McKinley Dies After Wounding in Buffalo
Death came to William McKinley, the US president, at 2:15 a.m. in Buffalo after a gunshot wound. Family members, officials, and doctors witnessed the end as crowds roamed outside and the nation mourned a leader who steered the Spanish War to a peaceful close. Secretary Cortelyou announced the death and plans for state funeral.
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Milburn House
All the World Mourns as President Lies Dying
All the world and 80,000,000 Americans stood at the President's bedside in silent sorrow for days. The President, a plain man in plain clothes, faced the assassin's blow with the nation’s prayers and patient endurance. The people set aside daily life in dire suspense, seeking any sign of comfort or courage from his bedside.
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The Return of the Cameo in Modern Fashion
Old-fashioned cameos are back in style as are many antique jewels. Cameos appear in belts and bands with latest embroidery. Retro brooches with large center jewels return, styled with leather velvet or chiffon. New jewels include dull gold pendants with embedded stones and natural pearls or turquoise pendants linked by tiny gold. Rich color combinations enhance the accessories.
A Perfect Boy
Johnny recalls a single perfect boy as he sits in penance and Mammas asks who he might be. The exchange turns to Papa when he was little, then a quiet pause fills the room for several minutes.
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Colorado federation delegates escape death in dynamite blast
More than 100 delegates from the Colorado Federation of Women's Clubs narrowly escaped a deadly explosion blamed on Cripple Creek miners unions. Police and investigators probe the dynamite blast as possible labor conflict.
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Colorado Federation of Women's Clubs
Cripple Creek
President McKinley Dies After Long Illness at Milburn House
President McKinley died at 2515 o clock at Milburn House Buffalo after a long illness. He spoke his last words Goodby all goodby It is Gods way His will be done. Roosevelt to take oath and cabinet to resign. state funeral planned and final scene witnessed by family and officials.
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Millburn House
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McKinley
Mann
Goodby
Washington
Roosevelt
Rixey
Abner McKinley
Helen
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Mary Barber
J. J. McKinley
William M. Duncan
Charles G. Dawes
Foreigner Aims at Washington. New York Ticket Banished
A man who left Berlin New Hampshire for New York claimed he intended to go to Washington to kill Vice President Roosevelt. Chief of Police Youngellss in Berlin reports he has alerted New York authorities after the foreigner failed to obtain a Washington ticket and instead bought a New York ticket.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Youngellss
To Convict Emma Goldman
Washington and Buffalo police seek Charles T. Lafon who worked at the Buffalo exposition. A telegram dated September 12 from "Prof. Charles T Lafon" to Chief Colleran claims proof to convict Emma Goldman in Buffalo.
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Washington
Buffalo
Charles T. Lafon
Buffalo Exposition
Charles T Lafon
Washington, D. C
Colleran
Sugar Beet Colony Plans from Northern Europe Reach Colorado
In a detailed report, Mr. C. Tl. Seagraves outlines a plan to settle 200 northern European families in the Arkansas Valley near Holly Colorado by October 20. He touts rich soil ample irrigation with a two year water reserve, high potential yields of beets cantaloupes alfalfa and dairy products and notes strong demand from Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo markets.
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Europe
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Holly
New Mexico
Rocky Ford
Arkansas Valley
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Dunkards
Mennonites
Topeka State Journal
Where Eaton Came From Dr Edward Dwight Eaton Beloit College President
Dr Edward Dwight Eaton the new Beloit college president is a Congregationalist minister former pastor of the Newton Iowa Congregational church Brooklyn New York Rept 16 The Garfield Tea Co manufacturers of Garfield Tea head age powders syrup relief plasters digestive tablets and Garfield Lotion occupy a large office and Sarayane laboratory recently erected by them The Garfield Remedies have grown in popularity and their success is well deserved Money invested in knowledge pays the best interest.
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Beloit College
Newton, Iowa
Congregational Church
Brooklyn
N. Y
Garfield Tea Co
Garfield
Garrfield
Sarayane Laboratory
Wisconsin Farm Lands in Marinette County Ad
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway offers farm lands in Marinette County Wisconsin at low prices and favorable terms. Wisconsin crops markets and climate are praised. Buy instead of renting and build equity for your own property. For details write F A Miller General Passenger Agent Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway Chicago.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
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