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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1901
Page
10
Incidental to McKinley’s death the Buffalo exposition closed during the funeral. An anarchist group in Quity Hollow, Pa was forced to leave. In various cities there were protests and threats surrounding McKinley’s assassination, with officials and residents reacting to the tragedy and national mourning.
A chaotic dispatch notes claims of anarchists in Hoboken and the Philippines expelling aid workers, while the Schley court of inquiry resumes sessions. Obituaries for Gen Hobson and James Battereon mark a day of diverse events across cities as war, politics, and industry intersect.
Aged docket details a defense strategy for Leon Czolgosz in the McKinley assassination case. Lawyers debate an insanity plea with experts to be used, while District Attorney Penary prepares swift proceedings. About fifteen witnesses expected to testify for the state to build charges and indictments.
Readville Massachusetts saw Lord Derby defeat Boralms with clear ease across three heats. Geers steered Hamlin strong to finish, earning warm applause as the $20,000 purse was split by only two starters. Best time reported as 22074.
A fragmented 19th century notice laments neglect of essential comforts in a house and warns of pains from various ailments. It mentions a remedy attributed to Dr. Tacobson and urges stocking a full supply to avoid suffering and calamity.
Halifax Nova Scotia, Sept 21 The crew of the Peary relief steamship Erle at Sydney reports belief that Lieutenant Peary has discovered gold or valuable minerals in the Arctic. The find allegedly sparked a quarrel between Dr Deidrick and Lieut Peary as the explorer refused to share the discovery.
The funeral services for the late President McKinley began at 1 20 p m in Canton at the First Methodist Episcopal church. A vast procession moved to the cemetery where a large monument will be erected and ceremonies featured readings by ministers and addresses. Thousands of mourners from Ohio and beyond filed through the court house to view the casket, while officials from Washington and state leaders stood in as escorts and guards of honor.
Leon F. Czolgosz, the assassin, was indicted by the Buffalo grand jury for first degree murder. His trial is set to begin in Buffalo next Monday.
A fragmented early quote argues happiness lies in the absence of pain, mental and physical, claiming heaven as a final site of joy. It notes physical ease is reachable through cure, while universal misery stems from varied diseases and bodily ills. St Jacobs Oil is praised as a remedy to uncover hidden pain spots and cure them promptly.
London reports the year 1900 as the high water mark of working class wages and hours. About 1,312,684 workers received wage advances totaling 218,000 pounds weekly while 29,010 experienced small decreases. Net rise was 209,000 pounds weekly, contrasting with prior years. Despite widespread wage gains, the first half of the current year shows a tendency toward a wage decline of about 30,000 pounds weekly, especially in mining and iron and steel.
A missionary named Luate from Indiana traveled to Washington with a party from New York. The account recalls a life of service among western Jews and notes his illness from bad water in Washington, followed by a revival after kidney pills were used. The narrative presents a testimonial of recovery and social restoration by physicians.
New York dispatch reports the Medical News analysis of President Mc Kinley’s death noting age fifty eight and a sedentary, anxious life. It says death resulted from inability to repair and insufficient vitality, while denying poison or pancreatic factors. Surgeons are praised for their care.
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