Burial of George Clinton with military honors in Kingston
In a heavy rain at Kingston New York George Clinton the former governor and vice president was buried with full military honors in the First Dutch Churchyard. The funeral march covered two miles from Waspei to the church and included a naval escort, guards from the National Guard, and a long line of dignitaries descendants and citizens witnessing the solemn ceremony.
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New York
George Clinton
United States
Waspei
Citiens Committee
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Clinton Autopsy Report Details Suspicious Death
An autopsy on an unnamed individual found in Congressional Cemetery examined at Navy General Hospital showed pneumonia as a possible cause. Dr Daniel S Lamb led the investigation with the Weden Museum team, noting brain and tissue findings and describing a complex forensic process amid unclear handwriting and damaged records.
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Congressional Cemetery
Navy
Pennsylvania Avenue
Daniel S Lamb
Stooge
Saul
Omar
Unclear report on police commissioner and dogs
The excerpt describes Commissioner Bingham and mentions dogs and local areas in a fragmentary, garbled passage. It references police activity and some district mentions but lacks coherent events or dates to form a clear summary.
Judge Dowling Examines Thaw Insanity Verdict
Judge Dowling of New York, in an interview on the Thaw trial, argues there is no doubt Thaw is insane and questions if he will ever be released from Matteawan Asylum. He notes the verdict was just but says newspaper coverage tempered the testimony presented to the public.
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Metrat Miles
Harry K
Dowling
New York
Knights of No . 2
Mbus Banqust
Matteawan Asylum
Murder Trial Turmoil Shocks Beach Hargis Case
Beach Hargis and Janeson face murder trials amid a deadly sequence last night. Beach Largis, or Jin, awaits trial for the homicide of bs fatter Judge James Hargis who died by his own hand after a morphine overdose. Allen Creech, now on trial for murder, drank a pint of whisky laced with strychnine and lies in precarious condition.
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Janeson
Beach Largis
Jin
James Hargis
Tle
Allen Creech
Dedication of Mason Statue in Michigan Capitol Park
May dedication ceremony honors Miss Mason and Thompson Mason as relatives attend. Thomson Mason Lrst governor of Michigan referenced after state admission. Senator Palmer presided with remarks from James H Angell and local officials. Memorial Day events included iris flower ceremony on the river and a National Guard parade with veterans, ending at Light Guard Armory.
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Detroit
Thomson Mason
Michig
Cantal
Thomas W Palmer
Lily , Mason
Washington
Chilton
Redmond Vii
Guy Mason
LH Wright
Newark
Joly
Aiss Emny
Legislative Commission
Got Warner
Walter Livett
James H Angell
Michigan
Michigan Associatin of Naval Veterans
National Guard
Light Guard
Cracksm an Finally Caught in London Extradition Planned
Columbia May 20 Information reached Columbia that Gus Deford a notorious cracksman and bank burglar active in the Southern States four years ago has been arrested in London England through U S secret agents. Extradition papers will be prepared to bring him back to face indictments in multiple states. Seven gang members already serve ten year terms in South Carolina penitentiary. Deford previously escaped from a United States deputy marshal by leaping from a moving train near Charleston on February 19 1903.
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Columbia
Gus Deford
London
United States
Agoi
Deford
South Carolina
Work horses earn medals at city parade for humane driving
A special cup honored Daniel S. Collier for fifty four years of driving horses without using a whip. The event featured 14 horses, a parade down Fifth Avenue from Washington Square to the Washington Monument, and prizes including the Elm Court cup and Speyer medals. Police horses Pompey and Redmond P Kersey led the procession, with Mrs James Speyer and Thomas McCarthy aiding in organization.
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Washington Post
New York
Washington Square
Worth Monument
Pompey
Vex
Redmond P Kersey
Womans Auxiliary
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
James Speyer
Thomas McCarthy
Lam Owners Association
Matthew J Sullivan
Borden Milk Company
Speyer
Daniel 5. Collier
Middies Dissatisfied Over Post Graduation Orders
Washington Annapolis May 3 The present graduating class of midshipmen shows discontent over orders that send them to ships soon after graduation This prevents gifts for their homes and burdens them financially as travel and allowances around graduation are limited Some graduates not assigned to homes will miss funds saved for clothing and other expenses.
