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Newspaper
Athens Weekly Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1901
Page
3
President McKinley died at 2 15 this morning from assassin's wounds after a long public life. The scene in the Milburn house showed grieving family and officials, with Cortelyon announcing the death and plans for a national funeral and embalming.
From Washinton sources come a prevailing view that President Roosevelt will not call a special session. Observers expect cabinet members to stay, with changes possible later, and Congress likely to remain idle until December while the new administration organizes.
Jury returns verdict for 10000 to Mrs J F Austin against Travelers Protective Assurance after trial on life policy. Court deems policy valid and awards half the policy as recoverable, noting deceased was properly entitled to the full policy amount.
Savannah dispatch reports Matilda Maxwell stabbed Matilda Montgomery on Arnold and Laborty Streets, both described as disreputable. The fatal blow pierced the heart. Montgomery fled but was captured about an hour later by police. The piece notes prior quarrels and reputations, with a brief unrelated medical advertisement at the end.
Local notes from Calhoun Georgia dated Sapte 16 record votes on school bonds. Townspeople debate erection limits and building plans while the community weighs quantities and quality in public works. DeWitt's Little Early Risers and W. J. Smith & Bro referenced in context.
An assortment of Ladies' Silk, French Flannel and Marine Shirt Waists highlights the latest fall shades. The collection features chic effects and prices described as most interesting.
A brief notice highlights Ladies Ready to Wear Apparel offering new dressy styles. The feature promises a revelation in store for careful dressy customers, hinting at updated selections and fashion emphasis.
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