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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1901
Page
5
Unclear OCR text shows a financial notice with figures 31.60 and six months and 76c 3 mo. Possible shorthand ad for a loan or subscription with rates and terms. Names appear garbled. no clear persons or organizations reliably identifiable.
Rev Randolph of Washington Methodist decries the assassination as a national crime and cites Scripture while praising the late president as a noble figure. Rev Boom of the Baptist church echoes the tragedy in morning and evening talks on liberty, yellow journalism, and the dangers of anarchism and censorship.
The piece reflects on Lincoln Garfield and McKinley as martyrs, praising their leadership and mourning their deaths. It condemns assassination and argues that defending liberty requires safeguarding civil order and loyalty to the republic. It notes McKinley’s death at the Pan American Exposition and calls for unity and vigilance against treason.
The home of John G. Milburn president of the Pan American Exposition in Buffalo on Delaware Avenue was where President McKinley and Mrs. McKinley were entertained before the tragedy. The stricken executive was taken from the Emergency Hospital and died at Milburn’s residence on Saturday morning.
In a Sunday sermon at the Presbyterian church, Rev. B. B. England responds to critics who accuse him of buying a degree from a Chicago institution. He asserts he earned his diploma through examinations and merit, denies bribery, and cites corroborating university notices. He condemns sensational reporting and states he holds no ill will toward his accusers.
The advertisement promotes deep price cuts on standard black silks, touting massive savings from a half million yards of fabric. It highlights various silk types like Royal Armor, Duchesse More popular, and Luxor, detailing discounted prices and urging women to seize the opportunity.
A store advertises tough faced unfinished worsted style suits not fully worsted but look alike to $15.00 models. They claim equal appearance at a small price, noting limited lots and prior transfers to customers, urging quick consideration for business suits.
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