Taft Endorsement Split Rocks Ohio GOP
Toledo lawyer Judge John H. Doyle in Washington argues Secretary Taft should be endorsed by Ohio Republicans while opposing the elimination of Senator Foraker. He warns party bosses in Toledo and Cincinnati temper the Taft bid, and notes current Ohio fault lines over presidential backing and senatorial succession.
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Toledo
John H. Doyle
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Defiance
Doyle
McKinley
United States
John Sherman
William McKinley
Mark Hanna
Senator Foraker
Taft
Mr Foraker
Mr Forakher
Foraker
Judge Doyle
Cincinnati
Air Doyle
Ant Ang
Walter F. Grown
Chirmain
Republican State Central Gummates
George B Cox
Bess
Regulation Shift for Explosive Transport Aids War Prep
Perverts SY Dann of the United States Ordnance Department is assigned to New York next month to aid reservoir preparations by the American Moulvas Association for explosive transport and to help establish a bureau regulating such materials. May Odus Harney will replace him as head of the Dover powder depot. A War Department note says new regulations aim to reduce danger during rail and sea transport, with a committee of railroad executives to study and report at the association’s October meeting.
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SY Dann
Ordnance Department
United States
Erm
New York
Dunnow
United States Powder
Dover
May Odus
Harney
Washington
Vraunance
Charles B Dudley
Elemst
Penneyivania Railroad
A. W Sullivan
M. Court Fe Railway
N Smith
Newark Central and Hudson Rur Railroad
ND Maher
Norfolk and Western Railicat
S Higgins
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Vhs
Association
Gunboats Leyte and Calamianes slated for sale
Leyte and Calamianes, captured by Admiral Dewey in May 1908, will be removed from the naval list and sold. These 173 ton sister ships, 10 feet in length, once served as river and coastal patrol craft in the Philippines, carrying five guns under five inches. Both have been out of commission for over a year.
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Leyte
Calamianes
Dewey
Navy
Admiral Dewer
Philippine Archipelago
CAPT CHARLES A CURTIS DEAD AND BURIAL PLANS
Capt Charles A Curtis retired Army officer and commandant of the State University Corps of Cadets died in a Madison hospital. Born in Halliwell he served as lieutenant with Gen Hancock and fought in Civil War campaigns. He wrote a novel and contributed magazine stories. His body will be taken to Washington for Arlington burial.
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Charlies A Curtis
State University Corps of Cadets
Capt. Curtis
Halliwell
Sic
Hancock
Curtis
Washington
Arlington National Cemetery
Honor Union Patriots Exercises Held in Churches
Veterans of the Grand Army of the Republic and auxiliaries gathered at the First Congregational Church in Washington for Memorial Day services. Rev Samuel Woodrow delivered a sermon on monuments and patriotism as Rev Albert Evans of the Metropolitan Presbyterian Church spoke at Union Veteran Legion ceremonies. Chaplain Brown urged disarmament but said war cannot be eliminated. The services honored deceased comrades and emphasized duty of descendants to uphold patriotic principles.
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Tenth
G Streets
Grand Army of the Republic
Patriohc
Samuel H. Woodrow
W. Bischoff
Walter Humphrey
Bischoff
Woodrow
W Woodrow
New England
Lexington
Bunker Hill
Gettysburg
Tans
Grand Armay of the Republic
Grant
Albert Evans
Metropolitan Presbyterian Church
Union Veteran Legion
Lincoln
Gideon
Army of the Potomac
Philip J. Hoffliger
James J. Carroll
Fouth Street
Carrell
Samuel J.young
Wiliam L. Foulke
Edwin T Whitcomb
Katherine C McKenzie
Royal Women of the War
T J Shannon
M Iv Tanner
Ladies’ Auxiliary
The
Joseph F. Hartley
Jasper BE
Snow
Henry A. Brown
Fort Myer
Mount St Alban
Brown
Aen
Chaplain Brown
Capital Traction Company
D.C
Washington, DC
National Safe Deposit, Bavings and Trust Company
District of Columbia
Thirty-sixth
M Streets
Washington
Riggs National Bank
Georghat Dunlop
Capital Traction Co
T. Shoomaker
MAX Needle & CO
7Th St
August Brile
Patrick F Carr
President Roosevelt to Attend Mrs McKinley Funeral in Canton
News from Washington reports President Roosevelt will leave for Canton to attend the funeral of Mrs. McKinley accompanied by Cabinet members and officials. Telegrams of sympathy poured in from government leaders and dignitaries as Mrs. McKinley, long in frail health, passed away.
