Knox Points To Peril Safety Of States In Issue
Gettysburg Pennsylvania May 30 United States Senator Knox spoke at Memorial Day exercises in the national cemetery on Cemetery Ridge. He warned that ambitious men threaten state and federal power and urged defense of the fundamental principles of American national life against those who would expand or restrict them. He spoke from the Lincoln rostrum and later went to York, Pennsylvania.
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Pennsylvania
Gettysburg
United States
Netator
Knox
National Cemetery
Cemetery Ridge
Letse
Senator Knox
Lincoln
Dafean
York
Shales
iPek
Eisai
Aevarane
Funeral Directors and Embalmers Listing
A garbled obituary-like directory lists M Lee Funeral Director JR. Speare Embalmer at 040 F Street N W and Frank A. Speare at Mar Hos with $8, plus surgeon or doctors Cain. East Livery connection and Geo P Zurhorst and Embalmer at 301 West Capitol Street.
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M Lee
JR. Speare
F Street N. W. Everstring
Frank A. Speare
Sergeon
RS. Cain
Smia
Gov Glenn backs Bryan for president
Gov Glenn says his North Carolina prohibition drive shows seven tenths of state Democrats favor Bryan’s Denver nomination. He urges a state convention delegation pledged to Bryan and predicts Bryan can carry Nebraska Minnesota Utah North Dakota Oregon Ohio California with possible Illinois Wisconsin.
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Washington
Raleigh
N. C
Gov
Glenn
Denver
Bryan
Nebraska
Minnesota
Utah
North Dakota
Oregon
Ohio
California
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Sherman Would Be Second If Governor Is Not Nominated
Utica May 3 Representative James Sherman returned from Washington and discussed vice presidency rumors. He said the Constitution bars a president and vice president from the same state and supported Gov Hughes as a potential candidate, while noting no plans to announce himself. He will stay in Utica a few days before the Chicago meeting.
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Washington
Utica
N. Y
James Sherman
New York
Magues
Roosevelt
Chicago
Ughes
New York State
Americas
Pas
Sherman
Congress
Taft Silent On Politics In Interview Day
New York May 30 Taft refused to discuss politics in an interview and would not confirm or deny his intent regarding a move on Washington headquarters. He planned to return to Washington tomorrow after dining with friends including his brother Fleury W. Taft.
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New York
Taft
Washington
Chivigze
Nemne
Fleury W. Tatt
Convicted of Fraud by Mail in Chicago Case
Chicago May, autsalent of Marinette Gas Engine and Chicago Heights manager Menree found guilty by the United States in a scheme to defraud stock investors. Twenty eight sales agents were drawn into investments in the company’s stock believing they would recoup if they invested and failed to make good.
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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, appeared before Justice Tane in Glencoe and was fined 10 dollars and costs for speeding. He asked to leave his watch as security until he could raise the money, and the judge allowed it.
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Cial
Washington
Harold McCormick
John DB. Rockefeller
Tane
Glencoe
Wes
Mr. McCormick Inquirer
Mettormick
Talk of A Bartys Sacrifice and Bryan’s Damaging Run
A report from Gov Johnsons campaign HQ describes Democratic leaders backing William Jennings Bryan for President to ensure his defeat. Southern members promise to press Bryan until a third loss, hoping to end his political career. The piece notes mixed views within the party and cites upcoming state conventions in Louisiana Maryland Mississippi and more as the political climate heats.
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Gov. Johnson
Thetep Party
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Denver
United States
Democratic Party
Louisiana
Maryland
Ginfa
Whissippi’s
Bryan's Nomination Hopes Faced by Uninstructed Delegations
In Louisiana, Virginia, Maryland, opponents claim 248 dollars and momentum may push three states to send uninstructed delegates to Denver. If Bryan is blocked on early ballots, his nomination chances fall. Georgia also may send uninstructed delegates as sentiment shifts toward Johnson.
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Louisiana
Virginia
Maryland
Bryan
Denver
Johnson and Gray Men
PARDON ON MEMORIAL DAY FORMER SOLDIER RELEASED
Columbus May 30 David Winget, an old soldier serving life for the murder of John Blankey of Sandusky, was pardoned on Memorial Day by Gov Harris. The pardon came largely through the efforts of former penitentiary chaplain C L Winget, a cousin, who will take the veteran to his home in Westboro for 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
Commission Named for Presbyterian United States Church
The 120th General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States of America created an executive commission before adjournment. It includes mod erator Baxter Fullerton of St Louis and John W Forter of Washington as elders, with several ministers and other elders named to one and two year terms. 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 In New Fortune
Special to The Washington Post reports Capt. Arthur Galloway, once forbidden from a seafaring life by guardians, vanished for years. He resurfaced as a shipowner and mine owner, after a dramatic ascent from second mate aboard a Chinese port ship to captain and later owner of multiple vessels. He died in 1887, left his wealth to his uncle Capt. Hatfield of Williamsport, then disappeared.
