Untitled clipping fragment on transfers and agents
Fragmentary notes describe train transfers and a four part discussion. Mentions DEPPE and G Hah as agents with a guarantee. Includes age references and spay years but lacks clear events or dates.
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The Harrison News
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1901
Page
1
Roosevelt Signs Brig Gen James Bell Commission
Washington Sept 21 The new president held a cabinet meeting after returning from Canton and signed the commission elevating Col James M Bell to brigadier general, signaling adherence to the late president's wishes. Roosevelt walked alone to his sister’s home for luncheon and returned to the White House, planning to move his family in next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Canton
White House
Jas.Bell
Col. Bell
Roosevelt
Cowles
Navy
Executive
Penylvania Avenue
Lafayette Square
Sixteenth Street
Cortelyou
Harrison
Aguinaldo’s Body Guard Surrenders in Luzon
Manila report states Major Alhambra, two captains, five lieutenants and 29 men with 3 rifles surrendered about 49 miles north of Baler to Capt. George A. Detchmendy of the 22d United States Infantry, took the oath of allegiance and were released. Aguinaldo remains confined under guard fearing assassination by Luna partisans. Funston underwent a successful operation after appendicitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Aguinaldo
Maj
Alhambra
Fivo
Baler
Island of Luzon
George A. Detchmendy
United States Infantry
Luna
Chaffee
Guam
Malvar
Lukban
Detchmendy
Denzell George Arthur Venville
United States
Yorktown
United States Ambassadors Abroad to Receive New Credentials
Washington September 21. While it has ascension, the person of the sovereign or president. This is not true of the ministers, who probably will not be required to be re commissioned. In the case of a few ministers who had not presented credentials at the time of President McKinley demise, new commissions will be required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
United States
McKinley
Ohio
Columbus
Cincinnati
Buffalo Exposition to Feature Merino Sheep Exhibit
At the Pan-American exposition in Buffalo starting September 23, about 1,500 flocks will be shown over two weeks, with every wool-growing state represented. Vermont may lead with merino records while Angora goats also appear. Superintendent Converse oversees the stock shows and promises a landmark sheep exhibition with judging on Wednesday and Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Vermont
Orden
America
Converse
Still Holds Her Own At McKinley Resting Place Visit
About 20 000 people visited West Lawn cemetery in Canton Sunday to view the McKinley resting place. Dr Rixey reported Mrs McKinley's condition stable and improving, as she enjoyed two car rides with family and doctor. A Russian wreath was placed on the casket by Judge Day after a telegram from the Russian embassy, and crowds gathered to see funeral adornments and the planned tomb site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Kixey
West Lawn Cemetery
Mcc-Kinley
Neghboring
Catafalque
Boers Advance Near Cape Town Reportedly 40 Miles Out
A Capeown alumni letter published by the Daily Express claims Boer forces are overrunning Cape Colony and approaching within 40 miles of Cape Town on both coastlines. The note also says Dutch rebels have risen and that Cape Town town guards were ordered to surrender rifles and ammunition. The war office dispatch from Pretoria details engagements near Hersehell and Scheeper with heavy losses for Lovatt's scouts, along with captured and later released prisoners and men wounded.
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Gondon
Capeown
Daily Express
Cape Gotony
Cape Town
Cape Tow
Colon
War Office
Pretoria
Kreitzinger
Orange River
Hersehell
Moing
Lovatt
Andrew
Mae
Murray
Santry
Kreuzinger
Pri
Lord Ritchester
Scheeper
Medals of Honor duty assigned to Gen MacArthur
Gen Arthur MacArthur arrived in Milwaukee to serve on a duty board. He will examine and report on brevets medals of honor and other awards for officers and soldiers who served in Puerto Rico Cuba China and the Philippines. The War Department wants the report ready for Congress in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Arthur “MacArthur
Millwall
Washington
Porto Rico
Cuba
China
Philippines
War Department
MacArthur
Irremovable Pastor Appointed at St Patrick's
Washington September 21 Rev Dr D Stafford appointed the irre moval pastor of St Patrick's Roman Catholic church in the city The parish is the city’s wealthiest owning real estate valued at 四 million Dr Stafford known for his oratory and scholarship and was a warm friend of President McKinley
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. Stafford
St. Patrick’s
St. Patrick’s Parish
Stafford
Mckinley
Angola La Grange Goshen Electric Railway Plans
Toledo September 21 Angolia La Grange Goshen Electric Railway Co will start building a bidirectional road from Montpelier to connect Toledo and Chicago by an electric line or system under one management. The company is well financed and aims to link major cities with electric rail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Angola, la Grange & Goshen Electric Railway Co
Montpelier
Chicago
Miss Conger Weds Lieut Buchan in Chicago Ceremony
Miss Laura Conger daughter of the United States minister married Lieutenant Fred E Buchan A S A Friday night at Mrs J S McConnell home 4359 Lake avenue Chicago. The bride's aunt hosted the ceremony.
