McKinley's Life Policies Under Scrutiny and Noted Death
Reports indicate McKinley carried large life insurance policies from $100 000 to $200 000 with him named as beneficiary. In Paris officials tighten guards for the late president’s cortege amid mourning as details of the will and estate emerge. In Cleveland Frank Idings 22, a blacksmith, appears before Judge Kennedy after an alleged incendiary remark linked to a society offering $50 000 for Roosevelt’s death. The Schley court of inquiry’s proceedings are set to resume, with possible adjournment after deliberations on each day’s revelations. San Francisco marks the ninth strike week with divergent views on conditions. President McKinley’s will is stated to exist, though the estate’s value is not precisely disclosed.
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Mysterious Soap Bargains and Household Goods Offer
Immense line of new Maitived soap boxes with 3 bars and Hare soup at 5c a bar. Oatmeal Pine tar Fine soap Glycerene rose violet and carne tones. Rubber balls and bands P10 items. Low prices on books and pencils 5c. Fire shelf paper fresh papers and Japanese napkins. Many small household items and popular shades advertised with low prices.
Medford Conference Elects Clerical Delegate to Naval Meeting
In Medford the annual Methodist Episcopal South conference elected Rev H. B. Shangle of Halsey Oregon as a clerical delegate to the naval conference to meet in Dallas next May. The Mount A. Joseph home for the Aged on East Thirtieth street was dedicated Sunday by Archbishop Christie with many prominent Catholic attendees.
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Dr Pierce's Favorable Pills and Women’s Health Ad
An old advertisement promotes Dr Pierce's Favor the prescription for female health. It claims to regulate the pelvis, alleviate drains and ulcers, and cure weakness in women. It also touts Dr. Meller’s clinic and mentions Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for bilious conditions.
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Funeral of McKinley Opens with Nearer My God to Thee
Washington recalls the nation’s grief as McKinley’s funeral procession moves from the White House to the capitol. Crowds line the streets in quiet sorrow while the casket rests under the dome and Mrs. McKinley seeks a last glimpse of her husband. The service includes hymns and prayers led by Bishop Andrews, with Roosevelt and other leaders in attendance.
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Late Bishop Whipple Led Missionary Work Among Indians
The report notes the death of the Reverend Whipple, a missionary to the Indians of the Middle West based in Faribault Minnesota. It mentions the mourning in light of the president's death and references the date February 15, 1822, as a historical marker connected to the narrative. The fragment hints at Whipple's notable religious role and regional influence.
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Bishop Whipple of Minnesota Acknowledged for Lifelong Service
Advanced to the priesthood in 1850 at Sackett's Harbor New York he led Zion church Rome and the church of the Holy Communion Chicago. Consecrated bishop of Minnesota in 1860 in Richmond Virginia he built diocesan institutions to high efficiency in Faribault Minnesota. He held a Cambridge LL D from the Lambeth conference and was noted for broad church fellowship and scholarship.
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Market Summary From New York and Chicago Commodities
Report by I L Ray Co with Pendleton and major exchanges notes a strong day. Wheat closed up about three quarters, corn up around a quarter, Liverpool up 1 8, New York prices strength with pork rallying 22 4 cents and stocks higher early then flat.
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Strikers Halt Imported Workers Trek to San Francia
In Sacramento on Sept 17 the San Francisco strikers stopped four carloads of imported men near Emigrant Gap and persuaded them not to proceed to San Francia.
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Wool Growers Meet in Heppner Shapes Mutual Interests
The Oregon Wool Growers' association holds its annual convention in Heppner with Douglae Belte of Pendleton presiding. Officers Fred Wilson of The Dalles and J. N. Williamson of Prineville attend, as Judge A. G. Bartholomew welcomes attendees. Topics include industry state, proposed revisions, a wholesale wool price offer for next year, and a disputes panel.
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Salem
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Warco County
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Pendleton
Few Voters Registered for Pendleton December Election
Only about 33 of Pendleton’s 800 legal voters have registered for the city election in December. The law requires registration at the city recorders office, payment of a 2 poll tax, and a signed certificate for eligibility. Registration ends on the last day of the seventh month, leaving 15 days to register, and only about one in ten have signified willingness to pay the tax and participate.
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Local confusion over medical notes in a damaged clipping
Fragmentary OCR reveals a garbled account mentioning Ollins C Bilin of Lindon Ta and references to illness. The text alleges a terrible cold and cough, worsening daily, with chaotic ties to doctors in Oakland Neb Bronx City and Omaha, ending in unclear claims of contamination and lost toes.
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Roosevelts Funeral Day Security Amid Anarchist Threats
Washington reports say President Roosevelt faced heightened security as women detectives joined the guards after an anarchist vow to shoot him. A later alert sought arrests of foreign or suspicious figures while a separate claim of an attempted wreck on the funeral train near Ithaca prompted rail inspections and track tampering findings. A Capitol commotion caused a stampede with injuries but no serious harm.
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Czolgrosz Arraigned Amid Turbulent Scene in Buffalo
Czolgrosz was arraigned in Buffalo as counsel argued for a Monday trial in the state supreme court. The district attorney indicated an indictment for first degree murder, prompting a crowd to follow him from the city hall to jail through a tunnel. In Utah, the Oregon Short Line dispute saw witnesses say survey notes were rushed from Nevada to beat the Clark road, with no notes of the survey made.
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Canton Pupils Rally for Kinley Memorial Fund
On September 17 Canton school children delivered a petition to the board of education urging support for a memorial fund honoring Mr Kinley and inviting national schoolchildren to participate in the effort.
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Anarehiste Driven Out in Pittsburg Riot
Anarchists from Guffey Hollow were driven out by an violence committee at eight. One assailant attempted to resist and fired shots. he was pursued down the lane and shot at, with police nearby.
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