Court of Inquiry Reenters Washington for Trial Session
The court adjourned Friday in Washington after reentering the inquiry into the Santiago campaign. Rear Admiral Migginson testified on whether all measures were taken to capture or destroy the Cristobal Colon. the question was withdrawn after Schley’s counsel objected to an opinion. Witnesses examined included Higgingon, Chester, Wood, and Harber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schley
Washington
Migginson
Santiago
Massachusetts
Cristobal Colon
Savatiago Harbor
Lemley
Admiral Dewey
Higgingon
C. M. Chester
Cincinnati
Thomas N. Wood
Marine Corps
Warines
Giles B. Harber
Texas
Roosevelt Occupies McKinley Chair at Cabinet Conference
The cabinet met at 11 oclock Friday for an hour in session with Roosevelt at the head chair once used by McKinley. All members present except Knox explained policies and status. no new business. Roosevelts backers express full confidence in a strong, conservative administration. Royalty Observes the Day in Montreal with limited public duties. Big Race off at Readville. St Louis firm Rosenthal & Letmanyi faces $212,000 liability. Witness requests for Czalgosz execution at Auburn prison rise. Three men killed in Wayne Michigan freight wreck. Goldman hanged in effigy in Milan. Indefatigable runs aground near Quebec. Wife injures husband in Prairietown. Kruger plans a royal visit to Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
MecHinley
Lodg
Knox
Last of Earth: Melin Jey Fmmored Funeral in Canton
The mortal remains of President Melin Jey Fmmored were buried in Canton Ohio after a national funeral with President and cabinet, Supreme Court justices, senators, and representatives in attendance. Nods to Mrs McKinley’s absence and Dr Rixey’s support mark the solemn scene at West Lawn Cemetery and First Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melin Jey
Canton
Ohio
United States
United States Supreme Court
Congress
Etalen
Methodist
Westlawn
Woestlawny Cemetery
Hnally
Army
Navy
State of
McKinley
Rixey
Emma Goldman Shuns Hymn At McKinley Memorial Service
Emma Goldman attends memorial services for President McKinley in Chicago’s county jail ward where 200 prisoners join in mourning. She turns away from the hymn Nearer My God to Thee and reads a book, showing no visible sympathy for the occasion. Local anarchists held on complicity charges were offered to join the services but refused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Goldman
Himma Goldman
McKinley
Chicago
Miss Goldman
Heroic Lieut Smith Goes Down With Cobra
The British torpedo boat destroyer Cobra foundered in the North Sea after an explosion. Corrected figures list seventy nine souls aboard with sixty seven presumed lost. Torpedo boats and cruisers rushed to the disaster scene, the gravest British naval loss since the Victoria. Lieut Hoswordih Smith, commander, stood on the bridge with arms folded and went down with the vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lieut. Smith
Cobra
North Sea
Bejtish
Victoria
Hoswordih Smith
Big Race Called Off In Redville Trotting Meet
The Abbot and Cres cens for a $20,000 purse in Redville Mass Eviday were canceled by the New England Trotting Horse Breeders Association director. No official reason was provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bre Abbot
Cresecaster
Readville
Mass
Priday
Haseen
New Magland Protting Horse Treeders Association
Abbot
Crescens
Redville
Eviday
Eugland Trotting Horse Breeders’ Association
Walls Collapse Terrorizes Chiva lo Store
The six story Rothschild & Co department store at State and Van Buren Streets in Chiva lo was partially wrecked Thursday night as internal partition walls toppled. Damage to building and stock estimated KY25,000. Czolgoss remains confined in Byre County jail under guard with limited access, only attorneys allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rothschild & Co
State and
van Buren Streets
Chivalo
Czolgoss
Byre
Minny Rers
St Louis Dry Goods House Makes General Assignment
St Louis firm Rosenthal and Seluman Tay Goods Company fails and assigns assets to creditors. Liabilities total 212000. Cause of failure not stated. Roosevelt referenced in appeal. Kroger plans memorial to Roosevelt from Brussels seeking U.S. intervention in South Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Mr. Kruger
London Daily Mail
Mruysels
United States
South Africa
St. Louis
Boston
Rosenthal & Seluman Tay Goods Company
W Roosevelt
Kroger
London
Brussels
Neighbors Honor McKinley With National Mourning
Neighbors in Canton join the nation in grief as William McKinley lies in state and mourners file past the draped casket. State officials, national guardsmen, and thousands gather to honor the late president, while Aguinaldo and Gov. Wood express sorrow and solidarity.
