Monument to McKinley Dedicated Amid Imposing Ceremonies
A grand dedication honors President McKinley with a full parade by United States troops state militia and notable dignitaries. The McKinley national monument rises on Monument Hill, 163 feet high with a 78 foot diameter base and a heroic bronze statue of McKinley, while the casketed remains lie inside the dome and crowds hear brief remarks from Supreme Court Justice Day and other officials.
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Neil
Pasavelt
Snorning
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Beata St .Clinton
James Witcomb Riley
Bishop Hortsmann
Cleveland
McKinley National Monument
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Knoxville
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Moemoriak Desolution
Beocame
Mahovho
Tuifelo
Hnehekneen
Gares
Therchief
Anatjo
Addres
Jainedcin
Eini
Fanon
Windsor
Vermont
Berlin
Wisconsin
Floods worsen in France as rivers rise near Narbonne
Floods in France worsen with rising streams between Montpelier and Narbonne. Residents panic as waters threaten homes and possessions along the coast, and authorities race to assess and manage the advancing flood threat.
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Montpeliex
France
Narbonne
Jamestown Officials Resign Amid Exposition Shakeup
Norfolk Va January reports reveal multiple Jamestown Exposition department heads resigning with Director General. John A. Wakefield chief of concessions and A C Sherwood chief of admissions announce resignations. W M Dixon assistant director general and W Bowles director of publicity also resign.
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Norfol
John A. Wakefield
A. C. Sherwood
W. M. Dixon
W. Bowles
Rock Hill Negro Shot in Attempted Arrest
A Rock Hill officer was mortally wounded while attempting to arrest a Black man, Elliott Facksom. The assailant fired multiple shots, striking the officer as he attempted to subdue him near the Millersport area.
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Rock
Nictra
Potter
Elliott
Hill
Jackson
Eddy Frye suit dismissed in Meriimac county court
In Concord Illinois a Special term of the Superior Court for Meriimac county Judge Chamberlin granted the motion to dismiss the Eddy versus Frye suit filed August 21. The case was substituted by George W. Glover representing Mary Eddy in an account of affairs of the Christian Science sect and is now ended.
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Concord
N. IL
Meriimac County
Chamberlin
Eddy
Fayetteville Welcomes Bryan for October Visit
W J Bryan accepts invitation to Fayetteville on October 15 as guest of Maj J J Hale editor of The Fayetteville Observer. He will deliver two speeches that day one public address and one fundraiser for the Women’s Civic Improvement Society.
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Fayetteville
W. J. Bryan
Maj. J. J. Ale
Two Lives Lost in Storm Off Barnstable Cape Cod
Wireless dispatches from the Atlantic squadron report two lives lost and the fleet shaken after a Sunday storm off the Barnstable shore. The vessels anchored at the head of Cape Cod Bay endured heavy seas and damage as the fleet fought to hold position.
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Boston
Special
Atlantic Squadron
Cape Cod Bay
Barnstable
Fee
Memphis Parade Fetes President Amid Rain and Cheers
In Memphis the chief executive received a cordial greeting as bands played and rain fell. A grand parade along Main Street featured Confederate veterans guarding the president, with crowds dense in a colorfully decorated city. Children watched from arches as the procession proceeded through Schott street.
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Tennessee
Memphis
Missis
Nts
Dearlovk Mygstisos
Aiver
SoHo
Finland
Vernon
Maror
Malour
Casalage
Main Street
President Roosevelt Speech and Public Notices Update
Roosevelt urges unity beyond party lines while backing the Panama Canal progress and Mississippi River improvements. Reported flood losses in Spain and France, new battleship North Dakota announced, and state pardon petitions reviewed. Special note on a South Carolina Confederate rally setup and local bank expansion plans amid civic activity.
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Confeder
Vais
Mae
Tole
Panama
Missouri Ae
Lake Providence
Alabama
Roosevelt
Oklahoma
North Dakota
Spain
France
Chicago railroads ignore Kansas order on two cent fare
Leading railroads headquartered in Chicago announce they will not obey the Kansas railroad commission order for a two cent passenger rate. The commission had directed immediate implementation, and the action follows year end discussions by the Citacut road and related lines.
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Kansas
Chicago
Ill
Mandamus Writ over State Bond Exchange in South Carolina
Special Chief Justice Pope orders service of a mandamus on State Treasurer Jennings to issue a stock certificate in exchange for bond No. 25255 held by Edward Ehrlich as part of a bond and stock redemption case. The writ follows a 1907 Supreme Court ruling, with actions filed in Charleston and injunctions issued against Isle of Palms cafes and other venues to enforce the dispensary law.
