Mrs McKiney Shows Small Improvement After Illness
Mrs McKiney continued to improve as she rested comfortably today. Doctors reported her condition slightly better and her family remained hopeful for full recovery.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1901
Page
1
Mrs McKinley Improvement Keeps Hope Alive At White House
Washington June 9 doctors report Mrs McKinley passed a comfortable night and is slowly improving though treatment relies on stimulants. Dr Rixey makes three daily visits and notes no material change since the morning bulletin. Mrs McKinley will travel to Canton when able. plans for July remain uncertain amid persistent care and evolving home improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McKinley
California
Rixey
Charles Emory Smith
Long
Miles
Sanger
Mies Hitchcock
White House
Mrs. McKinley
Sternberg
Sereretary Hay
Gage
Stolen Money Recovered in Mineral Point Bank Heist
Thirteen thousand dollars in gold from the First National bank in Mineral Point Wisconsin stolen May 24 was found cached in the vault of a city hotel outhouse near the bank. Detective recovered the treasure after prisoner Stewart Jeleff indicated the hiding place. Total gold recovered now equals the eight thousand previously found. eight hundred dollars in currency remains to be recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineral Point
Wis
First National Bank
Stewart Jeleff
Southern Industrial convention opens in Philadelphia
Delegates for the southern industrial convention arrive for the opening session to be called to order at 10 o'clock Tuesday by H. H. Hargrave. Governor Stone, Mayor Ashbridge, Theodore Searcy, John H. Converse and John F. Lewis will speak with responses by Hargrave, Governor A. H. Longino and Mayor J. W. Riggins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware River
Hoke Smith
Atlanta
Robert (. Ogden
Southern Educational Conference
Wu Tingtangs
Teteutaro Inumaru
Department of Commerce and Agriculture of
Japan
Philadelphia
Southern Industrial Convention
Essior
H. H. Hargrave
Southern Industrial Association
Stone
Ashbridge
Theodore ©. Searcy
John H. Converse
John F. Lewis
Hargrave
A. H. Longino
Mississippi
J. W. Riggins
Waco
Tex
Noted Army Surgeon Daly Dies by Own Hand in Porto Rico
Maj W H Daly surgeon general on General Miles staff in Porto Rico shot himself at his home mood later says insomnia may have driven him to temporary insanity. He was 59 a widower long prominent in medical circles famed for his Cuban war era embalmed beef inquiry report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Maj
W. H. Daly
Miles
Porto Rico
Glass Stary Short
Daly
General Miles recalls Dr Daly death and beef inquiry link
Lieutenant General Miles spoke on Dr Daly’s death describing the doctor as highly valued and noting his service during the Spanish American War. He recalled Daly’s role attending the sick and wounded and alleged beef tampering with acids affecting soldier health, and a board of inquiry during the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Miles
Daly
McKinley
Sales
Charles R. Greenleaf
International Christian Endeavorers Meet in Cincinnati
Cincinnati hosts the 20th international convention of the Christian Endeavorers from July 6 to 10. A 1,500 voice chorus at Music Hall, open air sacred music in Washington Park, and speeches by Governor Nash Mayor Fleischmann and other leaders mark a large attendance expected after London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
The
Christian Endeavorers
London
Music Hall
Washington Park
Nash
Fleischmann
Clark
Baer
Editors and publishers to gather at Pan-American Exposition
Buffalo editors and publishers Day set for June 12 as National Editorial Association and state groups converge on the Pan-American Exposition. About 1500 editors expected to attend meetings at the temple of music with Sousa's band and the Mexican artillery band, plus rail and steamship excursions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Buchanan
National Editorial Association
Sousa
Diaz of
Mexico
Great Republic Sloops for Second Transatlantic Voyage
Captain Howard Blackburn sails from Gloucester in the 25 foot sloop Great Republic for a 45 day voyage to Lisbon after a sendoff with over 1,000 spectators. The start at 2 PM featured a long escort fleet and salutes as Thatcher's Island faded behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloucester
Mass
Great Republic
Howard Blackburn
Lisbon
Portugal
London
Thatcher's Island
Stratton's Big Heart Buys Rich Mine for Mrs Tabor
