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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-08-13
From Revolutionary stock.

Miss Lizzie Wooster of Topeka,
whose works have just been adopted
by the United States government for
as woman of slight build, fair COM
plexion and brown hair. She dresses
simply, talks with charm and ANNA
ton. but cares little for society. Miss
Wooster is descendant of General
Wooster of Revolutionary fame, after
whom Wooster, o., was named, and of
Edward Wooster, after whom Worces-
ter. Mass, was named. The difference
in spelling is due to an early dispute in
the family. some of the members of
which went to Ohio.
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Above the houses, far and near,
The paper fishes then appear;
From bamboo poles they wheel and play
AS though about to dart away.
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Boys Earning Money.

A California paper wonders if any
enterprising boy will ever open stands
where bicycles can be cleaned while
you wait. After long trip rider
would gladly pay small sum to any
boy who would do the job properly.
Berlin has establishments for cycle
cleaning. For small annual subscrip-
ton the wheel is called for, cleaned as
often as desired and returned. Here is
good field for the active boy.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-08-13

Tea gowns. tea jackets and peignoirs
galore play an important part in the
fashionable trousseaus of the moment.
1t is an unwise thing for people with
very limited allowances when on mat
rimony bent TO invest in many frocks
which carry date. 1t is SO much better
to. put a large outlay into really good
undergarments adorned with lace and
delicate handiwork, peignoirs, petit
coats, etc.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-08-13

The sky is like globe o'erhead,
The roofs like purple pebbles spread,
And all the world has now become
One jolly, big aquarium.
Mary Mcneil Fenollosa in st. Nicholas
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eUARREL AMoNs sURGEoNs.
Alleged Mistakes Made by President
McEkInIeN,s PhNsicInns

BUFFALO, Sept. lG-Thc New York
Beraids" special correspondent at Buff
faIo says in a despatch.
While little is being said openly iu this
city On regard 20 the responsibility for
the misleading statements iu regard TO
the Presidents condition. which were
made public carly Jhis week, there is ey-
cry indication Of a controversy which
seems likely f. cause much bitterness be-
fore il is rr. h.d.
FrieuLs Of the surgeons who were in at
tendance on The President are blaming
certain Of the doctors FOR the mistakes
which were made in the diagnosis and
treatment Of The case While none Of the
doctors VIZ Dee made responsible for cx-
cUs,s, II is nevertheless a fact that two
pleas aye being put forward which are
calculated 10 shield an Of them. one Of
thCs, pleas IS that they knew tie Prssi-
dents actual condition and misr,p present
cd IL o. the public al large upon orders
from the Esombers Of the Cabinet. who
wished u conceal IL FOR Reasons which
have not been given. The other plea IS
that the bullet which pierced tine Prosi-
dents bod was poisoned. and that the
necrosis Of the tissues which came IN con-
tact with # could not reasonably have
been forssccu.
Examination IS 90 be r1ade ~ the bull
lets which SIN remain in the revolver
used by Czolgosz ia order to determine
whether they were coated with any poi
sOnOus substance by Che murderer before
he attacked the President
The idea that poison might have been
used was suggested by the manual Of an
archy prepared by TIE members OF the
free society group In Chicago. with which
Cz0lgosz is said 20 have affiliated This
manual advised the poisoning Of bullets
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DIED.

BOTELER-D Departed this life. September Is,
1901. ANDREW J. BOTELER.
Funeral to be held az 81 Pennsylvania Avenue
southeast. Tuesday afternoon. September T. al ?
O'Clock p. Soldiers and friends are re-
spectfllly invited 10 attend.
FORD-On Saturday. september Il. At > g. m,
HERBERT FORD beloved husband Of Mary Fran
els Ford. Ia the sevcnty-scvcnth year Of his aye.
Funeral from his late residence. 924 Whitney
Avenue. Mount Pleasant. on Tuesday September
L. 80 p. III Friends and relatives invited 90
attend Boston and New York papers please
copy.
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COOKIE memory % my dear friend. STE
FhEN C. COOhE, who died one year today,
september 10
year has passed and stilI I miss thee:
Friends may think The wound Is healed;
But they little know the sJrr0w
That's SIIAIn my poor heart concealed
By his friend. BERTHE COOKE.
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the oath quietly IN the Executive Man
sion at San Juan
CHARLES H ALLEN,
.LowelI. aIass.. sepe- q. Isgl

