Funeral in Canton for President McKinley Ends in Grandeur
Funeral rites for William McKinley in Canton drew 100000 mourners from across Ohio and beyond. President Roosevelt led dignitaries and military detachments as the casket was interred in West Lawn Cemetery amid hymn, taps, and a guards’ vigil. Flowers from U.S. and foreign partners overwhelmed the vault area, marking a nation’s tribute to the slain leader.
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Czolgosz says little about crime in prison interview
Buffalo dispatch notes the assassin of President McKinley, Leon Czolgosz, spoke only of his duty and refused to discuss the crime in a prison visit to editor Olozanowski. The dialogue covers various topics while he remains silent on the assassination.
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Roosevelt Holds Cabinet Meeting On Cuban Electoral Law
President Roosevelt returns to Washington with his cabinet from Canton and convenes a regular White House meeting. Secretary Root and Gen. Leonard Wood discuss the Cuban constitutional convention's electoral law provisions, noting objections to frequent elections and long campaign periods. US recommendations are anticipated to ease tensions in Cuba.
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Secret work step changes table of dead president advisers
Indianapolis sept 21 a historic move by the Sovereign Grand Lodge allows duplicate advisers of the dead president to sit at the table without him at its head amid solemnity. Roosevelt receives cabinet support. Lang may retire. White House rituals and secret work copies are detailed.
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Senator Wietrich Returns From Philippines Visit
United Senator C. H. Wietrich of Ne returns from a Philippine trip aboard the Nippon Maru and heads home. He traveled since June with Adjt. Gen. Corbin Gen. Westen and Rep. Julius Kahn aboard the Hancock and later toured the archipelago on the Lawn ton. Officials reported progress under American administration with no dissension among Filipinos and a promising future.
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Ettinghaw Fire Destroys Dozens Of Buildings
A blaze late Thursday night consumed over a dozen structures in Ettinghaw, including Wolverton's general store and the National Washing Machine Company's facility. Estimated losses reach 50 000 dollars as firefighters battled the flames through the night.
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Gold shipments to New York from Paria expected today
Gold commission reports consignments of eagles valued at 1000 dollars to be shipped from Paria to New York today with certainty of follow on shipments. A fire destroyed Womada's building at the state fair grounds valued at 10000 dollars in Springfield.
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Court of Inquiry reviews Schley actions in Santiago campaign
Washington Sept 21 The Schley court reconvened and heard four witnesses. Rear Admiral Higginson testified on whether all measures were used to destroy the Cristobal Colon in Santiago harbor May 20 to June 1, 1898. Witnesses described the flying squadron's distance from the harbor and the pace of the operation while questions about orders and readiness drew debate. The session suggested the trial may shorten its duration by excluding irrelevant or hearsay testimony.
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Market turmoil eased by grief marked by steel settlement
New York trade weekly notes universal sorrow calming the market as exchanges suspend operations for two days and merchandise distribution narrows to essentials. It cites steel mill settlement after two months of dispute, labor concerns, and optimistic recovery with possible overtime production and restored work for about 50,000 men.
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Wreckage Found From Hudson Steamship Off Calumet
Advices from Eagle River report lake patrols recovered wreckage from the Eastern Propsit steamer Hudson near the Calumet shore. Items include spars hatch covers and flour with a cargo largely consumed by fire. No bodies found yet. believed 25 crew missing.
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Ordinance Amends Marshall Electric Railway Grant
A Common Council record from September 16 1901 details amendments to an ordinance granting Frederick N Rowley and assigns permission to build and operate an electric street railway in Marshall. It sets deadlines: commence within 30 days, complete and equip within 6 months, with voidance if not met, and extensions for injunctions or legal delays. Riots or strikes delaying work may excuse performance. R F Grant Recorder.
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Wanted and sale notices from The News
The News lists a help wanted ad seeking a girl apply to Mrs Dr Hovey at 01 N Kalave and a for sale ad offering a perfect gentle horse with harness and buggy, call at 115 Marshall Ave.
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