Crew Refuses to Quit Boat in Saginaw Day Water-logged Sail
Captain Tlauey of the steamer F. 2. Buell reports the Jupiter, laden with lumber, is water-logged at Saginaw Day after docking at Detroit Wednesday. The Isell attempted to board the schooner to rescue the crew, but they refused to abandon their tent amid market quotations for cereals and livestock across major U.S. markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tlauey
Buell
Detroit
Jupiter
Saginaw
Isell
Mayor Wray invites towns to attend Municipal League meeting
Wray calls all cities and towns in the state to Oscaloona for the annual meeting of the State League of Town Municipalities on October 9 to 11. The association, with nearly sixty members, will discuss street paving, street lighting, sanitation, waterworks, taxation, and franchises, and invites nonmembers to join and visit the city as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wray
Municipal League
Oscaloona
State League of Town Municipalities
Oskaloosa
State Legislat
W. Il. Wray
Board’s Business Large Report on State Board of Control
Expert accountants report three year financial review of the state board of control covering 1898 to 1901. Total receipts across general and special funds were 4 276 243 80 with disbursements 3 181 820 00. Balances on hand July 1, 1901 stood at 694 123 71. Findings praise thorough, methodical operations and compliance with law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Control
A. VL. Davison
Institutios
Suport
P. W W. Skinner
W. H. Hodges
Board of Control
First Annual Sioux County Press Association Meeting
The Sioux County Press Association held its first annual meeting at Orange City with representation from fourteen of fifteen county newspapers. D. Q. Stone was elected president W. W. Overholmer secretary FH A. McCormick treasurer and George F. E. Bowers business manager. A banquet followed at Hotel Betton featuring remarks and toasts on newspapers politics and the press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange City
Sioux County Press Association
D. Q. Stone
Hawarden Independent
W. W. Overhomer
Ireton Clipper
FH. A. McCormick
Maurice Banner
George FE
Ore
John FE
Orv
W. W. Overholser
Lew
Peck Plub van
J. W. Camptin
G. la. Tord
Colby
A. de Bey
He Andris
Attack on McKinley Arouses Jefferson Crowd
Victor I. Lovejoy, Jefferson city council member and local editor, wrestled with two women in his office after they denounced President McKinley on a Saturday evening. He claimed no intent to injure, saying he only aimed to remove them from the office as a crowd pressed nearby. The mayor later ordered the woman to go home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Jefferson
Victor I. Lovejoy
President McKinley
Chamberlain
Lovejoy
Mrs. Chamberlain
Iowa Corn Crop May Surpass Official Estimates
The Weekly Bulletin from Des Moines reports a cooler week with abundant rainfall across Iowa, reviving pastures and potatoes and improving soil for fall seeding. Corn harvesting slowed by showers but progress continues, and the crop appears likely to exceed any official statewide estimates. pastures and potatoes benefit from the moisture. Farmer loses money at circus as confidence man steals $20 at Rockwell City. suspect Victor Stout is bound over to court. Despondent Louis Lindley, 26, dies at Missouri Valley by ingesting cacholic acid. he leaves a wife and three children. Christ Mueller, 78, a leading Mississippi Valley lumberman, dies suddenly at Davenport. he settled there in 1862. Henry W. Daly, 60, longtime Ottawa resident and Rescue lodge member, dies. survived by a widow and four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines Iu
West Cenral
John Dean
Rockwell City
Dean
Victor Stout
Louis Lindley
Misasuri Valley
Christ Mueller
Mississippi Valley
Aigo
Davenport
America
Mysterious death near Oskaloosa shocks county
Body of a young woman decomposed and partially clothed was found in high weeds southeast of Oskaloosa by farmers cutting corn. No papers or weapons found, identification impossible. Hat near the body. The case prompts strong crime suspicions amid surrounding mystery and local chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oskualoona
Oskaloosa
Post Offices Discontinued and Firm Reorganization
Post offices at Albaton Loasing and Maple G Landing will be discontinued and serviced by rural delivery. Canmine Will Retire as Canmains Hewitt Wright of Des Moines reorganizes with Alvert B. Cumming's retirement. Darrell Wright returns. The firm will become Wright Lewitt Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albaton
Loasing
Maple G Landing
Fowth
Monona County
Dave
Post Office Department
Pastors Appointed Complete List of Presiding Elders and Pastors
