McKinley Assassination Reflections and Public Health Vote
A Missouri man narrowly escapes punishment after wishing McKinley would die and apologizes. The article recalls McKinley’s last speech urging concord and peace. It notes the American Public Health Association’s support for reestablishing army canteens. Funeral processions mark the president’s burial in Ohio. Messages from Bishop Andrews praise McKinley’s memory and moral influence on future generations.
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Buffalo
American Pablic Health Association
United States
Fragmentary 1901 Senate reflections prompt McKinley death notes
The text cites editorials praising temporary continuity in the Senate after President McKinley's death while contrasting Wellington with a statesman. It references constitutional provisions, national sorrow for McKinley, and likens Lincoln Garfield and McKinley to agents of divine purpose. It mentions Roosevelt’s nomination debate but remains uncertain.
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Political figures react to a tragic national loss
The piece notes Senator Platt pressuring for action and Mr Hooner Velit facing a moral setback, leading to a calamity blamed on human scheming. It quotes Gol. William Jennings Bryan paying tribute to the deceased and condemning murder, while praising Bryan's proper stance in national sorrow.
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Hoonervelit
United States
Baltimore News
William Jennings Bryan
McKinley
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Quips and Parlor Gags In 19th Century Papers
A collage of humorous exchanges quoted from multiple papers shows playful wordplay. Jests about bipeds golf lovers parrots and sailors with witty replies reveal lighthearted social humor across Philadelphia Brooklyn and Washington Star papers.
Rewards of Public Service From The Washington Star
A Washington Star editorial examines political rewards through Roosevelt McKinley and Samuel Randall, noting long public service yields integrity and modest wealth. It lauds their reputations, devotion, and lack of corruption, arguing true reward endures as lasting esteem rather than money.
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Moments With the Muse End of Summer Poem Style
Poem laments summer's end with floral imagery and a lunar night scene. The text blends poetic fragments and a product ad for Cure and Bruises Quickly Pain Balm promising fast relief and scar prevention. Also notes a cough remedy with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets and a pay offer.
County Correspondence From Brunswick and Nearby Towns
A weekly county correspondence lists visits and returns in Brunswick and surrounding towns. Names include Etha Ray Bessie Musgrove Clarence Mullican Duvall Heskett and others. Notes cover hospitalities, travels to Baltimore Montgomery and Niagara Falls and health updates in Liberty Town Troutville and surrounding locales.
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Montgomery County
Clarence Mullican
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Baltimore and Washington Social Notes Show Busy Gathers
Mr and Mrs Franklin Geesy spent Thursday in Baltimore with relatives. Many visitors from Washington D C and Baltimore are noted at the Urbana area including Miss Mary Worthington and guests at the rectory. Mrs E D King is critically ill but hopes for recovery. Local families travel to Bamptom Col G B Dennis and Col L T Brien host Miss Amos visits. The Ladies Aid meets at Smiths chapel September 22. A new fog signal invention is described along with medical ads for Hostetter s Stomach Bitters and Dr Bosches German Syrup, with local store mentions.
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the Reformed Church
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Theodore Stull
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Wrightsville
Urbana
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Mable Worthington
Baltimore
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Washington, D. C
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Landalia
Potomac
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Lynn Richardson
Charleston
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Henry Rogera
Bampton
Col. G. BR
Dennis
Amos
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Mrs. Brien
Miss Amos
Lutheran Church
Heuser
Hostetter
Remedy praised for pleasant taste and prompt cures
The text extols a remedy noting its pleasant taste and quick, lasting cures. It is popular with mothers for colds, croup, and whooping cough and is claimed to have no opium or harmful drugs, suitable for babies and adults. For sale by A L Pearce.
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