President McKinley In Milburn House Report
Bulletin from Milburn House Buffalo reports the president’s condition remains favorable with normal blood count and improved nourishment. Doctors say no blood poisoning or peritonitis, though he remains very ill. Cabinet discussions focus on legal steps against the assassin amid care arrangements and travel considerations.
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Eugene Waldin
Charles M'Burney
George L. Cortelyou
Glenny House
Mil Burn
Knox
Gaye
Czolgosz
New York
Erie County
Penney
Root
New York State
Hay
Washington
Capitol
Goldman held without bail in Chicago case
Magistrate Prindiville ordered Emma Goldman, anarchist lecturer, held without bail pending upper court decisions. Goldman, who represented herself, faced a postponed bail ruling as prosecutors await Buffalo investigations. Judge Chetlsin planned to hear writ arguments Friday for Lebed corps and other anarchists.
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Chicago
Prindiville
Emma Goldman
Miss Goldman
Owens
Buffalo
Wubder
Mubinlyy
Chedluin
Eretiimenry
Hones Goldteen
Chiveyo
Presi
Polis
Striking Amalgamated Steel Workers Stand Firm
From Pittsburg on September 12, President Shaffer denied peace terms with the Amalgamated Association and pledged the strike would continue until victory. He rejected any instruction to settle and said no peace movements would be made. United States Steel officials pressed to restart plants, aided by police on the South Side as provisions and sleeping utensils were moved to strikers.
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Washington
McNinley
Kouna Gokloan
Crolgusa
McKinley
Poties Bull
Cralieosz
Ree
Pittsburg
Amalgamated Association
Shaffer
New York
Amalimmated Association
United States Steel Corporation
Star Mills
Star Plant
Union Station
South Eice
Btar
Analgamated Association
Willey
Joliet
Tih
Miruuis Steel
Wes
Striking workers warned of no work this fall or winter
Report from Kitchener to the war office details Boer losses at Groote Veld and in the Great Meanie’s Valley with several dead and fifty prisoners in early September. Col Crobbens defeats Van Der Merwe’s camp killing a lieutenant, with 37 captured from 100. A Nebraska Iowa creamery consolidation forms the Nebraska Iowa Creamery Co. in Omaha with 210,000 capital and 3,000,000 pounds annual butter output.
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London
Lord Kitchener
War Office
I'retoria
Methuen
Vantander
de Larey
Great Maine’s Valley
Matjesfontein
Cape Colony
Crobbens
van der Merwe
Scheeper
Creamertesa
Omaha
Neb
Fir Nebraska
Iowa
Combine
Nebraska-Iowa Creamery Company
Rise in Methodism and war veterans' consolidation urged
Reports from London and Denver detail a Methodist ecumenical conference citing 24,509,421 adherents and church property valued at 200,000,000 with 65,087 churches and 48,344 ministers. Denver announces Wednesday as a statewide day of prayer for President McKinley with services, closings, and evening observances.
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Statintics of Methodiam
London
International Ecumenical Conferences of the
Methodist Church
Denver
Col
Orman
McKinley
Wellitzgtusa
Baltimore
Board of Povernors
Union League of Maryland
George Ie Wellinpian
Annual Parade of the Grand Army in Cleveland
Surviving veterans of the Grand Army of the Republic joined a grand parade in Cleveland on September 13. Nearly half a million spectators lined Case and Euclid avenues as the eight mile column passed the reviewing stand. Gen. Leo Rassieur led the march with Gov. Nash and Sen. Hanna among noted participants. A large audience of schoolchildren cheered as bands played patriotic tunes. A mass meeting was planned for the afternoon to praise President McKinley and other figures in recovery efforts.
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Cleveland, O
Annnis
Grand Army of the Republic
Case and
Euclid Avenues
Beene
Leo Rassieur
M. A. Hanna
Une
Court of Honor
Tend Street
Bond
Superior
Lake Hiie
Comommander
Hassieur
McKinley
Hanna
Nash
Ohio
Johnson
Cleveland
Bassieur
Grant Army
William R. Day
Canton
Fairbanks
Indiana
Hfon
Charles Grosvenor
Rev
de Manchester
New Electric System Surpasses Expectations in Test
A report in the Electrical Review details a biodivension Polyphase electric traction system tested in Italy. The test achieved 45 mph with five-car trains on inclines and 21,000-volt dynamos over a substantial line, with reliable automatic appliances and plans for transatlantic stations in Portugal, France, and Germany.
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Electrical Review
London
Italy
Suleh
Baseball standings and league results from old table
The article lists National League clubs with won and lost records and percentages for teams including Pittsburgh Philadelphia Brooklyn St Louis and Chicago Cincinnati and mentions American League games and matchups. It also notes a Washington Boston encounter and a Dayton Grand Rapids game among scattered results. A separate note covers a Washington Sept 12 inquiry court hearing procedures and eligibility challenges.
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Feading
National League
Pittsburghd
Philadelph
Brooklyn
Rey Br. Louis
Boston
Chicas
Cincinnat “i
Weanington Cheveland
AllIwaukee
Verine
Chicago
New York
Cmneinnati
York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Brooklvynburg
Bro
Amerlean Lezguy
Washington
Bos— Tron
Grand Burge Tidk
Grand Replds
Wietelice, & i
Western
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Marine Hospital Service
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Melburney
Mr. McKinley
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Anuther
Indianapolis
Nation Association of
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Kitchener
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Intsile
Czar
Meot
Hela
Prussia
Nicholas
Tee Schoelay
Quuuiryy
Wilsoh
New Benham
Sculyy
DEWEY
Ihdy
Km Custom
Waddington
Howisen
Loy
Ness
Willis Z. Holings
Ehief
Ald
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Pennsyluania
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Alves
Jevery
Switzerland
Americas
Wickham Smith
Lee Grotto
Works Pass
Luspe
Pahela
Lin Rngs Company
Steikern
William
Hohenzollern
Standart
Count Platen
Knaiser
Czur
Hohensellern
Kaiser
Pangway
Parker
Vicksburg
Miss
Board of Trade
James B. Parker
Uniis
Trret Service
Mudies
Cannelsville
Fittsburg Coel Company
Port Hoyal
Dally News
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Baseball
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