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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1901

Page

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Five Mayoralty Candidates Narrowed by Citizens' Union Unit

The Committee of Eighteen reduced the prospective Mayoralty slate to Cantor Goddard Low Ridder and Schieren. Names excluded include Knox Crimmins Cutting. debate centered on candidate strength and reform aims as McKinley’s death prompted resolutions.

Citizens’ Union Willis. L. Ogden Jacob A. Cantor F. Norton Goddard Seth Low Herman Ridder Charles A. Schieren Wheeler E. M. Knox John C. Sheehan Benno Loewy Henry Weismann O'Brien Knox Controller Toler New York Times Woodruff Seth Low John D. Crimmins R. Fulton Cutting Canidate Cutting Col. Ogden Lfe McKinley

Comte Henri de la Vaulx Plans Mediterranean Balloon Voyage

The Times Paris correspondent reports Comte Henri de la Vaulx will begin a Mediterranean balloon voyage but will not be accompanied by two French cruisers as the government declines to expose ships to equinoctial sea conditions.

London Paris the Times Comte Henri de la Vaulx Mediterranean

Anti Italian Demonstrations in Croatia Reported

The Vienna correspondent of The Times reports anti Italian demonstrations in Croatia sparked by the expulsion of Austrian priests from Italian territory. Authorities are anxious and determined to suppress the news.

London Times New York Times London Vienna the Times Croatia

Index to Departments and Railroads Real Estate

An entry lists sections on stocks financial affairs and services on pages 10 and 11 while noting arrivals, amusements, court calendars and real estate. Railroads and weather notes appear in the same issue with schedule details including trains via New Jersey Central and Liberty Street station.

Serance Notes Eee Loascare United Service Washington New Jersey e _ Washington New Jersey Central Liberty Street North River

German tariff bill outlined at Berlin dinner

Berlin dispatch reports Herr Moeller the Prussian Commerce Minister spoke on Germanys tariff plan at a dinner. He said the duties apply only to non treaty partners and stressed Germany must secure commercial treaties to protect its commerce and industry. He warned foreign powers to expect stricter terms if treaties are not concluded.

London Times New York Times London Berlin the Times Herr Moeller Germany

Russia punishes Finns with military service law

Helsingfors dispatch reports the Czar rejects Finnish assurances on local institutions and endorses measures to suppress dissent. Likely targets include four Senators who opposed the law and forty Lutheran clergy who refused to read it aloud from pulpits.

Loupon Times York Times London the Times Helsingfors Senate Finland

Vienna Away From The Telegram On European Peace

Berlin reports on the Kaiser and Czar meetings as tensions ease with emphasis that European peace is to be kept. The German press notes the Franco Russian alliance as defensive and asserts Moscow relies on Berlin friendship while Austria is not shown in the discussion.

Vienna Associated Press Berlin William Nicholas Dantzig France Berliner Neueste Nachrichten Kaiser Germany Russia

King Edward May Visit Sweden This Week

Copenhagen reports that the King of Sweden and Norway has invited King Edward and other royals to visit his castle opposite Copenhagen. It is expected Edward will attend Tycho Brahe tercentenary on Hven Island next Sunday. His return voyage is delayed by a week.

London Times New York Times London the Times Copenhagen Sweden Norway Edward Tycho Brahe Hven

Spain Will Demonstrate Naval Pressure on Morocco

Madrid notes from a foreign ministers meeting say Spain will confine action to a naval demonstration in Tangier to pressure Morocco to release a captive boy and girl. Spain does not plan landing troops, avoiding invasion and breach of the status quo.

London Times New York Times London the Times Madrid Tangier Sefior de Ojeda Spain Morocco

Poland tour ad and railroad limited excursion

An advertisement promotes Poland as home to the purest natural spring water. It also announces a Pennsylvania Railroad personally conducted tour departing New York on September 23 with a round trip fare of 185.00.

Pacific Coast California Arizona New Asa Pennsylvania Railroad New York

Across the Continent on a Special Pullman Train

A special Pullman train will depart New York via the Pennsylvania Railroad for a grand tour to Carolina Arizona and other western points. Round trip fare listed at 196 dollars, with advertised departure on May 1.

Carornia Arizsona New York Pennsylvania Railroad

Indictment for McKinley Murder Faces Czolgosz

Leon F. Czolgosz alias Fred Niemann was indicted for murder in the first degree for fatally shooting President William McKinley at the Pan American Exposition. He refused to answer questions, and Justices Loran L. Lewis and Robert C. Titus were assigned as his defense. Arraignment and trial are scheduled for Monday morning in Erie County, New York.

