Kews and Notes on Naval Inquiry and World Events
Summary of scattered notes on the Schley court of inquiry at the Washington navy yard with Admiral Dewey presiding, Mar itime law, and miscellaneous telegram style items including anarchist arrest in New York, royal condolences declined by Frau Von Ketteler, imperial birthdays, President McKinley’s illness and death, and various police and public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wep Aepartenen
Snsitt
Lemly
Hanns
Pekin
Frau von Ketteler
Victoria Lou- Ine
William
Prince Joachim
Kndinen
Navy Department
Sampson
Antonio Maggio
Silver City
Albuquerque
Julianapolis
Mel Kinley
Durbin
Buffalo
Grover Cleveland
McKinley
Ith Price Chun
Expiation
Hateburg
Err Albert Balin
Francis Joseph of
Austria- Tuingary
Count Vonaldersee
Order of Ste. Stephen
William McKinley
Avowel
Czolgosz
Three Negroes Lynched After Murder in Kentucky
A mob dragged three Black men from Ballard county jail after they killed Wash Thomas, a laborer returning from a tobacco warehouse. They were lynched at a nearby mill, then buried by county authorities. The episode follows other crime and regional news including cotton crop figures and statements on President McKinley’s assassination.
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Lyndhen
Ernest Harrison
Frank Reed
Hotline
Wash Thomas
Wickhiffin
Ballard County
Thomas
McKinley Dies and Roosevelt Set to Take Office
President McKinley died at 2 15 a m after hours of unconsciousness at Milburn House Buffalo New York His last words were Lord's will be done His death leaves Vice President Roosevelt to assume the presidency with a possible autopsy to determine the exact cause Officials vow a state funeral and a full cabinet transition as Buffalo police and militia guard the assassin's jail amid public fury.
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Murphy
New York City
McKeesport
Weville
Wichita
Kas
William Martindale
Cross
Martindale
Ithhe
United States Grand Jury
Santa Fe
N. M
Pedro Sanchez
Centis
New Mexico
Mariano Sena
Prindiville
Chicago
Emma Gold- Man
St. Louis
Angier
Morocco
Count Men
McKinley
Washington
Roosevelt
Buffalo
The Closing Hours of the President's Life
The president's death approached with Cabinet members at the door and Mrs McKinley at his side. Oxygen had little effect as he drifted in and out of consciousness. At about 7 40 he uttered Nearer My God to Thee and Good by. His mind wandered, and he was kept alive by oxygen before finally dying.
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Cotton Growers’ Protective Association
Texas
South
McKintey
Kentucky
Heck Newman
Darius Moran
Mayfell
Newman
Moran
Jamies Gordon
Coogler
James Gordon Coogler
Columbia
Milburn
Buffalo
N. Y
Root
Hitchcock
Knox
Wilson
Mel Kinley
Mann
President Garfield's Death Foretold by Dying Struggle
An account of the final hours as President Garfield weakens and dies, detailing visitors at Milburn House, the arrival of medical staff, and the expectation of a forthcoming change in administration. Key figures include Attorney General Akers, Secretaries Cortelyou and Root, and Vice President Roosevelt, with ministers and relatives present. The narrative notes repeated assurances of impending death and ongoing efforts to sustain life through the night.
London Deeply Moved Over President McKinley’s Condition
London reports intense anxiety over President McKinley’s life as medical efforts continue. British editorials blame the shock of the attack for the public mood while noting broad sympathy for the American president and respect for his character.
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London
McKinley
Great Britain
Victor
Daily Chronicle
Encampment in session at Grand Army convention
The national convention of the Grand Army of the Republic opened at Cleveland’s Euclid avenue opera house with 1340 voting members. Leo Rasier urged fair pension administration and passage of veterans’ bills while the adjutant general’s report tallies 269,507 members in 1901 with major state totals and $119,326 spent on relief.
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Cleveland
Grand Army of the Republic
Euclid Avenue Opera House
Leo Raseur
Pension Bureau
Secretary of the Interior
G. A. Ke
Congress
South Dakota
Idaho
Oklahoma
Congress Adjutant General
Adjutant-General
F. M. Sterrett
California
Nevada
Colorado
Wyoming
Connecticut
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Vermont
Washington
Alaska
Wisconsin
August Drahms
Women's Reef Corps
Concluded Thirty-fifth Grand Army convention in gloom
Amid silence and gloom at Orreland the Grand Army of the Republic wrapped its thirty-fifth annual camp in decline as President near death shadowed the meeting. Eli Torrance won the commander in chief race 476 to 280, with officers elected including John H. McElroy James O Donnell and Dr W B Theall. Meanwhile Amalgamated strike leaders reported Shaffer traveling to New York for fresh negotiations to settle the dispute.