Lowell. Mass, Sept Il. lSJl-
The officers OF the Insular Police Of
Porto Rico request me 10 transmit
through you the following message 70
Mrs. Mckinley The officers OF the
Insular Police, and with them the en-
tire force. extend heartfelt and deep
sympathy 70 Mrs. Mckinley in the IN
expected and cruel blow that has be
fallen her. She has lost her husband.
the nation a patriotic. wise, and just
President and Porto Rico its best
friend. TeChtOn. Chief
"CHAS. II. ALLEN.
Governor Of Porto Rico"
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BAR IIarb0r. Me. Sept y. 1871.
81 am directed 70 express to your
ENcsU,ucy tn deep sorrow Of the
king az his Mai,sty's Government.
and 81 the Danish nation al jh- sad
death OF the President EEUN.
Danish Minister
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From the Chinese Six Companies.

san Francisco. Cal. Sept Il
The Chinese Six Companies. repre-
sentins the Chinese people in the Uni
ted States. are bowed with grief over
the death OF President Mckinley. and
sympathiZe deeply with the American
people in the great loss they have sus-
tanned
CHINESE SIX COMPANIES.
J-.By FOug S0yuia.-D
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From III cerman charEc d.AGaircs:

Manchester. Mass. Sept a.
- beg you TO feel assured that I
mostly deeply sympathiZr with the ir-
r.TarshIo loss the nation has sustain
Dt hv tn. death OF President MCkiu-
ley. which w,Il } know, De- felt very
keauly 81 over the world and especial
Is Is my compa friDt=. giabI.
German Charge q afair,s'
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From the Governor Of Porto Rico:

laDA XII -flal1s'-r ~ ~ AH'A-
THE grief OF the people Of Porto
Rico "a the death Of the President IS
universal ana pathetic. They request
me 20 express to YOU their deepest
sorrow and 20 Mrs Mckinley their
profound sympathy Inaugural cere-
monies arranged for 10Th have all been
cancelled and Governor Hunt Will take
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From the Minister from Sweden and

Bar Harbor. Ne Sent a.
II am directed ny my Government
10 convey to the Government Of the
United States the expression q deep
sympathy Of tie Ni.E and the taited
KINGDOMS Of sweden AND Norway.
"A GRIP
Minister OF Sweden ana Norway"
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mourning Of the United states under
this sOrrOWful circumstance Is shared
l,,- the De0ule Of the Argentine Repub-
he which admired and loved the noble
character and high virtues OF Presi-
dent Mckinley.
GARCIA MEROC,
Minister Of the Argentine Republic
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Notice to Printers.

Members q Columbia TypograThica Union, No.
lOl, are hereby E1tihed 10 report a Iyr0grIphi-
cal TEMPT. tomorrow morning. 90 , O'Clock
sharp. in dark clothing anu hats. Badge furnished
By Union. 81
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--AIcuhurst y. J.. Sept Ii 1901.
Mexican people and Government
Gsular. your national calamity I Of
fer you ny personal UIJfouUL,sJ sym
patEy
MEXICAN AMBASSADOR"
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pathy expressed by all classes most
touching Have dIaped consulate and
my house. Americans here feel they
have lost best friend. DUDLEY,
Consul"
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From Tho German AmhassaGor.

Carlsbad Sept a. 1901
Il deeply deT0rr the death Of
President Mckinley. ] know too well
how great loss The country suffers
and I lose a. most gracious friend my
self MY slDcaTasr sympathy TO Airs.
Mckinley. HDLLEBEN.
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From the American Consul at Weimar:

"Weim3r. Sept T.. 1901.
"Poccived following telegram from
Grand Duke Of Saxe-Weiuar- Very
painfully affected by the sad iUtaili-
gsure Of the death Of President Ic-
kinney. I hasten 10 express To- YOU
NV sincere sympathy in your cOIn-
trv's heavy loss and my intense hOr-
rgr OF the crime tho departed has
fallen a victim 10. Wilhelm Ernst
MOORE.
.T-ni-cd States Consul "
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"E,ruardsliIIr- y j. Sept j. 1901
Ills MajrSty's Government charges
mo 10 express th,iT sympathy with the
American Government and people in
their sDTrUW and griof.
"SANTO TIlGRSD.
Minister Of PgrLGEaI."
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HIGGINS.
j. =. McLACHLAN,
Recording Secretary


Sacramento. Cal, Sept. II
THE people Of the State Of CalifOr-
MIA deeply mourn the loss Of their be-
loved President William Mckinley,
and extend their sincere sympathy 70
his bsryaved widow
HENRY T. GAGE. Governor"
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From the American Vice Consul at Port
jamaica
Port Antonio, Sept. T. 1901.
Profound sympathy expressed by
whole community OF idmeEtable death
OF President. JACKSON.
American Consul, Port Antonio"
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From the New orleans Cotton Ez-

