McKinley Dies. Roosevelt Named Next President
The nation mourns as President William McKinley dies after the assassin's blast. Theodore Roosevelt becomes the twenty fifth president and is praised as wise, courageous, and prepared to continue McKinley's policies for peace and prosperity. The era of constitutional government remains secure.
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Two Presidents Fallen in Succession by Assassination
The text marks the twentieth anniversary of President Garfield's death, noting that within about twenty years the United States has lost two presidents to assassination, with McKinley's burial set for Thursday.
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McKinley
Garfield
United States
Anarchists in the country face harsher rhetoric than allowed
The speaker asserts that anarchists have endured much harm and should receive even greater punishment or harsh treatment. The remark reflects a propagandistic stance advocating intensified repression against political dissidents.
Farewell Message from President McKinley at Buffalo Exposition
The last public speech of President McKinley in Buffalo two weeks ago urged friendship with all nations and freer trade. He praised commercial expansion, urged broad policy to expand markets, and echoed Roosevelt in continuing McKinley’s peaceful, prosperous program.
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McKinley
Buffalo
Mourning in Erie Conference Ends With Memorial Service
The Erie conference of the M. E. Church gathered in Union City with about 250 ministers in gloom after news of William McKinley's decline. McKinley, once a revival convert under Rev. A. D. Morton, served as a church officer for years and studied at Allegheny College before joining the Union army. Bishops and many old preachers knew him well. a memorial fee was set by Bishop Goodsell and a prayer meeting was held as he worsened.
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Rise of Roosevelt linked to Lodge as political ally
The piece notes Roosevelt’s rise from New York City Police Commissioner and Navy Assistant Secretary candidate to later prominence, crediting Senator Lodge for backing him to McKinley and Platt. It suggests Lodge will be as influential with the current administration as Hanna was with McKinley.
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Senator Wellington Expelled by Maryland Union League
Senator George L. Wellington of Maryland is expelled from the Union League for despicable remarks about the president's assassination. The expulsion cites his unfitness to associate with loyal citizens and urges the Senate to expel him next winter.
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George L. Wellington
United States Senate
Steel strike ends in favor of mill owners
The steel strike concludes with a win for mill owners. The wage earner loses money and gains little, as the piece argues that strikes do not pay and compromise is wiser than continued conflict.
President McKinley Shot on a Friday Thirteenth
The article notes the timing of President McKinley’s shooting on a Friday and his dying condition extending into the following Friday the thirteenth, with his death occurring in the early hours of Saturday morning September 14.
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Chinese protocol signed after year of fighting and looting
After a year of conflict and plunder, the protocol grants partial subjection to foreign powers. Chinese officials sign terms alleged to curb violence while allowing external interests to push for civilization and economic gain.
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China
If it is right to stop organized murder it is right to stamp out the anarchists
A compact editorial urges action against anarchist movements aligned with organized murder, arguing suppression of violent groups is necessary for public safety and social order. The piece stresses decisive measures against radical networks without detailing specific groups or events.
Youngest and oldest Presidents history overview
A historical record notes Theodore Roosevelt as the youngest president born October 27 1858 and lists ages at inauguration for many leaders. It covers Grant Cleveland Pierce Garfield Tyler Harrison Lincoln Kennedy Adams Jackson Buchanan and others plus lifespans and the sole living ex president Grover Cleveland at age sixty four.
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Plain and Pointed on Anarchists by Stone and Sibley
Gov Stone calls for state laws imprisoning anarchists and punishing meetings, even death for attacks on officials, aiming to exile anarchists to penitentiaries. Rep Sibley supports barring anarchists and deporting aliens, treating traitors who plot against the government. Both quotes echo strong antiformal crackdown sentiments.
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Deserved Punishment in Pennsylvania and New York
In York Pennsylvania last Saturday three workers faced consequences after making disparaging remarks about the dead President. In Wilkesbarre Hiram Wentz was beaten by company men and faces court martial after cursing the President over a postponed banquet. Cortland New York carrier Charles F Cartwright had his mail contract canceled for deciratory remarks, deemed unfit for government service.
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The Free Country and the Job Market Size
The speaker argues workers may quit freely but those unemployed face hostility when seeking jobs abandoned by others, highlighting a gap between theory and practice in a land that values freedom.
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Compulsory School Law Enforced In All Pennsylvan ia Counties
Attorney General Elkin states the new compulsory school law has been in effect since July 11 and should be enforced in every county of Pennsylvania without fear or favor.
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District Court of the United States
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William T. Lindsey
Western District
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Childs Tricycle For Sale In Good Condition
For sale cheap a child’s tricycle in good condition. Inquire at Mam office.
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Mam
Nationwide views and notes on McKinley and demographics
A mosaic of quotations and data recounts McKinley’s last words, organized play in schools, and critiques of political violence. It notes the 1,013 page pamphlet laws, the rise of women doctors, Ericsson’s Stockholm monument, and Pittsburgh Philadelphia population figures with race and nativity breakdowns.
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The Illustrated Buffalo Express Shines in McKinley Tragedy Coverage
The Buffalo Express, praised for speed and quality, published extensive McKinley tragedy imagery. It ran three pages of photos the Sunday after the Sept 6 shooting and followed with a record breaking souvenir issue the next week.
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Struthers Hotel Barn Taken Over by John Stinger
The Struthers Hotel Barn is now run by John Stinger who will attend to farmers horses and other patrons. Transients can be accommodated as there is no livery in connection.
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