Poison not found on bullets or revolver in Czolgosz case
Buffalo reports no poison detected on the bullets or revolver used by anarchist Czolgosz in President McKinley’s assassination after chemical and bacteriological tests. Alienists assess mental condition. trial preparations continue with district attorney Penny coordinating experts and security ahead of tomorrow’s proceedings.
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Buffalo
Czolgosz
McKinley
Erie County
Carolus F. McDonald
New York
Erie County Bar Association
Arthur W. Hurd
Buffalo State Hospital
Penny
Herbert H. Hill
Hill
Ava
Putnam
Allan McLane Hamilton
United States
Guiteau
Czoigess
Hamilton
McDonald
Titus
Lewis
Joseph Fowler
James W. Putnam
Floyd 3
Crego
Haller
Associated Press
Plot of McKinley assassination plot traced to Ohio home
Cleveland detectives report a year old plan to kill President McKinley may have originated near the Czolgosz family farm in Orange township. Leon and Waldeck Czolgosz were said to read socialist papers and discuss violence, with Buffalo agents believing a handkerchief concealed the weapon and that Leon may reveal more. Waldeck confessed sending money to Leon under an alias, as investigators await Leon’s response.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Schmunk
McKinley
Orange Township
Czolgosz
Leon
Waldeck
John Rockefeller
Buffalo
Secret Service
Buffalo and
Waldeck Czolgosz
Frank Snyder
West Seneca
N. Y
Anarchist Johann Most Arrested in Newtown Saloon
Police from Queens Newtown detained anarchist Johann Most as a disorderly person during a crowded Corona saloon gathering. Christiana Frick was also arrested for liquor tax law violation and keeping a disorderly house after officers entered the hall where Most spoke to about 500 attendees.
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Newtown
N. Y
New York
Queens
Johann Most
Corona
L. I
Christiana Frick
Herr Most
Captain Hardy
Merrill
Get Rid of the Anarchists Unity in Milwaukee
A Milwaukee report describes the formation of The American Patriotic Educational League a national group aiming to purge anarchist influence. The charter favors education over lawmaking to vilify anarchist ideas and plans statewide and then nationwide organization.
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Milwaukee
American Patriotic Educatonal League
Clui
Tho
National memorial service at Chase’s Grand Opera House
A large memorial service for the late president filled Chase’s Grand Opera House and an overflow meeting on Fifteenth Street. Officials including Postmaster General Smith, Lt. Gen. Miles, and Admiral Schley attended. diplomatic corps, Chinese and Japanese ministers, and a marine band were present. The program featured addresses from many faith leaders and the audience singing Nearer, My God to Thee and America.
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Washington
Chase’s Grand Opera House
Fifteenth Street
Roosevelt
Opera House
Smith
Miles
Admiral Schley
Diplomatic Corps
Mr. Wu
Marine Band
Henry B. F. McFarland
Board of Commissioners of
District of Columbia
America
St. Patricks Church
Harmony Lodge
Masonic
Jesus
Thomas c. Noyes
Buckler
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. S. Butler
Lutheran Church
D. J. Stafford
J. M. Schick
Reformed Church
Merrill E. Gates
Congregational Church
T. S. Hamlin
Presbyterian Church
J. J. Muir
Baptist Churc
E. E. Bagby
Christian Church
John van Schalck
Universalist Church
Lucien Clarke
Herbert Smith
M. R. Fishburn
Congregational
Louis Stern
Memorial Services in Cincinnati Honor McKinley and Roosevelt
British born residents held memorial services at St. Pauls pro cathedral Cincinnati on September 22 with prayers for McKinley and Roosevelt. William B Saxby led a major address as foreign consuls joined local Christians in memorials. The service featured the Nelson bier flag entwined with Stars and Stripes and noted past royal attendances and diverse community participation.
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Pro-Cathedral
Cincinnati
McKinley
Roosevelt
St. Paul's
King Edward
McElivain
Sandringham
England
William
Saxby
Lord Nelson
Memorial services held in Santiago and Manila for President McKinley
In Santiago Bandago de Chile reports memorial services in the music hall presided by U.S. Minister Mr. Wilson with President Plesco and cabinet officials present. A large public turnout followed. In Manila Cebu’s bishop led memorial rites in the cathedral and Spanish Protestant services were held at Rizal Theater.
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United States
Bandago de Chile
McKinley
Wilson
Plesco
Cabiinet
Diplomatic Corps
Philippines
Manila
Cebu
Rizal Theater
Wood Leaves Washington to Handover Cuba to Cubans
General Leonard Wood, military governor of Cuba, left Washington for Havana with Alex Gonzales. He expects to finalize arrangements to transfer Cuban governance to Cubans by next May. The electoral law reviewed here is acceptable with some modifications, and U S policy toward Cuba is expected to continue McKinley era aims.
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Washington
Leonard Wood
Cuba
Tampa
Havana
Alex Gonzales
General Wood
Wood
McKinley
Buc
Aguinaldo Bodyguard Surrenders North of Baler
Manila reports Aguinaldo’s bodyguard Major Alhambra, two captains, two lieutenants and 29 men with 28 rifles surrendered about 40 miles north of Baler to Captain George A. Detchmendy of the Twenty second United States Infantry. They took the oath and were released. Detchmendy pursued Aguinaldo after a Casiguri kidnapping. since then Aguinaldo has not left confinement except with an escort. General Chaffee refused Guam prisoner release pending insurgent leaders’ surrender.
