Knox Warns States Endanger Union At Gettysburg
Gettysburg May 30 United States Senator Knox spoke at Memorial Day ceremonies on Cemetery Ridge. He warned ambitious leaders could wreck government and urged defense of constitutional principles against both excessive central power and overextended reform. The speech echoed themes of Lincoln and emphasized the danger of state rights being used to threaten the Union.
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Pennsylvania
Gettysburg
United States
Netator
Knox
National Cemetery
Cemetery Ridge
Letse
Senator Knox
Lincoln
Dafean
York
Funeral Directors and Embalmers in Washington
M Lee, JR Speare, and Geo P Zurhorst announce funeral services with mortuary staff at 040 F Street NW and 301 East Capitol Street. Services include wake, embalming, and hospital duties. This notice lists associated firms and contact details for East Livery and cemetery arrangements.
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M Lee
JR. Speare
F Street N. W. Everstring
Frank A. Speare
Sergeon
RS. Cain
Smia
Governor Glenn backs Bryan for President at Denver
Gov Glenn says a new state canvass shows seven tenths of North Carolina Democrats favor Bryan for President. He urges the state convention to name delegates to Denver for the Nebraskan and predicts Bryan can win Nebraska Minnesota Utah North Dakota Oregon Ohio California with possible Illinois Wisconsin.
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Washington
Raleigh
N. C
Glenn
Denver
Bryan
Nebraska
Minnesota
Utah
North Dakota
Oregon
Ohio
California
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Sherman Would Be Second If Governor Nominated
Utica report says Representative James Sherman, back from Washington, favors a New York ticket as vice president hopeful. He argues the constitution bars president and vp from same state, backs Gov Hughes as Chicago nominee, and notes Congress largely backed Roosevelt policies with broad support seen for a Roosevelt aligned ticket.
Taft Silent On Politics In Interview
New York May 30 Taft refused to say whether he regretted his intent to strike at presidential headquarters in Washington. Reporters pressed on the topic as a Chicago convention discussion loomed. He will return to Washington tomorrow after dining with friends at the home of his brother Fleury W. Taft.
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New York
Taft
Washington
Chivigze
Nemne
Fleury W. Tatt
Chicago fraud by mail case shocks stock investors
Chicago figures linked to Marinette Gas Engine and Frank Menree face charges in a mail fraud scheme. Company stock sales misled twenty eight agents who invested with belief they could recoup if returns failed, but investigators say no profits materialized.
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Chicago
Autsalent
Marinette
Somany
Chicago Heights
Frank
Menree
United States
Gie Company
Sennee de Pereived
Millie
Mopioe
el Sli
Slo
Rockefeller kin Fined For Speeding In Glencoe
Harold McCormick, son in law of John D. Rockefeller, was fined $10 and costs for speeding by Justice Tane in Glencoe. He asked to leave his watch as security until he could raise the money. the justice permitted it and he was released after posting his items.
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Cial
Washington
Harold McCormick
John DB. Rockefeller
Tane
Glencoe
Wes
Mr. McCormick Inquirer
Mettormick
Talk of A Bart Y Sacrifice Minnesota Man S Supporters
Democrats high in the party councils favor nominating William Jennings Bryan to defeat him in November. Senators and Representatives debate whether Bryan can win, with some wanting his defeat to end his political career. Southern members say Bryan will be beaten and politically dead after a third loss, while others doubt his electability. The article notes upcoming state conventions in Louisiana Maryland Mississippi and more, signaling decisive political moves this week.
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Gov. Johnson
Thetep Party
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Denver
United States
Democratic Party
Louisiana
Maryland
Ginfa
Whissippi’s
Debating Delegates and Bryan Nomination Fears
In Louisiana Virginia and Maryland opponents of Bryan claim $248 and argue un instructed delegates could block Bryan at the Denver Convention. Georgia also may send un instru cted delegates as sentiment shifts toward Johnson. Georgia officials now say delegates may vote freely for whomever they choose to support.
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Louisiana
Virginia
Maryland
Bryan
Denver
Johnson and Gray Men
Pardon on Memorial Day for War Veteran
Columbus May 30. David Winget an old soldier serving life for murder of John Blankey Sandusky was pardoned on Memorial Day by Gov Harris. The pardon came chiefly through ex chaplain C L Winget, cousin of the prisoner. He will go to Westboro to live the rest of his days.
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Ohio
Columbus
C. L. Winget
Oho Penitentiary
David Winget
John Blankey
Sandusky
Harris
Winger
Soler
Westboro
Ghurgh Commission Named in Presbyterian Assembly
The 120th General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States of America formed an executive commission before adjournment. Members include ministers and elders from St. Louis Denver Minneapolis Washington Cleveland and more with John W. Foster as elder from Washington and H. S. McCormick from Harrisburg. The assembly also congratulated the U.S. President for efforts toward world peace and arbitration.
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Kansas City
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church
United States of America
Haxter P. Fullerton
St. Louis
J. Weaver
Denver
J. K. Bushnell
Minneapolis
Elders
John W. Forter
Washington
D. C
H. 8. McCormick
Harrieburg
Refused Permission to Go to Sea Ends as Shipowner
Special to The Washington Post reveals Arthur Galloway, once forbidden to sail, vanished for years. He reappeared as a seaman then rose to captain, buying ships and a mine stake, finally becoming a wealthy ship and mine owner. His uncle in Williamsport once cared for him after his parents died.
