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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1901
Page
2
A condensed weekly review notes unrest in Europe with strikes in McKeesport and Morocco, arrests of Emma Goldman, and talks of expulsions for anarchists. It tallies symptoms of labor strife, political tension, and economic concerns while reporting health, weather, and public figures’ status.
Hearing on habeas corpus for nine anarchists began in Chicago with Judge Chetlain choosing the Criminal Court building for security. Prisoners faced demands from officials amid fears of rescue and lynching. Emma Goldman was absent. Separately, reports from Maracaibo cited Colombian and Venezuelan clashes on Tachira frontier, ongoing recruitment, and Ecuador’s neutral assurances as Bogotá relayed quiet conditions.
The article reports the death of President William McKinley after a prolonged illness. It details the Washington court of inquiry for Schley, security alerts in Chicago, and funeral preparations as officials, including Secretary Taft and Attorney General Knox, react to the president’s passing.
Six members of the reorganisation committee for the Seventh National Bank of New York unite as the bank collapses. Washington dispatch notes the group aims to structure a restore plan after the failure.
Milburn House Buffalo reports President William McKinley died after hours of unconsciousness. Last conscious moment shared with wife. final words recorded as a submission to God’s will. Attendants and physicians present. physicians note hymns and prayers as life ended.
A garbled report references Crae’s Viet to Frence, Chief Hull and War Secretary Root, secret service overload, and a sewer search in Detroit Cincinnati and Chicago. Details suggest a sealed package hidden under a cog and a man leaving his room amid confusion.
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