Czolgosz and Anarchist Seekers In Police Sweep
A nationwide police dragnet targets Czolgosz and other noted anarchists after McKinley’s assassination. Czolgosz resists claims of accomplices as detectives press for admissions. Authorities expand inquiries to Emma Goldman associates and track a coat link to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senne Leon Czolgosz
Czolgosz
Buffalo Force
Silver City
N. M
Antonio Maggio
McKinley
Wilkie
Secret Service
Buffalo
Chicago
Abraham Isaak
Czogosz
Pittsburg
Carl Nold
Harry Gordon
Emma Goldman
Alleged Anarchists Held for Trial in Chicago
Nine alleged anarchists were brought before Magistrate Prindiville. The hearing was postponed to September 19 to allow investigation of a conspiracy to assassinate the president. Six men remain in custody without bail while three women were released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Prindiville
Wreck at Burton tunnel kills railroad worker and injures visitors
In Wheeling on September 10 a Baltimore and Ohio through express derailed at Burton tunnel when a broken flange blew the engine off the track. Six excursion coaches carrying passengers to a G A R encampment were wrecked and burned. One worker died, another died later, and six passengers were cut by flying glass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
W. Va
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Burton Tunnel
Cleveland
PITH AND POINT Quips and verse scraps from many papers
A collage of jokes and witticisms from various papers. The items include observations on law books worries with wives and money, light banter about horses and earmuffs, humor about doctors and cash, plus quips on newspapers and public attention.
Preacher Delights Crowd With Twin Baby Sermon Wagon Tale
Rev. Dr. W. A. Robinson of Trinity M E church and Evangelical Alliance toured the summer with a Gospel wagon. Amid heat he preached four sermons weekly and, when a baby was handed to him, used it to draw attention and tell of Jesus blessing children. The Wade Street market crowd supplied twins and a lively recital ended with a brief sermon on God’s good measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Robinson
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
The
Evangelical Alliance
Cincinnati Enquirer
Dr. Robinson
Enquirer
Jesus
Kingdom of Heaven
Wade Street
The Museum Beetle A Pest of World Museums
Nature describes the museum beetle as a small dust colored pest that inhabits museums and feeds on wool furs bric-a-brac wood pictures and chemicals. Care-takers watch for him but he thrives and multiplies, likely targeting every museum.
A Singularity of the Calendar
A New York Sun note presents a calendar quirk: no century starts on Wednesday Friday or Sunday, a 20 year day-order repeats, and January and October share the same weekday start each year. It also states April July September December February March November align similarly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y
The Impression They Give
Short quote notes some men feel they are better than they ought to be as observed by the Chicago Daily News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Daily News
Homemade horse power water pump from Farm and Home
An illustrated plan shows a farm horse powered water pump with an upright shaft gear train, a force pump g connected to a plunger f, and adjustable stroke lengths via holes in the wheel e. The pump draws water from a cistern h fed by a tubular well pipe, with windmill option and detachable parts, plus a whiffletree harness and derrick support for stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Sheffield
War Against Insects Highlights Massive Crop Losses
Entomologist Dr. L O Howard reports annual crop losses from insects near 300 million dollars or more. Locusts and chinch bugs caused hundreds of millions in the 19th century, while mosquitoes deter real estate values and spread disease. A statewide extermination effort is urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. O. Howard
Department of Agriculture
Kansas
Missouri
Iowa
Nebraska
Webster
New Jersey
N. Y
Proper cleaning of dairy utensils to curb bacillus spread
H L Russell notes in Farmers' Review that ordinary cleansing leaves bacteria behind in pails cans and strainers. Tarnished tinware with sharp reentries and open seams shelters germ life, making utensil design a factor in cleanliness and dairy safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Russell
Farmers’ Review
Crushed Shells for Poultry Use Widely
Oyster and clam shells break easily when heated and are better ground by pounding. Small seashore shells are collected and sold for poultry as they require no preparation. When shells are unavailable, pounded bones old mortar burned limestone chalk or wall plaster serve as substitutes.
