President on Road to Recovery After Shooting
Morning conference reports the president slept well and is cheery though not yet out of danger. Doctors say unless complications arise he is on the road to recovery with no immediate need for further operations, and a possible move to Washington may follow.
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Roswell Park
Dr. Park
Washington
Park
Hermann Mynter
Eugene Wasdin
Dr. Mynter
Dr. Wasdin
Niagara Falls
Mr. Sprague
Root
Wrr
Federal Court Blocks Sale in Bankrupt Estate Dispute
Referee Chapin issued a restraining order that stopped the seizure and planned sale of Ephraim Frandt’s property in LaGrange County after bankruptcy filings and prior judgments. The order commands the local constable and others to refrain from disposition of assets until further court action, with a September 23 appearance to show cause for extending the restraint for a year or until discharge proceedings conclude.
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LaGrange
Frandt
Frederick Brady
Brady
Emma Goldman Held by Police
Emma Goldman was captured after a police investigation revealed an engraved pen with her name. She admitted identity and was taken to Chief O'Neill’s office in Buffalo pending extradition talks. Authorities plan to hold Isaaks and other archists without bail as probes continue.
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Emma Goldman
Captain Schuettler
O’neill
O’niell
Miss Goldman
Chicago
Buffalo
Miss Thaaks
Rochester
Hochstein
Joseph Street
Mr. Isaaks
Cardinal Manning
Walter Nowak
Czolgosz
Mendel
Cleveland
Hollenden
O'Neill
Bull
Harrison
Isaaks
Colleran
Miss Goldsman
Abraham’ Isaaks
Maurice Isaaks
Clemence Pfeutzer
Hyppolite
Assassination Suspect Leon Czolgosz Born in Detroit
Detroit investigation traces Leon Czolgosz to a Benton Street home in 1874 based on city directories. Neighbors recall the Polish saloonkeeper J. J. Lorkowski confirming the boy born there in 1874, with the family moving to Posen in 1875 and later Alpena. If born in Alpena, he would be about twenty-six, not twenty-eight, per familial timelines.
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Detroit
Leon Czolgosz
McKinley
Leon
Old City
Czolgosz
Benton Street
J. J. Lorkowski
Lorkowski
Posen
Mich
Alpena
Emma Goldman in St. Louis Amid Anarchist Meetings
Emma Goldman, labeled an alleged anarchist, held eight conferences last Friday and Saturday with St. Louis anarchists in two saloons. She left for Chicago Saturday night, possibly before reaching the city, and received a letter with a wholesale house check at the St. Louis post office. She laughed at accusations tied to the Buffalo shooting and said she might go to a newspaper office or Buffalo to confront claims.
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St. Louis
Emma Goldman
Chicago
Miss Goldman
New York
Buffalo
Louttit Seeks Allen County Cadet Scholarship Nominee
Hon George W Louttit announces he will recommend a qualified Allen county youth for a Vincennes University cadet scholarship. Tuition is free except for music lessons. The Vincennes campus is in the historic oldest Indiana town with reasonable boarding. Apply via Geo W Louttit 19 Court Street.
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George W. Louttit
The
Sentinel
Vincennes University
Louttit
Allen County
Indiana
Vincennes
Geo. W. Louttit
Court Street
Indiana Day Decision Reconsidered for Pan-American Exposition
Indianapolis reports a governor's postponement of Indiana day at the Pan-American exposition was reconsidered after telegrams from Senator Fairbanks and expo officers, aligning with President McKinley's wish to proceed with the celebration next Saturday.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Fairbanks
McKinley
Two Men Hurt in Pittsburg Freight House Accidents
Two accidents in the Pittsburg freight house last night left H. J. Kreuger with a crushed right hand little finger and J. M. Bryan with bruised right foot toes. Both men are tr uickmen.
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Pittsburg
H. J. Kreuger
J. M. Bryan
The Power of Not Worrying About Tomorrow
Dr Talmage warns against forebodings and borrowed trouble urging readers to rely on God for daily needs. He likens future fears to storms and emphasizes gratitude, present duties, and trusting divine care rather than anxiety or pessimism.
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Louis Kiopsch
Talmage
Flolen Chalmers
Thomas Chalmeys
Free Church of Scotland
McCheynes
Robin
Gots
JL O'Clork
Payson
Robert Hall
Theodore Frelinghuysen
Judas
Iast
Joshua
Swindlers Exploit Fake Relatives At Morgue In Chicago
The Chicago Inter Ocean reports on a graft where impostors pose as distant relatives to cover funeral costs for unidentified dead. The fake rel- atives study morgue descriptions, claim kinship, and solicit funds while genuine relatives remain uninformed. Hospital attache says such schemes persist due to lack of complaints and enforcement.
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Pie
Gererally
Chicago Inter Ocean
Language quarrels and aristocratic rides in London
The Critic quotes The Bookman on pronunciation of none and suggests educated readers differ from many uneducated speakers. It notes Lord Salisbury’s London cycling on Arlington Street and Buckingham Palace grounds, with his daughter Lady Gwendolen Cecil accompanying him on a bicycle.
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Lord Salisbury
Hatfeld
London
Premher
Arlington Street
Himt
Buckingham Palace
Ife
Palace
Gwendolen Cecil
Sermon Details and Safety Notes At London Church
A London church notice restates Sunday and week night service times and confirms front pews are sound. It urges all ages to join singing and notes the choir’s aim to urge rather than discourage congregants. It also mentions Boer children taught to use rifles and cites Cincinnati’s growth compared to state wealth.
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London
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