McKinley's Widow Laid Beside President in Canton
Ida McKinley rests beside her husband in West Lawn Cemetery in Canton amid a simple service. President Roosevelt attends, crowds halt as the funeral pageant proceeds to the McKinley mausoleum. | (Note: Summary condensed to 1 sentence due to length constraints)
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Plumbers' Troubles End In Washington Strike Settlement
The long dispute between master and journeyman plumbers causing a two build ing strike in Washington has been settled. Members of the Building Trades Council who walked off the Metropolitan Club and Park Road houses will return to work within days. The settlement came from a joint conference at the master builders' headquarters with James F. Oyster as umpire. No official statement was issued.
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Absolutist regime in Portugal prompts royal decrees and protests
Lisbon reports King Charles issuing subsidies and higher civil servant salaries as dissolution of Parliament triggers fear of absolutism. State councillors warn of danger and note plans to send an envoy to the pretender Duke Michael of Braganza. Also mentions a public event and transit tip in Washington.
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Indian divorces case ends in New Jersey standing
In a Yorkville Police Court proceeding, Natalie Brande Oronhyatekha wife of Dr Ao land Oronhyatekha Mohawk chief was deemed living in New Jersey with no standing in New York courts. The court heard briefs from James Nugent and William Rosenberg as the woman interrupted court, shouting at counsel and fleeing the room saying she would go to the potter's field.
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Cadman Praises Gen Iuxroki at Howard University Graduation
Rev Dr S Parkes Cadman of Brooklyn declares General Iuxoroki the greatest military genius and urges Howard University graduates to lead their race. He notes opportunities for colored people, cites Booker T Washington, and stresses education through the university as the path to national prominence. Degrees are conferred on 160 graduates with 107 receiving diplomas in theology medicine law arts and sciences and education.
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Oliver C. Cassia
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Fred D. McIntosh
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James A. Spears
John L. Tartar
William R. Walker
John H. Wilson
William T. Wilson
James Bf. H. Young
Horaci i Edwards
Memorial Day Observances Across Arlington and District
Memorial Day activities span Arlington ceremonies at the monument to Maj. Gen. Mower and other sites in the District. Honor rites include Marine Band music, speeches by veterans leaders, wreaths at the Maine anchor, and a parade along Pennsylvania Avenue to Arlington. A memorial boat to sailors of the Congress and Cumberland will be launched at Hampton Roads.
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Hood's Sarsaparilla Claims Superior Merit and Cures
The advertisement praises Hood's Sarsaparilla as superior to all medicines in merit sales and cures. It cites testimonials from the past two years as evidence of popular confidence and lists claimed benefits such as blood purification stomach strengthening appetite stimulation and building up the system. It ends with distorted text from the ad.
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Songs for Hero Dead at Decoration Day Exercises
About 2,500 Government Printing Office employees and government department representatives attended the third annual Decoration Day exercises on the seventh floor of the big printery. The Government Printing Office Glee Club directed by Benjamin A Lineback performed under Public Printer Stillings funded decorations with flags bunting palms ferns and flowers creating a colorful platform. The noon hour brought a packed auditorium with invitations extended to officials and social figures and seating soon filled with standing room scarce.
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Decorate Capron Graves by Philadelphia Veterans Group
A Philadelphia committee from the Captains Allyn Capron Post No 11 of the American Veterans of Foreign Service decorated the graves of Capt. Allyn Capron, U. S. Artillery, and his son Capt. Allyn E Capron of the Rough Riders. An Aorai badge was placed on the father’s grave, a silk flag on the son’s. Commander H H Walton led the ceremony with Post Adjt Harry List and Chaplain James H Donnerly. Mrs Allyn K Capron attended and received a badge of the society.
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Weather Outlook Shows No Quick Break From Cold Wave
The latest weather bulletin reports no relief from the abnormal cold east of the Rockies. North Dakota and eastern Montana see further temperature drops while cloudy unsettled conditions persist across the region, except near the Lower Great Lakes. Forecasts for today and Friday expect only minor temperature changes.
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Loving Change of Venue Hints for Murder Trial in Halifax County
Special to The Washington Post Lovingston Va May 9 The trial of Judge W G Loving charged with the murder of Theodore Estes will begin June 24 in Houston Halifax County The court granted the defense motion to move venue citing strong sentiment against the slayer in Nelson County The defense and Loving friends say sentiment may change by trial time Halifax County sentiment is generally favorable to the change Wood Bolling and Daniel Harmon will assist the Commonwealth Whitehead of Nelson County may assist the prosecution
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Weather and court notes from 1900s era case in Nelson County
Unsettled weather across the Rocky Mountain region with showers in central valleys and the west while other areas stay fair. The legal segment discusses cost, witnesses, and venue change discussions for a case involving Theodore Hates and Elizabeth Loving, with Judge Barksdale and Commonwealth's Attorney Whitehead named in context of past rulings and unwritten law a century ago.
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Wright and Leonard Qualify for the Semi finals
Good progress in the Felipe Challenge Cup singles and Manhattan championship doubles at New York Lawn Tennis Club. Wright and Leonard from Boston, and Harvard great Edgar Leonard, advance to semifinals as Westfall and Fell survive third round matches.
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Deis Shines In Strong Play At Mid Atlantic Tennis Meet
Deis displayed top form on the Bachelors Tennis Club courts in Washington D C as he defeated Wood 6 0 6 4 and Glazebrook 6 0 6 2 in straight sets. The day’s results include Dels beating Wood 6 4 0 6 4 and Geoghegan edging Lake 8 6 6 3 with doubles and mixed draws underway.
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Harriman Cries Stirring Acclaim From Tillman
Denver May 29 United States Senator Benjamin R Tillman praised Harriman calling him a buccaneer while denouncing Roosevelt for clashing with his close associates. Tillman quipped God moves in mysterious ways and may attend to Harriman. He criticized the president for calling his trusted friends liars amid the controversy.
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Pocahontas Statue Unveiling Delayed to Fall
The Pocahontas Memorial Association postponed the Jamestown Island statue unveiling until late fall and rescheduled its meeting to June 6 at 4 20 p m. A fire in the National Guard Armory gymnasium near Central Market damaged uniforms, extinguished by No 14 Engine, with specifics unclear.
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