Leadville reports Winfield S. Stratton, Cripple Creek mine owner, redeems the Matchless mine for the widow of the late Senator Tabor. The title clears and a $15,000 payment will revert to Stratton, who will turn the mine over to Mrs. Tabor on July 4, the anniversary of Stratton discovering the Independence mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
the Tribune
Leadville
Colo
Winfield S. Stratton
Cripple Creek
Senator Tabor
Stratton
Tabor
Sheriff's Safe
Geierhofer Arrested In Bench Warrant Case
Geierhofer was arrested on a New York bench warrant and charged with grand larceny. Prosecutors say he forged for $16,000 while employed in New York last March. He traveled through this city toward Japan and reached Honolulu, returning to Marin County where he lives with his wife. He pleads innocence and has hired an attorney. He is jailed in San Rafael awaiting a Monday hearing expected to involve habeas corpus action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Geierhofer
Japan
Honolulu
Marin County
San Rafael
Manila reports civil government established in Nueva Ecija
Philippine commission returns to Manila from Nueva Ecija after organizing a provincial government at San Isidro with Captain Jacob F. Krebs as governor and Lieutenants Day and Lyles in key posts. Taft warns of tax changes, forecasts higher land values with possible free trade, and notes a postponed northern tour. Insurgent actions in Sorsogon and Atimon yield several captures. Cailles rumor denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Philippine Commission
Nueva Ecija
Luzon
San Isidro
Jacob F. Krebs
22D Infantry
Richard C. Day
34Th Volunteer Infantry
D. C. Lyles
Taft
Washington
United States
American Astronomical Commission
Sumatra
Wray
Sorsogon
Luezon
Atimon
Tabas
Cailles
Court Held Under Trees in Grove for Stallion Case
In Gelena Missouri a preliminary hearing is held for Mrs John Stallion and her family in the murder of Alice Stallion the stepdaughter. Two Crabtree men stand accused as crowds of about two thousand gather under a tree for the proceedings. Officials guard the prisoners amid threats. The body may be exhumed for autopsy to probe a possible criminal assault and homicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gelena
John Stallion
James Crabtree
Frank
Charles Crabtree
Alice Stallion
Pointe
Galena
Crabtree
Dull Berlin week as New York influence weighs on markets
Berlin reports a weak trading week amid New York influence and broad business depression. Bank shares barely traded as panic valleys appeared in small deals while Americans and Canadians reduced activity. The Reichsbank eyes strain from anticipated large American grain purchases and Hamburg allocates 32 million marks for harbor improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
New York
Bank of England
Reichsbank
Hamburg
Mystic Shrine to Convene in Kansas City with Six Thousand Attendees
The Mystic Shrine imperial council meeting opens in Kansas City with about 6,000 Shriners expected. Events include receptions at the temple and Kansas City club, two parades, a grand concert and drill, an exhibition drill, and a grand ball. Philip Schaffer of Philadelphia is likely to be elected imperial potentate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Imperial Council of the Mystic Shrine
Kansas City Club
Convention Hall
Exposition Park
Mecca
Philip Schaffer
Philadelphia
Protests His Innocence in Porgeries Case Alleged
Edgar Geierhafer alias Howard E. Vernon claims to be vice president of the Universal Automobile Company with offices in the Parrot bloc. He was arrested in Escalles by Marin county Sheriff Taylor and Detective Archie Himmil of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Edgar Geierhafer
Howard E. Vernon
Universal Automobile Company
Escalles
Taylor
Marin County
Archie Himmil
London Stock Market Weak Amid Epsom Draw
London stocks stayed sluggish despite lower bank rates and friendly New York quotes. Analysts blame Epsom attractions and weak domestic securities for the pause in a hoped revival as Northern Pacific doubts linger and optimism for South African receipts supports easy money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
New York
Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange Committee For
Mabel Burt Held for Larceny Seen as Mentally Ill
In Northampton Massachusetts Miss Mabel L. Burt of Bridgeport, a former Smith College student, jailed for alleged $5,000 theft, is described as mentally deranged. Doctors from Smith College and Dr Hanson of the state insane asylum urge immediate treatment for her condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northampton
