Canton Dedication of McKinley Monument With Roosevelt Speech
In Canton Ohio on September 3 President Roosevelt delivered a tender tribute to William McKinley at the dedication of the McKinley monument. The event featured a grand parade, high dignitaries, Miss Helen McKinley unveiling the statue, and a luncheon.
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Buffalo
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Monument Hill Mausoleum Enshrines McKinleys in Canton
Canton September 30 The McKinley mausoleum rises on Monument hill two miles west of the McKinley home. Materials from four states, with Milford granite and Windsor green granite. The dome tops at 98 feet 6 inches high, interior oculus 14 feet, and bronze statue of McKinley mid ascent. The site includes 26 acres of landscaped grounds with stone steps and historic furnishings.
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Senator Borah Trial Faces Key Proof Linking to Land Fraud
Federal Judge Whitson ordered the prosecution to limit testimony starting tomorrow to establishing Borah's connection with the Idaho land fraud conspiracy. The government sought county clerk records on timber deeds Borah helped admit, while Borah’s lawyers admitted his role as general counsel for Barber Lumber.
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Garrell
Sharp
Two Teams Tie In 17 Inning Philadelphia Battle
Detroit and Philadelphia dueled 17 innings in a dramatic 9 to 9 tie for the American League race. Donovan held Detroit to six hits in the final stretch as Plank steadied Philadelphia. crowd of about 40,000 watched a tense, disorder-tinged marathon with police keeping order.
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Helena Police Seek Hallam Family After Jail Suicide
In Helena on Sept 3 H C Hallam of Chicago killed himself in the jail by leaping from an upper cell tier to the cement floor. Hallam, an electrical worker, had arrived with W C Dunbar. Hallam drank heavily prior to travel and believed someone intended to kill him. Dunbar, also from Chicago, reported the incident and later confessed Hallam’s suicide.
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Successful Flight Over Friedrichshaven by Count Zeppelin
Count Zeppelin completed another successful airship flight in Friedrichshafen Germany lasting ten hours reporters announce the event noting the craft remained aloft for the duration and the mission proceeded without incident
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Attempted assassination shocks Baker City
In Baker City Oregon on September 36 an unnamed assailant detonated a dynamite bomb at the home of former Sheriff Harvey K Brown. Brown is hospitalized in critical condition with a severed leg and serious injuries. The attack echoes the Steunenberg case in Caldwell Idaho.
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Land Office Receipts Report for Montana Month
Helena reports total state land office receipts for September at 43 760 06 dollars. The ten month fiscal year tally reaches 781 354 dollars, exceeding 1906 full year receipts by about 80 000 dollars.
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Secretary Root Rushing Across Mexico by Special Train
Secretary Root travels through Mexico aboard a four car special train with President Diaz era support. The rapid movement emphasizes urgent diplomatic outreach and official visits across key cities during the nationally significant sequence.
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Mysterious Death Found In Heppner Buggy
A special to the Oregonian from Heppner reports the body of BE. T. Searbell, a boss thrasher, found on Count street at dawn. Heppner police describe a head and shoulders protruding from a buggy with reins cut near his hands, suggesting foul play or a possible suicide.
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