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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1901
Page
8
The article reflects on a condemned killer and the delayed execution, contrasting the life taken with the life to be given. It notes the timing of the fatal ending on a Friday the thirteenth and its possible impact on superstitions about fate and numbers.
The nation mourns as President McKinley dies after physicians offered optimistic hopes. The public grieves for the slain leader and his widow, Mrs. McKinley, while the country braces for political adjustment and national unity in response to the tragedy.
Dr Sime and Dr Walter Sim of the Fourth district of Howard County formerly Libertytown faced grand jury proceedings on not reporting smallpox. The court required payment of costs after Sim pleaded guilty and explained he intended to report the case to officials once diagnosis was confirmed. Chief Judge Jones found no intent to break the law and waved punishment. In a separate incident, O C Kefauver reported a robbery at his North Market Street bakery, with Charles Gilbert sought by warrant after disappearing with cash, a watch, ring, and die. Say you saw it in Tas News.
A sweeping portrait of William McKinley from childhood in a log cabin school to his rise as Ohio soldier, lawyer, congressman, and ultimately U.S. president. It highlights his steadfast character, devotion to country, and the influence of his wife, his war service, legal career, and pivotal tariff leadership shaping his political ascent.
The article outlines McKinley’s rise from Ohio governor to U S president, noting his 1893 campaign, record statewide speeches, and 90 995 plurality. It highlights his inaugural aims for economical administration, labor relief efforts for Hocking Valley miners, and his role in state benevolent services. It also references his 1896 nomination, 1897 events, 1900 victory with Roosevelt, and his assassination at the Pan American exposition.
At the Cleveland G A R convention Commander in Chief Rassieur assailed Pension Commissioner Evans over pension bureau management amid alleged unfairness and neglect of duty. General Sickles defended McKinley. Senator Hawley backed Evans and urged moderation while promising reform. Delegates reportedly favor Hawley’s stance. today’s session to decide action and the next encampment site among Detroit Denver Atlanta St Paul Salt Lake City and Charleston West Virginia.
Mayoh Blaurs Padillon reports he will not prevent strikers from using persuasion. McKeesport Sept 13 correspondence shows F. J Hearne of National Tube Works urged the mayor to disperse crowds near the plant. The mayor declines interference while ensuring safety and access for workers returning to jobs.
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