Tribute to Clinton escort at Capitol and burial in Kingston
Vice President and Congress members stood uncovered as a military procession honored Major General George Clinton on the Capitol steps. Women dropped flowers on the casket as his remains were moved to Kingston New York for burial, while veterans recalled his wartime leadership and service.
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House of Tepre Entitives
Cartege
Cen Chaten Reighet
Caphot
Alvanes
Timon
Cay
Tomecipi
Eis
On Wong
Clinton
Congressional Cemetery
Funeral Directors and Embalmers in the Washington Area
A list of local funeral directors and embalmers is cited with addresses and phone numbers. Names include J William Lee, Joun A Wright Co, Tabler & Bro, R Spears, Frank & Spears, William H Sardo & Co, Thos Sergeon, Thos A Costello, Frank Geier's Sons, and others. The notices mention services, livery connections, and contact lines for arrangements.
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UO Ptaler
William Lee
Contmadiaga Ee
Enstate
Ieee Ee
Thos
Sergeon
Ssor Tor
Cain Ian
Costello
Frank Geier’s Sons
Modern Chapel
Health Office Record of Deaths in Paterson County
Health department records list multiple decedents with ages ranging from under one year to seventy plus. Entries reference hospital names such as Carfela Hospital and Mount Kilwe Hopital and include partial addresses and dates.
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FDS
Tony
Chilwe Hopital
Creetmey
Alec Tekty
Bray Garfeld Hopital
Len Har
Laenee
Mickie
Aene & Mos
Bae M
Licensed to Marry In Virginia The Names And Details
A dated notice lists multiple individuals from Virginia locations including Gta Falls Warm Springs and War Springs Virginia. The announcement flags marriages or betrothals with companions and witnesses, naming ages and residences in a formal civic notice style. The fragmentary text mirrors a historical legal marriage license record with several couples and witnesses referenced.
New Hampshire Democrats Adopt Platform At State Convention
The Democrats of New Hampshire met in a state convention and adopted a platform urging tariff revision and currency reform. They elected four delegates at large to the Democratic national convention in Denver and named alternates, with Eugene Reed, John Nash, John Sheridan, and James Shepard as delegates. The platform calls for direct election of U S Senators, campaign contribution openness, government control of corporations, and labor protection. Bryan supporters were defeated on the delegates at large slate.
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Concord
Nih
Democrats
New Hampshire
Denver
Eugene F Reed
Manchester
John B Nash
Conway
John Sheridan
Berlin
James B Bhepard
New London
United States
Bryan Indorsenent
Walham
Bryan
L Norris
Portsmouth
Hampshire
Decoration Day Excursions to Chesapeake Beach and Colonial Beach
Chesapeake Beach and Colonial Beach revive as popular summer resorts for Washington residents. The Washington and Potomac Steamboat Company plans departure trains and sailings, with daily and weekend trips, festive programs, rides, and dining. A schedule of steamer St Joins and River View trips aims to attract families for a relaxing holiday start.
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Marshall Hal
Warehall Hall
Teaner Haries Maalester
River View
Wassington and Potomac Steambat Company
Wr Fof Athar
Pitts Hirg
Sears
EU Perininader
Alexandria
Colonial Beach
Washington
David van Cleat
Washington and Potomac Stanbart Company
Washington Pad
Potomac Steunboat Companias
Washigton and Penmac Steipronat
MII
Atlantic City
Tafts Campaign Plans for Cincinnati Home Base
The Times Star reports Charles P Taft confirms brother plans nominating Theodore Roosevelt style campaign centered in Cincinnati. Personal headquarters will be at Taft's residence and campaign base at Linton Hotel with Lafts inaction seen as preference to stay near home during the convention year.
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Cincanati
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Republican National Campaign Committee
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Uie
Finley to manage campaign for Ohio Democrats
Ohio Democrats unanimously appoint Finley to lead the state's campaign this summer and fall. The choice follows a request from Democratic ticket candidates and supports Harmon for governor. The State executive committee will supervise campaign strategy and operations.
