McKinley Buried in Canton as Nation Mourns
Canton Ohio reflects on William McKinley's death with a solemn in state at the court house and a 30 000 strong crowd. The funeral arrangements include services at the First M E church and a Westlawn cemetery vault prayer reading. An old veteran lays a flag on the coffin and schoolgirls place flowers as guards preserve the scene.
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McKinley
North Market Steet
Abner McKinley
Dr. Rixey
Court House
M. EB
Westlawn Cemetery
UC. E. Manchester
Bishol. W. Joyce
Minneapolis
Pittsburg Commandery No. 1
Knight Templars
Funeral Train Bores McKinley Remains Through Canton
The funeral train carrying the late president reached Canton at 11 20 and the casket was moved to the court house where thousands gathered. Notables including the president Admiral Dewey General Miles Governor Nash and many others walked the route as the crowd filed past the bier in a steady human tide. An elderly admirer known as Mother McKinley stood near the scene.
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Canton
Court House
Admiral Dewey
Miles
Nash
Pain Balm Saves Loogootee Man from Cripple
Josh Westhafer of Loogootee Indiana says Chamberlains Pain Balm kept him from becoming a cripple. He praises its relief for stiff joints contracted muscles stiff neck sprains and rheumatic pains noting it cured several cases of partial paralysis. Sold by Stewart's Pharmacy and Cook Sherman.
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Josh Westhafer
Loogootee
Ind
Chamberlain
Stewart's Pharmacy
Cook & Sherman
Debris strewn Capitol grounds after Tuesday crowd
Washington report describes east front rubble from a large crowd at the Capitol rotunda entry. Hundreds of hats umbrellas and women’s skirts litter the area while police and fire crews scrub the grounds for fallen valuables with no findings to date.
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Washington
Capitol
Fire Department
Steel strike nearly ended in district mills
The steel strike is practically over at all mills in the district except tin plate plants. Tin workers remain dissatisfied and refuse to work awaiting word from Amalgamated officials. McKeesport mills except Boston rolling works were running nearly full. Painter’s Lindsay and McCutcheon, and Clark plants in Pittsburg also near full operation.
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Pittsburg
Amalgamated
McKeesport
Boston
Painter's
Lindsay & McCutcheon’s
Clark
Mc Kinley Death, Peoria Gun Club Postpone Annual Shoot
Secretary F. C. Riehl of the Peoria Gun Club announces the postponement of the annual shoot from today and tomorrow to tomorrow and Saturday. The event, a white flyer, will be at Douglas Park with many top shooters entered.
Mother and Babe Cremated in Fort Wayne Fire
A fire in a Fort Wayne block of pine tenements on Tuesday killed Mrs. John Brown and her 2 year old child. Firefighters found their remains near the second floor door burned beyond recognition. The woman had recently arrived from Muncie.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
John Brown
Muncie
Milwaukee diocese adopts name change proposal
The Milwaukee diocesan council approved a memorial by L. H. Morehouse proposing renaming the Protestant Episcopal Church to the American Catholic Church of the United States. The issue will be discussed at the church's general convention in San Francisco next month.
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Milwaukee
L. H. Morehouse
Protestant Episcopal Church
United States
San Francisco
Miners Fire On Guards At Reinecke Mines Strike
In Madisonville Kentucky labor conflict escalates as union miners fire on guards at the Reinecke mines. About 200 to 300 shots exchanged as non union workers approach the site and retreat to town amid the strike.
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Madisonville
Reinecke
Shine on at Hotel Colenso with Dave Keltzer Parlor
A compact town note shows Hotel Colenso offering shoe shining services run by Dave Keltzer. The brief highlights accessible grooming in a local spot known for quick, efficient shines.
High Value Summer Resort at Clear Lake Iowa
Continuous resort notice describes Clear Lake in northwestern Iowa reached by the Iowa Central Route. Highlights include fishing sailing and bathing with very low rates for single travelers or groups of five or more. Inquiries via ticket agents or address Batty G. P. & 7aa Marshalltown Iowa.
