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Prayer at bedside for Mrs. McKinley’s recovery
The prayer at every beside is that the Berd may coivert and sustain Mrs. McKinley.
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McKinley
Message of condolence from Crown Princes and Roosevelt
A long excerpted letter shows royal and American leaders expressing sorrow and unity after a tragedy. It cites Theodore Roosevelt, calls for continued public service, and urges friendly relations among civilized nations. The piece reflects official sentiment and the tone of 1900 era diplomacy.
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Proclamation Recall of McKinley Remembrance Urged Nationwide
The message calls for a day of mourning for President William McKinley and urges observances at memorial services. It notes public sentiment and a planned memorial event, with churches and Armory ceremonies inviting participation and solemn remembrance. The editorial links McKinley’s death to national unity and historical reflection.
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William McKinles
Roosevelt Declares Unconditional Support for McKinley Policy
A Buffalo meeting records Theodore Roosevelt announcing to a friend that he has given himself unconditionally to advancing President McKinley’s policy and is not a candidate for 1904. The statement, from a trusted figure, aims to bolster public confidence and establish clear intentions early.
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Cortelyou death sparks national mourning in 1901 era paper
The obituary honors George B. Cortelyou noting his loyalty to President Roosevelt and public service as a trusted secretary. It recalls Cortelyou guiding administration affairs after McKinley’s assassination and earning broad respect for his conservative, capable leadership and influence on national policy.
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Reciprocal Trade Aims for Unified US Commerce Abroad
A quote outlines liberal reciprocity to purchase and sale of commodities to curb domestic overproduction, end commercial wars, and abolish tariffs not needed for revenue. It calls for direct trade links between the US eastern seaboard and South American and Pacific coast ports, and for promoting merchant marine and shipbuilding.
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Fragmented OCR prose on American policy and Civil War anniversary
Fragmented text merges references to American capital, Central and South American water routes, and safeguarding property with a discussion of McKinley’s funeral anniversary and Civil War battles. It weaves historical events to claim shifting economic tides and rising syndicate influence on American industries.
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Confidence Is Felt In New President
The piece analyzes the prospect of President Roosevelt’s renomination and Reagan era style politics. It discusses confidence in Roosevelt’s leadership, his approach to foreign policy and domestic reform, and the potential impact on New York politics and national governance. The article weighs party dynamics, opposition, and the role of key figures in the presidential race.
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Roosevelt and McKinley Compared in Leadership Charms
The text analyzes Theodore Roosevelt and William McKinley, contrasting temperament, travel habit, and governing style. It notes Roosevelt’s impulsive energy, imaginative breadth, and strong will, with McKinley’s steady, cautious, and deliberative nature aided by experience and council.
The Fit and Finish Lace Creations Featured in Ad
An advertisement highlights real torchon lace corset covers with fine stitching and refined embroidery. Prices range from AI 19c to 2.65, signaling affordable luxury for shoppers seeking detailed needlework and quality fabrics.
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