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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1901
Page
1
Buffalo residents show pride in the Pan American Exposition despite financial strains. Leaders note President McKinley meant strong support and public interest remains high as sponsors pursue robust crowds, national cooperation, and extended celebration through October.
In Queens tonight police arrested Jeluin Most an anarchist amid a raid on a saloon operation. A tense confrontation broke out with a crowd as officers moved to detain him and others. Captain Mardy used force to control the tumult while District Attorney Mervill spoke with Most in private.
Alienists visit the accused in jail and study his mental condition while trial preparations proceed in Buffalo. No poison found on bullets or revolver. multiple experts weigh insanity defense. courtroom security measures announced for the Supreme Court trial before Justice White.
President Theodore Roosevelt, on his first Sunday in Washington as chief executive, left the church with his party and confronted a photographer near the entrance. He warned the boy photographer to stop and told officers to back off, saying he should be ashamed for trying to take a picture as he left worship. Roosevelt walked with Douglas Robinson toward Captain Cowles’ residence, then joined General Wood for a drive and discussed the Cuban situation before returning home for the evening.
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The Berks County Republican convention backs John P. Elkin of Indiana County for governor and urges support at the state convention. Congressmen Connell notes he is urged to run to heal party rifts, promising careful consideration and possible candidacy if the situation improves. Colonel Louis A. Watree also signals intent to seek the gubernatorial nomination.
Dr Rixey reported no change in Mrs McKinleys condition as she rests after a day of driving. A large imperial wreath from the Russian emperor rests on her husband s casket at West Lawn Cemetery, while thousands visit the vault and surrounding graves.
Exclusive wire reports from The Assi lite Jtyeue detail Latermadionndali amaring a pints feremee Will wet teet in Morne. Morne officials and intervening entities outline steps to aid the beleaguered party, with local authorities preparing for subsequent hearings.
A wire transcription discusses mayoral prospects and Republican convention dynamics in New York. It cites Mitt James de Buck defending a candidate and notes tensions within the party regarding support for Low and the conference's influence on the race.
Reports from The Asqipted fpese detail Venezuelan forces at Caras and nearby gulf actions. The Colombian government battles continue as General Tlavila and General Bacheverry are named amid shifting control, with casualties and transport disruptions noted as tensions rise in Cayenid Civilas region.
An exclusive wire from The Aquciated Pree in San Sitlibetian Spain dated September 2 conveys congratulations and a ceremonial greeting. It mentions a maritime event along the Hueywe prow line and references public interest in the western United States.
An official report notes the honoring of Commissioner Wright by the state labor committee amid a ceremony. The event highlighted Wrights contributions to local governance and labor policy, with attendees including regional leaders and representatives from the association.
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