Funeral Train Arrives With President McKinley Remains
Canton dispatch reports the funeral train bearing President McKinley's body arriving at noon, met by Judge Day’s committee and a full state militia. Mrs. McKinley is escorted home, while crowds line the route and taps are sounded as Roosevelts cabinet and a guard of honor proceed toward the court house.
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Canton
President McKinley
Judge Day
Roosevelt
Guard of Honor
Admiral Dewey
General Miles
Tenth Street
Court House
Pittsburg
Alliance
Funeral Train of McKinley Passes Pittsburgh Amid Massive Crowds
Crowds line the route from Harrisburg to Pittsburgh as the funeral train stops at Altoona Johnstown and Cresson. Workers and townsfolk, many bareheaded and with tools, gather along tracks and embankments to pay tribute to the deceased president.
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Pittsburg
Harrisburg
McKinley
Altoona
Johnstown
Cresson
Local mills close in honor of President McKinley
Carnegie company National Steel America Hoop American Steel VE 26 American Tin Plate American Bridge Federal Steel Sheiny Tube company employ 140000 men will close tomorrow. Many independent mills Westinghouse interests glass factories and all coal mines in the district close as well as the exposition theater city county and state offices and business houses.
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Carnegie Company
National Steel
The
Cel Hoop
American Steel and
American Tin Plate
Federal Steel
Sheiny Tube Company
McKinley
Westinghouse
Texas Legislature Reports From Investigating Committee
Austin reveals the committee to probe department heads for levied clerical assessments reported to the House. The majority finds no system, but Love’s office clerks paid a note he authored without his knowledge. Smith of Collin submits a minority itemizing amounts and condemning the practice. Appropriations for the deaf and blind asylums pass with 590 for the superintendent’s board. A fierce fight over Sam Houston normal funds includes an attempt to strike 17,500 for scholarships.
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Austin
House
Love
Smith
Collin
Sam Houston Normal
Cabinet It Intact After Roosevelt Reappointment Tenders
Washington reports state that all cabinet members accepted Roosevelt's reappointment offers, pledging support to carry out McKinley policies. Also noted is approval of negotiations on the proposed Isthmian canal treaty with England as the new administration solidifies.
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Washington
Roosevelt
McKinley
England
Emma Goldman Granted Bail in McKinley Conspiracy Case
Magistrate Prindiville allowed anarchist Emma Goldman release on bond of 820,000 while awaiting trial on conspiracy to murder President McKinley. Goldman said she could secure $15,000 and hoped to raise the remainder. Hearing set for Friday or Saturday as she faces the charges.
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Washington
Cordelia Botkin
United States Supreme Court
San Francisco
John P. Dunning
Delaware
Chicago
Prindiville
Emma Goldman
Miss Goldman
Harrison Street
Minnesota Bank Robbed in Blooming Prairie
The bank of J. C. Brainard & Co. was blown open Tuesday night and between four and five thousand dollars in currency stolen. No crew was found at the scene.
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Minnesota
Blooming Prairie
Minn
J. C. Brainard & Co
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