Mass
Mabel L. Burt
Bridgeport
Smith College
Mary Brewster
Hanson
State Insane Asylum
Judge Refuses to Dismiss Siegel-Sanders Receiver
In Kansas City Missouri Judge Gib son declines to remove Utley Wedge as receiver of the Siegel-Sanders Live Stock Commission Co. despite minor stockholders requests. Wedge was appointed after Frank Rockefeller of Cleveland led a stockholder effort claiming favoritism in settling firm affairs. President Siegel has since been arrested for misapplication exceeding 100000 dollars and Rockefeller testified about signing blank guarantees later revealed to total 750000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Gibson
Utley Wedge
Siegel-Sanders Live Stock Commission Company
Wedge
Frank Rockefeller
Cleveland
Rockefeller
Siegel
Riot in Chicago disrupts streetcar during Italian procession
In Chicago a street car attempting to pass a religious Italian procession at Eighteenth and Clark streets sparked a riot. Window panes were shattered and one man injured as officers halted the mob and protected the crew until order was restored. The priests guiding the procession helped avert further clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Eighteenth and
Clark Streets
Twenty-second Street
In Lipa Battle Viet Infantry Officer Killed
Manila reports a clash with insurgents at Lipa in Batan gas where Lieutenant Anton Springer was killed and Captain W H Wilhelm Lieutenant R Ram sey Lieutenant Fitzhugh Lee Jr and five enlisted men were wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Lipa
Batangas
Anton Springer
Viet Infantry
W. H. Wilhelm
R. Ramsey
Fitzhugh Lee, Jr
Boer Relief Mission Presses for Aid in Camps
Rev. von Bruickhuisen and his brother Dr. H J von Bruickhuisen tour the United States to raise funds for Boer women and children in British refuge camps. They claim official reports describe horrible conditions with a rising death rate and unfit food, while the Afrikander group vows continued resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
von Bruickhuisen
Pretoria
South Africa
Volksraad
Kruger
H. J. von Bruickhuisen
Orange Free State
Maxwell
Donald P. McKenzie
Cape Colony
Smelterman Suffers Terrible Injuries in Belt Accident
W. D. Kearns a jig tender at the Boston and Montana concentrator suffered severe injuries when a main shaft belt slipped and wrapped him. He lost his right arm at the elbow and crushed his left leg, being rushed to Columbus hospital where doctors hope the leg may be saved. He is 28, unmarried, with no local relatives, and remained conscious asking for water throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Great Falls
W. D. Kearns
Boston & Montana
Columbus
Kearns
Three Girls Drown After Skiff Swamps Off North Essington
A six person party including three women aboard a skiff was thrown into the Delaware River during a squall near North Essington Philadelphia. The three girls Rose Koons 1 Mary Koons 19 Mamie Traynor 22 drowned while the men were rescued. They were guests of the Federal Boat Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Delaware River
North Essington
Rose Koons
Mary Koons
Mamie Traynor
Federal Boat Club
Monticello Banker Sears Found Dead in Windmill Fall
John F. Sears former cashier of the Monticello Bank was found dead on June 2 at the foot of a windmill on his farm. Officials say his financial embarrassment, with liabilities around 40000 and assets about 20000, led to the conclusion he died by his own action. the bank remains protected from loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Wis
John 5
Sears
Bank of Monticello
Here
Desertion prisoners escape from Governor's Island by raft
Two U S army prisoners serving sentences on Governors Island escaped this afternoon on a raft. They drifted with the flood tide and were later picked up by a tug and landed in New York. A six man detail with a corporal hunted them through the lower city that night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Army
Governor's Island
Pan American Exposition admits promising May spendings
Buffalo reports a positive outlook for the Pan-American Exposition as the executive committee notes May crowd expenditures averaged 17 cents per person inside the grounds, a figure contrasted with the prior month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Department of Admissions
World's Fair Attendance Reaches New High Record
The report notes 15,492 entries for the day and an 18 cent admission during the first match at the fair. The largest crowd since the exposition opened visited the grounds today.
