Automobiles and customs tales from global notes
A Rome dispatch reports customs suspicions on seminary girls marching in pairs to a procession, tied to cigars or cigarettes worth $30,000. A prize of 8000 marks is awarded to James Ford Rhodes for US history. London Spectator recalls Suffolk protests against thrashing machines as labor-saving tech. In Ohio, a Springfield resident is robbed of 316, with disguise exposing the thief as Dan Sullivan who hid the money in a corncob pipe during interrogation.
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Maallamoo
Rome
Berlin Academy of Baience
Marquis de Chasseloup
James Ford Rhodes
Cleveland
Hanna
Rhodes
United States
London Spectator
Suffolk
Springfield
Ohio
Dan” Sullivan
Dan
Lawless
Casks Placed in Bering Sea to Track Polar Currents
Fifty specialized, robust casks will be sent by the United States Revenue Marine service to the Bering Sea. Each 28 by 16 inches contains multilingual directions asking finders to contact the U S consul with found coordinates and date. Admiral Melville designed the project to reveal ice-pack movement from the Arctic.
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Bering’ Sea
United States Revenue Marine Service
United States
Admiral Melville
Arctic
Atlantic
Preservation movement and the McKinley death report
The piece discusses the National Trust for Places of Historic Interest and Natural Beauty, criticizing philanthropy and urging protection of landscapes. It then recounts a Naples village murder attempt, followed by a detailed obituary narrative of President McKinley’s death and the immediate aftermath in the Milburn house with key aides present.
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London
Trust
Andrew Carnegie
Exmoor
Singlish Lakes
River Thames
Buondon District
Trossachs
Arragola
Naples
Ha Gall
President McKinley Dies After Assassination
President McKinley died at 2 16 am in Buffalo from an assassin's bullet. Theodore Roosevelt succeeds to the presidency. Cortelyou announces the death as cabinet, officials, and mourners gather. Public order is maintained as Czolguzsz awaits trial for first degree murder.
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William McKinley
United States
John D. Milburn
Buffelo
Theodore Roosevelt
MacKinley
Parisians Honor McKinley With Memorial Sermons
American churches in Paris crowded with residents and visitors as preachers offered sympathy for President McKinley. Dr. Morgan delivered an eulogy, crepe and flags adorned churches, a memorial service will be held next Thursday with U S officials and diplomats present. General Porter recovers and plans a colony gathering to read eulogies and send addresses to Mrs McKinley and President Roosevelt.
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Viattors
Paris
Parie
President McKinley
Dr. Morgan
Prigdent McKinley
McKinley
Roosevelt
History of William McKinley and presidents of the era
A fragmented historical timeline lists birth and career milestones for William McKinley and contemporaries. It includes early life dates, military service, political offices, presidential terms, assasination dates, and mentions Roosevelt Lincoln Garfield and other figures with various dates and events.
Roosevelt Takes Oath as President After McKinley Death
Theodl Roosevelt, youngest ever to hold the U S presidency, took the oath in Buffalo at Ansley Wilcox's library. He pledged to continue McKinley's policies and retain the cabinet, with no immediate Congress session planned. Secretaries Root Hitchcock Long Wilson and Smith attended, and Depew of New York was present.
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McKinley
Ani
Iery Geowit
Talline
Ahte Alde
Sybilé
Janemay
New York
Agha
Rixey
Ano
Apner McKinley
Helen McKinley
Mira
Sarah Duncan
Mary Barber
James J. McKinley
William M. Duncan
John Barker
FF. M. Osborne
Buffalo
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Roosevelt
An ‘Asnasgin
Tee
Congress
Ansley Wilcox
Root
Hitchcock
Long
Wilson
Smith
Chauncey M. Depew
Milburn
Wilcox
Vera
Willant McKinley
United States
Meck Kinley
Mr. Roosevelt
Mettin
J. R. Hazel
United States District Court
McKintey
Roosevelt’s Secretary Cortelyou to Act for President
In Buffalo on September 16 President Roosevelt held a quiet day at the Wilcox house preparing to attend the funeral of the late president. Secretary Cortelyou, previously McKinley’s secretary, will act in Roosevelt’s capacity for now due to his knowledge of affairs. Messages express regret at the tragedy and pledge support for the new president.
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Cortelyou
McKinley
Sawmill Fire at Moore Bros. Plant Causes 5000 Loss
Sept 18 report from Akeley indicates Moore Bros sawmill burned with losses up to 5000. Officials suspect incendiary cause. A separate note from Buffalo on Sept 16 describes a death mask of the late president made at 7:20 PM by Edouard La Pausch of Hartford, portraying the features faithfully.
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Akeley, Sfinn
Moore Bros
Peath
Buffalo
Edouard la Pausch
Hartford
Conn
Death of President McKinlay Shocks Petersburg
Sympathy floods Petersburg as news of President McKinlay's death spreads. The local press expresses unified condolences and reflects on national mourning and impact on the American people.
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Raanin
Petersburg
McKinlay
Jhelg
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