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Chicago
Laura Coneger
Fred. E. Buchan
J. S. McConnell
Lake Avenue
Conger
United States
Gold Coming Over to New York Trade Shipments
The Statist asserts that eagles valued at one million dollars will be shipped from Paris to New York on Saturday and that this consignment will be followed by additional shipments.
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London
Paris
New York
Treasury Statement balances Sept 21 principal figures
Washington on September 21 reports the general fund available cash at 187,409,914 dollars and gold holdings at 105,949,739 dollars excluding the 150 million dollar gold reserve in the division of redemption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
General Fund
From One Peril to Another Mrs Hancock Escaped From Highwayman
Mrs Charles Hancock endured a perilous ordeal as she escaped a highwayman and found safety. The incident highlights the danger on local roads and the quick reaction that led to her safe release. Local authorities are reviewing details and urging heightened vigilance for travelers at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hancock
Highwayman Attack Becomes Fatal For Mrs Davis
A highwayman stopped a wagon about six miles from town demanding money. Mrs Davis was shot in the neck when she spurred her horse. The buggy was struck by a passenger train near Michigan Central tracks, throwing both women. Mrs Hancock escaped with minor injuries. Mrs Davis is unconscious with a severe scalp wound and may die.
Cattle Dying From Poison Vaccine Near Barrington
Dairymen near Barrington twenty miles northwest of Chicago report hundreds of cattle dying after using a poisonous anthrax vaccine. Fears grow that the toxin is contagious and could spread across northern Illinois. Carcasses are gathered into heaps and burned as a precaution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Barrington
Noted Accident Shoots Sister in Marshfield
Marshfield Wis Sept 23 a 99 year old son of John Adler accidentally discharged a loaded shotgun while handling it, striking his 11 year old sister who stood nearby. The shot entered the head and neck causing severe mangling and nearly tearing away the head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield
Wis
John Adler
Cabinet vacancy fills by appointing Canadian judge
Ottawa on September 23 reports the cabinet ordered Sir Louis Davies to be a judge of the Supreme Court of Canada leaving a cabinet vacancy that will not be filled for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ont
Sir Louis Davies
Marine and Fisheries
Supreme Court of Canada
Man Kills One Wounds Another in Illinois Farm Quarrel
In Pontiac Illinois on September 23 J C Richter of near Cornell shot and killed James Thompson and fatally wounded Samuel England after a dispute that started when he visited the men heating nuts on his farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontiac
J. C. Richter
Cornell
James Thompson
Samuel England
Rejected Lover's Deed in Del Rio Tragedy
Del Rio Texas September 23 Michael Roods shot and killed Miss Fosette after she refused marriage then stabbed himself 14 times, wounds proved fatal. The case ends in a deadly domestic crime with a self inflicted injuries, authorities report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
del. Rio
Tex
Michael Roods
Miss Fosette
Archduke Frederick Shot at by Poacher in Hungary
Archduke Frederick a cousin of Emperor Francis Joseph was shot at by a poacher at his country seat in Hungary. The bullet passed through his sleeve and did not injure him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Archduke Frederick
Emperor Francis Joseph
Hungary
Severe frost harms crops across central and northern New York
Ice formed on shallow water and extensive damage occurred to garden and truck farm products reported from Utica New York on September 21. The frost stretched through central and northern areas causing widespread agricultural losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
N. Y
New York
Bishop Michaud vows church penalties over schooling
Burlington Vermont September 23 Bishop Michaud will grant absolution to parents who send their children under ten to public schools and excommunicate those married by Protestant ministers, signaling a church stand on religious education and marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington, Vt
Michaud
Wood predicts Cuba handover to Cubans by May
