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Newspaper

Newport Weekly Independent

Location

Newport, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1901

Page

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President McKinley Attack Heals Hope For Recovery

The president’s physicians express probable recovery after an assassination attempt by Leon Czolgosz. McKinley was wounded at the Temple of Music in Buffalo and transported to Emergency Hospital amid national concern. Arkansas officials and local groups send condolences and prayers for the ailing leader.

William McKinley George B. Courtelyou Leon F. Czolgosz Detroit Cleveland Buffalo Niagara Falls Temple of Music Exposition Grounds Secret Service Czolgosz McKinley Mr. McKinley Foster Louis A. Pradt Wm. McKinley Arkansas Davis Gazette James K. Jones Democratic National Committee Hope Tregret Jones Little Rock Board of Trade Little Rock George B. Cortelyou N. Y Board of Trade of State of

Speedy Recovery Toward President McKinley Predicted

Buffalo report quotes Secretary Hitchcock and Senator Hanna amid hopes for rapid healing. Doctors say danger period passed. physicians caution against predicting exact outcome, while noting the president’s condition is remarkably favorable and recovery appears likely.

Buffalo N. Y Hitchcock Milburn House Hanna McBurney Eugene Wasdine Mynter

Global Leaders Send Sympathy After McKinley Attack

Echoes of sorrow pour into the state department as Edward VII Leopold and other rulers and diplomats express condolences for President McKinley following attempts on his life. Messages come from UK Belgium Canada Italy Spain and various metropolitan officials.

McKinley God of Nations William 8. Mitchell George R. Brown State Charitable Board of Arkansas Washington United States William McKinley Europe State Department Edward VII England Leopold Belgium Spain Laurier Canada Wurtemburg William Vernon Harcourt Italy London Edinburg Lord Roberts Hohenlohe Canterbury Duke of Arcos

Multinational Governing Bodies Mentioned in Ore text

The list cites diverse political entities including Chiliay Chamber of Deputies, Viceroy of Canton Chin Prince Regent Luitpald Bavaria, Peruvian Senate, Senate of Argentine Republic, Government of Uruguay, Cuban colony in Lima, Peru, Workingmen of C hili, Governor of Barbadoes, and the Swiss Federal Council.

Chiliay Chamber of Deputies Canton Chin Luitpald Bavaria Uruguay Lima Peru C Hili Barbadoes

Socialism and Anarchism in the Western Hemisphere

The Memphis Scimitar notes that Americans confuse socialism with anarchism, arguing true socialists seek government and community order while anarchists reject authority. It contrasts Debs and Most with Bebel and Marx, framing socialism as paternalistic governance and anarchism as radical individual lawlessness.

Debs John Most Herr Bebel Karl Marx Most Memphis

Lucky Newportites Buy Gladys Oil Stock Snaps Up Telegram

A group of Newport business and professional men purchased about 3000 shares in Gladys Oil. A Galveston telegram proclaims Gusher today equals any four four inch wells on Spindletop. Named investors include C. R. Hite T. D Kinman T. J. Copeland C. B. E. Crook Dr. Henry Owen O. H W. Niemeyer W. A. Billingsley and Farley Price.

Gladys Oil Company Galveston Texas Newport C. R. Hite T. D Kinman T. J. Copeland C. BE. Crook Henry Owen H W. Niemeyer W. A. Billingsley Farley Price

Weather report with cotton conditions across states

Washington reports a favorable week for cotton with rapid boll opening and general picking progress. Rust and shedding complaints persist in Eastern and Central districts. The top crop is short in Georgia and Florida. Bollworm damage noted in Mississippi and Louisiana. No improvement in Texas late crop, which has stopped growing and blooms in the drought district, with heavy rusting where rains fell.

Cotter Washington Cotton Georgia Florida Mississippi Louisiana Texas Brouth

River Editor Says Names Must Be Spelled Not Pronounced

A Memphis Seimatar river editor jokes about pronouncing names during a call in a playful exchange. The line highlights how some names are spelled rather than spoken. The humor centers on telephone confusion and spelling as a workaround.

Flandersome Brick Building Plans by Stewart Bros for Front Street

TL Watson leases two Front street stores and contracts Stewart Bros to rebuild them into brick, multi story blocks. Hafner & Co. space gains a second story with new stairs, floors, and large show windows. Fronts use St Louis pressed brick, iron columns, plate glass, and white stone trim.

Front Street T. J. Watson Walnut Henry Bordwell B. W. Mather Stewart Bros Hafner & Company St. Louis

No U S Senate bid for Jeff Davis says State Republican

The State Republican asserts Gov. Davis would run for U S senator against Jones and Clarke, despite Davis’s stated disinterest. It argues Davis is ambitious and would seize the opportunity if favorable, claiming he has broad popular support and would likely be a strong candidate.

Davis U. S Jones Clarke Jeff Jeff Davis

Acquitted of liquor charge before Justice

Albert Christopher, previously fined for selling liquor without a license, appeared before Justice J. J. Martin Tuesday. After argument, Justice Martin dismissed the case at three o clock. defense was by John W. Slayton.

Albert Christopher Grubbs J. J. Martin John W. Slayton

Pearl Hunting Season Nears End at Black Rock

The Batesville Guard reports the pearl season will close as cold water ends mussel hunting. Over 200,000 dollars has been paid out at Black Rock this season, with Black River exhausted and operations shifting next year to the White River where work is lighter.

Black Rock Black River Batesville Guard

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Our Land H. L. Remmel Jerperson Davis Lucky Newportites Ting-a-ling-ling Scimatar River Editor River Memphis Seimatar TL Watson Stewart Brothers Walnut Streets
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