Funeral services for Secretary Hay held at Church of the Covenant
Mourning in the Philippines for Secretary Hay continues with memorial services at 11 o clock this forenoon at the Church of the Covenant. Messages of condolence arrive from Ambassadors Jusseraad Netherlands and New Zealand as diplomats and government officials attend the service. Clergy, diplomats, and federal bureau chiefs will be present including Sidney Smith and Gaillayd Hunt. The church is draped in mourning and the service will include scripture reading, prayer, hymn, and brief address by the pastor. Public admission is limited to pews and seating will be managed. The Washington event follows a separate memorial later at the Broadway Temple. The department notes the death of Secretary Hay and expresses deep sadness.
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Church of the Covenant
Secretary Hay
Cleveland
Trimsind Navy
Hay
Department of State
Sidney Smith
Diplomathe Bureau
Gaillayd Hunt
Passport Bureau
Allentrarian
J B Qsborn
Fureau
Otte
Chavis Morriton
Hureaau
Karlsay Gilera
Daffales
Wén Rheim
Lenox
Kay
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Eting Secre
Pele Olin
Aid Darling
War
Nuvs
Mac Roomtaalf
Ile
Tumbla
Washington Hoewt
Mopeck
Gov
Sec
Ela
Jono
Ull
Delta Chi
Sontea
Amerlc
Kladly
Leishman
Petree
Hay Ree
French Republic
Bia
Imertea
Anander Symurthy
Netherlands
Notice of Marelare and death notices scope
A notice concerning Marelare and death notices implies a joint insertion policy across newspapers including The Washington Post and multiple leading papers such as New York Times Buffalo News Cincinnati Enquirer Chicago Record Herald Philadelphia Public Ledger Pittsburgh Dispatch Providence Journal Rochester Herald Syracuse Post Standard Ev Pall Pioneer Press Minneapolis Tribune Cleveland Plain Dealer. The text references broad distribution and simultaneous appearance upon request at no extra charge across listed outlets.
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Marelare
Washington Post
Papares
York Times
Buffalo Colrifa
Cincinnati Enquirer
Chicado Record Herald
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Pittsblag Dispatch
Providence Journal
Rochester Herald
Post Standard
Ev Pall Pioneer Press
Minneapolis Tribune
Cleveland Plain Dealer
NZ Premier Extends Sympathy to U S Over Col Hay's Death
The governor of New Zealand spoke at the British embassy yesterday to tender warmest sympathy and condolence on the loss of Col Hay, praising his labors that benefited the world and pledging to promote goodwill among the empire, its colonies, and America.
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New Zealand
Desiree
United States
Watesman
Col Hay
America
Clark Calls Primary Fight Central to Politics
Champ Clark of Missouri denounces boodlers and grafters as the real foe, urging a nationwide cleanup through primaries. He notes Missouri led a crusade, with Minnesota, Arkansas, Kansas joining, and Pennsylvania waking to the need for honest governance. He emphasizes primaries shape most politics, since nominations often decide elections.
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Champ Clark
Barnesville
Missouri
Clark Sala
Joseph Wingate
Minnesota
Arkansas
Kansas
Pennsylvania
Congress
William Gander Dies After Shootings in Linwood Heights Ohio
In Cluelonad Ohio on July 4, the body of William Gander was found near his Linwood Heights home after he shot his wife, his brother in law, another man, and a policeman who tried to arrest him. None of the victims are reported to have died.
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Cluelonad
Ohio
William Gander
Linwood Heights
Moxie
Education Leaders Rally at Asbury Park Convention
New York officials and educators address the National Educational Convention in Ocean Grove Auditorium. Mayor McClillan criticizes fad schooling, urges focus on fundamentals and citizenship. Harris proposes heart cultivation as the council’s topic. Fireworks display and receptions cap a busy day for teachers and attendees.
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Asbury Park
George B McClillan
New York
Ocean Grove
America
James H Canfield Lbraman
Columbia University
Carlisle
Siam Treaty Draws U S Minister From Los Angeles
Hamilton Klog, the United States Minister to Siam, leaves Los Angeles for Washington to report on the Franco Siamese treaty and Siam's industrial prospects. He warns against French complicating a major power conflict while noting Germany and the United States hold influential positions in Siam. Yellow fever cases remain at four under treatment with no new infections.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Hamilton Klog
United States
Siam
Washington
State Department
King
Orient
Magoon
Panama Canal
Parker to Tammany Gov Glenn on Our Nation
June 4 era Fourth observances in Manhattan. Gov Glenn of North Carolina and Lt Gov Sanders of Louisiana to speak at Tammany Fourth of July in front of the wigwam. Parker’s letter advocates business and politics separate, warns against overgovernment and socialistic control, and urges fidelity to law and constitutional limits. Gov Glenn delivered an address titled Our Country praising South industrial history and warning of dangers from capital labor conflict and concentrated wealth.
