Funeral Crowd Lines Washington As McKinley Laid to Rest
The severely military procession bore the late president through Pennsylvania Avenue to the White House. Secretaries Gage and Hay led mourners from the depot, Mrs McKinley veiled in sorrow, and President Roosevelt walked solemnly toward the executive mansion.
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Mrs McKinley on Verge of Collapse in Washington
Washington reports said Mrs. McKinley neared collapse with doctors and Abner McKinley aiding her through the night. Dr Rixey and Mrs. Barber remained on duty as tonics and stimulants were given, grave fears voiced she may fail before her Ohio home visit.
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Roosevelt Arrives in Washington After Funeral Arrival
President Theodore Roosevelt spends the night at the Cowles residence after arriving in Washington aboard a special Pennsylvania Railroad car. He greets Mrs. Roosevelt and plans to accompany the remains to Canton for burial before returning to the executive mansion.
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Cowles
Czolg zu Indicted for McKinley Murder in Buffalo
Leon F Czolg zs alias Fred Nieman was indicted by the Erie County court grand jury for the murder of President William McKinley at the Pan American exposition on September 6 1901. He refused to answer questions about counsel and was assigned lawyers Lor an Lewis and G C Titus. He is to be arraigned again to plead to the indictment. District Attorney Penney presented the evidence to the grand jury with witnesses mainly from the Temple of Music.
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Hundred Men Killed in Colorado Coal Mine Explosion
A gas explosion at the Colorado Fuel and Iron company mine in Spring Gulch Glenwood Springs on September 17 likely killed about 100 miners working at the time. Three bodies were recovered mangled near the entry. the entry caved in severely and communications to Spring Gulch were cut. Doctors were dispatched from Glenwood Springs and a Midland train was ordered.
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Midland
National Memorial for McKinley Promoted in Chicago
Congressman Boutell urged a Roosevelt proclamation to gather funds for a national monument to McKinley. The proposal favors an arch in Washington, with Foster authorized to form a committee including Lyman Gage William Jennings Bryan and Grover Cleveland to broaden support nationwide.
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Grover Cleves Tend
Prince Chun Plan to Travel via America Without Europe Visit
Berlin Sept 18 Prince Chun head of the Chinese expedition will travel direct to China avoiding European capitals. The envoy is reported to skip visits to European centers and proceed by way of America.
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Prince Chun
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America
Battleship Illinois Placed In Commission In Newport News
Illinoia was placed in commission yesterday morning at 21 o'clock in Newport News Virginia as naval forces welcomed the new battleship into active service.
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Newport News
Markets and Grain Prices Across Cities
Northwest News market data from St Paul Minneapolis and Duluth on Sept 18 show wheat and corn prices for No 2 and No 3 grades, cash and futures, with oats, rye, barley and flax values. Chicago and Milwaukee quotes mirror steady or mixed trends. livestock in Bronx City and Chicago report cattle hogs and sheep prices, with St Paul and South St Paul offering detailed butcher and feeder rates.
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Death of Bishop Henry B Whipple in Minnesota Cathedral
The Rt. Rev. Henry Benjamin Whipple bishop of Minnesota died suddenly at his Faribault home as morning light rose. Survived by wife, children, and relatives, his death follows heart weakness. Funeral planned at Faribault Cathedral with interment in the cathedral crypt and a memory tower already under construction. Whipple’s long episcopate (1858 onward) noted for mission work among Indians and educational efforts. Samu Wendall named to succeed as bishop.
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Philadelphia
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Chicago
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City Officials Bested In Revolving Bribe Case
Kenosha Wisconsin September 18 Aldermen Peter Plerach and Albert Smith were arrested on complaints by District Attorney A B Buckmaster for allegedly taking a bribe to vote for an ordinance granting Chicago firm Haynes and Clauzen a franchise to build an electric street railway in the city Four more complaints against aldermen are ready but warrants are not yet issued The arrests caused wild excitement
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Albert Smith
A. B. Buckmaster
Chicago
Haynes & Clauzen
Editor attacks woman in political office incident in Jefferson
Victor H. Lovejoy city councilman and editor assaulted Mrs Chamberlain in a government office for an offensive remark about President McKinley. He choked her tore at her waistcoat and dragged her from the room during the confrontation in Jefferson Iowa on September 18.
