Last Journey of President McKinley to Washington
A vast mournful procession marks McKinley’s funeral journey from Buffalo to the White House. Half a million people line the route as flags fly at half mast and bells toll. The ceremony at the East Room, with Roosevelt and cabinet, laments the late president while military honors lead the way to the national capitol.
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Washington
Buffalo
Alleghenies
Susquehanna
Marble City
Potomac
Pennsylvania
Williamsport
Harrisburg
Baltimore
Cardinal Newman
Lincoln
McKinley
Pennsylvania Railroad
White House
Pennsylvania Avenue
Great East Room
United States Army
Navy
Executive Mansion
Department of the Potomac
Union Veteran Union
Eleventh Cavalry
Fort Meyer
Signal
Army
Roosevelt
Army and Navy
Guard of Honor
Loyal Legion
Union Veterans’ Union
Grand Army of the Republic
Grand Army
Notable World Facts from Diverse Topics
A survey of varied items includes Canada grain at 100 million bushels, weekly United States typewriters valued at 20 000 going to England, and India facing a ventilation demand shortfall. Harvard’s top scholars Freund Bauer Petersen cited. Ontario letters exceed other provinces. Ceylon Protestant missions rise from 446 780 to 753 641. Japan has two imperial universities at Toyo and Kioto. Governor Jelks of Alabama is a practicing lawyer with fortune. De Dery maps Detroit in 1749 1754. Mosquitoes' captivity lifespan 60 days, non captive unknown. Amorphous phosphorus makes matchmaking safer. Greece imposes death sentence with two-year wait. Greater New York spans 3 508 square miles, surpassing London. Glommen Falls Norway to host large electrical plant. Some dogs never bark: Australian, Egyptian shepherd, Tibetan lion-headed. Rail speed limits debated by experts. Easton funds La Crosse Presbyterian college. England imports 42 percent more corn in the previous year. Umbrellas popular in India with 3 000 000 imported yearly. Mont Blanc sees Alpine Chasseurs at summit. Leishman hosts a notable Constantinople party.
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United States
England
India
Harvard
Freund
Bauer
Petersen
Ontario
Canada
Ceylon
Japan
Toyo
Kioto
William Dorsey Jelks
Alabama
Joseph Gaspard Chaussgras de Dery
Detroit
Greece
Greater
New York
Greater London
Great Niagara Walls
Falls
Glomen
Norway
Fred C. Easton
J. C. Easton
Presbyterian College
la Crosse
Wis
Mont Blanc
Shamonix
Constantinople
Leishman
Object of Anarchy and the Rise ofViolent Anarchism
A historical overview traces Proudhon and Kropotkin as early anarchist thinkers and the spread of anarchist ideas after the McKinley assassination. It explains how terrorism grew from nihilism, notes leaders like Johann Most, and cites Lombroso on anarchism as a pathological phenomenon affecting uneducated factory workers who encounter radical writings.
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Peter Kropotkin
Russia
Proudhon
Italy
France
Spain
Johann
Kropotkin
Caesar Lombroso
Johann Most
Systematic thinking rewards brains over brute labor
A National Stockman excerpt argues that success favors trained thinking over hard bodily toil. It emphasizes rest, study, and planning, noting mentally lazy or overworked individuals miss out while those who think strategically earn more and prosper.
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National Stockman
Handy Bag Holder From Inch Boards
A simple sack holder is described with inch boards cut to shape, tapered legs, and a hopper extending below the leg joint. The design includes hooks to hang sacks during filling and a slide to close the hopper when removing a full sack and placing a new one.
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Frederick O. Sibley
N. Y
Beginning Poultry The Wise Path For Beginners
The article discusses starting poultry on a small scale. It advises renting a farm to learn, then buying later after gaining experience. It warns against large initial investments, noting capital growth comes with flock increases over years.
Time to Prevent Waste and Wise Crop Rotation
The piece notes New Jersey farmers spent 1.6 million dollars in 12 months on commercial fertilizers to restore exhausted soil. It asks Illinois farmers, with seven times the area, to consider similar spending and urges soil care through crop rotation, summer fallow, and legumes. It adds a nudge to raise corn with shoats to convert yield to cash.
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New Jersey
Illinois
West
Peruna Cures Catarrh Of Kidneys Quickly
John Herziger of Neenah Wisconsin writes that two years of kidney catarrh caused severe back pain and disability, but after trying Peruna he recovered after a few bottles. The letter praises Peruna as a cure for incipient Brights disease and cites others who found relief, including endorsements from Congressman Bankhead and Samuel R. Sprecher.
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John Herziger
Alderman Herziger
Neenah
Wis
Neenah Young Men’s Club
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Ohio
Peruna
Commercial Street
Neenah, Wis
Perona
Wisconsin
Union
Bright
Samuel R. Sprecher
Beate Court
Angelina
High St
Los Angeles
Cal
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
The
Portman Sanitarium
Colmbre
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