The Value of Breeding in Dairy Farming
A dairy farmer seeks to ensure calves are well born through heredity, aiming to give every calf, male or female, advantages from good lineage. He notes this benefits him, but concedes not every well born calf will become profitable.
Irish Prisoner Challenges Judge Over Citizenship
A Baltimore Herald account recalls an Irish prisoner named Michael O’Hara held at a Balti more station. He protests being judged as foreign, insisting he is an American citizen born in England and demands a trial by an American judge. The case is dismissed after his remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Erin
Michael O'Hara
O’hara
Oi- Ingland
Baltimore Herald
Tramp Pleads for Help as Street Encounter Reported
A Yonkers Statesman item recounts a tramp appealing to a passing gentleman for a dollar. The plea notes the man has not earned money and has not drawn a sober breath for a week, highlighting street hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ace
Yonkers Statesman
Fortnight’s Realization Reveals Hidden Love
A Brooklyn Life snippet shows one character confessing love with a fortnight of certainty, while the other frets over waiting for the partner to recognize the affection. The playful exchange centers on anticipation and social nuance in a urban setting.
Racy Remark About Mrs Swift From Chicago Daily News
A witty exchange ponders Mrs Swift as a striking woman who makes every man she meets wish he were her husband while noting one exception who regrets not being her husband. The quip reflects urban gossip style from the Chicago Daily News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Swift
Chicago Daily News
Heat Wave Slays Fishermen’s Catch Near Malmo
A European heat spell has killed fish observed floating near Ronneby Malmo. Fishermen report water temperatures rose too high for fish causing surface sluggishness and eventual sunstruck death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Foreden
Malmo
Wibhen
Ronmena
Detroit Free Press
Beach Couple Sparks Question On Gender Roles
A Chicago Post snippet notes a beach scene where a man asks if a woman will win a partner and a woman asks if she can secure him. The dialogue hints at evolving views of romance and gender expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Post
Markets News From New York to Cincinnati Sept 10
The report covers multiple cities with prices for flour wheat corn oats beef veal and sheep. Notable figures include No 2 red wheat around 72c in Cleveland and New York futures near 7614c, hogs near 6.80 6.95, cattle 2.25 7.25 in Cincinnati and regional variations across Toledo East Buffalo East Liberty and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cleveland
York State
Toledo
East Buffalo
East Liberty
Cincinnati
Methodist Bishop Endorses Peruna for Catarrh
A. Grant bishop of Indianapolis writes that he has used Peruna for catarrh and recommends it as good medicine. Clergy endorse Peruna for vocal catarrh and general debility, noting its benefit to sedentary church life and public speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Grant
Indianapolis, Ind
Indianapolis
Indiana
Pennsylvania Street
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Pishon Grant
Peruna Endorsed by Clergy in Strong Testimonies
Prominent ministers from Georgia and Arkansas praise Peruna in letters printed to support the remedy. Rev. E G Smith notes two bottles eased his boy's catarrh of the bowels. Rev. A S Vaughn says five bottles restored strength after congestive chills. Readers are invited to write Dr Hartman in Columbus, Ohio for free advice.
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Rev
E.G. Smith
A. S. Vaugin
Eureka Springs
Ark
A. S. Vaughn
Hartman
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Meade
Atcchison Globe
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Slimson
Willie
Atlanta Constitution
John
Henry
Muggin
Philadelphia Press
King Arthur
Boddikins
Gadzooks
Caitiff
Baltimore American
Brooklyn
Peruna
Bishop Grant
Pera A
Perana
E. G. Smith
Presbyterian Church
Greensboro, Ga
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Ohio
John E. Burns Lumber Company
Monroe
Chicago Aves
Chicago, Ill
Ort
Hall & Ruckel
Carter
A.J. Tower CO
Boston
Mass
ART Fabric Mills
Department C. C
White Street
Ace Town
Pearl Street
Stark Bros
Louisiana
Dansville
F.L
Wmecormick & Sons
Washington, D. C
B. M. Woolle
Dr. X
Max
Atlanta
Sterling Remedy Company
Xcare
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