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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1901
Page
1
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The Greenville County Grand Jury reports 12 trum bille at the recent term. The Carolina Club plans a ball during fair week on October 31. Former State Treasurer H W H Timmerman is rumored as a gubernatorial candidate. Multiple fires claim seven four room cottages in Greenville. A couple four miles out are jailed for counterfeiting. The Southern railroad says Charleston shops are full and a strike ended. The State Board of Equalization costs total 2100 dollars across three meetings.
From Washington Sept 1901 observers debate how Theodore Roosevelt will steer McKinley era policy. Roosevelts aggressiveness and ties with Hanna suggest support for reciprocity and imperial expansion, while fears arise about trust regulation, canal neutrality, and potential clashes with Great Britain.
Leon Czolgosz faced trial in the Erie County Supreme Court with heavy security as crowds pressed near the city hall. He answered guilty to the indictment at arraignment but defense entered not guilty, panel of jurors completed by 2:43 PM.
Bereain Sept 20 The Courier reports Czolgocz the McKinley assassin told editor Frank A. Olozanowski he killed the president as his duty and would not discuss the crime. Officers seek admissions, but Czolgocz remains stubborn, talking only on ordinary topics as a watch is kept around the prison.
In a tribute heavy with reverence and doubt, the writer laments the loss of President McKinley and ponders greatness and goodness. He praises domestic virtue, the role of the president's wife, and the idea that one can be both ambitious and faithful to God. The piece honors his public life while emphasizing family and moral leadership.
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