Czolgosz Indicted for First Degree Murder
Buffalo September 16 Leon F Czolgosz alias Fred Nieman was indicted today by the county court grand jury for murder in the first degree for fatally shooting President McKinley at the exposition grounds on September 6 A crowd packed the courtroom as the accused refused to answer questions about counsel and was assigned Lorain L Lewis and Robert C Titus as defense counsel by Judge Edward K Emery The indictment followed testimony from surgeons Secret Service and police witnesses and the prisoner was moved under guard to the jail via the tunnel to the court to await arraignment tomorrow.
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Buffalo
Leon F. Czolgosz
Fred Nieman
President McKinley
Temple of Music
Edward K. Emery
Penny
Emery
Lorain L. Lewis
Robert C. Titus
Supreme Court
Erie County Bar Association
Czelecez
Torrow
Czolgosz
Curack
Extermination urged for anarchists in rally speech
John W. Mackay calls for summary justice and expulsion of anarchists as he warns newspapers and officials to back vigorous action. He cites Vigilance committees and urges hangings, deportations, and rapid extermination of anarchists arriving in America.
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New York
John W. Mackay
San Francisco
Virginia City
McKinley
America
Five Men Arrested for Alleged Anarchist Meeting in Fairmont Park
Five men C F Schielde Arthur Shaw Conrad Warner John Ewing and Red Miller were arrested in Fairmont park on charges of violating laws by attempting to hold an alleged anarchist meeting. They denied the gathering was anarchistic, claiming the postal board note calling for a meeting was not linked to anarchism. Bail was set at 600 dollars each for a further hearing.
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Philadelphia
Fairmont Park
Northwestern
Socialistic Party
C. F. Schielde
Arthur Shaw
Conrad Warner
John Ewing
Red Miller
Depew Urges Suppressing Anarchy at its Source
Senator Depew argues for tackling anarchist growth at its source, stating we must begin at the fountain head as the method to suppress the problem. The New York commentary reflects on measures to curb disorder and radical activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Depew
Fountain Head
Immigration controls and strong penalties for threats to the president
The text calls for blocking European immigration to prevent anarchy, certifying immigrants abroad, and expanding inspectors safeguards. It urges a power to expel enemies of the laws and country and stricter penalties for attempted assaults on the president, treating them as serious crimes deserving severe punishment.
Roosevelt Outlines Policy Aims For Peace and Prosperity
President Roosevelt details his approach to governance in Buffalo, aligning with McKinley’s policy. He advocates greater reciprocity in trade, abolition of commercial war, selective tariff removals, direct maritime routes to Americas, a U S government cable to overseas territories, a stronger merchant marine, and cautious diplomacy to avoid war while protecting savers and trusted leaders.
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Buffalo
Roosevelt
McKinley
United States
South America
Pacific
Mexico
Central
Central America
Hawaii
Philippines
Memorial services and sympathy floods in for McKinley
In Helena and London reports describe a memorial service at Westminster Abbey with government and diplomatic corps seats, a concurrent St Paul’s Cathedral service, and widespread mourning. King Edward’s command half-masts Windsor, Cork and Dublin show respect. stock markets close Thursday for the Canton funeral.
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Helena
W. J. McHaffie
McKinley
Westminster Abbey
Diplomatic Corps
St. Pauls Cathedral
heriff_s
London
United States
Duke of Cornwall
York
Edward
Washington
Westminster Gazette
Windsor Castle
London Stock Exchange
President McKinley
Canton
Cork
Daniel Hegarty
Corporation
United
Globe
Roosevelt
McKinley i
New Zealand
New 1 200 class engine arrives as 13 ordered
Local notes report a new engine for the 1200 class due in the yards this week, with 13 of the ordered locomotives arriving. Various residents and workers are mentioned, including sawmill men, townsfolk, and officials, with routine daily activity and minor incidents noted across Missoula and nearby areas.
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M. M. Ross
J. ©. Hanratty
Demet
Court House Square
L. M. Crutchfield
Hamilton
Gilbert Rhodes
A. J. Johnson
Superior
Frank Davey
Futte
Copper City
Missoula
David Bishop
Jerry Wiggins
Wile’s Hot Springs
Stevens and
Cedar Streets
C. E. Williams
East Main
Pattee
Charles Jackman
Como
Butte
Sympathy Sent To Mrs McKinley After Irreplaceable Loss
Telegrams expressing deep sympathy were sent to Mrs. McKinley following the great loss she sustained, conveying condolences and regard from several correspondents.
Will Transact No Business Until After the Funeral
Washington dispatches report the executive departments will close on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday following the president’s death. Sub-treasuries customs houses and offshore posts will close Thursday only while enough customs officers stay on duty to clear vessels. Gen John M Wilson to attend funeral ceremonies. arrival expected this evening. Salt Lake City governor designates Sept 19 as a day of fasting and prayer for McKinley’s funeral.
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Washington
John M. Wilson
Cleveland
Salt Lake City
Utah
Wells
Prident McKinley
Governor Proclaims Sept 19 Day of Mourning and Prayer
Olympia Washington Gov John Bowers issues proclamation setting aside Thursday Sept 19 for mourning and prayer honoring President McKinley’s funeral.