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McKinley
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Root
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Metropolitan Methodist Church
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Fuerntive Mansion
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Wilson
Rixey
Navy
Justice Day
Supreme Court of the United States
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Post
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Barber
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Mabel McKinley
Baer
Pacific Coast
McKkinley
California
Mrs McKinley Dies and Estate Divided Among Kin
The article notes Mrs McKinley’s death and says under Mr McKinley’s will the estate passes to Abner McKinley’s heirs and to sisters Mrs Duncan and Miss Helen McKinley of Cleveland. It names Mrs Hermanus Baer as daughter and heir of Abner McKinley.
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McKinley
Abner McKinley
Duncan
Helen McKinley
Cleveland
Hermanus Baer
Mable McKinley
Fisherman breaks leg after ladder fall from Chain Bridge
Alfred Ulmer of 1810 T street northwest fell from a twenty foot ladder attached to the Chain Bridge while descending to the Potomac island. He lost his footing near the end of the ladder, dropping his rods and gear. He was taken to Georgetown University Hospital.
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Alfred Ulmer
T Street
Potomac
Almer
Georgetown University Hospital
Missionary Tells of Work in India
Rev. F. W. Stait, missionary to India, spoke at the Sixth Presbyterian Church about his jungle settlement sixty miles inland from Madras. He and his wife described difficulty converting natives who view their local gods as harsh and vengeful.
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India
F. W. Stait
Sixth Presbyterian Church
Sixth
C Streets
Mr. Stait
Madras
Mrs McKinley Life Devotion and Domestic Charm
A portrait of Ida McKinley, wife of President William McKinley, highlighting her gentle nature, public role at the White House, and influence on her husband. It notes their Canton origins, marriage in 1871, her long illness, social duties, and her cherished Bible reading with the President. It also covers her attire, jewelry, family background, and two daughters who died young.
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Dr S Gristol
William McKinley
White House
William Mercini
Mrs. McKinley
Roosevelt
Indianapolis
Henry W Lawton
Philippine Islands
Lansing
Midi
Michigan Agricultural College
United States
Washington
McKinley
Presbyterian Church
Canton
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Shea
Executive Mansion
White Mouse
Bie
Ida Yaxton
That City
Dune 8
James A. Saxton
Catherine Dewalt Saxton
Buckeye
John Saxton
the Repository
McKinney
Cleveland
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Hig Hall
Mc Komley
McIinleys
Mckiinley
Mrs McKinley Lifelong Sufferer and White House Figure
The article portrays Mrs. McKinley as an invalid for years whose health declined after 1878 while supporting her husband in Congress and later in the White House. It notes her devotion to him, social grace, and quiet fortitude, including regular drives, parlor visits, and affection for children, even amid public scrutiny and personal loss after McKinley’s 1901 death.
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Mas. McKinley
Congress
Ebbitt House
Fourteenth Street
Ebbitt
Hayes
White House
Maj. McKinsey
Washington
Executive Mansion
McKanleys
Fly to Pieces The Effect of Coffee on Highly Organized People
Claimant describes years of dyspepsia and nervous distress from coffee. After switching to Postum Food Coffee, symptoms resolved. reversion to coffee returned symptoms, confirming coffee as the cause. Patient quits coffee, improves again. Mentions reading The Road to Wellville and that Postum has a reason.
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Wellville
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