Omagh Wounds Heal as McKinley Is Out of Danger
Buffalo N Y September 12 President McKinley is out of danger according to Dr Charles McBurney after surgeons at the Milburn home conferred The bulletin notes favorable progress with nourishment resumed and pulse and temperature improving Physicians report the red wounds healing and the stomach wounds mending Mrs McKinley’s bedside visits continuing as cabinet members depart for Washington
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Buffalo, N. Y
Spt
McKinley
Charles McBurney
Eugene Wasdin
Hay
Washington
Root
Hitchcock
Postmaster-gén- Smith
Wilson
Milburn
President's health improves. may be well in a month
Buffalo Sept 12 The president's condition has improved rapidly in the last 24 hours and he can now take solid food with relish. Physicians say he should be in good health within a month. Breakfast Thursday included beef tea toast coffee and a little whisky.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Roanoke Man Near Presidents Garfield and McKinley Shot Incidents
Norfolk dispatch reports A. L. Sibert of Roanoke who stood about 50 feet from Garfield during his shooting was within a few feet of McKinley when he was shot. The account highlights Sibert's close proximity to both U.S. leaders during the assassinations.
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Roanoke
Garfield
Guiteau
McKinley
Medicines for the President Flood Buffalo Mail Bags
Express packages addressed to the president and Secretary Cortelyou pile up in Buffalo as well as to the surgeon in charge. The contents are medicines and salves from unknown origins, some home made, some for internal use. One sender insists a goose feather is needed for application.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Ohio
Proletarian Platform Demands Violent Action and Reform
The Courier reports Police Chief Bull holds the Czolgosz code of instructions. The Free Society platform argues for violent proletarian action to overthrow current elites and outlines goals: revolutionary destruction of domination, communal production, free exchange without profit, secular scientific education for all, equal rights, and governance by independent communes and confederacies.
Czolgosz Case To Be Tried State Side Says Root
Secretary of War Root states the Czolgosz case will be tried by the state. Supt. Bull reports no requisition papers prepared for Emma Goldman who remains in a Chicago jail. Dr. Charles McBurney departed Buffalo Thursday afternoon and is away for two or three days.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Root
Czolgosz
Bull
Emma Goldman
Chicago
Charles McBurney
Anarchy suspects held as Buffalo extradition delays
Chicago police say ten anarchists accused of conspiring to assassinate the president will likely be released without tangible evidence from Buffalo authorities. Chief ONeill reports Buffalo sent no decisive information on Emma Goldman and associates, while Cleveland clues delay extradition.
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Chicago
tUuless
Buffalo
O'Neill
Chief Bull
Emma Goldman
Colleran
Bull
O’neil
Cleveland
President’s recovery praises as stomach heals
In Buffalo on September 12 Dr. McBurney announces the president’s condition has improved since Wednesday night. He notes the stomach has healed and the interior wound can tolerate nourishment. The exchange ends with the president choosing an egg over a shave, while seeking a mild cigar tomorrow.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Six Home Soldiers Face Expulsion Over McKinley Shooting
In Dayton Ohio six soldiers at the home expressed gratification after President McKinley’s shooting. They will likely be expelled following a gubernatorial review. Gov Thomas ordered trials, and after hearing, Dr. Stein walked into the proceeding.
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Dayton, CO
President McKinley
Thomas
Dr. Stein
Opening of Schley court of inquiry marks tense Santiago battle probe
Washington Navy Yard witnesses describe the July 1898 Santiago campaign in depth as Rear Admiral Schley faces scrutiny for his tactics. Admiral Dewey and Judge advocate General Lemly lead testimony in a landmark naval inquiry.
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Schley
Santiago
Sampson
Navy Department
Department
Philip
Cervera
Admiral Dewey
Dewey
Rearadmiral Benham
New Yorker
Henry L. Howison
Annapolis
Samuel C. Lemly
Edwin P. Hanna
Jeremiah Wilson
United States
Madelline Pollard
W. C. P. Breckinridge
Raynor
Maryland
Capt
Jas. Parker
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Crowninshield
Bureau of Navigation
Maclay
Brooklyn
Caitiff
Court of Inquiry
Long
Cienfuegos
Key West
Colon
Henle
Texas
Navy Yard
Howison
Potomac
Lemly
W. S. Schley
W.S. Schley
F. A. Frost
Boston
Frost
Schrey
E. P. Hanna
Judge Advocate General of
Navy
Wm. Spon
Liverpool
New York
Foster Nichols
Nichols
Expulsion Proposal from National Soldiers Homes Board
York, chairman of the National Soldiers Homes board, urges that the men be expelled. The statement signals a decisive action within the organization and underscores conflict over disciplinary measures among board leadership.
