Third Letter From G. M. Locke
G M Locke and wife travel from Somerville to Rye Center and Boston area visiting navy yards and historic monuments. They describe market sights in Boston and Nantasket Beach, church scenes in Park Street, and memories of Manchester New Hampshire with details on graves, farms, and family history.
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G. M. Locke
Somerville
MaAss
Locke
Rye Center
Rochester
York Beach
Navy Yard
Portsmouth
Santiago
United States Service
Salem
Lynn
Beverly
Ipswich
Boston
George Washington
Mt. Auburn
Jos, Storey
John Winthrop
John Adams
James Otis
Indian Ridge
Longfellow
Charlotte Cushman
Charles Sumner
Rufus Choate Channing
Everett
Fanny Fern
Chickering
Nantasket Beach
Park Street
Withrow
Wray
Brooklyn
New Manchester House
Manchester
N. H
Boston and Maine
Gen. Stark
Stark
Merrimack River
Bedford Center
Kittridge
Father
Mother Kittredge
London
England
United States
Florida
Amherst
Worcester
Greeley
Manchester City
Kittredge
G. M. Locks
Benjamin Franklin
Paul Revere
Henry Had
Roosevelt Sworn In As Acting President After McKinley Death
The death of President McKinley elevates Vice President Theodore Roosevelt who took the oath at Buffalo on Saturday afternoon and pledges to continue the McKinley policy for peace, prosperity and honor. He asks for a national day of mourning and retains the Cabinet for the present, promising steady governance with dignity.
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Roosevelt
McKinley
Buffalo
United States
Real Estate and Farm Listings by John Hartley
John Hartley of Henry Illinois advertises city residences farms and land for sale with prices and locations. Includes 8 room house 2500 6 room house 700 and farm tracts 50 per acre to 10 400 with easy terms. Excursions listed first and third Tuesday monthly.
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Putnam
Henry
Bureau County
Whitefan
Steuben
Central Town
Rom
John Hartley
Henry, Il
Day of Mourning Proclamation for McKinley Death
President Roosevelt issues a solemn proclamation mourning the assassination of William McKinley. He calls the crime an attack on law and liberty and honors McKinley’s life of service and fortitude, urging national reverence and unity.
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Roosevelt
United States
McKinley
Cause of Death of President McKinley in Canton
The text reports President McKinley died from a bullet wound caused by anarchist Leon Czolgosz. Autopsy found the lead missile caused gangrene leading to death. Uncertain whether poisoning or dirt and grease contributed. It notes two anarchist assassins targeting rulers within a year and urges action to curb such killings.
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MrKinley
Leon Czolgosz
Canton
Ohio
McKinley
Czolgosz
United States
Paterson
N. J
Italy
Humbert
Buffalo
Christendom
Night of Terror and the Cure for Pneumonia
A widow of General Burnham of Machias Maine faced death from pneumonia at night. She begged for Dr King’s New Discovery and, after taking it, felt relief and was cured of consumption. the medicine is advertised as a universal cure for throat chest and lung diseases with trial bottles offered at Dr Powell’s City Drug Store.
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Burnham
Machias
H. Lincoln
Dr Powell
President Roosevelts Mourning Proclamation and Excerpts
The document cites Theodore Roosevelt announcing a national day of mourning on September 19 for the late President. It includes his call for worship and reverence, plus reflections on peace, prosperity, and international friendship as the Pan American Exposition closes. It also contains unrelated local notices and advertisements mentioning Vermifuge, land deeds, and property transfers in Lacon and surrounding areas.
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Theodore Roosevelt
United States of America
United States
Washington
A. D
United
Marriage Licenses Reported for Bradford and Toluca Couples
J. O. Medearis and Lillie Cunningham of Bradford. W. T. Schumacher of La Rose and Annie Meggenburg of Long Point. Claude Parks and Bessie Hatfield of Toluca listed among recent marriage licenses.
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J. O. Medearis
Lillie Cunningham
Bradford
W. T. Schumacher
la Rose
Annie Meggenburg
Long Point
Claude Parks
Bessie Hatfield
Toluca
August Flower as the Great Medicine of the Past
Advert describes August Flower as the universal remedy for indigestion biliousness and dull headaches. It claims doctors were scarce in the past and credits the liquid Greens Flower with cleansing the cystery stopping fermentation and stabilizing liver and nervous system function. It invites readers to obtain Greens Prize Almanac at Dr Powell's.
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August Flower
Deaths in the Executive Mansion Across Four Presidencies
The piece notes four presidents died during their terms: William Henry Harrison died April 4, 1841. Zachary Taylor July 9, 1850. Abraham Lincoln assassinated April 14, 1865 and died next morning. James A. Garfield shot July 2, 1881 and died September 10 at Elburton New Jersey. It also mentions two presidential wives died in office era, and two Lincoln sons died in the White House during the Civil War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Executive
Wm. Henry Harrison
Zachary Taylor
White House
Abraham Lincoln
Ford's Theatre
Garfield
Charles J. Guiteau
Pennsylvania Railroad
Elburton
N. J
Tyler
Harrison
Benjamin Harrison
Lincoln
Excursion Bulletin From McNabb Offers Weekly and Pan-American Fares
Pan-American and SEEL round trip excursions from McNabb list Buffalo via Pan-American and return prices. Sunday service to St Joel, 15 day tickets to Buffalo, 20 day and 30 day options noted. W. J. Beyer is agent. laundry ad appears with Yockey at Schaefer's news room.
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McNabb
St. Joel
Buffalo
Pan-American
W. J. Beyer
Schaefer's News Room
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Phila
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W. H. Wallace
President Theodore Roosevelt
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