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Jefferson
Iowa
Victor H. Lovejoy
Chamberlain
Two Men Die In Threshing Machine Explosion
A threshing machine engine exploded yesterday afternoon near Frederick, killing two men and injuring several others. Details are incomplete, with officials not yet obtaining full tabulated counts. The incident occurred in Aberdeen, and investigators fear more casualties may be found as reports continue.
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Man Stabbing Sparks Riot Among Hobos
G N Miller of this place was stabbed in the arm yesterday and severely injured by Kobo after knocking him down for remarks. Miller was pummeling a hob0 when other tramps joined the fracas. Police later jailed the assailant, though another man was badly hurt.
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Ill Health Clouds La Follette Fate In Wisconsin
Milwaukee September report details ailing Governor La Follette confined to his home for nearly three months. Official sources say catarrhal gastritis and stomach trouble, plus hemorrhoids, threaten operation, with no solid food intake for weeks. A family friend says he is not nervous but very weak and may not visit the statehouse soon.
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Fire destroys railway roundhouse in Bemidji Minnesota
Bemidji Minnesota September 18 early yesterday a fire destroyed the Minnesota International railway round house water tank two locomotives one boiler and two coal cars causing losses of 26000 covered by blanket insurance the blaze started from a spark from an engine delaying a south bound passenger train two hours while a replacement locomotive arrived from Walker the company will rebuild. Gracetown Wind Oskaloosa Iowa September 18 the badly decomposed body of a woman was found last evening in a mix of high woods northeast of this city identification was impossible the surroundings and position indicate foul play
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Iowa
GENDRAL STONE HORRNED FIRE DESTROYS STORE
An early report details a fire at the C Hi Anderson general store in Gendral Stone involving unknown causes. The building valued at $1,900 with $58 insurance belonged to Tra Parker of Littleton, New Hampshire, and the stock loss is listed at $2,000 with $2,200 insurance. A laborer named August Schmidt from St Paul was killed by a Great Northern train between here and Hancock while sleeping on the tracks.
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Opals In Fashion Spark Modern Jewelry Dreams
The Chicago Chronicle notes opals dominate new jewelry à la Lulique, with fiery and milky varieties used in pins belts and rings. Designers fuse opals with gold and silver, creating dramatic pieces featuring diamonds emeralds sapphires and moonstones, often styled as faces or mythic motifs.
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Chicago Chronicle
Ragacions Dog and Alligators in Borneo River Chase
A Borneo traveler notes dogs on central Borneo banks barking loudly to attract alligators. The reptiles latch onto the noise, spurring the dogs to dash up the bank and cross upriver. The account includes disjointed local comments about Kilbride and Ireland, with unrelated lines about tenants and letters.
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Maneyvar
Be loving and you will never want for love and guiding
Dinah Muyloch Cralk offers a concise maxim: love yields abundance and humility invites guidance, urging steady virtue as a path to fulfillment.
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Noise and city life undermine health and patriotism
A fragmentary 19th century editorial argues noise from fireworks horns and whistles harms heart and brain, degrades citizens, and questions national celebration methods. It contrasts urban deterioration with supposed healthful country life and criticizes city noise as a public nuisance.
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Liquid fuel experiments and objections to its use
A 1890s discussion outlines marine liquid fuel research, noting advantages of storage and rapid delivery, higher calorific value, and easier regulation. Italian tests in 1892 showed high efficiency with minimal water vaporization, but two major objections remain: scarce fuel oil sources and higher costs with extended use, threatening coal’s price.
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National Gazette
Unusual Viper Trade and Fashion from Haute Loire Tales
The account describes a rare viper killer in Haute Loire France and a man named Gourtolies earning large sums from venomous work. It mentions his attire made from snake skins and a crown-like ornament, plus notes on insect and predator camouflage and a London entomological society report about a moth resembling spider cases found near Cannes.
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