London Anarchists Trounce McKinley Plot Rumors
A London dispatch reports increased anxiety over anarchists in Soho amid alleged plots against President McKinley. Police guard foreign clubs as expulsions are urged, with a Scotland Yard detective claiming a central anarchist board operates in the city and a list of assassination targets was found after King Humbert’s murder.
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Sultan Pressured to Yield Paris Tubini Case
In Paris Abdul Hamid Must Yield. Officials expect the Sultan to resume relations after the Tubini claim settlement, while France insists on Lorando claim resolution first. Paris expels two Turkish spies as decree of Interior Minister is carried out.
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Glasgow Honors Carnegie At Freedom Ceremony
Andrew Carnegie received the freedom of the city of Glasgow as Lord Provost lamented the attempt on President McKinley. Carnegie praised McKinley, projected unity of the English speaking race, and urged ending human slaughter to advance civilization.
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Lincoln
America
Vico
Royalty Fills a Train Copenhagen Departure
The Czar and Czarina with their children and numerous royals arrived by train at noon from Fredenborg. They attended a farewell luncheon on the Standart before sailing in the Pole Star and Standart for Dantzic and Kiel, with the Czar proceeding to France and the children remaining.
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Faik Pasha Escapes from Constantinople to Malta
Vice Admiral Faik Pasha, chief of the general staff of the admiralty, fled Constantinople aboard a British steamer bound for Malta. He fled after a memorial to the Sultan denouncing navy maladministration. His property has been declared forfeited.
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Requiem Mass for Empress Elizabeth in London
A low anniversary mass for the late Empress Elizabeth of Austria was celebrated in the Roman Catholic Church of the Immaculate Conception in Berkeley Square. The service remembered the assassination in Geneva on September 10, 1808 and drew members of European society.
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Kitchener and Proclamation Seen as War Strategy
London dispatches report Britons hopeful Lord Kitchener has a plan beyond Dooleys recipe as September 15 Proclamation takes effect. War worries persist of guerrilla warfare through the South African summer. Yeomen enlistment is ordered while Cape Colony reports unsatisfactory military conditions and Dutch loyalties amid martial law.
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Soldiers Cheer Anarchy in Paris Revolt at Montceau Mines
Around a hundred Reservists returning from maneuvers marched into Montceau-Les-Mines singing revolutionary tunes. Gendarmes faced them. bayonets fixed and the crowd charged, scattering police with cheers for social upheaval. They then held a mass meeting backing revolution.
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American Interests Safe Says Commander Sargent
Navy reports from Commander Sargent of the Machias states from Colon on September 10 that American lives and property are not in danger. Insurgents isolated, Provision Island three miles from town, situation controlled with more than two hundred national forces.
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Prophesied Music Ties To Assassination Attempt
President McKinley relatives arrive in Cleveland by private car after Buffalo visit. Myron T. Herrick reports to Professor Lund, head of the Temple of Music orchestra, that moments before the shooting the orchestra played a German piece titled The Cursed Bullet, an almost prophetic moment tied to the events at the exposition.
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Abbot Dygon’s Skull Found at Canterbury Abbey
Excavations at Canterbury on the eastern portion of the Abbey Church site uncovered the skull and mitre of Abbot Dygon who died in 1510. Initially the skull was thought to belong to St Augustine, long exposed for veneration. A later discovery showed a stone coffin with a skeleton and a lead plate.
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Sultan's Respite Eases Tension in Diplomatic Standoff
London and New York Times report relaxed palace apprehension as France delays action until the Czar's visit ends. Belief grows that measures would follow after the fifteenth day of suspension, while mentions of Falk Pasha and exile surface amid ongoing upheaval in Constantinople.
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Steel Workers Wage Increase Announced in Youngstown
In Youngstown Ohio on September 10 a bi monthly conference between iron manufacturers and Amalgamated Association of Iron Steel and Tin Workers approved a wage rise for puddlers from 5.25 dollars to a higher rate not specified in the fragment.
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Gage Places Revenue, Hits Bond Sale to Aid Money Market
Philadelphia Times reports Secretary Gage moved about 5 million dollars of internal revenue receipts to national bank depositories and invited proposals to sell up to 20 million dollars in United States bonds. A revised notice says deposits continue until par value aligns with bonds, with bids due by Thursday the 12th.
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the Treasury
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Treasury bond purchases under Secretary Gage
Describes how Secretary Gage sets fixed price limits to buy bonds and avoids bidding up market prices. Notes that past offers aimed to relieve cash balance growth, with government purchases governed by these set prices.
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London markets rise on strong demand and rail optimism
The Times reports abundant money yesterday with steady discount rates and a firm Stock Exchange tone. Treasury bills were allotted at an unexpectedly favorable rate while New South Wales loan applications closed strong. American rails led advances as markets stayed cheerful aided by President McKinley’s condition.
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Sampson May Not Appear in Court in Schley Case
The Navy Department debates whether Rear Admiral Sampson can be made to testify or be represented by counsel. It foresees potential use of a written statement if he is unavailable, while resisting arguments of mental infirmity to avoid admissible evidence.
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President McKinley Recovery Bulletin From Buffalo
Officials report the president’s respiration pulse and temperature within normal ranges as of 10 30 PM The bulletin notes a minor skin wound disturbance from a bullet fragment incidentally removed and stitches adjusted The president is able to drink beef juice and staff signatories include M D MANN ROSWELL PARKE and GEORGE CORTELYOU among others
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Charles McBurney
George B. Cortelyou
President McKinley improves amid hopeful medical briefing
The cabinet plans a Friday 3 PM meeting at bedisde to discuss official matters as doctors report the president convalescent. Physicians describe a comfortable night with improving signs, while Vice President Roosevelt departs for Oyster Bay confident of recovery.
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Peace Conference Opens Four Day Session in Glasgow
The Universal Peace Conference began a four day session in Glasgow with Dr Trueblood stating that American peace sentiment is strongest since 1815. The U S government is committed to The Hague Peace Conference and advocates mutual arbitration treaties among American republics to refer disputes to The Hague. Efforts aim to secure signatures from non represented States.
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Weather forecast for Easterneen region and nearby states
Showers likely today and Thursday across Easterneen, Eastern New York, New Jersey and Delaware with light to fresh winds. Western New York will be partly cloudy Wednesday then showers in the east, Thursday fair with fresh winds. Western Pennsylvania sees mostly Wednesday and probable showers Thursday with light to variable winds.
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Weather Glare Reports Unclear Cold Day
Vague notes describe a chilly day with temperatures near eight degrees and a mention of rainfall increase since January. The text references an event and terms like excess in temperature but lacks clear place or time details.
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Arrivals of Ocean Liners in New York
Ships arrive with Kensington from Antwerp and Korsigin Latse from Bremen plus Patricia Plymouth and Patriots Plymeouts in New York harbor.
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Transit ordinances delayed despite board actions
Captain Joseph Perry confirms no timetable for rapid transit changes this year amid Education Board authorization for new schools. Coroner reports on Henry Geatsehi death. A census bulletin notes more men than women in the state, and Andrew Carnegie is cited as receiving Glasgow freedom.
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