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York
The
National Soldiers' Homes
McKinley Wounds Praised by Lancet Editorial
The Lancet editorial in the London paper praises McKinley’s survival after his wounds, crediting the life saved by the excellent surgery of American confreres and noting Providence as guiding his fate.
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London
Lancet
McKinley
Jessie Morrison Released From Kansas Penitentiary
Leavenworth Kansas September 12 Jessie Morrison was released from the penitentiary Thursday morning pending appeal of a five year murder sentence for killing Mrs Olin Castle at Eldorado She went to Excelsior Springs to visit her brother and was too nervous to sign her name in the guardroom her face pale with relief.
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Leavenworth
Kas
Jessie Morrison
County awards contracts for groceries and meat to several suppliers
County commissioners approved contracts for workhouse groceries to Indianapolis Fancy Grocery Co. for 809.12 and J C Perry Co. for 443.02 and 425.68 for the poor asylum and Julietta insane hospital. Beef prices varied by institution from six to seven cents per pound due to delivery distances. John O Neill to supply flour for all institutions at 3.40 for winter wheat and 3.90 for spring wheat.
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Indianapolis
Fancy Grocery Company
J. C. Perry & Co
Julietta Insane Hospital
Carl Walker
William Beck
Julietta Hospital
John O’niel
Switch engine jumps track under Whitehall Bridge
In Atlanta on September 12 a Southern switch engine derailed after jumping from the rear at a curve beneath Whitehall Street bridge. Conductor Ea Underwood, riding on the front of the engine, was bruised. The other trainmen escaped unharmed.
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Atlanta, Ga
Whitehall St. Bridge
Ea | Underwood
Forger Uses Forged Checks On Three Dealers
A young man used forged checks drawn on the Merchants National Bank to obtain goods from three firms: J. W. Neumann, Western Produce Company, and J. F. Shideler & Co. He netted about $30 by buying small items and receiving change. The fraud involved checks claimed to be from A Keifer Drug Co and passed off before the drug firm opened. The forgeries are described as clumsy.
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J. W. Neumann
S. Delaware-st
Western Produce Company
Maryland-st
J. F F. Shideler & Co
A. Keifer Drug Company
Merchants’ National Bank
G. M Hammond
Keifer Company
Labor commissioner arrives to mediate B and O strike
State labor commissioner Schmid traveled from Indianapolis to Washington Indiana to seek settlement of the B and O S W shop employes and section hands strike. Several talks occurred with railway officials and the strikers committee. Ten machinists returned to work but the plants remain largely idle. Deputies were sent to Huron to quell a threatened move to remove locomotive fites and halt traffic.
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Washington
Ind
Schmid
Indianapolis
Huron
Special Fair Travel Rates and Extra Trains Announced
Vandalia offers one fare for round trips from Sept 16 to 21 valid through Sept 23 with special trains from Greencastle to Indianapolis on Sept 17 18 and 19. Indiana Pennsylvania Railroad runs a Richmond bound special Sept 17 while Louisville division runs Sept 17 18 19 and I and W lines arrange extra service to handle crowds. Rates on these roads mirror the Vandalia price.
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Vandalia
Greencastle
Indianapolis
Pennsylvania
Richmond
Louisville
Costly Toss Shoves Patron From Wandner Saloon
George Milan of 1309 Hudson street refused to pay two beers at Wandner's saloon on Fort Wayne Avenue. He was ejected by Abe Davis, then threw a brick hitting Davis in the head but not seriously injuring him. Judge Daly later ordered Milan to pay 20 dollars and costs.
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George Milan
Hudsonsr
Wandner
Fort Wayne Ave
Abe Davis
Milan
Davis
Burglary Report and Local Public Safety Actions
Paul E. Rowe reported burglars entered through a side window Wednesday night and took his gold watch and £6.70. The Board of Safety met Thursday and did not take up charges against Superintendent of Police Quigley. Bedding and current supplies were ordered. County commissioners named John C. Morgason constable for Washington township to replace Frank A. Shields, who resigned months ago to become Broad Ripple town marshal.
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Paul E. Rowe
N. Noblest
Board of Safety
Quigley
John C. Morgason
Washington Township
Frank A. Shields
Broad Ripple
Diamonds and Jewelry at 28 Monument Place
An advertisement from J. P. Mullally offers diamonds and jewelry with at least 10 percent savings by locating outside the high rent district.
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J. P. Mullally
Monument-place
Ponder's Photos and Baby Portraits Advertised
Local ad promotes Ponder's Photos with baby portraits and special services for women. Mentions 229 Massachusetts Avenue and Wulechner's as nearby names and locations for customers.