Z A-e-AA7e
New Orleans. La. Sept. a.
The New Orleans Cotton Exchange
shocked and horrihed at the assassi-
nation Of the Nations Chief has closed
H. doors in respectful memory OF his
death and has adopted the following.
Resolved. That the New Orleans
Cotton Exchange has learned with
profound sorrow of the death OF VIII
liam Mckinley. President Of the Unit
ed states Of America That in his
death the American people have lost
n magistrate whose devotion TO duty
anu the public veal has been cquaiel
only by the high sense Of honor which
marked his every step II private as
well as IN official life.
Resolved, That in his taking away.
assaSSinatlou has brought grief TO
every American hCme and has de-
pIiEed this people Of the services Of
one who, coming from themselves.
ever gave his first thoughts 10 their
welfare.
Resolved. That this exchange ten
Ccrs the heartfelt sympathy Of its
members 10 his srief-stricken wiEoy,
ana thai copy of these resolutions
be t-lgEraphed 20 the Secretary of
state with the request that he trans
NIT tho same 10 Mrs Mckinley
SYLVESTER b. WAAISLEY.
r. II. LEE.
Assistant and Acting Secretary
From Hon. WhiteIaw Reid:
Paul Smiths. y Y. Sept H.
"NarmeSt sympathy In this Distress
ing and inCdlculable loss
"WHITELAlF REID"
From II T. Scott:
san Francisco. Cal. Sent a.
We mourn with tho whole country
the loss of our President and dearly
loved friend H. T SCOTT
From Rogers Irish:
Conception. Chile. Sept Il. 1901.
Profound sympathy death Presi-
dent ROGERS IRISH"
From the employees Of the Appraisers
Office. New Orleans
New Orleans. la. Sept. L.
Employees OF Appraisers Depart
ment in New Orleans Custom House
Join the nation in ErieytnS for loss OF
her most distinguished son"
From the Division or Rhode Island Sons
Of Veterans.
Providence, r. 7, Sept Il. 1891.
Division OF Rhode Island Sons OF
Veterans, T.. s. a. express deepest
sorrox that our beloved President has
been taken from us and extend most
heartfelt sympathy to Mrs Mckinley.
FRANK J. CLINTON. Com
CHARLES A HAMMOND, AdJt"
From citizens Of Hobart and Kiowa
counties. Okla.
Hobart, o. T. Sept. "A. 1891
The citizens Of Hobart and Kiowa
county Okla desire TO express their
deepest feeling Of sympathy and SOr-
row In this OUT nations Saddest hour
The terrible news OF the death Of our
beloved President reached here this
morning FRANK HALL.
President Republican Club"
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His Majesty the King OF Belgium
and the Government OF Belgium de-
sire De 20 convey the expression Of
their deep SORROW fcr th. great c.tIarn-
ity which has befaIeu the American
people by the death Of President No
Kiuley- They desire me 90 offer their
coincidence and sympathy TO Mrs Nc
kinney. TOWNSEND
United States Minister"
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From the Chinese Consul General:

4 rom Inc Nhlnese Consul NenerdI.
san Francisco, Sept. Il
Please accept my sincere coincidence
and sympathy ia the lamCuJable end
ing Of your great President whom the
world all respect and admire
no VOW.
Chinese Consul General
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d
re L. a n form o dumb
p e Ia been
n lex say itub hg1at ngprodt f Ft newspapr
largely
the POI
v hsmnye
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From the American Ambassador to

Mexico, Sept. L. 1901
president. Cabinet, and Other dis
tinguished Mexican officials, diplo-
Trgffr rorus. and citizens Of ali ma
tioualities. notably Mexican and Brit
i-h. have called 10 express sympathy
will arrange for general memorial
services on funeral day. Univ ersal
expressions pf sorrow.
POWELL CLAYTON"
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'Uni.cd States

From the American Vice Consul e..
Turks Island
Turks Island. Sept. L. 1901.
Deepest sympathy for Mrs. MCkin-
lev and American people
JONES. Vice Consul"
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The OLD RepubIIcnn Associn,inn

VIII meet az The Executive Mansion on Tuesday
morning, 20 $50 o'clock. for the purpose Of e.
corting the remains % our lamented late Presi-
dent % the Capitol By order Of
J. II. BRIGHAM, President
7. u. SULLIVAN. Secretary
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-16

Paris, Sept. Il, 1901
.-AI6uTaful news OF the President
death overwhelms me with a sense Of
grief as profound as the sorrow OF a
personal bereavement. Mrs. Porter
and all members Of the Embassy join
me in extending 10 Mrs Mckinley
heartfelt sentiments Of confidence
President L0ubet, Ministers Of French
Government and representative OF All
classes of people. deeply touched by
the sad event, have called in person at
Embassy 10 express their deepest
sympathy. fOkl Liz
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-16

Turks Island, Sept. Il. 1901
Commissioner and people Of Turks
Island deeply sympathize with Mrs.
Mckinley and the people Of the United
States on the death OF the great and
good President STANBYN"
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From the Argentine Minister.