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Orient
Washington Post
New York
Arthur Galloway
Joseph Hatfield
South Highthe Street
Williamsport
Galloway
Capt
Hatfield
Capt. Hatfield
Boston
Williamsburg
China
Australia
Oriental
Seattle
Mitchell May Be Named for Governor Run in Illinois
Special to The Washington rose Chicago May 30 John Mitchell former president of the United Mine Workers of America met Democratic leaders in Chicago and labor chiefs and speculation grows that he will seek the Democratic nomination for Illinois governor He remained reticent but hints an announcement may come at the State Federation meeting in Springfield June 15 The talks also touch on potential vice presidential possibilities if Taft is nominated and Johnson wins at Denver with Mitchell as running mate and labor support backing Jolison.
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Chicago
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Mitchell
Nhinois
State Federation
Springfield
Taft
Johnson
Denver
Mitchel
Jollason
Denies Fund for Eran in Parker Support Rumor
A Democratic State center and Alien deny a Toronto report claiming 320,000 was raised to back Parker and influence Senator Bryan’s stance. They reject connections to Thomas F. Ryan or William F. Sheehan, saying Bryan supported Parker after the St. Louis convention and no Senate nomination by the state convention occurred.
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Meek Shaiimaan
At & Alien
The
Ater
York
Bryan
Parker
Finallers
Yalse
Thomas F. Ryah
Willam F. Sheehan
Countess to Seek Divorce Over Kidnapped Child
Countess Gizyck formerly Miss Patterson of Chicago plans to return to the United States to sue for divorce. Her brother Medill Patterson says the Russian count abducted their nearly three year old daughter in Vienna with six men. The countess hopes to reclaim the child and later obtain custody under American law.
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Washington Post
New York
Gizyck
Miss Patterson
Chicago
United States
Ees
Joseph
Medill Patterson
Europe
Provence
Robert W. Patterson
Chicago Tribune
Parla
Patterson
America
Ameran
Hope to Deport Anarchist in Terre Haute Stunt
At a social settlement night school in Terre Haute Indiana on May 39 Penthhoss a Bulgarian youth delivered an anarchist harangue and displayed a red flag which was burned in the streets. He was arrested and asked for a trial postponement. Detectives have asked the U S district attorney for instructions and hope to deport the prisoner.
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Petal
Terre Haute
Ind
Social Settlement
Penthhoss
Pentchoss
United States District Attorney
Bin
Peruna Hailed By Satisfied Users In Testimonial Notes
A Denver Alderman and several Tennessee residents praise Peruna for catarrh of the stomach. George W. Weick of Denver reports wonderful help, while R. Bamue t and A. Seal describe severe stomach catarrh improved after using Peruna and regaining health and work ability. One speaker says Peruna saved a life and urges publication of testimonials.
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Lderman
George W. Weick
South Seventh Street
Denver
Cal
Eleventh
R. Bamuet
A. Seal
Route Treadway
Tenn
Peruna
Hancock County
Hinwkins County
Hazded
Policeman Fatally Shoots Friend in Frightened Fireplay
Philadelphia on May 30 saw Bicycle Policeman William Edwards shoot and kill John Mulhern, 29, while attempting to scare barking dogs. Edwards, startled by Mulhern’s death, attempted suicide but was stopped by Officer Moriarty. the incident followed a private watchman’s report and a gunfire reaction.
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Philadelphia
John Mulhern
Willam Edwards
Edwards
Fond Mulhern
Moriarty
Murder Trial of Cavalrymen Over Cuban Boat Deaths
The Eleventh Cavalry corporal Cooper and private Gwinnell are tried by a special military court at Camp Columbia for murdering two Cuban fishermen during a desertion attempt from Pinar del Rio. Private Fearnly testified Cooper urged fishermen to take them off the island, then shot two men when refused.
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Havana
Cooper
Gwinnell
Eleventh Cavalry
Special Military Court
Camp Columbia
Harry Fearnly
Pinar del Rio
Ile of Pines
Gwinnel
Woman's Body Found Floating in River at Alton
A woman about forty five, wearing a blue serge skirt and fine garments, was found drowned in the Mississippi at Alton. Her akuil and lower forehead show a blow from a blunt instrument, suggesting murder. Two rings, a pendant, a pin, a scapular, and a mask recovered from the skirt folds may identify her. police deem it a homicide.
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Alton
Mississippi River
Methodist Episcopal Metropolitan Memorial M E Church notices
Bishop-elect Franco Tiristot to preach at Monom Rev RB Pooley will preach E of Chisago Dr Philo M Bucks of India to address Epworth League at 6 p.m. All Souls Church Corner Pourtrent and L streets Ulysses G B Pierre in charge Sunday school class for comparative religion study Unite Stay Cine morning service sermon by minister 7 30 a.m. Young People's Religious Unity service invited to all services
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Methodist Episcopal, Metropolitan Memorial
M. EB
Franco Tiristot
Monom
Pooley
Chisago
Philo M. Bucs
India
Epworth League
ALL Souls
Churcil Corner
Pourtrent
L Streets
Ulysses GB. Pierre
the Minster
Young Prople
Successor of Public Printer Leech Arrives in San Francisco
John S. Leech, director of printing, arrives in San Francisco on May 30 en route to Manila and Washington. He will assume Public Printer duties, succeeding Charles A. Stillings who was suspended by Warder of President Roosevelt.
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Stilliiga
San Francisco
John S. Leech
San
Manila
Washington
Charles A. Stillings
Hoosevelt
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