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Ohio
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Coumbus Onio
W L Diney
Harmon Democratic
Finneys
Denver convention bars barred in hall preparations
In Denver Colorado, organizers of the Democratic national convention decided to ban liquor sales in the convention hall. An application for a bar concession near the committee room was rejected after a unanimous vote by the arrangements committee.
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Denver
Colo Vey
Honeymoon in Box Car Ends in Chicago Arrest
May 27 Chicago police arrested Max J Bender of New York and a woman who claimed to be his wife aboard a box car on the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern tracks. The woman, dressed as a man, had severed braids. Bender said they wed in New York on May 18 and planned to travel to South Dakota to establish a home.
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Chicago
Max J Bender
New York
Lake Shore
Machigan Southern
Bender
South Dakota
Hearst Gains On Recount In Citywide Race
In a recount of nearly 3,000 precincts Hearst leads by a margin of 22,324 votes, suggesting a path to mayoral victory if the rate holds. Analysts note the large margin and potential shifts as ballots are tallied across districts.
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Mr. Hearst
Cleveland Appears To Be Restored In Lakewood
Report from Lakewood New Jersey dated May 27 notes former President Cleveland sitting at a hotel window all afternoon and appearing much better. Mrs Cleveland returned to New York May 2. The recount of ballots for Hearst and McClellan shows Hearst leading, with an expected rapid completion of the count in about six weeks.
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Cleveland
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Cleveand
W R Hearstin
George B McClellan
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McClellan
Thearst
Hearst
Grand Jury
McClean
Lambert
Thaw Family Feud Surges Over Estate Allowance
Evelyn Nestt Thaw confronts Harry Thaw's relatives over alleged pressure to annul her marriage and seek a larger estate maintenance sum. Lawyers debate handwriting claimed as proof and Thaw's insane order sets a maintenance framework. Thaw’s wife pursues a quiet summer retreat in New Hampshire amid the dispute.
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Dusty
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Harry K Thiws
Mra Thaw
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Evelyn Thaw
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Sax
Keping
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Col Bartlett
Russell Peabody
Thawl
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Pang
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O —Eilly Pe
Poughkeepsia
Moraclauser
Eve
Evelyn
Clergymen Enter Catholic Church in Philadelphia
Special to The Washington Post Philadelphia May 27 Dr William Ric Garvey and six other Protestant Episcopal clergymen were received into the Catholic Church by Archbishop Ryan in the Cathedral Chapel. They were baptized and professed the Catholic faith and expected to enter priesthood, with some to study at St Charles Borromeo Seminary Overbrook.
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Maurice L Cowl
Willam L Hayward
William H MacClell
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Tarselt
Edsir N Cowan
Milwaukee
St. Mark's Church
Charles B Bowles
Otto W Gromell
Chicago
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St Charles Borromeo
Overbrook
Pete Dailey Buried in Brooklyn with Broadway Figures Present
Pete Dailey was buried at Greenwood Cemetery after a Brooklyn service held at the Brook Inn Lodge of Els. Actors managers politicians and judges from Broadway groups and the Lambs Club attended, with Elks and others marching in a long procession to the cemetery. The service featured Ave Maria and a program of Pete’s famous songs, ending with a line of mourners walking two by two to the burial.
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Weber & Fields
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Fo OW Eldridge
Billy West
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Fhocklyn Lodge of Elks
Frank Bandell
George J Kraus
Muni Lodge
Elks
Eugene McDonald
Brooklyn Navy
Yan J Clarence Harvey
Lambs Club
Greenwood
Pilly West
Seventeen Lost When Fame Sinks After Collision
The Boston fishing schooner Fame was run down and sunk by the steamer Boston in fog off Chaspes Bank. Seventeen crew members perished. two survivors, Edward Pitts and John Clark, were rescued from wreckage as lifeboats circled for an hour. The Fame, 156 tons, was owned by the Eastern Fishing Company of Boston.
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Thomas Fay
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Boston
Edward Pitts
John Clark
Eastern Fishing Company
Student’s Body Found in River Near Cambridge Bridge
Regia Searstuns ames James, a Cambridge student, went missing after his wage dispute with the firm. His body was found in the river near Avrona on Boylstan Street Bridge. Authorities consider it a possible suicide related to the unresolved wage increase talks.
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