Mrs McKinley Improves Grieving Yet Hopeful in Canton
Special Despatch from Canton Ohio reports Mrs. McKinley in no worse condition after arriving from Washington last Wednesday. Friends note she rests fairly well and takes nourishment as she endures grief, with daily drives aiding sleep. Russian Emperor tribute arrives. about twenty thousand people view cemetery flowers and mourners fill churches and courthouse areas.
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Commercial Tribune
Canton
McKinley
Washington
Rixey
Judge Day
Secre of State
M. DeWs
Pepe
Cnt
No Defense for Czolgost Likely at McKinley Trial
Buffalo dispatch reports experts deem Leon Czolgosz not a madman, making a defense unlikely. Lawyers consider only presenting facts to the jury, with no witnesses for the defense. Court security will prevent crowds as Czolgost travels through a jail tunnel to face trial amid illness concerns for Judge Titus.
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Commercial Tribune
Buffalo
Leon Czolgosz
McKinley
Czolgosz
Delaware Avenue
Titus
Lewis
Lewiston
Carleton E. Ladd
No Poison on Bullets Experts Declare in Czolgosz Case
Buffalo Sept 22 The most important observation today was the announcement that no poison was found on the bullets used in the Czolgosz case. The finding was reported by experts as part of ongoing investigations.
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Buffalo
National memorial service for McKinley at Chase’s Grand Opera House
A large Washington memorial service for the late President McKinley drew over 5,000 people to Chase's Grand Opera House with seats filled and an overflow on Fifteenth Street. President Roosevelt declined to attend. Postmaster General Smith and leaders from the diplomatic corps, including Chinese and Japanese ministers, were present. The Marine Band performed with hymns and anthems as a diverse slate of ministers offered brief addresses.
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Washington
Chase
Grand Opera House
Fifteenth Street
Roosevelt
Opera House
Smith
Miles
Admiral Schley
Diplomatic Corps
Henry B. F. McFarland
Board of Commissioners of
District of Columbia
Marine Band
America
Harmony Lodge
Masonic
Jesus
Thomas C. “Noyes
George Buckler
M. E. Church
Butler
Lutheran Church
D. J. Stafford
J. M. Schick
Reformed Church
Merrille E. Gates
Congregational Church
Tennis
Hamlin
Presbyterian Church
J. J. Muir
Missionary Kidnapping Agent Arrested in Near Miss Stone
Constantinople reports that an agent of the brigands who abducted American missionary Miss Helen H. Stone in the Djumabala district, Salonkha vilayet, has been arrested but Stone remains unrecovered.
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Constantinople
Helen H. Stone
Djumabala
Vilayet
Salonikha
Memorial services honor McKinley in Athens Ohio
In Athens Ohio memorial services for President McKinley were held across churches. General Grosvenor spoke at the University Auditorium praising American institutions and noting the three presidents Lincoln Garfield and McKinley as exemplars of merit from humble beginnings. The address urged unity and pride in national progress and warned against bitterness.
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Commercial Tribune
Athens
McKinley
Methodist Episcopal Church
L. C. Haddox
Aithenians
Charles H. Grosvenor
Presen
Grosvenor
Canton
University
America
Abraham Lincoln
James A. Garfield
William McKinley
United States
Roosevelt Rebukes Camera Man At Church Door
President Roosevelt and his brother in law Douglas Robinson attend Grace Reform Church service in Washington. As they exit a young man with a snapshot camera aims at the President. Roosevelt shouts Stop that and moves toward the photographer while a bicycle cop steps between them. Crowds cry Shame as the young man reddens and backs away.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Fifth and
U Streets
Grace Reformed Church
President Roosevelt
Douglas Robinson
New York
Cowles
Fifteenth Street
Cowles House
Mr. Robinson
Roosevelt
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Alice Roosevelt
Quintan Roosevely
Ladd
James W. Putnam
Penney
Review of
Congress
Ohio
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