Gen. Leonard Wood, military governor, flew to Havana via Tampa and forecast he can finalize transfers by May 1. He said electoral law meets administration needs with minor changes, and that McKinley policy will endure under his successor despite any shift in Cuba’s conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Leonard Wood
Cuba
Tampa
Havana
Wood
McKinley
Eminent Scientist Dr Abram Litton Dies at 87
St Louis news confirms Dr Abram Litton eminent scientist and pioneer chemist, longtime chair of chemistry at Washington University and St Louis Medical College, died at his home Sunday aged 87 from senility after 50 years in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Abram Litton
Washington University
St. Louis Medical College
Sampson Visits Fort Hamilton After Lake Sunapee Sojourn
Rear Admiral William S. Sampson left Boston for Fort Hamilton after returning to the navy yard with Mrs. Sampson from Lake Sunapee New Hampshire. He is to visit Second Lieutenant H. H. Scott and Mrs. Scott, his daughter, in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sampson
Boston
W. T. Sampson
Navy Yard
Death of Judge Pleasent G Wood in Alabama
A London cablegram reports the death of Judge Pleasant G Wood probate judge of Dallas county Alabama. He was a delegate to an ecumenical conference and died after a severe pneumonia attack in Birmingham on Sept 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. C. Wood
Birmingham
Ala
Londn
Pleasant G. Wood
Dallas County
Judge Wood
Man and Wife Murdered Near England Ark
England Ark Sept 23 Henry E Newell and his wife were murdered five miles southwest of town Saturday night A child who escaped says the attackers were a white man and two Negroes police seeking three suspects in the crime and the motive remains unknown
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Ark
Henry E. Newell
Here
Bank Robbed in Republican City Neb
Republican City Neb sept 23 bank robbed by safeblowers Saturday. Officials decline to reveal funds on hand but it is thought robbers obtained more than $1,000 in cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican City
Neb
Republican City Bank
Anarchists Guard Notorious Publication Office
Armed men with shotguns and 1000 rounds stand guard over the office of the anarchist publication Aurore in Spring Valley Ohio on September 2. They celebrate the assassination of McKinley and express satisfaction at the murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pwenty
Spring Valley
Hil
Il’ Aurore
Ident McKinley
Spnompeuens
Assas
Anarchists Target Coal Town Editor in Mass Tension
In a coal town, tensions rise as 500 anarchists threaten mass action and calls grow to dismiss every anarchist from Spring Valley Coal Co. Dalzell in Chicago will be pressed to remove all known anarchists, risking mine closings and a possible riot with local and outside reinforcements expected at a Monday meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gabilli
No Aurere
Dalzell
Spring Valley Coal Co
Chicago
Senator Allison Praises Roosevelt at St Luke's Church
Dubuque reports Senator Allison spoke at St Luke's Methodist Episcopal Church on Wm. McKinley as a statesman. In closing he expressed faith in the intelligence integrity patriotism and wisdom of President Roosevelt.
Gaudaur declares comeback challenge for world regatta
Winniport Manitoba September 23 J G Gaudaur former world champion oarsman announces plans to return to aquatic sport and issues a challenge to Champion Towns for a championship race, expected to be held on the Thames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winniport
Man
J. G. Gaudaur
Thames
Kidnapped American Missionary Arrested in Baritza
Constantinople reports an agent of brigands who abducted Miss Ilelen H Stone, a missionary in Djumbala, Vilayet of Salonika, has been arrested at Baritza. Miss Stone remains unrecovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Miss Ilelen H. Stone
Djumbala
Wright elected to world sociology group membership
Washington reports that Carroll D. Wright United States Commissioner of Labor has been elected to membership in the International Institute of Sociology, an organization of leading sociologists headquartered in Paris, reflecting his standing in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
International Institute of Sociology
Paris
United States
Carroll D. Wright
Plea Entered Then Rejected in Losz Murder Trial
Leon F. Losz faced trial for murder at McKinley with a guilty plea later changed to not guilty. The day opened with Justice White presiding as district attorneys argued technicalities. Judges and defense counsel discussed readiness to act, while many jurors reported opinions or prejudice.