Saloon raid prompts continued temperance crusade
The Young People's Christian Temperance Union met and voted to persist in the fight against Sunday saloons. About 100 saloons have been documented and sent to the grand jury, with instructions to keep gathering evidence each Sunday. Despite reports of beer purchases on Sunday, the saloons reportedly remained open last Sunday.
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Young People’s Christian Temperance Union
Judge weighs standing in suit over treasurer bond
Circuit judge Allen took under advisement the case of Ramus F. Stuart versus Sterling KR Holt to determine if Stuart has standing as a citizen to sue. Holt's attorney argues only the county auditor may bring suit on the treasurer's bond.
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Allen
Ramus F. Stuart
Sterling KR. Holt
Stuart
Holt
Debt limit questioned over 92000 loan and city debt
Harold Megrew, finance chairman, says county notice of taxable property is invalid for debt calculations. He argues auditor must use tax duplicates, delaying city figures until December. If correct, Dunn's October 1 loan is barred by the debt limit. A state house display features a large illuminated portrait of the grand order leader.
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Megrew
Dunn
McKinley Murmured Lord's Prayer Before Unconsciousness
In Buffalo on September 12 1901 President McKinley nearing ether induced unconsciousness whispered part of the Lord's Prayer as doctors noted his lips moving faintly toward final words. They recalled no display yet described a sincere moment of faith.
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Buffalo
N. Y
McKinley
Tramps Impede Wisconsin Central Train in Armed Attack
A gang of armed tramps raided a Wisconsin Central freight train near Irvine on Thursday. A pitched battle with the crew followed. one bandit named James Ryan was shot in the leg. Chippewa Falls officers captured five more suspects.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin Central
Irvine
James Ryan
Chippewa Falls
Two Men Arrested in Cotton Belt Train Robbery Near Texarkana
In Fort Worth on September 12 reports say two former Cotton Belt brakemen were arrested in Greenville for the railway robbery near Texarkana. About $9,000 was found on them.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Greenville
Texarkana
Cotton Belt Railway
Board Deep in Debt Fines Missed in County Audit
County records show uncollected fines were not investigated during a renovation by Experts Bookwalter and McCaslin two years ago. Commissioner Greer said the instruction to the experts did not cover fines and the county cares mainly about court costs as fines go to the state school fund, leaving delinquencies untouched.
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Bookwalter
McCaslin
Greer
Hursday
Three Negroes Hanged by Mob in Wickliffe Ky
A mob broke into Wickliffe jail and hanged Frank Howard Sam Reed and Ernest Harrison to a crossbeam in John McCauley's mill for the murder and robbery of Wash Thomas. The men confessed to the crime and their bodies remained on the crossbeam at noon.
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Cairo
Wickliffe
Frank Howard
Sam Reed
Ernest Harrison
John McCauley
Wash Thomas
Revolt in Turkish Provinces Amid Calls for Reinforcements
Vienna dispatch reports El Hajaz and Aziz provinces with Arab allies rising against Turkish authority. About 50,000 under arms, while 40,000 Turkish troops move to quell the rebellion. Gen. Destast Pasha seeks additional troops from the sultan.
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Vienna
Die Information
Constantinople
el Hajaz
Aziz
Destast Pasha
New Library Scheme Opens Indianapolis Branch
A Philadelphia based book lending plan opens a branch on Ws Ghio St in Indianapolis opposite the public library. Hundreds have subscribed and members pay a small yearly fee to borrow one to three books weekly. Readers name two titles and receive one on each visit via a delivering messenger. The plan aims for wide popularity despite unclear profits.
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Booklovers” Library
Indianapolis
Weather forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity for the 36 hours ending 8 p m Friday: fair conditions with cooler temperatures. Morning reading 70 degrees, noon 80 degrees, 2 p m 81 degrees. Showers possible in southern Michigan and eastern Ohio.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Illinois
Kentucky
Michigan
Ohio
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M’burney
M’kinley
Mrs. M'Kinley
Mil
Norfolk, Va
L. Sibert
Olgosz
Free Society
Sampson-Schley
Washington Navy
Vis
Schley Court of Inquiry
Inquiry
Kruger’s. Son
London, Feet
Geéen
Lord Kitch
City Life
Ponder
Massachusetts
Newplanee
Wulechner
Harold Megrew
Council
Odd Fellows
New Orleans
Thursdday
Harrison
Vieit
Bennett's New Gallery
E. Wash
Turkey
Bretzman
S. Ilinois St
Wek
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