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National Union of Ex-Prisoners of War
Cleveland
J. D. Walker
Allegheny
D. G Neabitt
J. F. Ferguson
Keokuk
Henry C. White
Orreland
Grand Army of the Republic
Eli Torrence
Council of Administration
Daniel B. Sickles
New York
Comrade Ayers
Delaware
Thomas J. Stewart
Pennsylvania
Gem Gobin
van Sant
Minnesota
Eli Torrance
Tarraske
Stewart
Wagner
Torrance
John H. McElroy
Washington, D. C
James O'Donnell
Tinois
W. BR. Theall
Cincinnati
Ly M. Boyle
Wittsburg
Shaffer
Amal+“ ganmated
Amalgamated
Amalgamated Journal
Contempt Proceedings in Sioux Falls Penitentiary Case
Sioux Falls, Sept 14. United States attorney filed contempt proceedings against Warden Swenson over Richard A. Tubbs alleged premature release from the Sioux Falls penitentiary on August 13. An order returnable next Monday requires Swenson to appear and present his side of the case.
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Sioux Falls
8. D
Richard A. Tubbs
AlLcester
Uniteed States Court
United States
Swenson
Peruna touted as cure for kidney catarrh and Bright's disease
A letter from John Herziger of Neenah Wisconsin praises Peruna, claiming rapid relief and cure for catarrh of the kidneys Bright's disease after two years of suffering. Similar endorsements from Samuel R Sprecher and Congressman Hawkhead echo the remedy's efficacy, urging readers to seek Hartman’s guidance if results fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Merziger
Alderman Herziger
Neenah
Wis
Neenah Young Men's Chats
Peruana Medicine Co
Columbus
Ohio
John Herziger
Commercial Street
Penna
Roe
Wisconsin
Sult
Sihae
Bright
Comgreerman Hawkhead
House of Representatives
Washington, D. C
Peruna
Samuel Ro Aprecher
Junior Rendle
Samuel R. Sprecher
Ieroga
Tir
Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Glumbne
Miracles of Today Tie Two Miraculous Rescues
A Buffalo man George Herniman and Washington Kansas resident Mrs George W Sharp recount miraculous recovery from dire illnesses aided by Cascarets candy cathartic. Each credits dramatic bowel and spinal issues improved after using the product, noting rapid health gains and renewed mobility, with endorsements from local doctors and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Herniman
Buffalo
George W. Sharp
Washington
Kan
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Indian Territory
Southern Methodist
W. A. Candler
Atlanta
Methodist Episcopal Church South
President McKinley
National
Miller Creek
Estill County
Lee Scott
Joan Tuett
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
McIntosh
Washington County
Mixs
San Jacinto
James Monroe Hill
Austin
Tex
Georgia
Benjamin H. Hill
Nimrod Waters
New London
Mis
Willie O'Flynn
Owensboro
Port Arthur
B. A. Bowen
Kentucky State Liquor League
Henderson
Gloster
Miss
Carrie Smith
Snipe Springs
Czolgeez
William McKintey
Milburn House
Thore
Kaus
Wilsen
Fairbanks
Henne
Burrows
Judge Day
Col. Herrick
Abner McKinley
Haer
Barber
Duncan
Mary Harber
McWilliams
McBurney
O'Elners
John G. Milburn
John N. Scateberd
Harry Hamlin
Cortelyou
Tey. C.D. Wilson
Tonawanda
Canton
Intervale
Mynter
Janeway
George Urban
Long
Secretary Long
Arthur
Garfield
Justice Brady
Ansley Wilcox
Mr. Wilcox
Mr. Roosevelt
Emma Geldman
Emma Goldman
Harrison Street
Bull
O'Neill
Adjutant-General Chiefs
Berlin
Theodore Stern
Frankfort-on-the-Main
National Baptist Convention
St Is
Wm. Hooth
William Booth
The
Salvation Army
Greed Army
Machias
John Duffy
Lottie
Clarke's Cove
Huzzant's Bay
Dolan
New Bedford
Mass
Indian Head Proving Grounds
Naval Bureau of Ordnance
Chang Njin Huan
Victoria
Turkestan
R. G. Dun & Co
Canada
Peru
Catarra
Buffalo N. Vy Jang
Byile
Faoe
Sateen
Weil
Chait
Cascarets
W. Herutiaan
Boyd St
Battalo
George W. Soarn
Sterling Remedy CO
Chicago News
Hale
Pike
Chicas Daily News
Price
Suucwean Constante
Yucatan
American Pharmacal Co
Evaisville
Rees
Teanga Go Bn Wal Rag
Fabiog Mills Deparvnem
White
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