Postwar news notes on McKinley era and events
A fragmentary news column covers McKinley’s memorial scene and funeral flowers, Roosevelt policy hints, a Tennessee prison capacity note, Alhambra surrender, Tri State Medical Society meeting in Nashville, and various police actions including a Newton anarchist raid. It references McKinley’s life, presidential actions, and local incidents.
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The
Tri-State Medical Society
Tennexien
SRS
Alabama
Nashville
Chicago Dentist Endorses Peruna Remedy in Letter
A Chicago dentist Dr. B A Norra writes to The Peruna Medicine Co praising Peruna for curing twelve years of catarrh. He says the cure is permanent after four months of use and notes his past unsuccessful treatments. The letter also mentions Hon Clement M Hammond of New York City praising Peruna for improving his voice after years of fall and winter trouble. Hammond’s address is The Arlington 64 Montague Street Brooklyn, N Y. Readers are directed to contact Dr Hartman Columbus O for a free catarrh book.
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B.A. Norra
R. A. Norris
State Street
Chicago
Peruna Medicine Company
Perona
Clement M. Hamaond
New York City
Perris Medicine Co
Perana
Mr. Hammond
Arlington
Montague Street
Brooklyn
S. C
Czolgost Trial Opens in McKinley Murder Case in Buffalo
Leon F. Czolgusz faces murder in the first degree in Erie County Supreme Court as Judge Truman C. White presides. The indictment is read, plea rulings derail a direct guilty plea, jurors sworn, and the prosecution presents its case beginning with the first witness at 2:55. The defense emphasizes legal procedure and vigilant rights.
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Buffalo
Leon F. Czolgosz
McKinley
Surpreme Court
Erie County
Truman C. White
Czolgoxz
Supreme Court
Loren L. Lewis
Robert C. ‘Vitus
Carlton E. Ladd
Truman
White
Crolgoss
Penney
Czolgosz
Mr. Lewis
Justice White
Crolgoxs
Titus
Lewis
Ladd
Frederick V. Lauer
Lauer
Robert Jr. Adem
Haller
Swiggart Withdraws From Governor Race In Letter
Judge W H Swiggart announces withdrawal from Democratic Governor nomination in a Nashville American letter. He cites unwillingness to engage in a protracted contest and prefers private citizenship, leaving Ferriss and Frazier as the remaining declared candidates. Union City Tennessee September 16.
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W. H. Swiggart
Nashville American
Swiggart
Democrate
Moat
John ©. Ferriss
Davidson County
James B. Frazier
Hamilton County
Sensation Sprung Tm Connection with Chattanooga Troubles
Sept 19 reports a sensation in Chattanooga politics with turmoil among magisterial figures. Former justices of the peace T A Boone and others, including constables W M Withert and J B Milwood, are implicated in a rotleng creed matter. A reckoning is promised tomorrow morning.
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Chattanooga
Robert’ Waleones
T. A. Boone
Onee
W. M. Withert
J. BR. Milwood
Ted
Unclear transcription of local report or note
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Former Tennessee Governor Marries in Tuscaloosa
Governor Robert L. Taylor of Tennessee wed Mrs. Alice Fitts Hill in a private ceremony at 4 p.m. in Tuscaloosa Alabama. Rev W C Whitaker conducted the service at the Episcopal church of the Druid City. The couple departed for Louisville Kentucky after the nuptials.
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Tennessee
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Birmingham
Robert L. Taylor
Alice Fitts Hill
W. C. Whitaker
Episcopal Church of
J. H. Fitts
Tuscalooma
The
State University
Tulaclooxa
Louisville
State of
Alabama
Drowned in Duck River at Parson's Bend
Ben Miller a 21 year old white man drowned Saturday afternoon in Duck River at Parson's Bend while with companion Blocker who survived after losing balance on a log. Miller was carried under by a current and recovered hours later. funeral held Sunday at Nebo. Miller was son of Tobe Miller who previously found 1,200 Pearl in the same river.
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Ben Miller
Duck River
Parson's Bend
Young Miller
Blocker
Miller
Nebo
Mr. Lynp
Tobe Miller
Sampson Detached From Boston Navy Yard
Rear Admiral Sampson has been detached from command of the Boston navy yard and placed on waiting orders at his request due to health. He plans to spend the winter in Washington and, turning sixty two on February, appears near the end of active service on the navy list.
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Washington
Sampson
Bosee Navy Yard
Navy Department
Boston Yard
Navy
Boring for Oil Near Vernon Tennessee
Centerville Tennessee September 20 The ap aiming company at Toledo began work near Vernon and near Vernon.
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Centerville
Tenn
Ap Aaining
Toledo
Vernon
No Poison Found in Czolgorz Case Report
Buffalo Sept. 22 The discovery that no poison was found on bullets or the revolver used to assassinate President McKinley marks a key development. Alienists Dr. Carlos Donald and Dr. W A Hurd examined Czolgorz for mental condition. they declined to discuss the results. District Attorney Pearny and staff prepared for trial in Part 3 of the Supreme Court set to begin tomorrow.
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Czologez
Buffalo
Czolgorz
McKinley
Erie County
Carlos F.donald
New York
Erie County Bar Association
W. A. Hurd
Buffalo State Hospital
Pearny
Ay Hall
Crolgoxz
Tastica Whit
Supreme Court
Preacher Tests Faithful Debtors in Sermon Tale
A pastor challenges his flock during a sermon by asking who pays debts. All rise except one weary man in old clothes who cannot meet obligations. The preacher learns the standing crowd are his subscribers, then leads a prayer.
Elks Carnival Ends As Town Returns To Routine
The Elks Carnival closed Saturday night drawing a large crowd from nearby towns. The Midway and Industrial street were crowded with confetti and lively fun as the town settled back to business. The carnival folded its tents Sunday morning and moved to Clarksville for a week. A raffle prize for a popular young lady was not awarded due to insufficient votes.
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Elks
Ney
Carnival Colny
Clarksville
the Elks
Emma Goldman Attends McKinley Memorial in Jail Ward
Emma Goldman attended memorial services for President McKinley in the county jail ward in Chicago. Rev. E A Larrabes led the service in the women's ward with about 200 prisoners present. Goldman remained unmoved and turned away during the hymn Nearer My God to Thee as others sang and read from a book she carried.
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Chicago
Emma Goldman
McKinley
E. A. Larrabes
Church of the Ascension
Insurer Life Policy Totals Highlighted in Finance Note
Cleveland report notes forthcoming finance statement detailing life insurance carried by the president and major life firms. It cites totals including policies with The Equitable Life and Mutual Life and New York Life, phrased as part of a broader coverage.
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Cleveland
Ife Insurance
Theusound Life
New York Life
Equitable Life
the Mutual
Buffalo Bill's Wild West portrays battle of Tianjin scene
The preeminent feature shows a realistic Pekin battle with Marines sealing walls and a joint Allied force freeing the legation. Featuring rapid-fire cannon, improved rifles, and modern arms, the two-scene display culminates with the flag change as the Marines win. About 200 performers will participate. The event occurs during the Wild West visit on Saturday Oct 12.
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Buffalo Bill
Wild West
Congress of Rough Riders
Tien-Tsin
Pykin
Legation
Orient Ia
Messrs
Cody
Salsbury
Pekin
A Wish from Geraldine in Silent Verse
A fragmentary poetic complaint pleads for a cheerful muse to sing in the world rather than mournful dirges. The speaker wishes for renewal of song and helps through future times when the singer may return and rekindle hope.
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Wong
Geraldine
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