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Clear Lake
Iowa
Batty
G. P
Marshalltown
Public fury over Olney remark sparks tar and feather threat
In Falmouth Massachusetts on September 19 citizens pledge action after Michael Conway coachman for Hon. Richard Olney says McKinley should have been killed. Olney refuses to appear as 100 residents organize as a crowd fails to summon him. An effigy of Conway is hung at a telegraph pole. In Canton Ohio a lynch mob targets Carmine Deviatro, but militia intervenes and detains him for safety.
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Falmouth
Mass
Michael Conway
Richard Olney
President McKinley
McKinley
George H. Godfrey
Olney
Conway
Lynch
Canton
Ople
Carmine Deviatro
Roosevelt
Major Marquis
Ohio
Goldman Freed on Bond in Chicago Anarchist Case
Magistrate Prin Diville grants Emma Goldman bail of 20 000 dollars pending hearing. Her attorneys say they secured 15 000 and will seek the rest. Goldman returns to the Harrison street station amid disappointment while Chief O Neill notes policing needs for tomorrow s parade march crowd control. She says she wants to prove she does not need protection and desires to walk the streets freely.
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Chicago
Prindiville
Emma Goldman
Miss Goldman
O'Neill
Two More Marked for Punishment
Marshfield Oregon September 19 John Peterson a foreigner who says he is a Norwegian was run out of Marshfield yesterday on account of utterances derogatory to the late President McKinley. Two men on Coos river are reported to have expressed satisfaction at McKinley’s assassination. A party has been formed to visit them.
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Marshfield
Ore
John Peterson
Rim
MecKinley
Coos River
MacKinley
Vohrhees Receives Threat Card From Hoboken
Governor Voorhees received a threatening unsigned post card sent from Hoboken New Jersey warning to keep quiet and keep detectives away or face what McKinley got. The message claimed to pursue “your kind.”
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Trenton
N. J
Governor Voorhees
Hoboken
McKinley
Citizens Demand Resignation of Norman Police Judge
Norman Oklahoma citizens demand the resignation of Police Judge A Overstreet after reports he said it was a shame to arrest Emma Goldman and that it would have been better for the poor if McKinley had been killed long ago.
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Squire
Wuthrie
O. T
Norman
A. Overstreet
Emma Goldman
McKinley
Mob Captures Man Over McKinley Death Remark in Park
In Stansberry Missouri a mob seized Perry Marsh after he admitted to saying he wished the president would die. They took him to the city park and threatened lynching before he apologized.
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Stansberry
Perry Marsh
McKinley
Marsh
Justice Acted With Promptness in Essex Market Court
Magistrate Cornell was leaving the Essex Market police court when he was confronted by a man who spoke sneeringly of the proceedings. The disruption prompted prompt action by officers to restore order.
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New York
Cornell
Essex Market
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praise Note
A reader from Bagwell Missouri shares three years of bronchitis relief after using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. He credits his wife for obtaining the medicine and notes it is sold at Stewart's Pharmacy and Cook Sherman.
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Chamberlain
W.S Brockman
Bagwell, Mo
Atewart’s
Cook & Sherman
Government Tests Proclaim Royal Baking Powder Superior
Government testing programs compared royal baking powder with rivals and found it superior in leavening strength and consistency. Independent panels and industry observers noted stronger rises and reliable results across multiple tests and recipes.
Magistrate Detains Man Over McKinley Mourning Band
A man wore a mourning band for President McKinley, prompting the magistrate to arrest him. The detainee, revealed as William Davis a Troy New York shoemaker, was taken to court and sentenced by Magistrate Cornell to two months at Blackwell's Island.
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McKinley
William Davis
Troy
N. Y
Cornell
Blackwell's Island
Six Die in Rail Crash Near Avon on New Haven Line
A switch misalignment caused a passenger express and a freight train to collide on the New York New Haven and Hartford line at Avon. Six passengers died and twenty five were injured, with four identified: Everett Joyce of Brockton Gustavus Hay Jr of Boston Miss M W Tonkin of Old City Pa and William J Coughlin of Boston. Unidentified victims included an elderly large woman and a 28 year old Swede. The injured were taken to Brockton Hospital.
