Panic Crowds Halt McKinley Monument Dedication in Columbus
A 50 000 strong crowd at the Ohio capitol grounds panicked while viewing the unveiling of the McKinley monument. Mrs. Nicholas Longworth remained calm as women fainted and two were badly hurt. The Longworths escaped through the governor’s office, then to the Outlook building before leaving for Cincinnati. Speakers included Day and Daniel. Mrs. McKinley was represented by her niece Ida McKinley Day.
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Nicholas Longworth
McKinley Monument
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William R. Day
Supreme Court of the United States
John W. Daniel
United States
Virginia
Joseph McKay
Union Veteran Legion
R. B. Brown
Grand Army of the Republic
Anti Jewish Outbreak Expected In Warsaw Dispatched Warns
London dispatch from Vienna to the Daily Chronicle states an anti Jewish outbreak is likely in Warsaw in the next days. Fugitive appeals urge Herr Daszynski to alert the European press that a massacre of Jews is being prepared for the Jewish New Year.
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Warsaw
London
Vienna
Daily Chronicle
Herr Daszynski
Reichsrath
Roosevelt Sends Letter to Cuba on Intervention Threat
At Oyster Bay on September 15 President Roosevelt warned Cuba that the United States will intervene if peace cannot be restored. He ordered Taft and Bacon to Cuba for a thorough investigation, while also informing Senor Quesada of the self government responsibilities and dangers of civil war. Taft, Bacon and Bonaparte will travel from Key West to Cuba, with Sagamore Hill hosting the conference earlier that day. Senator Beveridge also attended the talks.
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Blogo Polski
Warsaw
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United States
Oyster Bay
Taft
Bacon
Bonaparte
Roosevelt
Cuba
Senor Quesada
Thaseland
Republic
Dacon
Cube
Key West
Fla
Sagamore Hill
New York
Washington
Beveridge
Indiana
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Return to the Denver Theaters in Havana and Rail Disruptions
United States sailors were landed from the Denver and returned to the vessel as authorities in Washington weigh intervention. Insurgents in Havana province signaled readiness to quit if intervention proceeds, but offered no surrender. Rail traffic halted, telegraph nearly dead, with Cienfuecos reports unverified. In Pinar del Rio insurgents move eastward allowing railroad operations. Tiburon suffers a fire destroying the business district, leaving about 200 homeless and losses around 100000 dollars.
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Havana
United States
Denver
Washington
Cienfuecos
Pinar del Rio
Sauerkraut Queen Contest Promises Big Prizes in Ackley
Town fair events include an expanded prize lineup for a Sauerkraut Queen contest with cash, goods, and a Japanese vase as top prize. Voters pay 1 ticket each, with funds to support Lanetkraut Day expenses. entries list dozens of local young women approved by the committee.
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Ackley
Geo, Dentel
J. M. Nix
J. A. Miller
C. A. Moore
Frank Goettel
Great Show at a Ranch Bluffing Buffalo Hunt near Bliss Oklahoma
A St. Louis Post Dispatch dispatch reports plans for a large buffalo hunt and land scramble show at the Miller Brothers 101 ranch near Bliss in Oklahoma Territory. J C Miller announces a September 16 event anniversary of the Cherokee Strip with a repeat of the 1893 scramble, two buffalo killings, and a simulated ride by Buffalo Jones on two horses. The program includes 10,000 Indians, a war dance, a buffalo barbecue, and a parade of guests. The Santa Fe will run 100 extra cars. organizers expect a much larger crowd than last year’s 45,000 to 75,000.
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Bliss
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
J. C. Miller
Cherokee Strip
Millers
Santa Fe Railway
J. ©. Miller
Miller
Texas
Roosevelt
Oklahoma
Geronimo
Buffalo Jones
Miller Bros.’ 101
John Eastman
Monday Morning Business Advice From Gage and Binks
In a New York World excerpt, Gage advises against discussing work Monday morning. Binks agrees, noting the common grouch mood after Sunday. The men joke that rest over Sunday disrupts Monday and suggests starting the work week on Tuesday.
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Binks
Lg Sa
Tay
New York World
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