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North Carolina
Parker
New York
Tammany Society
Fourteenth Street
Manhattan
Robert B. Glenn
Jared Sanders
Louisiana
Society
Alton B Parker
Busi Ness
Wwe
Democrat
Gov. Glenn
Gov . B. @enn
Daniel Tompkins
John Kelly
Richard Croker
Rheehan Murphy
Teaser
Aek
Baloona
Christ the King
Gov Glenn
South
Glenn
Bronx
McKinney Pole and Flag Association
Knights of Columbus
Prospect Park
Brooklyn
Tragedy Recurs as Fireworks Spark Fatal Woes in Wheeling
A Wheeling Fourth of July night turns deadly as police arrest a man after a street brawl leads to gunfire killing Michael Clary and injuring multiple bystanders. A stray bullet fatally wounds Mrs George Clemens. a boy is badly hurt when a horse carriage driver is struck. A woman suffers horrific injuries from exploding firecrackers near a confectionery store.
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Fagebert Londgren
Michael Clary
Cleary
Londgren
Willing Cleary
George Clemens
Louis Outrow
Henry Black
Black
Nealdenta
Washington Post
Wheeling
Wia
Mra
Robert Jenkins
Bourn
Pleads for Arbitration in Our Relations With Other Powers
Urbana July 4 centennial celebration of Champaign County began with a floral parade and a patriotic meeting. Vice President Fairbanks spoke urging a just course in relations with other powers to safeguard peace and avoid war, praising Roosevelt’s push for peace and urging diplomatic methods to settle disputes without bloodshed.
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Urbana
Ohio
Champaign County
Ghiv
Fair Grounds
Fairbanks
Mary of
George II
Roosevelt
Battlefeld
Inauguration of Panama water supply on Independence Day
Enthusiastic crowds marked Fourth of July celebrations from Colon to Panama. Gov Magoon and Judge Gudger spoke. Panama’s ceremony included a Te Deum, a test of the new water system by the fire brigade, and a reception at the Grand Central Hotel. Independence Day in Philadelphia featured Rear Admiral Schley’s oration. The French cruiser Jurien de la Graviere saluted with a 21-gun salute in Baltimore.
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Panama
Colon
Coronal
Gov Magoon
Gudger
Father Russell
Amador
Melametie Corps
Panama Canal Zone
Grand Central Hotel
Senora Amador
Baltimore
Jurien de la Graviere
Twenty-Two Injured in Kentucky Train Collision
A westbound Chesapeake and Ohio and an eastbound Louisville and Nashville passenger train collided near Wiley, four miles from Lexington, Kentucky. Twenty-two people were injured including G A Frank of New York with several broken ribs and Mrs B M Smack of Louisville seriously hurt. The Louisville and Nashville train crew blamed the C&O train for being a minute ahead of time. the C&O crew said the L&N train failed to switch properly. Both engines and tenders were damaged. no coaches derailed.
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Kentucky
Lexington
Wiley
Chesapeake and Ohio
Louisville and Nashville
Frank
New York
Louisville
Chesapeake and
eLouiaville and
Nashville
Oregon Senator Guilty in Federal Practice Case Trial Ends in Verdict
The Oregon United States Senator Mitchell was found guilty of illegally accepting pay for work before a Federal department. The Portland jury deliberated primarily in favor of conviction, with six ballots cast before a verdict, and a potential new trial motion later raised by the defense.
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Oregon
Itland
Oreg
United States
John H. Autchel Uytenen
United’ States
Department of
Mitchell
de Haven
Henri
Bernitt
Thurston
Ator Mitchell
Binnett
Judge Bennett
Senator Mitchell
Hasity
Mnett
da Haven
Qne
Puter
Government of
Public Lands
Michel
Portland
Stirling
Washington
Congress
Ha Benatar
Tidh
Oregon Boon
From the Editor Praise for Grape-Nuts and Postum as brain fuel
A Philadelphia editor testifies to the mental and bodily benefits of Grape-Nuts and Postum Food Coffee. He credits these foods with stabilizing digestion, increasing energy, and improving focus, claiming breakfast with them makes stomach troubles fade and brain function stronger.
Pathetic Senate Scene Draws Mitchell Prosecution
The article recalls Senator Mitchell’s tearful speech before the Senate as he denounced his indictment. It notes opposition from older Senators, a public letter that altered sentiment, and the broader impact on concurrent prosecutions led by Secretary Hitchcock in land fraud cases.