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Manila
Aguinaldo
Alhambra
Baler
Luzon
George A. Detchmendy
Twenty-second
United States Infantry
Casiguri
Detehmendy
Malvar
Lukban
Two Memorial Meetings in Chicago Honor McKinley
In Chicago on September 22 two memorial gatherings drew large audiences at the Coliseum and an overflow hall at Tattersalls. Senator Dolliver and Senator Mason led the programs, urging inquiry into McKinley’s assassination, denouncing anarchy, and stressing the need for justice and preservation of civil liberty. Other speakers included Bishop Fellowe, Governor Yates, and mayors Rose and Harrison.
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Senator Deliver
Iowa
United States
Earth
Commonwealth
Fountains of Justice
O2 Anarchy
Kansas
Alabama
William McKinley
Senator Mason
McKinley
Mr. Mason
Samuel Fellowe
Yates
Rose
Milwaukee
Harrison
Chicagos
Boers Fail to Cross Orange River in Key_Action
Lord Kitchener reports Lovatt's scouts repelled a Boer crossing near Herschel at 1 am, losing Lieutenant Colonel Andrew Murray and Captain Murray. Boers carried off a gun but were pursued and the gun recovered. British casualties included one officer and five men killed, 23 wounded, six officers and 109 men captured, all later released.
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London
War Office
Lord Kitchener
Pretoria
Kritzinger
Orange River
Herschal
Lovatt
Andrew Murray
Murray
Scheeper
Kochs
Adenbrug
P. J. Botha
Carolina
Loubet
Czarina
Bethany
Paris
M. Loubet
Hitle
Lord Mansfield
Buffalo
Natal
Lyttleton
Botha
Mrs McKinley Takes A Drive In Ohio Given Time To Recuperate
Canton Ohio September 22 Dr Rixey reports Mrs McKinleys condition unchanged and as well as could be expected She drove in the family carriage for two hours today first to the cemetery and then on a longer afternoon ride with Dr Rixey and Mrs Barber accompanying Her outdoor excursions are said to aid sleep appetite and recovery.
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Rixey
Canton
Ohio
Magnates Pay Respect At McKinley Funeral Conference
Mrs McKinley rests amid grief as Judge Day places a seven by six foot wreath from the Russian emperor on the late president’s casket. Thousands visit West Lawn cemetery, viewing floral tributes and guarding soldiers. Crowds travel from Canton and nearby towns to mourn and view the catafalque and private family plots.
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West Lawn Cemetery
McKinley
Canton Atone
Roosevelt Reprimands Boy for Photograph Incident Outside Church
President Roosevelt, on his first Sunday in Washington as chief executive, attended services with Douglas Robinson and later walked six miles with General Leonard Wood through Rock Creek park. An incident occurred when a 15-year-old tried to photograph him, prompting a sharp rebuke from the president. They then returned to Cowles residence, discussing Cuban affairs.
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Washington
President Roosevelt
The
Reformed Church
Douglass Robinson
New York
Rock Creek Park
Leonard Wood
Cuba
Captain Cowles
Navy
White House
Mr. Roosevelt
Fifteenth Street
General Wood
Cowles
Rough Riders
Mob Tries Lynch Suspected Attacker in Edgar Neb
A negro suspect named Payton, alleged to have assaulted Mrs. Wilda Hale in Edgar, Nebr., Friday night, was captured after being shot three times and jailed in Clay Center. A mob gathered at Edgar jail but dispersed after an appeal for lawful proceedings. The attacker, from Sabetha Kansas, is hospitalized with nonserious shotgun wounds and in custody in Clay County.
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Hale
Clay Centre
Nebr
Wilda Hale
Edgar
Payton
Sabetha
Kans
Spaniards Send Message to Roosevelt Congratulating Him
The Basque provinces nationalists in Ban Sebastian Spain sent a message to President Roosevelt on September 22 congratulating him on his accession and wishing welfare for the United States as defender of oppressed peoples.
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Sebastian
Spain
Roosevelt
United States
Rae
Street Railway Deal Discussed in Baltimore Tomorrow
The Atlanta Railway and Power Company transfer to an eastern syndicate led by Boston financier T Jefferson Coolidge draws near completion. Key Atlanta figures Hart Lowry and Hurt depart for the east as Baltimore talks set to address details and winding up minor matters.
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Attlanta Railway and Power Company
Eastern
T. Jefferson Coolidge
Boston
R. J. Lowry
Hurt Company
East
Joel Hurt
Baltimore
Hurt
Colonel Lowry
Atkinson
Coolidge
Atlanta
Atlanta Railway and Power Company
General Council
Rapid Transit Company
Inter At
The
Transport runs aground off Millianno island
Manila September 22 The UT and transport Buford carrying the Seventeenth Infantry to relieve the Twenty Third and then bound for New York has run aground on a sand bar off Millianno. The position is not dangerous and no injuries are reported.
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Seventeenth United States Infantry
Manila
Buford
Seventeenth Infantry
Twenty- Third
New York
Millianno
Quay Has Only Slight Cold Denies Illness Reports
Jacksonville reports Senator Quay in good health with only a slight cold at his winter home. He is with seven friends and rumors of serious illness are not well founded. Anarchist conference news from Brussels mentions a Memorial Diplomatique note on an international anti anarchistic conference to be held in Berne.
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Czolgosz
Cape Colony
French
Pretoria
Holland
Natal
Daily Express
Cape Town
Intelligence Department
Thhese
Jacksonville
Fla
St. Lucie
Quay
Brussels
The
Memorial Diplomatique
Berne
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