Dream of the Dispatches Condensed for Busy Readers
A brief compilation notes Pan-American exposition decisions and arrests of M D Landis the Coos county murderer near Col tags Grove. Senator John H Mitchell returns from Paris after visiting Mrs Mitchell convalescing in her daughter home. Prose crop this year will add about 40000 to circulation and money earned from good trees improves when yields arrive. The Baltimore American marks 128th anniversary since its 1773 founding with passage noting Charles C Folio and General Felix Angus in control of the paper.
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Orezon
Ita
M. D. Landis
Coos County
Coltags Grove
John H. Mitchell
London
New York
France
Paris
Albany Democrat
Baltimore American
Charles C. Folio
Felix Angus
Murder charge for Czolgosz outlined at preliminary hearing
In Burra o Sept 17 the preliminary hearing on the assassination case against Czolgosz resulted in an indictment for first degree murder. The report notes a swift path to judgment and punishment for the assassin’s crime. In Salem Sept 15 Governor Geer issued a proclamation mourning President McKinley.
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Burra O
Czolgosz
Salem
Geer
Oregon
United States
William McKinley
McKinley
Canton
T. T. Geer
F. I. Dunbar
Sec. of State
Three Women Kill Deer in Western Josephine County
News from Drodex reports three women Mrs. W. M. Turner Mrs. E. Pope and Mrs. W. G. Zimmerman used dogs and a weapon to kill a large five point buck in a Dryden area encounter. They held the deer and severed its head before leaving the scene with their prize.
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Drodex
Josephine County
W. M. Turner
E. Pope
W. G. Zimmerman
Dryden
Apex
Derr
Crowds Press Capitol to View McKinley Remains
At 1 o clock a huge crowd surged toward the East entrance of the rotunda as a crush formed at the main staircase. Inadequate crowd control caused the incident with women and children injured and aid given, while spectators sought a view of President McKinley lying in state in the Capitol.
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Wasninctos
Rotunda
Capitol
McKinley
Nebraska corn crop seen well above average
Encouraging reports come from all parts of the state that this year’s corn crop will exceed the average. After drought threatened ruin the late crop has improved steadily and conservative estimates put the total at not less than 100000000 bushels.
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Lascotx
Neb
Portland Carnival Postponed Amid Day of Mourning
Portland on September 18 postpones the carnival opening to Friday due to a general day of mourning proclaimed by the President and Governor Geer. The Fall Carnival is billed as the Northwest’s most notable expo for minerals, agriculture, fisheries, and manufactured goods with an extensive program.
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Portland
Geer
Pacific Northwest
Northwest
Preacher Gets Tarred and Feathered in Huntington
Joseph A Wildman United Brethren minister was tarred and feathered by about 100 people during a Huntington prayer meeting after he criticized political rhetoric used by President McKinley. Wildman had no formal charges filed against him.
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Huntington
Ind
Joseph A Wildman
United Brethers
McKinley
Wildman
Memorial to McKinley by Baltimore Post Office staff
Six hundred Baltimore Post Office workers formed a committee to arrange a bronze tablet for President McKinley’s memory. The tablet will be placed in a prominent location within the Post Office Building with a design of the best workmanship and an estimated cost of $1000.
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Baltimore
Notice of Furniture Business and Mail Letters
Rice and Rice house furnishers advertise stove ranges and complete home goods. They offer catalogs and repairs with a catalog request form. A list of uncalled letters at Rose- Addams and other names appears with delivery terms and a request to call before buying elsewhere.
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Portland
Cones
Rice & Rice
Sorosia Sbos
Czar and entourage witness Rheims maneuvers in France
The Czar and Czarina with their suite observed army maneuvers at Rheims alongside President Loubet, Minister Delcasse, and other state dignitaries from Fort Vitry. They then retraced to the Chateau of Compeigne for the return.
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Paris
Czar
Czarina
Suite
Rheims
Loubet
Delcasse
Fort Vitry
Chateau of
Compeigne
Chile names new president Don Jerman Riesco
Don Jerman Riesco assumed the Chilean presidency today joining the traditional ceremonies marking the installation. The event took place in SanTiago with the customary rites observed.
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SanTiago Or
Cun
Don Jerman Riesco
Chili
First International Yacht Race Set for Sept 26
New York dispatch notes high interest in the upcoming international yacht race between Britain and the United States. The event is scheduled for Thursday, Sept 26, with results anticipated across the ocean.
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New York
United States
Honor Our Flartyred President Prompted by Telegraphic News
Phrase about President McKinley’s death quoted by Emperor Franz Josef. He reportedly called it a misfortune and praised McKinley as the ideal ruler of a modern country.
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Late Telegraphic News
Franz Josef
President McKinley
Presidential successions and early assassinations in U S history
The piece traces Jobe Tyler as the first president to succeed due to a chief executive's death, notes Millard Fillmore's Whig ties and the Fugitive Slave Law, and recounts Andrew Jackson and Theodore Roosevelt as later presidencies shaped by assassination. It ponders future political fates and era shifts.
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Jobe Tyler
Geral Wiliam Henry Harrisce
Democratic Party
Millard Fillmore
Andrew Jackson
Ap St
Congress
Theodore Roosevelt
Missouri reform forces unite in fusion party meeting
Representatives of the fusion populist movement gather in Bassas Crrr Mo to respond to J H Cook's call as Allied Third Party of Missouri. The conference aims to unite reform forces in line with the Kansas City 1901 principles.
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Bassas Crrr
Sepa
United States
J. H. Cook
Third Party
Missouri
Reform Forces International Third Party
Kansas City
Bean prices soar as Boston region faces short crop
Boston forecasts a bean shortage with prices up about ten dollars per bushel in sixty days. The area is expected to consume roughly 2,500 bushels daily as beans rise in demand.
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Boston
For sale cheap light running democrat wagon
A single light running wagon is offered for sale at a low price. The seller is L. Dam and the listing location is Biston Winchester, Oregon with model 84-Liso.
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L. Dam
Trial Size Offer for So c. Size Try It Now
Announcement promoting trial use of a product for nasal atomizers aimed at offering comfort and convenience. Mentions reduced price and a test to ensure satisfaction.
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