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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1901

Page

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McKinley Remains Enter Canton for Last Rites

After fifteen hours’ travel the late President McKinley’s body arrived in Canton Ohio at 11 a.m. and a large procession escorted it to the courthouse. Washington mourned as the funeral cortege passed, with Grover Cleveland and ex secretary Lamont among mourners. The casket lay in the Capitol rotunda for public viewing from noon to 6:30 p.m. with about 55 000 people passing by.

Canton McKinley Ohio Cleveland Court House Washington Pennsylvania Avenue White House Capitol Saul Grover Cleveland Supreme Court Army Navy Yates Iinois Hanna and Foraker Allison Dolliver Iowa Cullom Mason Hilneis Spooner Wisconsin Cannon Tiilneis Steele and Robinson Indiana Henderson and Smith Frank Hecker Detroitt Catafalque William McKinley Republic Methodist Episcopal Church United States Grover Clevveland Britain France Germany Spain Naylor

Funeral in the Rotunda for President McKinley

Washington remembers McKinley with a state funeral in the Capitol Rotunda. Grover Cleveland and foreign dignitaries attend as hymns prayers and the Lord’s Prayer conclude the solemn service. The nation mourns and prepares for his Canton burial.

Pain Balm Rescues Loogootee Man From Crippled State

Josh Westhafer of Loogootee Indiana credits Chamberlain's Pain Balm with saving him from crippling disability. He praises its effect on stiff joints contracted muscles stiff neck sprains and rheumatic pains and notes it has helped cases of partial paralysis. Stewart's Pharmacy and Cook Sherman sell the liniment.

Josh Westhafer Loogootee Ind Chamberlain Stewart’s Pharmacy Cook & Sherman

Bishop Andrews Delivers Eulogy for McKinley at Capitol

The Ohio bishop opened the Diet ceremony with a tribute to William McKinley’s life and Christian fortitude. A somber crowd joined in singing Nearer My God to Thee as Rev. W H Chapman offered prayers for the living and dead. Mrs McKinley remained at the White House after her husband’s death.

Andrews Ohio Methodist Episcopal Church William McKinley W. H. Chapman M. EK

Last Chapter of Wash ington Ceremonies as Train Goes to Canton

Funeral train departs Washington for Canton Ohio with the casket of the deceased carried to the hearse and loaded into the observation car. Army and navy officers accompany the march in silence as President Roosevelt and Mrs McKinley attend the somber departure.

Washington Canton Capitol Army Navy Eleventh Cavalry Pennsylvania Roosevelt McKinley Abner McKinley Rixey

Freeing Civil War Vet Brunke Under Poor Debtor Act

Charles Brunke, a civil war veteran from Niles Michigan, was released after sixty days in jail for a $25 debt to Gustave Quordorkus. Quordorkus jailed him while Brunke refused to pay, with Brunke’s board covered as allowed by law. He is freed under the poor debtor act.

Niles Mich Charles Brunke Brunke Gustave Quordorkus

O Keefe Beats Finucane In Eight Round Braidwood Fight

In Braidwood Illinois on Monday night Jack O Keefe defeated Young Finucane a Chicago featherweight in eight rounds at the Braidwood Athletic club. A six round preliminary between Ole Oleson of Chicago and Adam Ryan of Philadelphia ended in a draw.

Braidwood Ills Jack O'Keefe Young Finucane Chicago Braidwood Athletic Club O’keefe Ole Oleson Adam Ryan Philadelphia

Child Dies After Bath With Carbolic Acid

In Minneapolis on September 18 a three days old infant of Ervin C. Mc Lean was mistakenly bathed in carbolic acid believed to be olive oil. The infant suffered spasms for three hours and died.

Minenapolis Ervin CC McLean

Shine Time at Hotel Colenso Parlors

Dave Keltzer proprietor promotes the Hotel Colenso shoe shining parlors offering a reliable polish service for customers seeking a quick shine.

Hotel

Clear Lake resort offers low rates for tourists and groups

The note promotes Clear Lake in northwestern Iowa as a charming summer resort reached via the Iowa Central Route. It highlights fishing sailing and bathing with extremely low rates for single travelers or parties of five or more, and directs readers to contact ticket agents or Geo. Batty G P T A Marshalltown Iowa.

Clear Lake Iowa Batty Marshalltown

Darlington Tragedy Aids Murder Charge In Lake Michigan Death

Stella Cook, a Darlington girl under 17, died when her body was found in Lake Michigan near Chicago. William Thurston, allegedly her murderer, was arrested at Mackinac Island. A letter dated before her drowning claimed she had married Thurston and asked her father to send 1800 dollars for his hotel investment. The body will be returned to Darlington for burial.

Crawfordsville Ind Darlington Stella Cook Lake Michigan Chicago Lincoln Cook William Thurston Mackinac Island Thurston

Mrs Peary Returns After Two Arctic Winters

Mrs. Robert E. K. Peary arrives in Portland after spending two winters with her husband near the Arctic circle. She recounts Peary’s discoveries, stating Greenland’s northern limit is 82.39 degrees with an open sea to the pole, and notes his 83.50 degree attempt before retreating due to ice.

Portland Robert EK. Peary Peary Peary Arctic Club Payer Harbor Fort Conger Crisco Arctic Mrs. Peary Greenland North Pole

Threatening letters to Emma Goldman in Washington postmark

Chicago reports Emma Goldman received two unaligned letters postmarked Washington D C. The writers threaten her life suggesting a bullet would strike her as it did the president. Goldman remarks the letters may succeed but cannot be deterred.