Buffalo Leon F. Czolgosz Fred Niemann William McKinley Temple of Music Edward K. Emery Penney Emery Loran L. Lewis Robert C. Titus Supreme Court Erie “County Bar Association Czolgosz Herman’Mynter H. R. Gaylord H. G. Matzinger M. D. Mann Secret Service Gallagher James Li. Quackenbush Louis L. Babcock Harry Henshaw Capt Damer Merkel Louis Bertschey Neff O’brien Fennenbaugh Brooks Seventy-third United States Sea Coast Artillery E. C. Knapp Vandenbergh Davis John Branch Colored Porter Vallely Bull P. V. Cusack Fred Leighter Charles J. Close Westenfelder James Geary and Solomon Csolgosz Lewis Titus

Purest Spring Water Claim Noted in Ad

An advertisement touts purest natural spring water as the world’s best with mention of a Pennsylvania railroad tour in Lea New York and a September date. The fragment references a thirty day period and pricing notes.

Penneylvania Aia Lea New York

Tribute by Gov Hunt in Porto Rico after McKinley death

Gov Hunt takes private oath as governor of Porto Rico after McKinley death postpones inauguration. He pays tribute to McKinley, notes widespread grief, and urges citizen cooperation for civil government. Island mourns with draped buildings and suspended amusements as a memorial meeting is planned.

San Juan Porto Rico McKinley Mr. Allen Gov. Hunt Hunt Executive Council Stirling Supreme Court Mr. McKinley United States Ney

Obsequies Preparations at Capitol for McKinley Funeral

Officials and staff prepared in the Capitol rotunda for President McKinley’s funeral the next day. The Lincoln Garfield bier from the crypt, shrouded in crape, stands on a raised platform with a canopy. About 800 tickets grant rotunda seating for the president’s family, Cabinet, diplomats, the Supreme Court, and press, while Congress and major court attendance is uncertain.

Washington Capitol McKinley Rotunda Lincoln Garfield Capitol Crypt Binet Diplomatic Corps Supreme Court Congress Maney Chicago Senate Brble Committee On District of Columbia

Memorial services planned in Montreal for President McKinley

The provincial synod of the Anglican Church in Canada met in Montreal and decided to hold memorial services Thursday in Christ Church Cathedral to honor President McKinley. The Montreal Stock Exchange also agreed to remain closed on the funeral day.

Montreal Anglican Church Canada Christ Church Cathedral McKinley York Montreal Stock Exchange

Poland ad claims purest spring water in world

An advertisement extols Poland water as the purest natural spring water in the world. It notes ongoing distribution by Western Union Bus and Southern Pacific Bus services and references a northern route continuing into October.

Ning Western Union Bus Southern Pacific Bus The North-Western

Martyr President McKinley Returns to Washington

The McKinley funeral train reached Washington after the Buffalo departure and rested in the East Room of the White House. President Roosevelt and family with officials and guards accompanied the procession as the nation mourns. The body will lie in state in the Capitol rotunda before burial in Canton, Ohio. Ex President Cleveland attended. Leon Czolgosz was indicted for murder in Buffalo with trial set for next Monday.

William McKinley Buffalo Washington Capitol Building Canton Ohio Cleveland Pany Mr. McKinley Roosevelt State Department

Funeral Arrangements as McKinley Lays in White House East Room

The body of President McKinley lies in the White House East Room after a solemn procession up Pennsylvania Avenue. Secretaries Hay and Gage, Roosevelt, and cabinet members head a quiet, mournful scene with troops and police maintaining order.

Fort McHenry Parker Col. Bingham Gilmore McCauley Roosevelt Hay and Gage Cowles Root and Hitchcock Knox Smith Wilson Cortelyou Long Hanna Sixth Street Pennsylvania Avenue Executive Mansion McKinley Sergt. Matthews Grand Army of the Republic Department of the Potomac Union Veterans’ Union Eleventh Cavalry Fort Myer Signal Corps White House President Roosevelt Grand Army Loyal Legion

Poland! Poland! Poland: a decorative oil painting promo

An ornate ad touts a color oil painting titled Poland Poland Poland with seven colors. It mentions a dealer discount and advertising from Fifth Avenue with dealer terms and a judge company name.

Meliiley Judge Company Fifth Avenue

Poland Spring Water Ad Declares Purest Natural Spring

An advertisement extols Poland Spring water as the purest natural spring water in the world. The copy emphasizes authenticity and mineral quality to attract consumers seeking premium bottled water.

Multitude Mourns as Train Speeds by to McKinley Funeral

A vast national vigil marked the funeral train carrying President McKinley from Buffalo to Washington. Citizens across cities and farms paused work, while the widow Mrs. McKinley viewed the coffin in Buffalo and embarked on a solemn journey guarded by soldiers and sailors.

Buffalo Washington McKinley National New York Pennsylvania White House pHot United States Rixey Milburn Buffalo City Hall Exchange Street Pennsylvania Limited Raleigh Bee Waldorf Naples Albert Miller Harry Hamlin McKensie Hunt C. Sprague J. N. Scatcherd Gov. Odell Hanna Weley Kean W. C. Brown Meek C. R. Wilson William Duncan Frank Osborne Fairbanks Burrows McWilliiams Stafford

Poland leads in pure natural spring water and vanilla extract

Fragmentary note praises Poland water and Burnett vanilla extract as world leaders. Mentions a Point Sewturah over 10 and references to sailing, with unclear context and several garbled terms.

Burnett

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