19 Sep 1901
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Newspaper
Hamilton Telegraph
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1901
Page
1
A chaotic account of the McKinley assassination aftermath, detailing President Roosevelt's presence in the open, the moving cortège through Buffalo, and the poignant farewells. The narrative covers the burial preparations, the solemn train departure, and the emotional scenes of mourners, including Mrs. McKinley and officials.
Dr Wanata of Lansing Michigan extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female disorders. The testimonial claims dramatic cures for ovarian troubles and menstruation issues, urging women to seek Mrs Pinkham's guidance in Lynn Massachusetts and avoid inferior alternatives.
A long-running experiment from 1877 at Ohio State University tested wheat yields per acre at varying seed rates. Early results showed seven pecks sometimes paying, but often not covering costs. By 1892 the study moved to a less productive site and later found best profits at eight pecks or more, with eight to ten pecks giving the best returns.
Oxroup notes a national calamity after the assassination of President Win Mokuilay causing gloom. A mourning flag is raised as a memorial service is planned at Minin University chapel on Sept. 10 201. Citizens urged to suspend business as a mark of respect. Tomes Hughas of Swift & Company Chicago and Mr and Mrs Wan Rithwager visiting Indianapolis today.
President Roca of Argentina conveys condolences to President Roosevelt on the death of President McKinley. The message condemns the assassination and mourns the loss of the nation’s first magistrate. The note reflects international sympathy across American and British observers.
Tens of thousands gather in rain and wind to watch the bier of President William McKinley in the Temple of Music, as police, military aides, and dignitaries accompany his casket. Roosevelt and other leaders appear weary and somber amid the formal procession and crowd.
Governor Gronce K. Nagi issues a public proclamation withdrawing the September 18 observance and designates Thursday, September 19, as the new observance date. The note cites uncertainty over presidential actions and confirms the change in the official schedule.
A man named Czolgosz was arrested in Deryea, Pa, on charges of attempting to blow up a Polish Catholic church. Police found dynamite and wires in his trunk. A Scranton to World special notes anarchist activity linked to President McKinley’s assassination wave.
A death mask of President McKinley was taken by Miepard TA Paliech of Westford Goan Pau at 7 20 tonight in Milburn House. The faithful reproduction captures late President McKinley’s features amid the era’s grief in New York.
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