Roosevelt Family Leaves Oyster Bay for White House Visit
The Roosevelt family departed Oyster Bay on Wednesday morning and will not return until next summer possibly spending Christmas at home. Mrs Roosevelt shopped in New York City before meeting relatives in Jersey City later. the house at Sagamore Hill will be kept ready by a small staff.
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Czolgosz Family Arrives in Buffalo for Questioning
Paul Czolgosz with Walderek and Victoria reach Buffalo from Cleveland and undergo a thorough police interview. Detectives, the Superintendent, and Assistant D A conduct a long cross examination, with the trio stating they know nothing about the assassination. They remain at police headquarters seeking permission to see the prisoner.
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Navy tests 12 inch armor on Maine plate at Indian Head
The naval bureau of ordnance fired three 12 inch armor plates at Indian Head proving grounds weighing about 600 tons. The side armor of the battleship Maine was tested at 31 673 feet per second with no perforation or crack. Penetration measured four to five inches and the plate showed no damage.
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Cuban Customs Receipts for Seven Months End July 31 1901
Washington reports insular affairs division of the war department released a statement comparing customs receipts for Cuba. Seven months ending July 31 1901 totaled 9 151 359 17 dollars, vs 9 340 299 44 in 1900 and 8 111 162 59 in 1899. An accompanying item notes astronaut William Yale died from injuries after a fall.
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Division of Insular Affairs
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Prominent Washington Lawyer Jeremiah Morrow Wilson Dies
Washington mourns as Jeremiah Morrow Wilson senior counsel for Rear Admiral Schley dies of heart failure linked to indigestion and Bright's disease in Shoreham Hotel. A native of Ohio and former Indiana congressman, Wilson left a legacy in Star route trials and notable cases including Breckinridge Pollard and court-martial matters. He leaves son Charles S. Wilson and daughter Mrs. William Haywood.
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The Schley Court Adjourns After Judge Wilson’s Death
Washington Sept 25 the Schley court of inquiry adjourned early after the sudden death of Judge Jeremiah Wilson senior counsel for Admiral Schley The announcement came from assistant counsel Mr Rayner who said Wilson died at the Shoreham hotel and the court agreed to adjourn until Wednesday morning.
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Unrequited Love Tragedy Rocks Rolla Missouri
J.C. Creswell an instructor at the School of Mines and Metallurgy shot Mollie Powell after she refused his marriage proposal. Creswell, a Houston Technological College graduate, killed himself as a posse closed in near Rolla.
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National anti anarchist group formed in Wichita
A national organization to suppress anarchy in the United States was formed in Wichita on Tuesday night. Its constitution calls for subordinate lodges nationwide, boycotts against firms employing those with anarchist ties, and reporting of anarchists to the head lodge for possible prosecutions if laws are not yet in place.
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Train collision injures several near Somerville New Jersey
A head on crash Tuesday afternoon near Somerville New Jersey between a Central Railroad of New Jersey passenger train and a Philadelphia and Reading passenger train left three people seriously hurt and several others lightly injured.
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Defeat of Colombian Revolutionary Leader Marin Reported
Mail advices from the Colombian legation confirm Gen Marin's defeat in Tolimo. His force totaled about 3,000 when dispersed. The Colombia-Venezuela border area remains tense as Venezuelans fear an invasion, though officials deny plans for action. The revolution has lasted nearly two years and cost over $200,000,000 and 45,000 Colombian lives.
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Yale Centennial to Host Roosevelt for Bi Centenary
President Roosevelt plans to attend Yale's centennial celebration beginning October 19 in New Haven. Cabinet officers who accepted invitations before President McKinley's death may accompany him, and Adm. Sampson is a noted guest. Both Roosevelt and Sampson are expected to receive the doctor of laws degree simultaneously with the ceremony.
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Counterfeiting arrests tie Italian group to alleged anarchists
In Kansas City two Italians Nicol Alessi and Francesco Cavernale were jailed on counterfeiting charges. Secret service agents found Italian language letters and material linking to Antonio Maggio, jailed in New Mexico for prophesying President McKinsey's death. Literature was sent to Washington for review.
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Anarchist Editor Ordered to Leave Spring Valley
The editor and owner of L Aurora John Cincebella was ordered Tuesday to quit town and remove his printing plant. Government action stalls while bundles of the paper are sent to Paterson Ishpeming and other cities and Cincebella plans the next issue.
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Winnis Day Observed At Pan American Exposition
Chicago observers mark Winnis Day at the Pan-American exposition on October 7 as state commissioners revive plans halted after President McKinley was assassinated.
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Guthrie man driven from town after pro assassination remarks
Guthrie Oklahoma Territory resident William Fairfield, who sympathized with Czolgosz and Emma Goldman and said it would have been better for the poor if President McKinley had been killed long ago, was driven from town Tuesday. A separate note from Washington reports Gen John F Weston, chief of the commissary, will return to the United States from Manila in about 15 days.
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Tuesday's Games Result in Narrow Defeats Across Leagues
Baseball scores show Brooklyn, New York, and Boston failing to secure wins with mixed pitching and fielding outcomes. Umpire assignments listed, with several teams like Chicago Baltimore Cleveland Milwaukee Detroit Washington and others recording varied results.
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Arrest Reported In Fake McKinley Conspiracy Claim
Police in St Louis say Ed Saftiz has confessed details of a plot to assassinate McKinley. He implicates a Philadelphia man and Emma Goldman and claims to have been in Buffalo when the shooting occurred. Witnesses counter his statements placing him in St Louis on September 6.
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Markets Report From Cin-cinnati and Chicago
The Cincinnati market notes flour prices across grades with winter patent at 3.40 3.80 and futures like spring patent 3.85 4.15. Wheat corn and oats prices are listed on track and on futures contracts. Chicago shows September wheat at 68 69 cents and December around 70 cents, with corn and oats nearby. live stock bids in Cincinnati and Indianapolis cover cattle hogs sheep and lambs with varied grade ranges.
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Czolgosz Found Guilty of First Degree Murder
Leon Czolgazsz Czolgosz, the man who assassinated President McKinley, was found guilty of murder in the first degree by a Buffalo jury after an eight hour trial spanning two days. The verdict was delivered as Justice White directed the jury and scheduled sentencing for Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
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The Regulators and Moderators of the Texas Border
A Beaumont letter traces southwest Texas history from early border skirmishes, the rise of the Regulators and Moderators, hangings and lawlessness, to their decline. It notes Acadian and American migrations, horse stealing, and the shift to a more settled, quieter era after civil war.
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Postmaster General to Issue General Use Commemoration Stamps
The Postmaster General has decided to issue general use stamps commemorating the President. The plan is impractical for immediate rollout, with details pending.
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