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Brown Consul
South Carolina
Tideward Ehrlieh
The
Supreme Court
Carolin
J. W. Reed
North Carolina
Chester
Ansel
South Carolin
Glenn F
Green Penny
Stillis
Columbia
Pope
Jennings
Edward Ehrlich
R. H. Jennings
Edward Elitlieh
Sona
Judement
Supreme Court of South Carolina
Lepurt
J. Pope
Supreme Court of Soi
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Embkay
Supreme
Rom
Alastice
Suwana Natant
Ganth
Cavelina
Aled
Charleston
W. B. West
Sheriff’s -Office
Argyle
Isle of Palms
Chiteleston
County Dispensary Board
cWest
Char _leston
Schntzenplatz
Anilor
Auditor West
Caretin
Sheriff's Officer
Isle of Psalms
Mplawle
School Building Contract Granted After Fire Loss
The Latta project places a contract last week for a new school building to replace the burned structure. It will be the best brick construction with patent desks and complete sets of maps globes and charts. The contractor is bonded to finish by Janus, a relief to the anxious pupils and colleges relying on the facility.
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Latta
Janus
Anul
American Banners Association Adopts Credit Currency Ply
In Atlanta the American Banners Association adopted a credit currency ply as reported by the Committee. Hearings in the Standard Oil Company case showed pipelines are highly profitable and that some supposed public lines are private.
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American Banners’ Association
Atlanta
Standard Oil Company
Cokesbury Conference School Opens Amid Hopeful Start
The Cokesbury Conference School at Cokesbury reports a strong opening with increased attendance. Spartanburg County Superintendent Elmore and Greenwood County Superintendent Wideman offered guidance to students and praised the new term. A tragic accident near Dillon claims a life when Henry Syatt is badly mangled in a cotton gin mishap leaving a wife and two children. Bail granted in a separate manslaughter case as defendants appeal to higher court.
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Cokesbury
Seull
Couply
Spartanburg County
Elmore
J. E. Beard
J-Mao
T. Wideman
Greenwood Couity
Dillon
Henry Syatt
Das
Henslee
Michaux
Goddard
Various Sports and Labor News Highlights
Pennsylvania defeats North Carolina in football while George Bonhag takes a brief rest. Tack Johnson defeats Sailor Burke in Bridgeport. Major Del Mar sets a 2.0444 mile record at Syracuse. Penn loses Guy Haskin. Yale captain C E Ide plans business in San Francisco. Brown holds farm practice for 20 players on alumna land. Kentucky Todd sets a 2.09 trotting stallion record at Indianapolis. Anglers Club limits salmon rod to 15 feet. Two Massachusetts motorists have licenses revoked. Walter Christie will not race again after Pittsburgh crash. LaborWorld notes unions need dues, new stonecutters charter, and wage stories from China to Manchester. Shipping strikes in Antwerp. Powderly reports 250,000 openings. Preston fines for stealing labor. Shanghai mills employ 20,000. pattern makers boost salary. Trades union bank planned in Covington. Scottish wages rise. International unions report improving conditions and rising employment. Wages up over fifteen percent in twelve months.
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Pennsylvania
North Carolina
George Bonhag
Johnson
Burke
Bridgeport
Conn
Major del Mar
Syracuse
University of Pennsylvania
Guy Haskin
C. E. Ide
Yale
San Francisco
Brown
Indianapolis
Kentucky
Todd
J. W. Johnson
Boston
Anglers’ Club
New York
Massachusetts
Walter Christie
Pittsburg
Journeymen Stonecutters’ Association
China
Capmakers
Manchester
England
Shipping Federation
Ant Werp
Terence V. Powderly
Straus
Preston
Shanghai
James Wilson
Covington
International Unions
American Federation of Labor
Barbers Become Hot Collectors Of Historic Relics
A barber shop in town yielded a clock of notable historic associations to a collector who found the piece among shop curios. Barbers are said to race saloonkeepers in securing such objects, with dozens of shops boasting bric a brac that could tempt buyers and patrons alike.
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New York Press
Protein for Pigs and Alfalfa Feeding Advice
The article notes alfalfa as a nitrogenous roughage and a top protein source for pigs though pigs have one small stomach and may not gain maximum growth on alfalfa and corn alone. It suggests feeding hay in racks or chopped alfalfa steamed and mixed with ground corn into a thick slop for better intake.
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Farmers Home Journal
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