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Brockton
Mass
New York, New Haven and Hartford
Avon
Boston
Everett Joyce
Gustavus Hay, Jr
M. W. Tonkin
Old City
William J. Coughlin
Lowell
Brockton Hospital
State Liquor Dealers Hold form in Rockford with 325 delegates
The annual State Liquor Dealers association meeting opened in Rockford Illinois with 325 delegates. The parade and river picnic were canceled in memory of the late President McKinley. Fred Rhode defeated L Ballenberg for chairman. Presidential candidates include Gustav Stengel and Dennis Galvin with Galvin leading. Secretary candidates are Joseph Grein Gustav Yoos and Henry Mayworm.
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Rockskord
Ill
State Liquor Dealers’ Association
McKinley
Fred Rhode
Chicago
L. Ballenberg
Peoria
Gustav Stengel
Rock Island
Dennis Galvin
Joseph Grein
Gustav Yoos
Henry Mayworm
Chicago Bribery Case Spurs Warrant for Ex-Engineer
Chicago reports a warrant for Gustave L. Clausen former city engineer charged with paying bribes to Kenosha aldermen to pass a street railway franchise. Pirsch and Smith deny the charges claiming political motives. Rail work paused as the Chicago Milwaukee trolley link is interrupted by the case.
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Chicago
Kenosha
Wis
Gustave L. Clausen
Pirsch
Smith
Baseball records set in league games yesterday
Chicago reports show multiple scores across leagues. In Pittsburg Philadelphia won 5 to 1, while Chicago cold weather interrupted play. In Baltimore Chicago fell 10 to 8 with a second game 5 to 1 in six innings due to darkness. Washington beat Milwaukee 9 to 2, and 8 to 5 in a late second game. Grand Rapids topped Toledo 5 to 4, and 9 to 0 in the second. Matthews beat Marion 19 to 15, and 8 to 2 in five innings. Columbus defeated Wheeling 7 to 2, Dayton won 6 to 1 over Fort Wayne, and 2 to 0 in the second game.
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Chicago
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Milwaukee
Western Association
Grand Rapids
Toledo
Matthews
Marion
Columbus
Wheeling
Dayton
Fort Wayne
Survivor of ill-fated Donner party dies in California
James F. Reed aged 61 a native of Illinois among the few survivors of the Donner party who reached California in 1848 died Tuesday night in Santa Cruz California.
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Santa Cruz
Cal
James F. Reed
Donner
California
Illinois
Snow breaks records in early September chill at La Porte
Snow fell in La Porte Indiana during the early hours of September 19 setting new temperature records for the month as residents faced unusual September cold.
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la Porte
Ind
la Porte, Ind
Roosevelt Family Returns To Oyster Bay
Mrs. Roosevelt wife of the president has returned to Oyster Bay. Beloit college reopened for its fifty third year with gratifying attendance. The first snow of the season fell at Grand Forks North Dakota. The Indefatigable, a British warship, is ashore eight miles above Quebec. A negro burglar shot and killed J Y W Badger of South Gate Kentucky and wounded Mrs Badger in the back not dangerously.
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Oyster Bay
McKinley
State Department
Cuba
Supreme Council of Scottish Rite Masons
Milwaukee
W.C
Manila
San Francisco
Fourth Cavalry
Twelfth Battery of Field Artillery
Missouri
Kansas
Detroit
Mich
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St. Louis
J. C. Brainerd & Co
Blooming Prairie
Minn
Marquis Ito
United States
Europe
Beloit College
Grand Forks
N. D
Quebec
J. Y W. Badger
South Gate
Arrest report places Colonel Howell in Lawton for murder
Guthrie Oklahoma September 19 Colonel B H Howell is under arrest in Lawton for the killing of R C Goree at Mc Knight on September 4 His son James T Howell is also under arrest on complicity charges Their preliminary hearing will be held in Lawton when witnesses can be secured Howell claims self defense saying Goree demanded certificates and threatened him Earlier confrontation in the McKnight Leader office included Goree striking Howell and six or seven shots fired with Goree struck in the head neck and hand
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Dadeville
Ala
Latham, Howell & Childers
Latham and Childers
Howell
Goree
Petter
McKnight
Ex-fire chief arraigned for illegal fishing at Wisconsin river
Edward Murphy former chief at the World’s fair grounds ar raigned in Oshkosh municipal court for illegal fishing on the Welf river. He pleaded guilty to fishing with a set line without flags and tags, paid 26 dollars and costs. Separately General Corbin arrived in Victoria after learning of McKinley’s assassination, reacting with emotion and tears to the news.
