Fearless Roosevelt Rejects Personal Bodyguards
President Roosevelt declares no bodyguards needed as he travels from the White House. He prefers personal protection by his own strength and will continue daily horseback exercise. Col. Whitney provides a cavalry horse and gear for his use, aligning with his recreation and physical prowess.
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Ohio Republicans Decide to Open Campaign Sept Plan
Speaking in Columbus on September 21, Ohio Republicans resolved not to drop discussion on the campaign. It is probable the state campaign will open October 1 at a meeting led by Senators Foraker and NA and Governor Nash, with planned talks in Columbus and surrounding areas.
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Busy White House Day After Roosevelt Inauguration
President Roosevelt reached the White House at 9:80 this morning and held a long conference with Secretaries Hoy Long and Gage. The corridors bustled with visitors as many Representatives and Senators called to pay their respects after the spring inauguration.
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Memorial services at Grace Park follow McKinley Memorial parade
Paul E. Werner, chairman of the Executive Committee, outlines the final orders for the McKinley Memorial exercises at Grace Park Sunday afternoon and the parade preceding it, with the program to be carried out exactly as announced.
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Grace Park
Program of Exercises at Grace Park Ceremony
A public program at Grace Park lists Col. G. T. Perkina L O Alden Prof. H. V. Hotchiin and Mayor W. B. Doyle among many participants. The program includes music from united bands under Prof. G. Sigel, school choral items directed by N. L. Glover, memorial oration by General Charles Dick, multiple addresses, and songs by pupils, with a note that the program continues on the second page.
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Charles Dick
Earnest Akron citizens asked to decorate homes and public buildings
The note appeals to Akron residents to drape and decorate homes and public buildings along the procession route for Sunday afternoon exercises in memory of the late President McKinley. Signed respectfully by COMAUDER.
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Ready Czolgosz's Counsel Plans Buffalo Proceedings
Buffalo reports that William A. Lewis and Henry Titus, lawyers for the assassin, have announced they will proceed. The brief notes indicate they intend to move forward with the established legal steps in the case, aiming to challenge or respond to pending motions.
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Be ready to proceed w the 1 with 4 eee th the case
A terse note signals readiness to advance on a case, though wording is garbled. The fragmented line hints at a procedural step or instruction to proceed with item one and four, but lacks coherent details or identifiable parties.
Pair and warmer night and Sunday forecast
The region is set for milder temperatures tonight and again Sunday. Expect rising overnight lows and daytime highs reaching well above seasonal norms with light winds and a touch of humidity. Local authorities advise necessary precautions for unseasonable warmth.
Rixey Comments On Mire McKinier's Grief Intense
Canton dispatch notes Dr. Rixey stating Mire McKinier's grief remains intense. He adds she is improving slowly but cautions that emotional strain should be monitored, urging early care.
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Mourning Quiet Follows McKinley Death in Canton
Canton Ohio September 21 crowds thin after a week of upheaval as Mrs. McKinley visits the cemetery and expresses relief at guards around the President’s tomb. Dr. Rixey notes her mind remains active as Canton life resumes. A Canton mail carrier shot at but narrowly escapes, while authorities see no anarchist plot. Soldiers’ blue coats are gone but armed guards remain at the tomb.
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Akron Man Elected Vice President at State Liquor League
John Koerber of Akron, president of the local Liquor League, was elected vice president of the State League at its convention in Pindlay. Delegates from Akron included Charles Ley and John Mitchell. The convention adopted resolutions deploring President McKinley’s death. In Wheeling, A Siegtred who was served with a leave notice over celebratory remarks plans lawsuits against attendees and seeks U S protection.
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John Mitchell
McKinley
Wheeling
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U. S
Akron funeral committee notice for Sunday parade
Official notice to Committee of 100 summons Akron representatives who could not attend the Canton funeral to join the parade this Sunday. Report at the Mayor's office at 1 pm in attire per the original instructions. Signatories include T. L. Marvin L. B Bright and W. B. Doyle. Committees
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