New Grand Cincinnati Tribune Building Under Construction
The Cincinnati Commercial Tribune announces a ten story metal framed plant on Walnut street and Government Place. It features 152 foot height, 180000 square feet of floor space, four elevators, fireproof design, and expansive glass pressrooms visible to pedestrians.
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Commercial Tribune
Cincinnati
Roosevelt asks McKinley cabinet to stay in place
President Roosevelt convened a Washington cabinet meeting at 3 pm and urged all members to retain their portfolios through his term. He aligned his policy with McKinley’s Buffalo speech and planned to keep Secretaries Hay and Long in Washington while others accompanied President-elect to Canton for the late President’s funeral.
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Roosevelt
McKinley
Buffalo
Cowles
Canton
Diplomatic Corps
Liquor League to Close Saloons for McKinley Funeral
The Northwestern Ohio State Liquor League votes to close all saloons in Ohio on Thursday September 19 from 1 to 4 PM as the late President McKinley is laid to rest. J N Schaeffer of Findlay presided and is favored as a leading candidate for league officers.
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Findlay, CO
Ohio State Liquor League
J. N. Schaeffer
Findlay
William McKinley
Ohio
Schaeffer
Deputy Commissioner William Devery Surrenders on Oppression Charge
Justice Jerome issues a warrant for the arrest of Deputy Commissioner of Police William 8. Devery on oppression and neglect of duty. Devery surrenders in court and posts bond.
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Jerome
William 8
Devery
Memorial speakers named for President’s services in Chicago
Colonel W J Bryan Senators Dolliver and Beveridge Archbishop Ireland and Bishop Farlows were invited to speak at the memorial services for the President in Chicago set for Thursday.
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Chicago
W. J. Bryan
Dolliver and
Beveridge
Ireland
Farlows
Threatening Letter Targets Pastor Over Anarchy Sermon
In Piqua Ohio on September 17 Reverend Frederick Knapp pastor of St. Pauls German Church received an anonymous letter threatening his life if he did not retract his critique of anarchism. He refused to retract and said he would speak further this coming Sunday. Police will investigate.
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Commercial Tribune
PIQUA
Frederick Knapp
St. Paul’s German Church
Mr. Knapp
Panel moves to honor late President with Federal Building tablet
A committee of Federal officials discussed plans to erect a monument in the Chicago Federal Building, under construction, to memorialize the late President.
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Chicago
Peking in Chinese Hands Reentry of Forbidden City
Chinese troops re entered Peking today as Americans and Japanese transfer the forbidden city to Chinese authorities. The handover marks a pivotal shift in control amid the crediting of restored sovereignty.
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Peking
Forbidden City
Friends Alarmed Over Mrs McKinley's Condition
Washington reports the friends of Mrs. McKinley are gravely concerned for her as she endures after the President's death. Doctors remain hopeful she can participate in Canton services but fear a collapse afterward. Mrs. McKinley showed deep grief this afternoon while Dr. Rixey attended her care through the day.
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McKinley
Canton
Cortelyou
Rixey
White House
Capitol
Lincoln
Garfield
Aguinaldo Mourns With US and Sa mara Incidents
Manila report notes General Hughes expelled agents of Smith and Bell and Warner and Barnes for aiding insurgents by buying hemp. British Consul petitions Chaffee to suspend, but investigation proceeds in Samara. General Funston hospitalized with possible appendicitis. Aguinaldo praises McKinley death. Chaffee to consider honorable capture of insurgent leader in dangerous area.
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Smith & Bell and
Warner & Barnes
Samara
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Funston
Aguinaldo
Taft
Chaffee
United Eiemae
McKiney
Ssard
Third Cavalry
Czolgosz Refuses to Talk at Arraignment
Leon F. Czolgosz, the McKinley assassin, was arraigned in Buffalo on a murder in the first degree indictment. He again offered no plea, remaining mute while Judge Edward K. Emery and District Attorney Penney discussed counsel and possible insanity defenses. Crowd reaction included hissing as he was escorted to the City Hall court.
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Leon F. Czolgosz
President McKinley
Edward K. Emery
Loran L. Lewis
Supreme Court
Adelbert Moot
Erie County Bar Association
Lewis
Emery
Erie County
Czolgosz
Delaware Avenue
City Hall
Solomon
Geary
Penney
Mr. Penney
Titus
Capital Pays Evie Tribute At McKinley Funeral
Washington stepped to the Capitol to bid farewell to President William McKinley as Mrs. McKinley, unable to attend, remained at the White House. Train to Canton prepared as public tributes, with Roosevelt and Cleveland among mourners, marked by simple, somber ceremony.
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Langdon Smith
Commercial Tribune
Washington
William McKinley
Capitol
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