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Washington
Olympia
Wash
John Bowers
McKinley
Chicago Union Stockyards to Close Thursday
The union stockyards of Chicago will be closed Thursday in observance of the late president.
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Chicago
Union
Postoffices to Close for Late President Memorial
Acting Postmaster General Shallenburger issued a memorial order closing all post offices on Thursday September 19 after 10 a.m. in respect for the memory of the late president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Shallenburger
Turbulent day as Amalgamated strikers press Shaffer for settlement
Pittsburgh reports a chaotic day at Amalgamated Association headquarters as strikers press President Shaffer for details of the settlement. Delegations met individually with promises of secrecy while journalists were expelled. some callers demanded Shaffer's resignation or lodge withdrawals. Shaffer and officials urged patience, but many left dissatisfied awaiting word. Du Bose must serve.
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Pittsburg
Shaffer
Amalgamated Association
Contempt ruling keeps Dudley Du Bose jailed in Alameda
The United States circuit court of appeals, led by Judges Gilbert Morrow and Ross, orders Dudley Du Bose to serve the remainder of his contempt sentence in Alameda county jail California after a recent release pending rehearing.
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Sion
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Gilbert
Morrow
Ross
Dudley du Bose
Alameda County
California
Wants an injunction over state printing contracts
Helena dispatch reports W J McHaffie of State Publishing asks Judge Clements for a temporary injunction to stop the state board of examiners from awarding stationery contracts. The attorney general says the board alone has authority to contract for state supplies, a change from a prior opinion.
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Standard
Helena
W. J. McHaffie
Clements
State Board of Examiners
Donovan
Board of Examiners
Independent Publishing Company
MecHaffie
Independent
McHaffie
Miner
Johns. Truscott and Gaffney Publishing Company
Pikers Triumph as Favorites Fall at Black Eagle Park
Great Falls Montana September 16 crowds at Black Eagle park saw brisk betting and lively gate receipts in a day tilted toward pikers. Windemard won the last race over Del Allen the favorite paying 100 to 4, with five races listing Wanka Paugh Ella Glen Swift Light Kenova and more among winners and placers.
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Great Falls
Mont
Black Eagle Park
Windemard
del Allen
Wank-a-Paugh
Limbo the Law
Katy T
Ella Glen
George H. Kitcham
Searchlight
Swift Ligh
Poppy A
Cayenne Pepper
Kenova Worriesion
Windward Wins Fifth Race In One and One Sixteenth Miles
Windward won the fifth race running one and one sixteenth miles with Glissando finishing second and Del Allen taking third place.
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Windward
Glissando
del Allen
Exciting chase as Street Commissioner recaptures fugitive
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports in Billings that Street Commissioner Keene rounded up a gang of vagrants after work on the streets. Four were corralled near the city jail and jailed. one fled toward the setting sun but was pursued on horseback and recaptured after a fierce encounter.
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The
Standard
Billings
Keene
Accident injures Belt man in hunting incident
Ed Cline of Belt suffered severe shotgun injuries near Belt on Big Otter creek while he and Mileys Mullinger, also from Belt, hunted chickens with their wives. Cline was transported to Columbus hospital in Great Falls for surgery planned the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Gret
Ed Cline
Belt
Cline
Great Falls
Columbus Hospital
Big Otter Creek
Mileys Mullinger
Memorial Day in Great Falls Observed with Parade and Services
Great Falls observes funeral day with union services at the Episcopal church and a 2 PM parade of schoolchildren, secret societies and officials marching to the opera house for memorial exercises led by Senator Gilson. Speakers include M. Webster and Samuel Stephenson. Prayers by Rev Ishun and final benediction by Rev Pauwelyn.
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Standard
Great Falls
Episcopal Church
Council Chamber
Opera House
Vars Gilson
Shawman
M. Webster
Samuel Stephenson
E. Ishun
Pauwelyn
Ann's Catholic Church
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Herman Minter
H. R. Gaylord
H. C. Matsinger
M. D. Mann
Secret Service
Gallagher
James L. Quackenbush
Louis L. Brabcock
Harry Hi
Charles J. Close
Westenfelder
James
Geary and Soloman
Erie County Penitentiary
City Hall
Delaware Avenue
Willie
Day
Lewie
Titus
Vince
Decessor
Duke of Cornwall and
Copenhagen
Greece
Denmark
Frederick
Prince Christian
Swenson
MckKinley
Queen Sophia
R. R. Talley
Eon
Roy
Gertrude Kohn
Lindley
Lmited
Coeur d'Alene
Haggage
Thompson
Ed Mulcahy
Spokane
Western Union
Totman
Lumber Department
A. C. M. Company
J. E. Mulroney
E. C. Mulroney
Fort Dodge
Iowa
J. W. Tisdale
A. ©. M. Company
Coeur d'Alene City
Stevensville
Lancaster
Popular Science Monthly
Br. EB. L
Thorndike
Columbia University
du Bose
Portland
Ore
Short Enders
iNings Street
Henry Cline
Donald G. Mitchell
Sir Marvel
Yale
Woodbridge Hall
Mr. Mitchell
Woodbridge
Margaret of Hesse
80Th Foot
Siezel’s
Siegel’s
Crossett Shoes
Crossett
Borden Shoes
Butte, Montana
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