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Newspaper

Kansas Agitator

Location

Garnett, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1901

Page

3

Death of the President McKinley Burns Nation

A detailed account of President William McKinley’s death from gunshot, the hours of vigil at the Milburn home in Buffalo, the medical efforts, and the reactions of officials and the public. It notes the assassin Czolgoss’ capture, the funeral plans, and remarks on national mourning and political impact. The report names key figures present and the sequence of events leading to the president’s death at 2:15 am.

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Modern Cinderella Patsy Returns to Thank Atlanta Police

A girl described as Patsy, once a hungry city child rescued by a benevolent officer, visits Chief Bell at the Atlanta police barracks to express gratitude. She tells how a good policeman saved her from hardship years ago and found a loving home. A bouquet is left on the chief’s desk as the girl departs.

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All the World Mourns for the Plain President

All Friday and Friday night 80,000,000 Americans stood in thought at the bedside of their dying President. A plain man in plain clothes, accessible to ordinary citizens, he served as a unifying symbol. As he lay stricken, the nation forgot personal plans and united in sorrow, hope, and quiet courage.

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United States Sees Global Commerce Supremacy in 1900

An article notes U S exports in 1900 reached 1.453 billion dollars, leading Britain and signaling growth in manufacturing. It credits expansion in industry and agricultural output for supplying many countries with food and fuel, while tinplate production rises from negligible to nearly one million pounds.

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Night Sessions and Clerks in Parliament Compared

The article contrasts US congress and British parliament, noting the absence of clerks in the British assembly and members wearing bat during sessions. It discusses late convening hours and changes over time, including a shift from closing at 4 to 3 and adjourning at midnight.

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Skeleton of Samocherium Found in Pikermi Village

A fossil skeleton of a samotherium has been discovered at the Greek village of Pikermi proving the fossils are geologically of the same date as those found in Samos.

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Arkanans valley sugar beet plans attract northern colonists

Northern European families are being invited to settle near Holly Colorado in the Arkansas valley. Santa Fe official L L Seagraves says a league of experts finds the climate soil and irrigation exceptional, with a two year water supply and high potential profits from beet sugar cantaloupes alfalfa grains and dairy. The move aims to populate the valley with prosperous farmers and build homes and farms ready for settlers by autumn with further colonists expected after initial relocation.

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New York Voter Registration Figures Incomplete Report

Foreign for New Yorkers report shows New York City voter registration at 040 000 last year with participation in the presidential election reaching 272 000 native born voters and unclear remaining figures.

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Czolgosz Senator Hanon Dawes Fairbanks Yates Illinois J. H. Milburn Myron T. Herrick W. C. Brown Abner McKinley Russell B. Harrison Webb C. Hayes Ane Concas Pexicey Tmnor Abner McKinley Miss McKinley Mra. Duncan Mary Berber Irs Long Momee Rad Bimyer wArkives Providentia Atnmon-House Czolgoex Secret Service Odell Republic Chicago Inter Ocean Johnny Colorado Federation of Women's Clubs Cripple Creek Vant Ade Chicago Tribune Mas, William M'Kinley Railroad News MR. Seagraves Old England London Pennsylvania
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