Panama War News Crowds Headlines From Abroad
A week in brief outlines equadorian and colombian maneuvers near the isthmus, reports of armed ships near the frontier, calls for US troops to curb insurgent activity, and notes of neutralities shifting amid conflicts. Also covers a Turkey mission, a Canadian missionary capture, and other global jitters.
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Two bullets strike President McKinley at Buffalo
At the Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo a man with a dark mustache shot President McKinley as he reached to shake hands. A second bullet hit his abdomen, both wounds treated at Emergency Hospital. The assailant, Leon Czolgosz, was arrested and identified. he is from Detroit with a Cleveland home.
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Czolgosz Signs Confession in Anarchist Motive
Leon Czolgosz, the accused assassin, has signed a six-page confession declaring himself an anarchist. He attributes his act to Emma Goldman and claims no confederates, saying he bought the revolver in Buffalo and acted three days after deciding. He shows no insanity and remains reticent about his broader ties.
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The President Rallying Bulletin Update Issued Overnight
The President’s physicians issued a bulletin at 1 a.m. Saturday stating the president is free from pain and resting well with a temperature of 100.2, pulse 120, respiration 24. The note confirms stable vitals and continued recovery.
Trade Outlook Brightens Amid Recovery in Cotton Goods
From The Jour Quarter Wee: Trade 18 very active despite strikes and crop shortages. August opened with drought fears in the Southwest, yet the outlook ends with a near clear horizon as idle mills resume work and orders rebound.
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Alabama adopts new constitution by wide vote
At Montgomery Alabama the constitutional convention approved a radical new charter by 182 to 12 with Frank White of Jefferson the only Democrat opposing it. The measure introduces changes on suffrage disqualifications and a voluntary poll tax of 81.50 due before February 1 prior to November elections. The reform aims to reduce black voters who can read and write, and sets terms on registration and poll payment.
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Maurier Charged After Self-Inflicted Death Case
A violent incident ends in a death judged as suicide amid conflicting accounts. Maurier faces charges related to the fatal shooting, while witnesses describe the scene and note inconsistent statements. An iron molder named Ditzenberger is identified as connected to the area.
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Diamonds Smuggled to Chicago Spark Major Fire Loss
Slized diamonds worth 000 were smuggled into the United States from Europe and traced to a Chicago family member wearing a 15000 necklace. Fire at multiple sites in Pittsburg caused total losses over 60000, with victims and injuries reported as investigators probe the blaze sparked by a gasoline stove. Other items include ship collisions near Germany, a bank train hold up near Texarkana, and notable deaths.
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Chicago and other markets report mixed farm prices
Market notes list cattle hogs and sheep prices across cities including Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Toledo and Detroit. Prices show ranges for wheat corn oats rye and butter with No 2 and white varieties cited and small shifts in values.
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Tramp Tortured by Crowd in Nebraska Near Weeping Water
Edward M. Lingell a tramp accused of attacking Walter Perry's daughter near Weeping Water Nebraska was dragged to a telegraph pole by a mob. He confessed, was warned to leave the country, and then released after being beaten and prayer. A second incident describes a balloon accident at the Ohio Exposition in Columbus where Miss Lucy Shields and Harry Barker fell from a captive balloon causing shock and minor injuries. Other items note Lincoln statue fate, a depot suicide, and several other scattered letters and reports. The text includes multiple brief notices, not all fully legible.
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Flood Devastates Cleveland as floodwaters sweep east end
Dawn reveals vast destruction in Cleveland after a cloudburst causes $1,000,000 in damage. Water eight miles by a mile and a half floods streets from Woodland Hills to East Madison, undermines graves, washes bodies from St Joseph cemetery, and forces life saving crews, firefighters, and police to rescue panicked residents.
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Wreck on Great Northern Kills 36 in Montana
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