Funeral Trains Carry McKinley Remains From Capitol To Canton
Nation mourns as William McKinley lies in state in the Capitol Rotunda in simple Methodist rites. The funeral train departs Washington for Canton with escort by Army and Navy, crowds lining Pennsylvania Avenue and the long procession of cars and guards following the casket.
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Canton Mourns McKinley Remains as Nation Follows
Crowds from Ohio and across the country gather in Canton to receive William McKinley’s body. The town draped in black, a state guard presence, and a state funeral at First Methodist Episcopal Church precede interment at Westlawn cemetery beside McKinley’s children. Floral tributes flood Canton as trains struggle to bring mourners.
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Roosevelt Begins Duties After McKinley's Death
Washington September 21 After a three day pause to honor the dead president the cabinet reconvened at the white house with Theodore Roosevelt assuming the duties of the presidency. Cabinet members presented policy outlines and discussed the Schley inquiry while Long and Corteoyou were noted as likely to remain or retire.
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O Conner to Publish Recollections of President McKinney
London report notes in tomorrows Mainly About People O Connor will print selections from his talks with the late President McKinney. He pays tribute to McKinney's character abilities and simplicity, calling his career typically American and Americanism at its best.
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Narrow Escape at Capitol Rotunda Stampede
At about 1 PM a massive crowd outside the east front of the capitol surged toward the rotunda as doors opened for viewing the late president's remains. Police and guards struggled to control the crush, averting a potential disaster as scores pressed forward in a frenzied effort to gain entry.
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Emma Goldman Granted Temporary Freedom on Bond
Magistrate Prindiville allowed Emma Goldman to remain free until the case's hearing. The bond was set at 320 000, with 315 000 secured by her attorneys who left to raise the rest. Goldman returned to the Harrison Street station as the bond was posted.
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Emma Goldman
Jaoney
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Harrison Street
General Corban Learns McKinley Assassination Aboard Ship
On the Empress of India arriving from the Orient Maj. General Henry C. Corban of the U S Army returned home from the Philippines. At William Head quarantine the news reached him and his frame trembled with emotion as tears rolled down his cheeks.
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B. C
Remains of McKinley Return to White House in Silent Procession
The body of President McKinley was borne from Buffalo to Washington in a solemn state funeral. Troops and sailors filled the streets as Roosevelt and the cabinet stood with bared heads. The cortege moved toward the White House where the casket was placed in the east room under black drapery.
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Returning to Work Across Major Pittsburgh Mills
Pittsburg reports most combine steel mills resumed partial operation with hopes for full restart soon. The Pennsylvania and Continental tube mills and the Elba iron works began yesterday and ran today. Newcastle plant of National Steel to start Monday with 2,000 workers. Wood sheet plant at McKeesport expected to add 1,000 workers that morning.
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Combine Steel
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Continental Tube Mills
Elba Iron Works
Newcastle
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McKeesport
Armenians in RitNs embrace orthodoxy for protection
Constantinople Times reports Armenians in RitNs convert to Orthodoxy to gain Russian protection. No new details on Armenia emerge. Turks reportedly aim to exterminate Sassoun mountain people, while constructing barracks and protected blockhouses in the area.
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President's Buffalo train a seven car Pullman
The train carrying the president from Buffalo was a seven car Pullman consist drawn by two locomotives. Fifteen minutes before departure an engine exited the yards with orders to lead and clear the track. The service was overseen by George W. Boyd, the Pennsylvania general passenger agent.
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Pennsylvanina
Grain crops in European Russia reported by Journal of Commerce
The Journal of Commerce and Industry reports European Russia grain outcomes. Winter grain is satisfactory in the southwest and in parts of the North Caucasus Finland and western provinces. above average there. Southeast regions between the Volga and Azov Sea are less satisfactory. Poland coverage continues.
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Journal of Commerce and Industry Today
European
Russia
Finland
Volga
Azof Sea
Poland
Czolgosz Indicted for First Degree Murder of McKinley
Leon Czolgosz alias Fred Nieman was indicted by the county grand jury for murder in the first degree for fatally shooting President William McKinley at the Temple of Music on the Pan American Exposition grounds on September 6. He refused to answer questions at arraignment before Judge Edward Emery.
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Leon Czolgosz
Fred Nieman
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Edward Emery
Penney An
Chicago Vows in Time of McKinley Death Remembrance
Chicago held multiple memorials for President McKinley with overflow crowds at Tattersall's and large school services. Speakers included Senator Mason Bishop Fallows Governor Yates and Mayor Harrison who denounced the assassination as cruel and cowardly while emphasizing patriotism and unity. In Dubuque Senator Allison praised McKinley and urged faith in Roosevelt.
