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Newspaper

Moline Daily Journal

Location

Moline, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1901

Page

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President McKinley Relapse Reported With Limited Hope

Buffalo bulletin notes the President has "more than held his own" since morning with signs of possible improvement. At 2:30 P M pulse 123 temperature 99.4 the doctors say he is better than yesterday and physicians sign the update alongside George B Cortelyou. Earlier at 1:45 P M the physicians said his condition was practically unchanged since 9 A M he was sleeping quietly.

Buffalo George B. Cortelyou Yates Illinois Milburne Mann Milburn House N. Y Stll Thi Paslomel Dpiott Certelyou Beep Hadsbegn Hitchcock and Wilson McBurney Corps of Attending Physicians and Surgeons New York Root Dro Myn Satiguin

President in critical week of illness at Milburn house

A late bulletin from Buffalo reports the president’s condition improving after surgery and digestive treatment. Roosevelt and Cabinet members were summoned. Cortelyou distributed reassuring midnight notices as doctors battle internal complications and seek to build strength. Concerns persist over heart status and undigested food, with further medical updates expected.

Milburn House Cortelyou Milburn

Peace conference resolution on civilized powers stance

Glasgow reports the peace conference passed a resolution stating any nation that rejects opponents' offer to arrange just combat cannot be considered civilized. This reflects efforts to define conduct in armed conflict and elevate diplomatic norms among nations.

Glasgow Peace Conference

Unreasonableness of World Praises and Gossip Censure

A vivacious woman laments the world’s harsh judgments. She notes that speaking about what one hears leads to accusations of gossip, while silence brands one as stupid and commonplace, illustrating social double standards in commentary.

Washington Star

Brand-new office boy eclipses wealth in pride

A Washington Star quotation suggests that even the man of wealth cannot match the pride of a new office boy who commands the crowd and thousands under his employment. The remark contrasts status with demeanor in a concise social observation.

Washington Gage Hanteur Washington Star

Room for Three on the Boat Sparks Chaperon Question

A fragmented Philadelphia Record item notes a dialogue about space for a chaperon on a boat outing. The exchange shows confusion over room for three and identifies Cupid as a mistaken ex.

Jénnie Cupid Philadelphia

Vets Talking of Business Solid Work

Local veterans discuss sustainable employment options and veteran owned enterprises. Community leaders highlight training programs and small grants to boost veteran entrepreneurship while noting challenges in access to capital and markets.

Grand Army of the Republic Opens National Convention

The 1901 Grand Army of the Republic convention opens at the Eucid Avenue opera house in Cleveland with 1,340 voting strength and delegates from numerous posts. Commander in Chief Leo Rassieur outlines pension issues and calls for judicial restraint and continued patriotism in schools and public life.

Cleveland the Grand Army of the Republic Eucid Avenue Opera House Sickles Thistlewood Illinois Committee On Credential Addrean Leo Rassieur Pen- Siocs

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