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Washington Post
New York
Arthur Galloway
Joseph Hatfield
South Highthe Street
Williamsport
Galloway
Capt
Hatfield
Capt. Hatfield
Boston
Williamsburg
China
Orient
Australia
Oriental
Seattle
Mitchell May Be Named Governor Candidate
Special to The Washington rose Chicago May 30 John Mitchell former president of the United Mine Workers of America met with Democratic leaders and labor chiefs. He is viewed as a likely Democratic candidate for governor of Illinois with a potential Springfield announcement on June 15. If Taft and Johnson win Denver Mitchell could emerge as a strong vice presidential possibility alongside Jolison.
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Chicago
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Mitchell
Nhinois
State Federation
Springfield
Taft
Johnson
Denver
Mitchel
Jollason
Denial Over Fund Draws Bryan Parker Tie In State
Shaiimaan denies receiving 320,000 from unknown donors to influence Bryan's support for Parker. Alien asserts Bryan announced support after the St. Louis convention and that no Democratic state convention nominated a senator that year. He says he never met Ryan or Sheehan and challenges the report's claims.
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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 come to the United States to sue for divorce here and recover her nearly three year old daughter said to be in a convent. Her brother Medill Patterson, son of Chicago Tribune editor Robert W. Patterson, reports the case after the Count kidnapped the child with six men near Vienna. The Countess will pursue custody under American law to prevent seven year Russian custody.
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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
Bulgarian agitator sparks protest at social settlement
Terre Haute Ind May 39 At the end of the settlement night school exercises a young Bulgarian named Penthhoss delivered a harangue for anarchism and waved a red flag. It was seized and burned in the street. Penthhoss was arrested and asked for trial postponement. Detectives sought guidance from the U S district attorney and hope to deport him.
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Petal
Terre Haute
Ind
Social Settlement
Penthhoss
Pentchoss
United States District Attorney
Bin
Peruna Testimonials From Denver and Tennessee Alderman
George W. Weick of Denver and R. Bamuel and A. Seal of Tennessee attest that Peruna relieved catarrh of the stomach and chronic stomach trouble. They describe improved health, return to work, and strong belief in the medicine’s life saving benefits.
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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 Kills Friend Over Barking Dogs
In Philadelphia on May 30 John Mulhern aged 29 was shot and killed by his friend Bicycle Policeman Willam Edwards. Edwards fired a revolver to scare barking dogs and, upon learning Mulhern was wounded, drew a second weapon and attempted suicide but was stopped by Officer Moriarty.
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Philadelphia
John Mulhern
Willam Edwards
Edwards
Fond Mulhern
Moriarty
Cuban Cavalrymen Trial Over Murder of Two Cubans
Court martial at Camp Columbia hears state’s evidence against Corporal Cooper and Private Gwinnell of the Eleventh Cavalry for killing two Cuban fishermen during a desertion attempt. Private Harry Fearnly testified the pair hired a sailboat Yoloma and shot the fishermen when refused transport near the Ile of Pines. The men later returned in disguise and lied about fishermen attack.
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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 in river near Alton New Lang
A woman about forty five, wearing a blue serge skirt and fine garments, was found with a crushed akuil and lower forehead in the Mississippi River at Alton. Police believe she was murdered. Two rings a pendant a pin a scapular and mask were found in the skirt folds. identification is not yet possible.
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Alton
Mississippi River
Methodist and Unitarian church notices in city listings
Bishop-elect Franco Tiristot will preach at Monom and Rev RB Pooley will preach at E of Chisago. Dr Philo M. Bucs of India to address Epworth League at 6:30 pm. All Souls' Unitarian at Corner Pourtrent and L streets invites all to Sunday services and religious study sessions led by the minister at 7:30 pm.
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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 to Public Printer Leech Arrives in San Francisco
John S. Leech, director of printing, arrives in San Francisco en route to Manila after seven years in Washington. He will assume duties as Public Printer, 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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Watworth
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North Carolina
Hughes
John DS
Kalon Wine Company
14Th St. N. W
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Ghurgh
Presbyterian Assembly
Foster
Illinois
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Washington Gaslight Co
Tenth Street N. W
Alderman Geo. W.weick
Denver, Col
Ling
Mgr
Frank Richter
Becond Street
Winona
Minn
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Gallery OF Foreign Arts
Dupont Circle
Leech
Rheims
France
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