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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1901
Page
8
A diverse crowd gathers with common and elite groups alike at the event titled Satisfied Sportsmen. Organizers report broad support and smooth turnout as attendees share meals and hear speakers from local clubs and schools.
Our Guns are latest makes Parker Hammerless L C Smith Hammerless Ithaca Hammerless and more all at factory prices. Ithaca Hammerless for 35.00 and 25.00 hammerless shotgun offered as best value. Hammer shotguns from 10.00 to 25.00. Marlin Repeater and rifles from Savage Mannlicher Mauser Colts also in stock.
The text states ammunition was made by the Windichhaster Repeating Arms Co. last June and that every case bears the date stamp. It adds that powder must be fresh to achieve best results.
A local retailer advertises a wide range of camping gear including Dutch ovens, utensils, and complete outdoor outfitting. Shoppers are invited to browse the line and take advantage of competitive prices.
Crowds in Canton, Ohio gather in long lines to view the flag draped casket of McKinley. President Roosevelt and Secretary Gage lead cabinet members and public figures into the courthouse as mourners file past, with tears and quiet prayers marking the solemn game. A veteran, schoolgirls, and families place gestures on the coffin. The bier then moves to the McKinley Home for the night with guards posted.
The funeral train reached Pittsburg pausing at Altoona and Johnstown as thousands gathered along the route. Militia miners glass workers and Westinghouse workers lined the rails to pay tribute while church bells tolled and soldiers saluted. In Pittsburgh Allegheny and surrounding districts crowds exceeded 250 000 with coins laid on rails for the train.
At New Brighton on September 18 the funeral train carried Governor Nash of Ohio and General Dick among dignitaries. Crowds overflowed docks and bridges, with dredges and riverbanks packed as the procession moved past Allegheny and surrounding streets. The scene showed widespread mourning as the city observed the event.
An effigy of the assassin Czolgosz on a factory enclosure bears a dark card and a dozen knives. The funeral train leaves Allegheny, passes through Zwickley, then Beaver across the river, and throngs greet it at Beaver Falls along Rochester New Brighton and Kenwood.
Washington reports Minister Wu forwarded to the state department an imperial edict from the empress dowager. She and the throne express profound sorrow at the president's death and commend the late leader's friendship and just policies. Wu Ting Fang to convey condolences to the United States government.
Mayor H W Foster designates Thursday Sept 19 as a day of mourning and prayer with schools and businesses closed. Union services at the opera house and Maxey hall begin at 2 pm under G A R William English post. Veterans parade on Main Street with city council firemen and the Bozeman band.
Great Falls citizens cancel the parade planned by the business men's association and memorial committee. All city organizations will attend services at the opera house after closing businesses schools saloons and offices. Union church services at Church of the Incarnation precede memorial exercises at 2 50 pm in the opera house.
In Hamilton residents mourn President McKinley with no party friction. Mayor McCrackin issued a proclamation urging Thursday as a citywide day of mourning and business suspension while citizens follow a prepared program for the burial in Canton.
Ex President Grover Cleveland, speaking in Princeton, said he was impressed by the solemnity and deep grief at McKinley’s obsequies in Washington. He also noted he could not attend the Philadelphia memorial service planned for tomorrow night.
The chamber of deputies in Mexico City voted unanimously to suspend Thursday’s session and drape tribunes in mourning for three days. The flag will be hoisted over the congress building for the same period and a condolence message will be sent to Washington.
The Sultan of Turkey Abdul Hamid cabled the U S secretary of state expressing emotion at the tragic death of President McKinley and conveying deep sorrow over the event.
In London on September 18 the king named the Earl of Pembroke lord steward to represent him at memorial services in Westminster Abbey. Ambassador Choate has received 1,500 applications for the seven seats available.
New York reports The Commercial Cable company and the Postal Telegraph company will suspend business on all their wires between 3 30 and 3 35 P M eastern time tomorrow as a mark of respect to the dead president.
Cabinet members and a royal representative attended the memorial service in The Hague Episcopal church today for the late President McKinley.
Berlin September 18 The Emperor names Prince Clothilde of Solms Baruth to stand in for him at the memorial service in the American church tomorrow.
Chicago leaders announce a five minute pause from 2 30 to 2 35 p m to honor the nation s dead. Only essential work may proceed as ministers coordinate church bells to toll and mark the city s moment of mourning.
