Little Cripple
Coney Island
Grace
Abe Cronkite
Canadian
Mainwaring
Texas
Mother
Sabe
Congressman
International Convention
Christian Endeavor
California
A. J. Poston
Army and Na
Sloan & Gc
Ledz
Sgur Tormers
Blan & Co
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