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Mitchell
Ofice
Senate
House
Oregon
Binger Hermann
John N Williamson
Fulton
Congress
Senator Mitchell
Senator Burton
Kansas
Burton
Supreme Court
Washington County
California
Portland
United States
Hitchcock
Interior
Department
Embezzler in Fulton Takes Poison, Ends Life at 42
James BR Penn, a Fulton real estate and insurance agent, committed death by own action by taking poison after confessing to embezzling funds for fifteen years. He claimed a deficit of about 713,000, with a life insurance policy of 23,000 named for his wife.
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Fulton, Mo
James BR Penn
Riot at barbecue ends in multiple deaths in South Carolina
At a Fourth of July barbecue in Genton, Lexington County, South Carolina, a fight escalated to riot proportions. Two men died, with others seriously hurt. T E Reese was shot in the abdomen and back, Mack Jerriette was shot in the back and side, and Joe Reese suffered a gunshot wound to the limb.
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Augusta
Genton
Lexington County
South Carolina
Ars T E Reese
Mack Jerriette
Joe Reese
Taft and Miss Roosevelt Greeted by 5000 in San Francisco
Secretary of War William Taft and Miss Roosevelt arrived by special train in San Francisco on July 4. A crowd of about 5,000 lined the ferry depot and main streets to welcome the visitors. Taft and Roosevelt rode in a waiting car to their hotel, while the rest of the party followed in closed coaches. Taft inspected the Carquinexe Straits area for a potential railroad bridge report to the President, joined later by the party at Benicia, with a thorough but brief survey of the proposed bridge site. He did not reveal how the report would be shaped.
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Roosevalt
San Francisco
Wiliam Heft
Taft
Miss Roosevelt
Sparks, Ney
San Francisco Bay
Benicia
Throng at Baltimore Welcomes Opening Day Convention
Gov Warfield and Mayor Timanus greet arrivals in Baltimore for the Christian Endeavor convention. 2000 visitors expected by noon with trains and steamers bringing crowds. hotels and boarding houses strained. Armory Hall to host opening at 4 pm with addresses by state and city officials. 2600-voice choir to perform. Contests advance among Minneapolis Kansas City Indianapolis Los Angeles Seattle.
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Warfield
T Manus
Review of
Christian Endeavor
Baltimore
Armory Hall
Lytle Hall
Belvedere
United Society of the Christian Endeavor Corporation
The
United Society
Trustees of the United Society
Francis Clark
Gov
Maryland
Timanus
Mimcre
Oliver Huckel
Miniaturs
W. 0 Atwood
Clark
Clark Wil
Richard A Harris
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Los Angeles
Seattle
Lookout Mountain hosts state Christian Endeavor gathering
Delegates from New York and southern states met on Lookout Mountain on a July Friday for the state Christian Endeavor convention. With President JH Race of Grant University invoking peace, religious addresses followed as Nashville clergyman Rev Dr Landrith spoke during a patriotic service. Delegates then traveled by special train from Nashville Memphis and the Southwest to Chattanooga, continuing toward Baltimore for the national convention.
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Lookout Mountain
JH Race
Grant University
Tra Landrith
Nashville
Patriotium of Peace
Young Peoples Religious Societies
Chattanooga
National Christian Endeavor
Baltimore
Mashville
Memphis
Southwest
Chattanoga
Southern Railway
Petition to Roosevelt: Canton Merchants Warn Exclusion Act Harships
Chinese merchants in Canton plan a petition to President Roosevelt detailing hardships from the exclusion act. Placards urge a boycott of American goods while police intimidate native Christians. A July 1 meeting of about 2,000 Chinese discussed the act and led to the petition.
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Catton
Hongkong
Canton
Roosevelt
Central Europe Scorched Deaths Reported in Germany
Heat across Central Europe lasts four days causing over one hundred deaths in Germany. Berlin shaded heat near 107 degrees. Berlin’s noon reading dropped to about 103. forests show scorched ground. Vatican Observatory head Father Lains measured 95 at St Peters dome while city thermometers hit 103.
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Germany
Berlin
Europe
Rome
Father Lains
Vatican Observatory
Dome of
St Peters
Russian War Office shakeup appoints two new ministers
In Saint Petersburg on July 4, Gen Ridiger, chief of the war office chancellery, was named minister of war succeeding Lieut Gen Pakharoff who resigned. Lieut Gen Palatzy n was named chief of the general staff.
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Bt. Petersburg
Ridiger
War Office
Pakharoff
Palatzyn
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