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Oshkosh
Wis
Edward Murphy
Murphy
Overbeck
Victoria
B. C
Corbin
Philippines
McKinley
Germans Press Beijing to Withdraw Troops From Kiaohow Region
Reports from Shanghai note Viceroy Chang Chi-Tung seeks audience at Ka-Yeng while Li Hung Chang and Liu Kun Yi request private life. German governor heads to Peking as Shan-Tung troops are ordered out, and the Forbidden City transfer marks a step in allied evacuation of Peking.
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Chang Chi-Tung
Ka-Yeng
Sheng
Taotar
Li Hung Chang
Liu Kun Yi
Karl Li
Germany
Shan-Tung
Kiaohow
Peking
Tung- Ting Lake
China
Ah Sin
Forbidden City
United States
Prince Ching
Wai-pu-epu
Foreign Office
Chiang
Jamane
Robertson
Temple of Heaven
Temple of Agriculture
Legation
Soldier in Mountain City Jail After Shootings
KnoxvilleSept 19 Alexander Miller of Meat Springs Tennessee, a returning Philippines veteran, is jailed in Mountain City on charges of shooting Marlon Wilson and his father J J Wilson, who died. Miller escaped but was captured by a posse. He reportedly confessed to killing two men and one woman since his arrest.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Alexander Miller
Meat Springs
Mountain City
Marlon Wilson
J. J. Wilson
Miller
Knights and Ladies of Honor begin thirteenth biennial session
Detroit on September 19 reports more than sixty delegates from thirty states gathered in Elks hall to open the Knights and Ladies of Honor supreme lodge session. Supreme Protector L. B. Lockard of Toledo presided over the meeting.
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Detroit
Mich
Supreme Lodge of the Knights and Ladies of Honor
Elks’ Hall Aere
L. B. Lockard
Toledo
Markets Report Shows Mixed Live Stock and Grain Prices
Chicago markets report receipts of 29 000 hogs and 18 500 cattle with varied price ranges from pigs to heavy packing. Grain notes lower wheat and mixed corn oats and rye futures with several contract prices listed for No 2 cash and future months.
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Chicago
Texas
de Today
Sea serpent sighted off China coast and murder claim
Reports from Victoria describe an authentic sea serpent sighting off Chuk-Chao ishind with a Lungsting crew confirming the 40 to 50 foot creature. Harry Forrester claims Captain Clemens was murdered, countering medical evidence. Kobe Herald notes Japan may issue 50 million yen bonds in America and government changes loom in China.
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Harry Forrester
North China Daily News
Clemens
Kwangping
Rod for the Bad Pupils at Waukegan Public Schools
Waukegan officials empower teachers to use corporal punishment to enforce discipline amid rising disobedience. Board president Rev. Willam Etoll supports the measure, while former president J. B. Gay opposes.
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Waukegan
Iws
Board of Education
Willam Etoll
J. B. Gayin
Whisky output limited by Kentucky distillers
Distillers in Kentucky met at the Louisville hotel and agreed to cap next fiscal year whisky production at 27,500,000 gallons.
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Louisville
Distillers of
Kentucky
Graham theatre advance sale at Carris Hast sidedrag store
Advance sale for all Graham theatre attractions during the present season will be at Carris Hast sidedrag store.
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Graham Theatre
Carris
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