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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1901
Page
1
President Roosevelt announces no changes to the cabinet after cabinet-level meetings. Officials stated stability in administration as policy priorities remain unchanged. The decision comes amid ongoing debates on wartime economic measures and defense coordination.
President Roosevelt convened the first cabinet meeting in Washington and urged McKinley’s ministers to remain in their portfolios for the term. He said departures were not required and emphasized loyal service, while noting the difference between an official cabinet and an original one. The talk touched on continuing in Washington and upholding administration policy.
Three long trains carrying the funeral party left Washington and are due in Canton today. Kent Shaffer is noted in reports as providing context during last night’s press briefing.
H. Watkins of the thouist Church in Springfield Pennsylvania reports his wife suffered kidney trouble despite seven doctors. After one bottle of Foley's Kidney Cure she improved, and after three bottles she was completely cured. Also advertised are Silver Ash cigars and Havana seed wraps.
The city hall bell will toll tomorrow afternoon for one hour during the funeral of the late president in Canton, Ohio. The flag will fly at half mast as ordered by Mayor Z Henderson to honor the dead president.
Birmingham Sept 18 Congressman O W Underwood chairman of the Slave Democratic Campaign committee on ratification of the new constitution, announces the committee members Benkel Elmore Demopolis Geo W Jones Montgomery Henry D Clayton Eufaula W B Brown Columbiana W W Brandon Tuscaloosa John L Burnett Gadsden J H Nathan Sheffield B A Thompson Birmingham J G Moore Birmingham A M Tunstall Greensboro K K Campbell Birmingham W T Sanders Athens. The committee meets at Metropolitan annex Sacvilley at noon to plan campaign.
Woolen underwear and drawers announced as lightweight options from Ullman Bros. The ad promotes Kermott's Chocolater Laxative, Quintse for relief, Glake aid products, and a Cold Cure for sore throats. Also mentions Temper Cure and other care items tied to general health.
Crowds thronged Canton as the funeral train arrived, militia assisting to control the crush at the depot while Janton natives and McKinley’s former regiment paid respects. The body lay in state at the courthouse and escort troops accompanied the procession from Washington to Canton.
The memorial service begins at 8 tonight at Noble Street Theater for the late President McKinley. Elks Lodge 557 officers lead rituals with hymns, odes, and eulogies by Fred L. Blackmon and H. S. Williams, plus Alma Dela solo and a Lead Kindly Light performance. The stage is decorated with flags. Elk officials and speakers have seats, with three reserved rows for Elk lodge members.
Announcement by Postmaster L T Smith states the Anniston postoffice will open at 8 oclock Thursday morning September 191b for business until 10 oclock and then close for the day. Carriers will perform one city delivery only with no rural deliveries.
Leon F. Czolgosz appeared before Judge Fmory in County Court at 8 o clock yesterday afternoon on an indictment for murder in the first degree for fatally shooting President McKinley at the Pan American Exposition. He again refused to plead or speak a word, and Judge J.0 I. Lewis entered a plea of not guilty. The accused will be tried in the Supreme Court Monday.
A fragment notes a cigar in Kenne with a quoted line about value, suggesting a humorous contrast between price and perceived worth. The readable bits hint at a local column or caption referencing a product and a trader named Kenne. Further context remains unclear.
Pittsburg, September 18. After consideration, President Shaffer of the Amalgamated Association announces there will be no public statement of the settlement terms with United States Steel Corp. He has agreed to serve a circular conceiving the terms for the men to return to work, and once all lodges have it, the circular will be made public.
Pekin eyewitness report says Chinese imperial troops entered Pekin yesterday while Americans and Japanese handed over the Forbidden City. Charles Replogle of Atwater Ohio was unable to work due to kidney trouble and after using Foley's Kidney Cure for a few days was cured. McBlreath Drug Co advertises moving services with team work and phone contact 72 RK, O. Watson.
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