The Des Moines conference of the Methodist Episcopal church issued full appointments at Chariton on Monday. The long list names presiding elders and assigned pastors across Atlantic Boone and Chariton districts, including W. O. Allen Atlantic presiding elder and W. B. Thompson Chariton district, with numerous clergy and circuit assignments across several towns and counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Chariton
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Atlantic
W. O. Allen
Adair
J. C. Tike
Adel
A. A. Barton
Anita
J. F. Davie
George M. Hughes
Audubon
P. J. Volmer
Audubon Circuit
George Weyrathh
Avoca
Phillips
Carson
Joseph Stephen
Casey
Stuart
Lewis
F. J, Wathan
Macedonia
Chambers
Maine
R. B. Hughes
Menlo
A. M. Lott
North Branch
Eliott
Vorhees
Oakland
M. G. Rando
Panora
A. E. Buriff
Redfield
G. W. Ladd
Shelbs
G. P. Pry
J. N
Doyie
Gilbert Station
Colling D
DP. Abbey
Glidden
Molesworth
Grand
G. W. Wood
Jamaica
A. T. Curtis
Jefferson
T. K. Billingsley
Kirkman and Irwin
Z. W. Lucas
Madrid
A. A. Thompson
Manning
Alexander Bennett
Maxwell
O. BF
Shaw
Minburn
Carl Brown
Nevada
W. H. Shipman
Creston
E. W. McDade
Cromwell
J.E. Coe
Cumberland
Elliott
Geo
Winterbourne
Emerson
W. T. Cox
Fontanellea
G. W. Maine
Grant
A. I. Gates
Gravity
W. Brewer
Greenfield
I’. Harris
Mwebron
T. FR. Brown
Lenox
A. E
J. W. Caldwell
Shambaugh
D. Pruitt
Stanton
D. Merdna
Villisea
W. M. Dadlex
Yorktown
J. G. Bourne
Nes Moines
J. H. Sensenney
Presiding Elder
Post Office
Altoon
W. C. Smith
Ankeney
A. D L. Golden
Brown Chapel
John Branson
Carlisle
Wesley Church
A. J. Griffith
East Peru
William M. Blood
Indianola
B. Miller
Jamison
M. J. Rairick
Mingo
C. GC. Wilkins
Mitchelville
J. H. Turd
Monroe
J. M. Heimick
New Virginia
J.T. Boyd
Norwalk
A. Thornburne
Pleasantville
Adams
Pleasant
Harvey
Herby
A. M. Milesworth
Lingonil
Sparks
Garden Grove
J. C. Nowland
Grams River
Harvard
Humeston
W. Cozier
Kellerton
C. E. Wood
Lacona
Krell
Leon
N. Woodward
Linevill
VV. Smith
Milo
J. Llardued
Mount Ayr
V. D. Veeder
Murray
JT. W. Bott
Oakley
G. W. Guthrie
Int
T. J. Wright
Promise City
S. I. Weavers Stedding
F. B. Dunn
Russell
J. GL
T. J. Smith
Persia
P. Jacobs
Randolph
W. Graves
Riverton
I. T. Stevenson
Shenandoah
W. Stevenson
Sidney
E. M. Hoff
Silver City
J. M. Wright
Thurmway
M. M. Cable
Woodbine
E. Hill
Weston
C. KB. Gillispie
Mckinley death shadows business but gains seen later
Financial centers reel as news of President McKinley’s death spreads, with mixed outlooks based on a still-robust export economy. Analysts note higher stocks in 1901 driven by crops, rail profits, and foreign demand, while fears of a protracted market lull persist and rail unification plans may be delayed. The steel strike settlement and treasury actions ease some uncertainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mufkinley
Garfield
McKinley
Wall Street
Secretary of the Treasury
New York Bank Reserve
Steel strike ends with no concessions from U S Steel
The June 30 steel strike ended in New York after talks between Amalgamated Association leaders and United States Steel Corp officers. An agreement returned workers to idle mills, with full settlement terms not disclosed. Unconfirmed reports say no concessions were won by U S Steel and unions ceded control of several mills across multiple companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Corporation
New York
Amalgamated Association
United States Steel Corporation
Tt Wis
Crescent
Irondale
Chester
Star
Monongahela
Demler and Mouessen Mils
American Tin Plate Company
Dover
Hyde Park
Old Meadow
Saltsburg
Dewees Wood
Wellsville Mills
American Sheet Steel Company
Painter, McCutcheon and Chirk Mlls
American Hoop Company
Joliet
Milwaukee Mills
Medeval Steer Company
Apterivan Tube Company
Shifer
M. By. Tighe
John Pierce
Ben T. Davis
American ‘Vin Plate Company
Schwab
Steel Corporation
Shaffer
FT. W. Jenks
S Mills
W. H W. Corey
Carnegie Steel Company
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Fimmet Co. Republican
Estherville, Inwaa
Skins & Nichols
Peruvian
Court OF Inquiry
Berennius
Montreal
Duke and Duchess of Cornwall
York
Rosenthal & Letmiany Dry Goods Company
Alrnady
Czalgosz
Auburn Prison
Mead
Wayne,Mich
Pere Marquette
Goldman
Enons Goldman
Milankee
Quebec
Jacob Tocket
Prairietown
Newing Machine
Ser
Earth
William Melkinley
Tie
Ohin
Supreme Court
MeKinley Cottage
North Market Street
Almer MelSinley
Dr. Risey
Waa
Aguinaldo
Gos. Taft
Gen. Chaffee
Manila
Cuba
Wood
Vampa
Fla
Hayao
Columon
Toledo
Milwaukee
Ste
Lee
T Board
Sioux County
Lowa
Henry W. Daly
Onawa
Rescue Lodge of Quawn
Stephen Thinek
Martinsburg
Sigourney
Ashcraft
Ezra Elijah
Sarah Hawk
Anth
Melousie
Whitcomb
Foothall
Dubuque
Evelyn Majeroun
Musalem
Lutze
Sioux City
Ian
Town City
Marshalltown Hore
Marshalltown
Wilson
Janes Wilson
Click Janetson
Western Lines
Momence
Lake Erie
American Gurang Foundry Company
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