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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1901
Page
1
Mrs. M Kinley withstands a collapse episode and recovers, showing resilience and stable condition. Medical reports indicate no lasting injuries and continued monitoring during recovery.
Crowds visit Canton cemetery to view the McKinley vault as thousands attend memorial services in Washington and Chicago. A wreath from the Russian emperor is placed on the late president's casket while Mrs. McKinley enjoys outdoor visits and rest.
A large memorial service at Chase Grand Opera House drew about 5 000 attendees. Addresses honored the late president while dignitaries including Lieutenant General Miles Admiral Schley and Chinese and Japanese ministers attended. The event featured audience singing with the Marine Band and several musical renditions.
English newspapers and critics discuss President Roosevelt's personality and possible policy directions. Essays note his blend of military and literary traits as he leads the United States from the White House, shaping a global arc amid European tensions. In another item, Antonio Camero, an aged Italian, was fatally stabbed at the Vambria coal camp in Newcastle, Wyoming.
An altercation miles west of here involved a young Italian whose name was not learned. He insulted President McKinley and Camero confronted him and is fatally wounded. The assailant escaped.
Chicago held memorial services across the city marking President McKinley’s death. At the Coliseum a large crowd gathered for the main exercises, with an overflow at Tattersall’s. Speakers urged youth to heed the tragedy and denounced conspirators and crime while stressing law and peace.
In Cincinnati on September 22 services across churches included memorial prayers for President McKinley and Theodore Roosevelt. A St. Paul’s Catholic cathedral service honored British-born residents with a noted reference to King Edward’s attendance in 1860. The Nelson bier flag was displayed with the flag of the United States on the altar.
The Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York rested at Rideau Hall in Ottawa after a week of travel. They attended an 11 o'clock service at Christ's Cathedral with Hon Derek Keppel and royal dragoons, while crowds cheered as they rode past. They will tour timber camps on the Ottawa river and S into Indian canoes before a public reception at Parliament. The journey to the Pacific coast will begin Tuesday with Winnineg as a stop. the duchess will ride through to Victoria, and Premier Laurier will accompany the party.
Aguinaldo era bodyguard Major Alhambra Captain, two lieutenants and 29 men with 8 rifles surrendered 40 miles north of Baler to Capt. George Detchandy of the 22d United States Infantry. They took the oath and were released. Aguinaldo remains confined and fears assassination by Luna partisans. General Chaffee denied Guam prisoner release until Malvar and Lukban are captured or surrender.
Washington reports a War Department order imposing a duty on coffee entering Cuba to block Brazilian and other South American imports via the United States and Puerto Rico. The move follows earlier approval of Porto Rican coffee into Cuba, now raising fears Cuban interests could be harmed by indirect imports.
Proceedings intensify as Drs MacDonald Hurd and others examine defendant. Authorities report no poison found on bullets and no insanity plea expected. courtroom to open at 10 am with heavy security and restricted access for press and public.
Cleveland police unveil a possible plot to kill President McKinley laid years before his first term linked to Orange township where the Czolgosz family lived. Waldeck Czolgosz admits sending remittance under a false name. detectives note socialist reading and prior violent talk by Leon and Waldeck. Authorities expect Leon to reveal further details in Buffalo when confronted.
New York Sept 22 Johann Most the anarchist was taken into custody tonight as he harangued about 500 people in a Corona hall behind a saloon Captain Hardy and five policemen helped control the crowd and took him away amid the disturbance.
In Spring Valley Illinois 20 anarchists guard L Aurore office after McKinley murder and a local editor goes into hiding. About 2000 nearby residents pledge to help exterminate the "reds" if riots erupt while a plan to push out anarchist workers is to be pursued by authorities and a mass meeting is anticipated.
Salt Lake City Sept 22 Personal donations totaling 90000 have been announced by William J. Palmer and George Foster Peabody former Pleasant Valley Coal Co investors. They give 250 to each victim or injured person totaling 50000 and donate 10000 to St Mark's and Holy Cross hospitals plus 20000 for emergency hospitals at four coal camps.
Cheyenne Sept 22 The Associated Press learns the Battle lake forest fire is subsiding and causing no damage outside destroying timber. The town of Battle is not threatened and there is no danger to residents.
A Buffalo fair features events and exhibits highlighting community crafts rides and local foods. Organizers promote family fun and cultural showcases with activities for all ages at the city fairgrounds.
Buffalo resumes planned Pan-American exposition events after a period of mourning for President McKinley. Officials emphasize unity and continued support, noting private funding, strong regional cooperation, and expectations of a heavy October attendance despite the tragedy.
The senate military affairs committee, investigating charges against Lieut. Col. H. O. S. Helstand, has obtained official records from the war department and prepares to examine witnesses. Helstand, on duty in San Francisco, is ordered to Washington to testify. Adjutant General Corbin is expected to reach the city next Tuesday.
Senator Harvis as committee chairman seeks a full sworn statement from Major Hawks who made the original charges against Colonel Heistand. Hawks says he has leveled charges with the war department and will answer summons and present documents. other named figures may be called.
In Gunnison Colorado on September 22 the jury found Game Warden Frank Mahaney guilty of manslaughter for the death of W A Momack at Grand Mesa lakes during a July incident. Momack had been fishing without owner William Radcliffe's permission.
Washington Sept. 22 The International Institute of Sociology with headquarters in Paris has elected United States Commissioner of Labor Carroll D. Wright to membership.
President Roosevelt attends Reform Church services with brother in law Douglass Robinson and walks six miles with General Wood. An incident with a photo-seeking boy prompts him to rebuke a nearby bicycle officer and proceed with his plans, later discussing Cuba. Admiral Dewey and family visit at Cowles residence.
H W Bracken reports from the Romanoff mountains north of Dawson Alaska that 1000 miles from Dawson a glacier dome at 8000 feet held herds of mountain sheep frozen in ice. The frost likely came from a severe midwinter blizzard trapping them as bears wolves fed on the exposed carcasses. Bracken, a veteran scientific miner, spent three years in the Yukon.
Parisians express intense disappointment at Emperor Nicholas failure to visit Paris and blame the government. The Matin contradicts itself while the Journal des Debats stands by its report that Millerand and Baudy offered resignations to the premier but were persuaded to stay until after the visit.
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