William McKinley Lies In State Amid Grief Across Town
In Canton Ohio crowds thronged the courthouse to view the flag draped casket of William McKinley. The scene showed universal sorrow as thousands filed past the bier, noting changes in his countenance and the pallid lips. The body would soon be moved to the church for burial.
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Canton
William McKinley
United States
Teara
Washington
Tenra
Grand Army
Court House
Tenth Street
Cherry
Tuscarawas
Market Street
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Capt
Cowles
Navy
Gage
National Guard of Ohio
Army
Hauns
McKinley
Buffalo
Gaius
Marylund
Maryland
Canton Holds Funeral Train Arrival for McKinley Remains
The noon arrival in Canton drew vast crowds as militia lined the streets and Abner McKinley and Dr. Rixey helped Mrs. McKinley from the car. Roosevelt and cabinet officials followed the coffin to a state in the courthouse yard, with mourners streaming by for hours and the city wrapped in deep sorrow.
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Canton
William K. Day
Judge Grant
Judge Day
Abner McKinley
Dr. Rixey
Counsel for Czolgosz and Chicago Fire Aftermath
Buffalo reports Doren L. Lewis and Hubert A. Titus advising Leon Czolgosz defense for first degree murder of President McKinley. Judge Nirus to confer after returning from Milwaukee to align defense strategy. Chicago fire devastates Florsheim factory at 258 Madison Street, damage about 100000 dollars. Boston store Hosenthal and Lesbian Dry Goods Co. files general assignment to creditors totaling 212000 dollars.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Doren L. Lewis
Hubert A. Titus
Emery
Del
Leon II. Czolgosz
Meliiley
Nirus
Milwaukee
Lewis
Chicago
Chicago Fire Department
Florshella & Co
Madison Street
Agsiygwed
St. Louis
Big Bostoh
Hosenthal and Lesbian Dry Goods
Mipany, Wadyan
Cabinet Reappointment Confirmed by Roosevelt
Washington reports on excellent authority that all cabinet members have accepted renewal offers from President Roosevelt. They will remain in office, though resignations would be required if they wished to depart. The president’s sincerity and support for McKinley era policies are cited, with news also confirming approval of talks on the isthmian canal treaty with England.
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Macuswell
Roosevelt
Capt
Cowles
McKinley
Caen
Nesh
Marshell J Williaass
Unite Pebe Sysperament
Ohio
Ebb
Washington
England
Progress and shocks follow McKinley death in early reports
Reports from across the nation recount reactions to President McKinley’s death. References include anti Croker wins in New York primaries, a Chicago man acquitted in a wife murder case, a Chicago man’s death by suicide after failed vengeance, and Roosevelt praised for McKinley policy continuity. The presidential train progress from Washington to Canton draws large crowds, with fifty thousand at Pittsburg.
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New York Medical Journal
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Pittsburg
McKinley
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Richard Olney
Mekkley
Olney
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Mauss
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Five hotels burn in Carbondale blaze destroys Newell House
A four story brick hotel named Newell House in Carbondale Illinois burned Wednesday night causing losses over 50000. The fire started from a plate in the juror porter's area with the top of the building scorched. Pittsburg plate workers vote to secede from Amalgamated association and keep strike. Western Missouri eastern Kansas report killing frost after drought breaking.
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Southern Vlinins
Pittsburg
Tin Plate Workers
Amalgamated Association
Verl Oose Steel
Ramage
Brest
Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Baseball Scores From Wednesday Across Leagues
Summary of Wednesday games across National American Western leagues with results for Pittsburgh Philadelphia Brooklyn St Louis Chicago Detroit Boston Milwaukee Washington Cleveland Baltimore and other teams. Includes scores from multiple matchups and two game events across Columbus Wheeling Dayton Marion Grand Rapids St Paul Minneapolis and more.
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Brooklyn
St. Louis
Cinei Wee
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
Baltimore
ASA
Washington
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Hattimore
Balmore
Western Association
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Dayton
Fort Wayne
Matthews
Marion
Grand Rapids
Toledo
Omaha
Denver
Des Moines
Colorado Springs
Btu Paul
St. Joseph
St. Paul
Stu Paul
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Island cathedral in Bermuda uses stones from across oceans
An article notes Hamilton Bermuda's new cathedral combines local coral rock with imported stone. Indiana limestone, Nova Scotia sandstone, Scottish sandstone, and Caen stone from France reinforce the structure for interior and exterior needs. The piece also mentions Queen Alexandra and a Christmas memory, plus Maryland constitution oath provisions and Berlin publication suspensions.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Nova Scotia
France
Czar on French soil at Compiegne amid guards and lights
Compiegne reports the czar’s first day in France without incident. The Standart dock delay, a guarded rail route, and bayonets marked the arrival of Emperor Nicholas II and President Loubet with their retinues. The town glowed with illumination as crowds cheered.
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Standart
Dunkirk
M. Loubet
Azarina
Emperor Nicholas
Czarinn
Loubet
Mme. Loubet
Czar
Czarina
One of Woman's Ways in Spending Money
A Philadelphia Record report notes women often hesitate to spend new money. Some pay with old notes, stash crisp bills, or leave purchases unfinished, while others react with indignation. Stories include a Duluth name quirk and a Royal visit to Montreal.
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Philadelphia Record
Misplaced Switch Trains Collide at Avon Mass
Brockton mass Sept 19 A misplaced switch caused a passenger express and a heavy freight train to collide on the New York New Haven and Hartford line at Avon. Six passengers were killed and 26 injured. the express left Boston at 1 08 pm traveling about 40 mph. Victims include Everett Joyce Brockton Gustavus Hay Jr Beaton Miss M W Tonkin Bridgewater and William J Coughlin Boston. Unidentified bodies included two women and a 73 year old Swede. Fire crews and the medical examiner assisted while the Brockton hospital treated the injured. The crash occurred about 1000 feet above the Avon station as a freight train blew a cross over switch onto the main track. The rear cars of the express toppled into a muddy embankment and many passengers were thrown from seats. Rescue crowds aided quickly but the third car was dragged into the ditch. The freight engine’s cylinder was torn off and steam escaped adding to the horror.
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New York, New Haven & Warfford
Avon
Boston
Gmre
Everett Joyce
Joyce
Brockton Hosspital
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