Mrs McKinley Death Looms Over San Pran Festivities
Report from San Pran notes Mrs. McKinley near death after a serious illness. Doctors fight fevered attack with new treatments as President and Mrs. McKinley travel toward a dire outcome.
17 May 1901
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Newspaper
New Albany Evening Tribune
Location
New Albany, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1901
Page
1
Report from San Pran notes Mrs. McKinley near death after a serious illness. Doctors fight fevered attack with new treatments as President and Mrs. McKinley travel toward a dire outcome.
May 17 Albany reports a deadly street car strike aftermath with three men fatally shot by national guardsmen and crowds injuring many. Guards use force amid calls for settlement as authorities brace for further violence and troops vow to maintain order.
An advertisement by the Friends of Mo A Hegarty of Lexington promotes a laser stomach remedy claim. It asserts rapid cure for stomach liver and kidney troubles after two bottles, with sale through druggists and a noted testimonial.
News arrived aboard the Moana that the steamer Federal was sunk in a heavy gale near the Australian coast at the end of March. Thirty-two people perished in the disaster.
Philadelphia May 17 The 113th Presbyterian General Assembly elected Rev Henry Collin Minton moderator after an emphatic vote 337 to 276 over Rev George Purves. The assembly approved the Peoria plan for selecting standing committees amid broad attendance and a crowded Culvarcy chapel.
Scattered OCR text notes deaths and legal actions across multiple locales including Mirgon county Rye and New Lend. Items mention death sentences, assado sports betting debates, and a public sale. A medical ad promotes Fouey's Kipsry Cure for kidney issues.
Indianapolis May 17 The appointment of fourth class postmasters in Indiana's Second Third Fourth and Twelfth districts is nearing completion with Senators Beveridge and Fairbanks guiding selections. The process relies on county committee chairmen and may avoid sweeping changes. Also noted are plans for a Harrison Monument in Indianapolis and various state political moves including a possible Republican bid for governor and a new revenue law impacting Indian capital.
Logansport Indiana May 17 The business sessions of the Indians Grand Army encampment closed with officer elections Department commander M M Garrigus Kokomo senior vice commander Rodney State Logansport Junior vice commander C E Brown Indianapolis chaplain B B F Shepherd Pleasantville medical director Warren S King Greenfield council of administration J B Antueil Madison Ind rankin Terre Haute W B Harris Indianapolis E B Braden Elkhart A G Tree Michigan City delegate Ben Starr Richmond alternate A B Tucker Noblesville
Francis G. Kord a prominent Indianapolis attorney died after ingesting one eighth of an ounce of morphine believing it to be the prescribed dose. A note directed his wife to not wake him as he sought rest, and authorities later confirmed the overdose led to his death. In other news the Lodiana State Funeral Directors Association adjourned and elected officers including A. V. Weisinger as president and W. H. Hiss as first vice president, with several delegates named for the national convention.
In Indianapolis on May 17 Governor Durbin named members to the new forestry board under the no state board law. Appointees include Prof. W H Brevman of Wabash, Purdue’s Stanley V Coulter, Finley P D Carson of Michigan City, John Cochrane of Indianapolis, and Albert Lieber of Indianapolis. A separate report from Livastville May 17 says Rhetnold Matnferd aged 30 was killed by a train after a brief wedding just before heading to Mattoon Illinois to take a new position.
Wesley O'Dell a 45 year old tinplate worker in Elwood Indiana took carbolic acid in a suspected act of self destruction. He had been dissipating and despondent leaving a wife and two children.
A summer carnival will fill the Pan American Exposition Stadium in Buffalo with a dense program. The event list includes Cornell baseball Erie county track New York interscholastic events A A U championships and many more through September with diverse sports and cultural activities.
May 16 grain and livestock prices show mixed activity. Wheat and cattle varied by market with cattle strong in Louisville and Chicago, hogs active in several trades, and lambs and sheep mostly steady or improving in New York, Cincinnati, and other exchanges.
A wartime style notice urges readers to install a telephone in their home for faster communication during emergencies. It highlights a reliable messenger and the fire alarm as always available tools for safety and prompt response.
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