Three Times Postponed Event at Last' Fittingly Observed
A formal mixer at the Pan-American exposition in Buffalo on October 7 featured readings and speeches by Gov Yatea and Senator m among others. The Illinois day drew thousands, with Illinois pride on display, as McKinley’s assassination was noted and the crowd reflected on liberty and enlightenment.
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Temple of the
Yatea
Buffalo
N. Y
McKinley
Prairie State
Illinois
Chicago
Great Jakes
Navy official disputes Maclay ship charge in Schley inquiry
Col Robert M Thompson reports Admiral Sampson was ill when Maclay’s proofs were sent. He states Sampson read the material and approved its gist that Schley was a coward, but Sampson could not explain details due to illness. The secretary noted the work as a standard text for the Naval Academy.
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New York
Robert M Thompson
United States Naval Academy Alumni Association
Schley
Maclay
Admiral Sampson
Sampson
Naval Academy
Caitiff
Secretary of the Navy
Wainwright
Battle of
Santiago
Illinois Day Exposition Festivities With Naval Remarks
Crowds enjoyed a full day of celebrations in Illinois with receptions and a grand military ball, highlighted by temple ceremonies and speeches from Gov. Yates and senators. Separately, German exports to the United States rose in the third quarter. Navy remarks followed on Santiago battle charts, defending accuracy amid battle conditions and navigational uncertainties.
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Illinois
Ilinois
Amien
Niagara Hotel
Lincoln Parkway
Exposition
Chicago
John G. Milburn
The
Exposition Company
Gov. Yates
United States
William EB. Mason
Frank 0. Lowden
First Regiment
Edwin A. Munder
Berlin
Germany
A More Terrible Trouble in Addison Wis Oct 10
Mary Richmond mother of Mrs Mary Isa bell Bittner now under arrest in Dayton Ohio on suspicion of poisoning her sister Mrs Pugh and other murders tells of Mrs Pugh illness and death after supper last week and notes she could not stay in Mrs Bittner’s room. She says Mrs Pugh died while trying to will her property and that poison was found in Pugh’s stomach.
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Addison, Wis
Mary Richmond
Mary Isabell Bittner
Dayton
Mrs. Pugh
Pugh
Fatal boiler explosion wrecks Hayes Manufacturing Co building
Fire at Hayes Manufacturing Co brass foundry in Pa on West Eleventh Street destroys the three story brick plant and a connected hotel annex. Six women and two men injured in the blast during supper. two women listed as likely to die. Damage estimated at $50,000 to the factory and the hotel.
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Hayes Manufacturing Co
West Eleventh Street
Liebel
State Street
Ela Dolan
Frances Levenbuski
Anna Shimagu
May Bentley
Jack Davidson
Charles Whandon
Miss Seeley's Body Found in River West of Lasalle
The body of Mrs. I. A. Seeley known as Lillian Lafay, an aeronaut, was found in a river four miles west of Lasalle, IH. She had ascended in a balloon from the city a week earlier amid a brisk wind, and her fate remained a mystery until the discovery. Her husband and locals pursued the river valley but could not locate the parachute or any trace of her.
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Lasalle
I. A. Seeley
Lillian Lafay
Last Great Battle and Civil War Reflections
A Washington letter recounts Gen Gordon's lecture on The Last Days of the Confederacy and recalls Oct 19, 1864, Winchester, Sheridan, and the Nineteenth corps. Witnesses from Indianapolis and Millwood share vivid memories, with debates on who truly won and which units affected Cedar Creek.
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Washington
Dan Macauley
Treasury Department
Gordon
Nineteenth Army Corps
Winchester
Lieut
Rundlette
Indianapolis
Macauley
Patrick O'Farrell
Grant
Sheridan
Signal Corps
Fisher’s Hill
Signal Corp
Longstreet
Great Cavalry Corps
Petersburg
Whitelaw Reid
Marengo
Napoleon
Dessaix
Cedar Creek
Maj
Beverly Randolph
Millwood
Ord
Nance
Jubal
War Department
Sixth Corps
Virginia
Randolph
Naval Academy
Confederacy
Navy
Gen. Early
Staunton
Maj. Randolph
Early
Smith D. Fry
Remarkable Cure Testimonial for Women’s Health
Milwaukee readers are urged to consider Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after a Milwaukee woman reports dramatic relief from months of female health troubles. The letter touts a full recovery lasting a year, credits the product, and invites inquiries to Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Sadie E. Koch
Milwaukee
Lydia KE. Pinkham
Sadie E. Kocu
10Th St
Wis
Lydia E. Pinkam
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Bittner
Miss Seeley
Bipaie Pinkham
Dar Mus
Pinkham
Douglas
Marit
W.L. Douglas
W. L. Douglas
Hansen
W. L. Douglas Shoee Ee Nee
Ari Centain
ASOA
LL. Douglas
Brocktex
Sas
Ee Ad Tower CO
Boston
Mass
Opiu
Woollee
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