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Chicago
Mason
Meciley
Samuel Fallows
Yates
Rose
Milwaukee
Harrison
Dubuque
Allison
St. Luke’s Methodist
William McKinley
Roosevelt
Last Sad Rites in McKinley Case Marked by Mourning
In Canton Ohio and Buffalo New York, extensive funerary ceremonies mark the McKinley assassination aftermath. Poison tests on the weapon yielded no poison. Alienists examine Leon Czolgosz in Erie County jail as prosecutors prepare for trial. Mrs Melvinley declines to attend final rites.
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Erie County Bar Association
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Buffalo State Hospital
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Czolgosz
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Supreme Court
Labor unrest and wage gains across industries report
Reports detail wage increases for Rochester brewery workers and engineers, eight hour days, and union demand wins. Carpenters and trades returned to work after a stake in union labor. Other items note tobacco factory pay, mine strikes near Mocanaqua, and a push to raise child labor ages in Georgia. International Ladies Garment Workers expose sweatshop origins of Paris labeled goods.
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West Nd Collery
Mocanaqua
Rochester
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New York
Georgia Industrial Association
International Ladies’ Garment Workers
Paris
Kitchener reports losses and Boer actions in South Africa
Lord Kitchener dispatch from Pretoria dated Sept 2 describes losses among Lovatt's scouts including Lieutenant Colonel Andrew Murray and Captain Murray. It notes Boer gun capture and recovery, two Boer commanders taken with transport west of Adenburg, and the release of prisoners from Scheeper's Nek and Vilakonstein engagements.
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P. J. Botha
Carolina
River City Fire levelled town hall and fifteen stores
A blaze in Madison Minnesota destroyed the Merchants hotel town hall and fifteen business buildings. Authorities estimate the loss at 350000. Fire crews fought the flames through the day and secured the scene.
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Absconding Dawson Cashier Reported in Alaska Departure
Vancouver reports Edward Daniel, cashier for Barsh & Co. of Dawson, fled with money estimated between $385000 and $50000. He was said to be taken into custody on the American side near Eagle City, Alaska, and is expected to return to Dawson to face trial.
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Duwsop
Socialists Nominate State Ticket in Nebraska
Socialists held a state convention in Omaha Sept. 23 nominating a state ticket. Judge A. D. Randolph of Omaha was chosen for Supreme Court. Regents nominees are Mr. Schram of Kearney and Miss Burke Wilkie of Brock. J. A. Boyce chaired Walsh hall proceedings all day.
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McKinley’s funeral rites in Canton honor fallen chief
Simple services in Canton churches marked the national tribute to the late president. The procession to the cemetery featured a military and naval honor guard with General Miles and Admiral Farquhar leading the lines as dignitaries and civic groups followed the casket.
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Beethoven
Florence Douds
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Isle of Somewhere
O. B. Millizin
First Presbyterian Church
John Hall
Trinity Luthean Church
First Corinthians
E. P. Herbrouck
Trinity Reformed Church of
McKinley
C. E. Manchester
First Methodist Church
Miles
Farquhar
Associated Press Adopts Resolutions After McKinley Death
At the annual AP meeting in New York resolutions were unanimously adopted deploring the president’s death as a national calamity. The body extended sympathy to Mrs McKinley and called on states and the nation to take legislative steps against advocates of the doctrine.
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McKinley
Funeral Day Sings At Music Hall In Cincinnati
At McKinley funeral time business paused in Cincinnati. Music hall hosted an organ recital before 1 a.m. A citizens meeting followed led by Mayor Kischman. The Catholic festival chorus performed and the crowd joined in America. Senator J Be Fos delivered the address.
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Filipino Women as Partners in Filipino Family Life
Ainsleep Magazine notes that Filipino women, after Oriental ideas, are recorded as partners of their husbands in both upper and lower classes. Among the educated and middle strata, Spanish customs persist, but women are treated with respect. In commoner households, wives often drive household affairs, urging their indolent husbands to exertion, sometimes supporting the family alone, and raising devoted children.
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Ainsleep Magazine
Legal decisions on deeds weapons usury cited from various courts
Kentucky court treats a nonwill as a deed if feasible in Jacoby vs Nichols. Texas court classifies a razor as deadly weapon depending on use in Scott vs State. Mississippi Supreme Court deem s loan usurious in Southern Home Building and Loan Assn vs Tony by charging a premium above legal interest.
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Jacoby
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Court of Criminal Appeals of
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Iain Association
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Southern Home Building and Loan Assortion
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Why She Quit the Phono Stenographer and a jealous lawyer test calls
A Boston Recorder tale recounts Maggie the stenographer who talks often with her beau Will. The lawyer, angry at delays, forces a prank by making Maggie perform a sequence of phone tests and insists she respond hello from different positions. Maggie, oddly compliant, completes the odd commands as the examiner dictates.
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Reece
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Coir
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Windiy
Maczie
Boston
Jeep Pretends to Be in Leva Ware Really
A garbled fragment suggests a note about a jeep mimicking a location in Leva Ware. No clear persons, organizations, dates, or outcomes are identifiable from the readable text.
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