Roosevelt Takes Oath as Twenty Sixth President
Theodore Roosevelt was sworn in at the Wilcox house in Buffalo just thirteen hours after McKinley’s death. The oath followed a cabinet meeting where Roosevelt pledged to continue McKinley’s policies, and he declined a formal extra session of Congress.
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Roosevelt Successor Takes Oath Amid Bereavement
President Roosevelt accepts the oath of office after intently paying respects to William McKinley. The ceremony occurs amid national mourning with Judge Hazel administering the constitutional oath and Roosevelt reaffirming the unbroken policy for peace and prosperity.
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National Baseball Notes From Across Leagues
The NationaI Game reports long stretches of better play by Long this season and Miller of Detroit drawing praise as a top pitcher. Cleveland signs infielder Joseph Delebany, brother of Phil Nes left fielder. Pittsburg ends zero barnstorming tours through Pennsylvania after the season. Guese, formerly with Cincinnati, is highlighted as a strong base runner. Wallace leads NL in 400 agitations while Patterson keeps runners near first base, and Wiltee stands out among AL pitchers. Comiskey expresses confidence in his team’s road form. Hughes strikes out over seven per game, Linhn Mathewson Wad dell pace the field. AL shows more sacrifices. home runs near 150 per league, with 4000 to 3000 NL runs. Rumors say Freedman plans reorganizing with Fran Selig as manager next season, potentially shifting top players to the American League.
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Roosevelt Found On Mount Marcy After Night Search
Reports tell of Theodore Roosevelt found atop Mount Marcy after a long hunt by guides and club members. News reached Buffalo and Albany of the ailing president, prompting a swift, perilous ride from the tower to North Creek.
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Roosevelt outlines liberal reciprocity and new trade aims
President Roosevelt, in Buffalo, pledges to continue McKinley era policy while expanding reciprocity to ease overproduction. He backs direct U S commerce with South America and Pacific ports, a merchant fleet, a canal, a government owned canal link, arbitration over war risks, and protecting savings through pro commerce policy.
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Roosevelt Proclaims Day of Mourning for McKinley
President Roosevelt issues a nationwide day of mourning and prayer after William McKinley’s assassination. The proclamation urges public worship and reverence for the late president, praising McKinley’s life and service.
McKinley death haunts world as Roosevelt hints at bid
Minor events of the week reflect global shock from President McKinley's death. Roosevelt asserts resolve to follow McKinley program and denies 2004 presidential bid. State Department shares condolences from abroad. Hay to retire, Root to take State portfolio, Gage to stay. Alaska postmaster arrested for embezzlement. Manila surgeon seeks operation for appendicitis.
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Milks and produce prices from distant market ledger
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Condition Of Corn And Wheat In September Report
The Department of Agriculture statistical summary shows corn’s September 1 condition at low levels with declines from the prior year and below ten-year averages. Wheat and potatoes come in varied, mostly weak or mixed figures, with trade signals pointing to a strong fall harvest, while other crops and markets indicate mixed activity across states and regions.
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Farm Topics on Calf Rearing and Livestock Care
Practical notes on calf nutrition from birth to three weeks, then skimmed milk with meal and flaxseed. managing milk supply as pastures wane with corn fodder at night. Lamb production tips urge thrifty, good-mmilk ewes, gradual grain increase, fresh water, and clean troughs. Diets for poultry and bees emphasize varied feeds, room for hives, and proper watering and maintenance.
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Oil Lay Dust Method Improves Southern California Roads
The National Oil Reporter praises using oil to lay dust on streets in Southern California towns. Oil spreads over dusty surfaces, then soaks through dirt to bind particles, forming a hard top that traps dust and dirt, producing a road close to asphalt in hardness.
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Catarrh Cure Promises Constitutional Relief
An 19th century ad asserts a constitutional cure for catarrh, claiming local remedies fail. F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo advertise Hall's Family Pills as a companion treatment. The notice promises $100 if the remedy fails and instructs readers to seek circulars and testimonials.
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