Chicago Emma Goldman Washington, D. C

Prairie ton sewing agent dies after wife defense

Terre Haute Ind Sept 18 Jacob Tocket of Prairieton, a sewing machine agent, is dying from injuries after his wife struck him and he began beating her. She defended herself with a chair inflicting injuries believed fatal. The Tocket family has several small children.

Terre Haute Ind Jacob Tocket Prairieton Tockets

Markets Report Hogs Cattle Sheep and Western Steers

Chicago and East Buffalo live stock figures show receipts and price ranges for hogs cattle and sheep. Hogs ranged $4.50 to $7.07 per hundredweight with bulk around $6.65. cattle quoted $1.50 to $6.50 for various grades. sheep and lambs about $2.99 to $4.85 with western and native categories. Separate notes from St Louis and Milwaukee provide wheat corn oats and rye shifts with specified bid ranges.

Chicago Texas Buffalo East Buffalo N. Y Dunning & Stevens Live Stock Commission St. Louis Milwaukee Grain Board of Trade Butte Ae

Chamberlain Cough Remedy Endorsed By S. Brockman

A reader from Well, Missouri urges others to try Chamberlain's Cough Remedy after three years of bronchitis and sleepless nights. He credits his relief to a bottle his wife bought, and notes the medicine is sold by Stewart's Pharmacy and Cook & Sherman.

Chamberlain W.S Brockman Stewart's Pharmacy Cook & Sherman

Weather report notes crop impact across regions

The weather bureau reports for the week ended September 16 with heavy rains harming crops in the central and west gulf states Ohio valley Tennessee and upper Missouri valley while drought affects the South Atlantic coast districts and the East region.

Rocky Mountains Missouri Valley Pacific Coast Col Nebraska Soth Dakota Texas Arkansas Louisiana Mississippi Kentucky Kansas Ilinois Indiana Oklahoma Washington Weather Bureau Central West Gulf States Ohio Valley Tennessee Atlantic Coast

WILL MARRY NO MORE Clergyman Refuses St Joseph Marriage

Rev. Thomas McRoberts of the Congregational church in St Joseph announces he will marry no couples whose residence is outside Berrien county. The minister, once tied to the Gretna Green marriage trade, had previously opposed proposed state restrictions and then pledged to stop Sunday marriages.

St. Joseph. Mich Thomas McRoberts Congregational Church Gretna Green St. Joseph McRoberts Lansing Berrien County

Kenosha Aldermen Charged With Accepting Bribes

Peter Pirsch and Albert Smith, aldermen of Kenosha Wisconsin, were arrested on charges of accepting bribes for granting an electric railway franchise to the Kenosha railway company. The proposed line would connect Chicago and Milwaukee. No warrant was issued yet for the bribe offeror.

Chicago Peter Pirsch Albert Smith Kenosha Wis Kenosha Railway Company Milwaukee

Czolgose Silent in Court as Trial Set for Monday

Leon F. Cedross the McKinley assassin was arraigned on first degree murder charges in Buffalo on Sept 18. He refused to plead or speak to anyone, while Loran J Lewis entered a not guilty plea for him. The trial date was scheduled for next Monday in the supreme court.

Springfield His Thordinand Haulf State Board of Agriculture Creighton Sangamon County Haulf Hauff Board of Agriculture Buffalo Leon F. Cedross President McKinley Edward K. Emery Temple of Music Loran J. Lewis Supreme Court Cazol Penney Titus Milwaukee

Jennie Wade Monument dedicated at Gettysburg

The Jennie Wade monument was dedicated in Gettysburg's national cemetery on Monday. Erected by the Woman's Relief Corps of Iowa, it honors Jennie Wade the only woman killed at the Battle of Gettysburg. The twelve foot shaft is topped by a statue of Wade. Local women from Centerville Davenport Denison Belmond Iowa Falls and Dav enport attended the dedication.

Gettysburg Jennie Wade National Cemetery Woman's Relief Corps Iowa Sadie HH. James Centerville Georgia B. Worke Davenport Colonel Springer Christian Snyder Georgia Wade McClellan Denison Margaret F. Hinman Belmond Jean Allen Estella Plopper Iowa Falls

Williams Potter murder case results in jail without bail

Gaylord Michigan reports after a four day hearing Oscar Morey who shot Potter is held for trial on murder along with Nathan Brown and Mary Potter widow of the victim for implicated involvement. In Logansport Indiana Mrs C H Martin wounded by son Nolan during accidental discharge while handling a revolver. In New Albany Belle Turner confession claims self defense after killing husband while he attacked her intoxicated.

Gaylord Mich William Potter Oscar Morey Nathan Brown Mary Potter Logansport Sed C. Hi. Martin Lawrence Nolen Sana Nolan New Albany Belle Turner Jones Turner North Second Street Adams

Diamonds stolen from Harris pawnbrokers on South Clark

A well dressed thief stole a tray of diamonds worth 800 dollars from Walter E. Harris company at 184 South Clark street in Chicago yesterday and escaped unhindered.

Chicago Walter E. Harris Company South Clark Street

Graham Theatre Season Advance Sale At Carris Drug Store

The advance sale for all Graham theatre attractions during the present season will be at Carris' East side drug store, St.

Graham Theatre Carris’ East Side Drug Store

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