Treasury to Purchase Bonds and Redeem Debt Moves
The Treasury plans to buy United States 3 per cent bonds and 4 per cent funded loans up to 20 million dollars and to deposit public funds with banks. Secretary Gage invites proposals for sale of assorted bonds to bolster revenue amid market stringency, with delivery to New York or Washington.
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Jordan
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
States Sub-Treasury
New York
Treasury Department
Washington
Eighteen Meet to Pick Fusion Mayor Ticket at Astor House
An anti Tammany committee of eighteen led by Colonel Willis L. Ogden will convene at the Astor House at four this afternoon to sift mayoralty candidates. Daily meetings are planned until a ticket is formed, with a report due by September 18.
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Croker
Democratic Club
Tammany Beg
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Astor House
Willis L. Ogden
Platt
Ogden
Emma Goldman Arrested in Chicago as McKinley Conspiracy Suspected
Emma Goldman was arrested in Chicago on charges of conspiracy to murder President McKinley. Authorities say the federal case stems from a broader anarchist plot with links to Leon Czolgosz. The arrest followed secret-service led investigations and a wave of anticipated follow up arrests across the country.
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Emma Goldman
McKinley
Prindiville
Carter H. Harrison
O'Neill
Harrison Jt
Bureau of Identification
Lasalle St
Washington St
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Miss Goldman
the Tribune
Washington
Maggio
New Mexico
Knox
Richards
Department of Justice
Czolgosz
Maggie
Goldman
Secret Service Bureau
Treasury Department
Durance
Wilkie
Secret Service
Mobile
United States Secret Service
Buffalo
Leon Czolgosz
Isaaks
Michigan Central Road
Illinois Central Station
Twelfth St
Lake Front
H. McMurray
Franklin MacVeagh & Co
Illinois Central Depot
J. Pierpont Morgan
John D. Rockefeller
McMurray
Croker may back Justice Giegerich for New York mayor
Albany special report notes Lieutenant Governor Woodruff says Croker may nominate Justice Leonard A. Giegerich of the Supreme Court for mayor. Deputy Controller Gilman voices doubt on final choice until Croker returns home. He adds Van Wyck may be renominated. Giegerich was Assemblyman in 1887 and Supreme Court justice through 1906.
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Woodruff
Richard Croker
Leonard A. Giegerich
Supreme Court
Gilman
New York
Justice Giegerich
Croker
The
Supremee Court
Suspect Edelbert Stone Arrested in McKinley Plot Case
Edelbert Stone was arrested in Camden New Jersey on charges of aiding and abetting in the attempted assassination of President McKinley. He reportedly told shipyard coworkers he would not be surprised if the president were killed. Stone denied details, later claiming the remark was a joke.
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N. J
Edelbert Stone
McKinley
Painter
United States Secret Service
Stone
New York
Charles Rang
Gloucester City
May
Shipbuilding Company
Justice Schmitz
Brookfield Republicans Form 75 Member Campaign Panel
The Brookfield Republicans in New York City met at the Alpine to appoint a seventy five member committee to back anti-Tammany nominees who favor direct nominations by the people. Captain H B Smith chaired. other attendees included Thomas Humphreys Elton W Clark H W Roseborn W S Bagg William Brookfield H C Piercy Robert A Greason and William E Crosby. The group will reconvene at Lyric Hall next week to ratify the panel and plan campaigning.
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Brookfield
Alpine
W. S. Bagg
William Brookfield
H. C. Piercy
Robert A. Greason
William E. Crosby
Lyric Hall
Campelen
Governor Odell to Visit State Fair Tomorrow
Syracuse report says Governor Odell telegraphed Lieutenant Governor Woodruff that he will attend the State Fair the next day.
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N. Y
Odell
Woodruff
Secretary Hay Visits Buffalo Milburn House Morning
Secretary John Hay arrived in Buffalo and walked to the Milburn house where a Secret Service officer met him. He inquired about the occupants, learned no one had risen, and remarked that the country will rejoice. He then went to the Buffalo Club and returned later.
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Buffalo
Hay
Milburn
Secret Service
Buffalo Club
Milburn House Freed for President and Attendants
The Milburn house in Buffalo has been entirely placed at the President and his attendants to meet growing needs. Mr Milburn and his family have moved to other quarters as the President’s staff uses the home for comfort, quiet, and ample facilities during the ordeal.
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Buffalo
Milburn
Exposition Hospital
President McKinley Largely Out of Danger, Reports Say
Physicians yesterday stated President McKinley is practically out of danger barring rare complications. The 9 a.m. bulletin called his condition eminently satisfactory while doctors privately expressed more optimism. The President took food by natural means for the first time since the shooting as officials moved to calmer news.
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Treasury
Tappen
Clearing House Committee
Buffalo
St. Paul
Gage
M’kinley
McBurney
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Hanna
Cleveland
Judge Day
Canton
Hay
President McKinley’s Condition Reported Eminently Satisfactory
Bulletin statements from Buffalo physicians report no major changes in the president’s state. Vital signs include pulse 114 to 110, temperature around 100, respiration 28, with a note on a minor skin wound delay from a fragment lodged beneath the skin after the Friday operation.
Milburn house update on President McKinley recovery
Physicians report President McKinley is out of danger with the danger of complications remote. A minor wound irritation required opening a few stitches. lead fragment remains in muscle but is not harmful. The President is beginning to take nourishment orally and will be moved to Washington when safe.
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Buffalo
Milburn House
Cortelyou
Milburn
Rixey
Wasdin
Eid
Dr. Rixey
Washington
Mrs McKinley Takes Afternoon Drive With Mrs McWilliams
In Buffalo on September 10 Mrs McKinley enjoys a social drive this afternoon accompanied by Mrs McWilliams.
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Buffalo
Baltimore Nurse Goes to Buffalo for President Care
Grace MacKenzie of Baltimore, a graduate of the Woman's Hospital Nurses' School and former Johns Hopkins Hospital nurse, started last night for Buffalo in a special train car to tend to the President after a telegram from Dr. Rixey. She is noted for her skill in fever cases.
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Grace MacKenzie
Woman's Hospital Nurses’ School
Philadelphia
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Buffalo
Misa MacKenzie
Rixey
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