Arrest in San Rafael Larceny Case Ties NY Bank Investor
Detective reports the arrest of Edgar Geierhafer in San Rafael California on a bench warrant for larceny of about 10000 dollars from Robert Auerbach, a New York banker. Authorities consider sending detectives to the Pacific coast to bring him back. Auerbach says Geierhafer promoted an unincorporated Universal Automobile company and he advanced funds via unindorsed notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Piauer
San Rafael
Cal
Edgar Gelerhofer
Robert Auerbach
W. P. Sullivan
San Francisco
Clark
Faye
Pacific Coast
Pfailer
Titus
New York Co
California
Geierhafer
Geierhafer Auerbach
Universal Automobile Company
Auerbach
Gelernafer
Cuban convention weighs acceptance of hind amendment
Havana conservatives in the constitutional convention expect the hind amendment to pass. Several radicals reportedly shift toward acceptance due to outside pressure to end military occupation. The body meets in secret tomorrow and a vote decision will take days to become public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Argu
Washington
Isiana
Rockefeller Gift Aims Medical Research Collaboration
Dr H F Biggar reports John D Rockefeller has given a large sum for medical research and entrusted it to renowned scientists from Columbia Johns Hopkins University University of Pennsylvania University of Chicago and other institutions. They will assess needs and propose practical recommendations. He notes future plans remain undecided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
H. F. Biggar
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Trains Blown Apart in Vestal Wreck Kill Five
Five men die and seven are injured as a dynamite car explodes on the Vestal wreck scene near Binghamton New York. Firemen gauge the devastation as engines and cars are blown to scrap iron, with houses nearby losing windows and barns damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binghamton
N. Y
Vestal
John P. Kelley
Wildcat
Ss. RR
Polhemus
Elmer Polhemus
John Coulter
Ene Gine
Fred Witherby
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
Vertal
Union
Susquehanna
Awful Crime of a Love-Crazed Man
London Ontario reports Herbert Fulford a Chicago contractor killed his mother in law Mrs Jennie McCord at the McCord farm Ilderton after pursuing his wife Gertie who had left him and returned to her parents He then shot himself ending a family tragedy with two homicides and a suicide in a single night
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Fulford
McCord
Pacific Idaho Northern opens 60 mile line to Council
The Pacific & Idaho Northern railway extension to Council Idaho was formally opened. The 20 mile addition brings total line length to 60 miles starting at Weiser. General Manager P P Shelby led an excursion with Boise business leaders. The route will extend 44 more miles into the Seven Devils mining district where a smelter at Weiser will treat ores for Hall and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webser
Idaho
Pacific & Idaho Northern Railway
Council
Weiser
P. P. Shelby
Boise
Seven Devils
Lewis A. Hall
Favors Third Term for McKinley
Congressman Charles H. Grosvenor urges a third term for President McKinley citing strong public support and the absence of an unwritten law against a third nomination. He argues Washington declined a third term due to fear of defeat and political attacks rather than a legal prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
McKinley
Charles H. Grosvenor
Washington
United States
Trade with Italy Expands as U S Exports Rise
Washington reports growing U S Italy trade per Commercial Relations volume. Consuls note Italy’s manufacturing growth and demand for American machinery tools bicycles leather agricultural equipment sewing machines and lubricants. Milan and Venice show buying of printing presses cash registers typewriters canned goods furniture and cutlery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau of Foreign Commerce
United States
Italy
Smith
Leghorn
Cramer
Florence
Consul Heingartner
Catania
Scilly
Catalian
Consul Johnson
Venice
Ing
Come Sul
Jarvis
Milan
Simplon
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Paty
Editors AT Buffalo
Stratton's
Fatt Commission
Dull
Mystic Shriners
Kansas
City
Smelterman
Wisconsin Bank
Poposition
Idaho Northern
M'Kinley
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