A parade tomorrow will feature representatives from nearly all Chicago civic and military organizations. Memorial services are planned in every church.
Touching references in Winchester ceremony in London on Sept 19 featured a lecture on King Alfred by Eric Harrison and a reading from Becket by Sir Henry Irving. American visitors included Lambert Tree and Charles Francis Adams. University of Virginia joined the commemoration.
The Buffalo funeral director who embalmed the late president’s body visited the courthouse and transferred duties to the local director. He said autopsy conditions prevented proper embalming and asked that his authorities note this fact.
At Cork common council meeting Alder man Cave apologized for remarks about the late President McKinley made last Friday when opposing a sympathy resolution. The council adopted a resolution expressing abhorrence of the crime and sympathy with Mrs. McKinley and the American people.
Ottawa announces a fast and general mourning across the Dominion tomorrow following the death of the United States president. The secretary of state, by command of Lord Minto, governor general, issues the decree in response to the U S bereavement.
Tomorrow memorial services will be held at the Methodist church in Rio Janeiro. The government will be represented and all foreign delegations and consulates will be closed during the services.
From noon today until tomorrow 21 minute guns will fire from the garrison battery the British channel squadron the United States training ship Alliance and the German school ship Charlotte in honor of Prince Adelbert third son of Emperor William aboard the Charlotte.
Kingston Jamaica on September 18 reports that all business will be suspended tomorrow to observe memorial services for the late President Mc Kinley. The services will be held in principal churches, with a military character and the governor in attendance.
In Montreal a largely attended memorial for the late President McKinley took place at Christchurch Cathedral. The packed edifice featured the first intertwining of the stars and stripes and the union jack on the pulpit.
At the U S embassy in Berlin an American colony met this afternoon to express sympathy and condolence on the death of President McKinley.
San Juan Puerto Rico reports that nearly all towns are preparing appropriate memorial services tomorrow with residents expected to participate in ceremonies and observances.
Melbourne reports the federal parliament and state legislatures have adjourned out of respect for the late President William McKinley.
The New York Medical Journal plans a lengthy article on President McKinley’s death. It notes no missed opportunity to use all medical resources and cites a favorable early prognosis later proved fallacious. The piece previews an official report and summarizes McKinley’s condition before the assassination.
B F Gregory of Union South Carolina says a past grip attack left him a physical wreck and rheumatic pain. After using S. S. S. blood medicine he found relief, gained flesh and strength, and his health improved beyond years. He endorses S. S. S. for rheumatism.
The patient was rushed to a well equipped hospital and treated by renowned surgeons led by a capable gynecologist. After a successful operation five days of stability followed, but gangrene developed two to three days before the fatal outcome, erasing hopes of recovery.
Washington reports that all cabinet members have accepted reappointment by President Roosevelt and will remain in post to support his policies. The administration also confirms Roosevelt's approval of ongoing negotiations with England on the Proposed Isthmian canal treaty.
The Rossiyn argues Roosevelt is a genuine fanatic for imperialism and pan Americanism and will retouch McKinley’s foreign policy. It says a new era of pan Americanism begins with Roosevelt and that the Monroe Doctrine will be taught as a US supreme rule across America.
Washington dispatch reports Mrs Theodore Roosevelt left for Oyster Bay today and will return next week to take up residence at the executive mansion.
Crowds gathered in Canton to view the remains when an Italian man named Carmine Deviatro was accused of threatening President Roosevelt. The frightened man answered randomly. a militia company formed a hollow square to shield him and took him to police headquarters. In Boise drift, Dr. J. W. Burson’s case on alleged anarchistic utterances continued in court.
A vintage advertisement offers a one hundred dollar reward for catarrh cure failures with Hall's Catarrh Cure. It features endorsements from West & Truax Walding Kinnan Marvin wholesale druggists in Toledo and asserts the product as a blood and mucous system remedy.
A mysterious disappearance leaves the town baffled as authorities search for the missing individual. The mayor is the sole figure acknowledged as knowing more, with no other leads disclosed.
News from Caracas reports that La Macha on the island of Curaçao has been evacuated by the Colombians and that Venezuelan forces now occupy the town. The report, transmitted via Haytien cable, notes the date September 18.
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