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Iftalo
Leon F. Losz
Truman
Carlton FE
Alleagues
White
Interior details emerge in trial at Temple of Music
The report notes testimony about the crime at the Temple of Music, describing interior views, causes of death, and the bullet’s effects on the body. Assistant District Attorney Haller opened the case at about 3 o clock, detailing the lament case to the jury.
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Temple of Music
Ure
Haller
Waldeck Cs czolgosh brother of McKinley assassin
Cleveland Sept 24 Chief of ce Corner reports Waldeck Czolgosh, brother of the assassin, was questioned about contact with his brother since the time of the July farm departure. He claimed no contact since mid July, though a neighbor said he saw the alleged killer recently near the farm. Czolgosh offered to stay in touch, sharing concern over possible violence if the Buffalo crowd learns of their relation.
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Cleveland
Waldeck Gosz
McKinley
Uct
Ace
John D.x
Aldeck
Pope of
Buffalo
Emperor William Vase Prize at German Agricultural Society
Berlin report states Emperor William was presented with a costly porcelain vase to be offered as a prize for the most successful stationary on the German Agricultural Society program. The event highlights royal endorsement of agricultural progress and industrial crafts in Berlin this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
William
German Agri- Stural Society
Stamps Honoring McKinley Debated by Post Office
Washington note: a proposed commemorative stamp set for the late President McKinley is under review at the post office department. Discussion has not advanced enough to show definite action or timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McKinley S
Post Office Department
Broomcorn Prices Rise Sharply in Central Illinois
Aregla Illinois reports broomcorn farmers in central Illinois seeing quick gains as prices climb from 95 to 120 dollars per ton over three days and pundits predict further increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aregla
Ill
Illinois
Tallest Man Claims 7 Feet 10½ Inches in Maine
Bangor Maine September 23 The tallest man in the world allegedly visiting sites across Maine this week stands 7 feet 10½ inches tall in stocking feet. Edward Beaupre is the claimed name and height according to sources touring the state.
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Bangor
Maine
Edward Beaupre
Prince Chun to Leave Germany Next Thursday
Berlin date Sept 24 Prince Chun head of the Chinese diplomatic mission will depart Germany next Thursday. An artist in Berlin is making a portrait of him as a keepsake of his stay in the German capital.
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Prince Chun
Germany
Berlin
P'rince Chun
Makin
Dl Dick
Former Congressman West Dies at 78 in Ballston NY
Ballston New York September 23 former congressman George West died at his home of apoplexy aged 78. He served three terms in Congress and had amassed a large fortune.
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Ballston
N. Y
George West
Fire destroys Madison business center in 1890s blaze
Fire at the Merchants' hotel in Madison Minnesota on Sunday consumed the town hall and 15 business buildings, causing an estimated loss of 50600 with small insurance coverage.
