President Kinley Wounded Seventy-Seven Days In Focus
Looming his condition, President McKinley remained with doctors at the Milburn house where progress was noted in the exterior wound. Anarchy figure Emma Goldman declared she would nurse the president if allowed, speaking from an Ohio jail cell.
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Richardson on Anarchy and Southern Solidarity in Law Drive
South is practically solid for enacting a law to curb violence and stop migrants, said Rep Richardson from Alabama. The piece blends scattered notices, including local hires, telephone company plans near Adairsville, and a cat tale at the Smithsonian, all in a patchwork of late 19th century items.
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Negro Baptists Meet at Twenty-First National Conference
The second day of the Twenty-First National Baptist African Conference in Cincinnati drew an estimated 3,000 delegates, including over 600 women, surpassing expectations and filling halls while officials opened residences to accommodate attendees. Clergy from Texas Virginia and other states participated as the session moved toward adoption and adjournment.
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Postmaster Arrested for Embezzlement in Newberry
South Carolina postmaster William J. Wair of Newberry has been arrested in Washington for embezzlement. He is a brother-in-law of Hon. Y. J. Pope, with ties to political activities. The article notes a shortage amount but is unclear due to damaged text.
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Chicago Plans Bold Removal Of Sidewalk Boilers
Chicago officials under Mayor Harrison move to remove all steam boilers under sidewalks after boiler inspector Blaney begins serving notices. The mayor warns boilers under sidewalks are dangerous and could cause great damage if they explode.
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