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Washington Fost
Annapolis
Midshipmen win first prize in general excellence
Annapolis May 20 The fourth company of the brigade of midshipmen has won the first prize in the general excellence competition and will carry the colors next year The contest awards weight for professional branch proficiency drill and athletics Midshipman Arthur Carpenter of New Brunswick New Jersey commands the victorious company
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Spee al
Washington Post
Annapolis
Midshipmen
Arthur Carpenter
New Brunswick
Naval Academy board to get two new visitors
David F Barry of Providence R I and Herbert L Satterlee of New York named to the board of visitors for the Naval Academy. They will fill vacancies left by resignations of George D Metcalf and Cyrus Lothrup Satterlee is president of the Naval League and a JP Morgan associate. The appointment comes from President Roosevelt.
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H. L. Satterlee
J. P. “Morgan
Roosevelt
Providence
Herbert L. Satterlee
New York
Naval Academy
George D Metcalf
Cyrus
Lothrup -Mre Satterlee
Naval League
J Pierpont Morgan
Big July 4 electric display planned in city
Plans for a large fireworks show and illumination for the July 4 celebration opening the new municipal building. The display seeks to rival Roosevelt inauguration fireworks. Ground use granted in Monument Park by War Department. Committee listings include Rudolph as chair and dozens of city figures.
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Board of Trade
President
Charles D
Church A
P Clark
Eugene
Cochran
Marry Cunningham
B. Danforth
Louis A Dent R
Golden Donaldeon
John W Douglass
George Woraigy Willam
J Eynon
Frank
XE Winott
Dunkhorst
Porrest
Ji Gockeler
Graham
HT Harding
C Hargrove
Wiliam Henshaw
J P Herrmann
John K
Joel Hillman
Thomps
F Holden
B. T Qanney
F Johnson
Myron J. Jones
Joris Simon Kann
Fred C Kleinschmiit
George TF Kolb
A Koons
Charles E Langtey
H V. Lonesale
Ralph W. Lee
Otto Leubkert
B Jow
J. L. Norrie
George E
Lions Kill Trainer at Luna Park Zoo Attack Ends in Fatal Shooting
Two lions fatally injure a Buffalo trainer at Luna Park as Dr Crandall, Buffalo Zoo curator, orders the beasts shot. Capt. Leforest enters the cage to rescue the tamer, but a massive lion mauls him, ripping his uniform and body before escaping as both beasts are killed by gunfire.
Unconscious From Snuff At Chastenning Patty Party
In Dunkirk New York May Peter Franz check who at a christening party was urged to try smurf and after sneezing violently collapsed unconscious from a brain bleed. Doctors continue efforts but survival seems unlikely. In Manila May the Philippine Commission rejected the assembly bill creating a provincial jury system and appointing 25 permanent jurors per province.
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Washington
Dunkirk
Peter Franzchek
Manila
Philippine Commission
Names of travelers listed by hotels across cities in 19th century
A long string of traveler names and associated hotels and cities appears, listing numerous individuals and couples connected to hotels in Boston New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh Chicago Indianapolis Kansas City New Orleans and more. The fragmentary OCR reads like a directory of guests at major hotels with partial surnames and place names including St James New Willard Shoreham and others, referencing states like Connecticut Indiana Massachusetts and Virginia. The text documents a wide array of personal names and their lodging locations, typical of an old hotel guest register or society column.
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Battimore
Tealph
Qsbora
Aler
James M Jetson
St James
Boston
Adolph Lovey
New Wil
Charles A’ Smith
Raledgh
Wicago
Fermby
H -Baptary Shorenam
George Dookman
Fiew Hotlinger
Arnold Hollinger
J de Ae
George H Graves
York
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Andercon Wee
Konren
Baffock
Lak H Simmons
John Cwnteomery
Kwtowsxl
Kenaah
Jamey H Bown and Son
New Willard
Wood
le Gendre Stecham
Walton Frankerr
Fiawe
Rufua Lo Campbell
Nolan
Lewre Hatonal
Napier LL Munson Abair
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