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Madison, Minn
Merchants' Hotel
Commercial Pacific Cable Co Incorporation in Albany
The Commercial Pacific Cable Co with a capital stock of 100000 was incorporated in Albany on Monday. Founders include John W. Mackay Garence F. Mackay Edward C. Platt Albert Beck George G. Ward Albert Chandler and William W. Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
yAlbany
N. Y
Commercial Pacific Cable Co
John W. Mackay
Garence F. Mackay
Edward C. Platt
Albert Beck
George G. Ward
Albert Chandler
William W. Cook
Large Portion of the Town Burned in Sweden
A large portion of Kallundberg on the west coast of See and has been destroyed by fire. The damage is likely about £509,000. The town’s population is about 5,119.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Kallundberg
Seeand
Pro-Boer Meeting Seeks End to South African War
In Chicago on Monday night a pro Boer gathering adopted resolutions urging President Roosevelt to pursue any action to end the war in South Africa. A signatures committee was named, with plans for a mass meeting at the Auditorium and a Washington presentation. Speakers condemned Great Britain for Boer treatment, claiming women and children are dying in large numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Roosevelt
South Africa
Washington
Great Britain
Ex-Gov Robert L Taylor Weds Miss Alice Fitts Hill
Former Tennessee governor Robert L Taylor and Miss Alice Fitts Hill of Montgomery were married at Christ Church Tuscaloosa Alabama. Only a few friends attended. The couple had planned for January but shifting lecture engagements led to a Sunday night marriage. Mrs Hill is daughter of Hon James H Fitts of Tuscaloosa, treasurer of the State university and head of J H Fitts & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Robert L. Taylor
Knoxville
Tenn
Alice, Fitts Hill
Montgomery
Christchurch
Gov. Taylor
This Place
The
State University
J. H. Fitts & Co
Floating Dry Dock Hints to Philippine Navy Station
Washington reports the large floating steel dry dock recently bought from Spain for Havana is likely to be sent to the Olon gapo naval station in the Philippines. Secretary Long approved repairs by Naval Constructor Gilmour at an estimated 266,000, with expectations that regular crews can handle most work, reducing total costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Havana
Spain
Olongapo Naval Station
Philippines
Long Monday
Gilmour
Coburn Favored as Agriculture Secretary in Roosevelt Cabinet
Kansas City Kans F D Coburn may succeed Secretary Wilson as head of the Agriculture Department if Roosevelt reshapes his cabinet. Kinley again surfaces as a potential successor, and Kansas would nominate Coburn for the post if a change occurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D. Coburn
Kansas City, Kan
Mr. Wilson
Agriculture
D. Kinley
Wilson
Roosevelt
Kansas
Mr. Coburn
Chicago to memorialize Congress on curb of free speech
Chicago city council will memorialize Congress to enact laws curbing anarchist speech and deporting those who incite violence against the government. A five member committee will draft the memorial, appointed by the mayor after Monday night's vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Congress
Secretary of State Power Dies of Pneumonia in Jackson
Secretary of State J L Power died at 12 3 o clock Tuesday morning in Jackson Mississippi. Pneumonia contracted on his trip to the Buffalo exposition caused his death. Col Power was born in Ireland sixty three years ago and learned the printer s trade at Lockport New York. Henne lived in Jackson for fifty years and was the publisher of the Clarion before being elected secretary of state.
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Jackson
Miss
J. L. Power
Buffalo Exposition
Col. Power
Ireland
Lockport
N. Y
Henne
the Clarion
British manufacturers plan retaliatory measures after American Tobacco entry
In Birmingham on September 24, it was announced that British manufacturers intend to form a combination to defend their interests and commerce in response to the entrance of the American Tobacco Co. A retaliatory measure will be announced soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
England
American Tobacco Co
Fire destroys center of Point Marion business district
A lamp explosion in J. K. Conn's store started a fire that wiped out five stores, five dwellings, and other buildings in Point Marion's business center in Uniontown on September 24. Losses totaled under 16,000 dollars with 10,000 dollars insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniontown
Loyal Legion elects George W Dickinson major general
Hartford Mass Worcester addressed Loyal Legion O U A M elects George W Dickinson of Worchester as major general at the 56th annual national council convention opening in Hartford on Tuesday.
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Hartford
George W Dickinson
Worchester
Mass
The
Loyal Legion
National Council
Clever Swindler in St Joseph Forged Check Case
A clever swindler familiar with the National Bank of St Joseph employer methods swindled a Topeka bank out of 900 dollars Saturday by a forged check. The check was returned unpaid.
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St. Joseph
National Bank of
Two Men Thrown Into Coke Ovens Near Uniontown
Uniontown is investigating a report that two men were cast into blaze heated coke ovens at the Bessemer coke works near the city and cremated.
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Uniontown
Bessemer Coke Yorks
Here
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