Anarchy Attack on President McKinley Sparks Outcry
A Buffalo incident blaming anarchists for an assault on President McKinley prompts nationwide prayers for the wounded leader. Citizens call for swift punishment of the perpetrators and any abettors, insisting the anarchist threat end now to protect liberty and government.
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Buffalo
McKinley
District Attorney Penney Predicts 30 Years for Czolgosz Indictments
Buff alo DA Penney cites six counts against Czolgosz including two President attacks and charges of threats to three men who aided his capture plus concealed weapons. Total sentences could exceed 30 years, with later counts at judge's discretion. Also notes Mississippi colored population growth and Maryland party platform remarks. Maryland and Baltimore railbuy and South Carolina Exposition plans mentioned.
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Penney
Buffalo
Czolgosz
Czoigoaz
Mississippi
New Orleans Times- Democrat
South
Democratic platform of
Maryland
Democratic party
Commonwealth
Republican party
Thal
Maryland Observes Ol Defenders Day Across State
Thursday marked Ol Defenders Day with bank and business closings statewide to honor the defense of Fort McHenry in 1812. Maryland celebrates war contributions. Democratic Chamber of Commerce backs William Wheatley for Superior Court Clerk. Entomology professor Quaintance discusses potential insectary at the Maryland Agricultural College. Governor issues prayer day for McKinley recovery. Harford Democrat notes packers overstocked cans and tomato spoilage. The Grand Army of the Republic held its 35th annual encampment in Cleveland.
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Maryland
Fort McHenry
A. L. Quaintance
Maryland Agricultural College
After McKinley Assassination Rumors Sweep Washington
Washington reels in the aftermath of President McKinley’s assassination as crowds jam Pennsylvania Avenue near Times Post and Star offices. Observers note the event prompts calls to curb anarchist groups, tighten police supervision, and potentially restrict immigration to prevent future attacks.
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McKinley
Washington
the
Times
the Post
the Star
Pennsylvania avenue
Treasury
Capital
White House
Elizabeth
King Humbert
United States
invo
Russia
President McKinley Shot at Pan American Exposition
President McKinley was shot at the Pan American Exposition in Buffalo, wounded in the breast and abdomen. Police subdued the assailant, and surgeons treated the wounds as doctors worked to locate the bullets. The public, once filled with triumph, faced the shock of the event and the ensuing medical updates.
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McKinley
Buffalo
Temple of Music
Leon Czelgasz
Niagara Falls
United States secret service
John G. Milburn
Mr. Corteylen
Cortelyeu
Milburn
Ireland
Pan-American Hospital
Gerry
Public Sale of Cattle and Farm Implements at Four Mileh
A public sale offers four mileh cattle including three with slips by their side and stock from Missouri, seventy five West Virginia sheep from two to years old, one brood sow with pig, Ray Colt aged three, and various farm tools. Items listed include Deering binder mower corn planter drill cultivator land roller hay rake wagons carts carriages a saw timber axe and chains fodder cutter grain fan and more, with many harnesses plows harrows and farming accessories also described.
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Missour
West Virginia
Ray
tuppy Russell
Bickford & Walman
Hamilton
Dayton
York
Vera Shelley
Orphans’ Court
Caroline county
Equity
Tdn
J. Mellvaine
Mary E. Jones
deevree
public este
Denton
pr.perty
Market street
Philip W Downes
Thomas
eaid Market
Main street
N. ALEX. HUTSON
J. W. Crank
Modern methods shape ready to wear clothing makers
Modern high salaried artists and expert tailors influence ready to wear production by streamlining design, standardizing cuts, and enabling mass customization. They bring precision, trend responsiveness, and efficiency, reducing costs while boosting quality and variety in mainstream apparel.
Engine ad for Thresher and Separator from Frick Co
An old advertisement touts a second hand Frick engine and a pearlized separator with a wind stacker. The engine is described as thoroughly repaired and ready for use at short notice, with Nevius and Frampton of Fasten, Md listed as the agents.
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aleso
Frick Company
NEVIUS & FRAMPTON
Fasten
Economic Corn Harvester Opinion Letter
A reader writes praising the Economic Corn Harvester for saving costs and days of work. The letter compares setup effort and daily harvest area with a competitor, notes issues with previous binders, twine usage by mice, and asserts the Economic one paid for itself last season.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Cleveland
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Hobbs
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Car dion County
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FRANK SEWARD
James MceManis
JAST, MULLIN & SONS
Wilmington
S. NOWELL & SON
DANTON
DENTON FLOUR MILLS
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Farngaick Palsry
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Live Stock Commission
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FEED 2
GEO. K. McGAW
CHARLES STREET
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Suuare
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McGaw & Co
familiia
C. H. BULLOCK
Denton, Md
A. T. REICHMAN
A.T. REICHMAN, Denton
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Pennion
CROUAE
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
W. H. STEWART
Euston, Md
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ROBERT MEADS
Hirkman, Dol
Ellicott City
PANAL OFFICE
HARVEY L. COOPER
PTarte ts ST. OO eas
W.R. BREEDING, Wiilliejun, Md
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Z. T. HUTCHINSON
Venton, Md
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TIVE
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SEFAIRE
BASTON, MARYLAND
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Talbot Conares
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Sec’y and Treas
Baston, Md
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JAMES KING
NORTH HIGH SPREEF
Baltimore St
Baltimore Street Bridge
BALTIMORE, MD
PORTER
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R. T. PORTER
Proprietor
SURREY
DAYTONS
YORK WAGONS
Burrsville Hardware Store
Lore Tandle
Moody
Spain
Oxford Teachers
TILGHMAN HARVEY
BURR VILLE