~" |'0'|I-
Long Branch. y J.
sept H. 1901
4 convey 10 your ENCellruCy the
expression Of nv deepest coincidence
for the irreparable loss Of the First
Magistrate Of this country. The
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-16
From the American Consul at Bahia.

Bahia. Sept "A. 1901
Convey Mrs Mckinley our coIouy's
heartfelt sympathy for her ana c0un-
fr,.-s Great loss. FURNISS"
Bahia. Sept. A. lgll.
british residents sympatniZe loss
sustained death Mckinley.
"FCREISS"
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From the Belgian Charge d'Anaircs.

.'Nahaut. Mass Sept H. 1901
81 beg Of your ENcslleUcy 20 present
on behalf Of The King and tho Bel
giau Government. and ID my own
name. the deepest sympathy and con-
dOlencO TO the family OF Pre- siIen. Nc
Kiulcy and 20 tine United States Gov
erUmeut WAl'TERS'
From the American Minister TO Bel
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AK In Chapeue. Sept. Il. 1901
Convey to Mrs Mckinley fO- my
family and self. deepest sympathy
Americas loss only cqUJled by loss OF
Lincoln History will record Wash
ingtOn. Lincoln. Mckinley.
PRANK n. BRUNDAGE, Consul"
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From American Charge dAnairs to

Rome. Sept a. 1901
Your despatch announcing the
Presidents death received. ! wish TO
associate myself with your grief IA
this great affiictiOn. IBDI\GS.
American Charge G'Anairs."
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From the Commissioner OF Turks Isl
and.
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F.om the American Minister to Austria

Vienna, Sept. H. 1901
'Pr0foundcst personal sorrow at the
death of SIR. Mckinley and grief that
IN. country has lost its wise Presi-
gent IA the prime Of his usefulness, ITS
people their dtseTvcdly trusted leader.
and the world = great and good man
MCCORMICK
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Santiago. Chile. Sept. Il. 1901
News Presidents death produced
profound impression here. W hole
country in mourning Nll-55N.
United States Minister
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From The American minister 70 the


-SyravCnhage. Sept 4. 1901
Universal expression of sympathy
from an classes after apparent Ger
tqinty Of Presidents recovery The
shock 70 US all is beyond words, Ev-
cry members OF Government has cali
"a NEWEL.
.United st.tcs minister"
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From the American Vice Consul at
Munich.
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From the Consul Of the United tsatel

Vancouver. Z. c.. Sept. H. 1901.
AN flags upon public and private
buiIdiugs ana upon vessels Of an ma
lions here displayed halI-stan. SYM
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Munich Sept IS. 1871.
Royal Highuass Prince Regent by
telggTa pinto order through Acting Min
lister Foreign Affairs expresses deepest
and moss heartfelt sympathy AT loss
sustained by American nation.
"FALk"
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LOWTHER.


The mayor and citizens of Corn
wall, Ontario Canada. desire me 10
convey the expression Of their com
mon SORROW with the citizens Of the
United States Republic and of their
loving sympathy 10 Mrs. Mckinley in
loss u her distinguished husband.
"LOWTHER'
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-16

From the Bremen Chamber of Com
merce-
Bremen. Sept. L. 1901.
Deeply hCrriIed at the villainuus
act which was destined TO premature
~ end the life of your glorious cOun-
Try S great and noble President the
mercantile community Of Bremen, 50
long and intimately related 10 and
connected with the United States peO-
PIE tender their heartfelt sympathy
for this sad bereavement that has
fallen upon your people.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE"
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From the Canada Association Of the
HarIIu New Jerusalem.

Berlin New Jerusalem:
Berlin. Ontario. Sept. a. 1901.
THE Canada Association Of the Ber-
lin New Jerusalem In annual session
at Berlin. Canada. desire 70 express its
profound sympathy with the people OF
the United States in Ihe death of their
President 10y the USsassIu.s hand and
20, speaks for them the blessings Of the
God Of nations in overriding this ma
gonal calamity toward an ever in
,reasing growth and unity and high
national ideals and life.
REV FRANK l. HIGGINS,
Chairman.
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NtNIlDEt. sept IT, lffl-
81 am desired by The Governor and
people OF the bahamas 20 express
tE.iT heartfelt sympathy with Ameri-
can nation and Mrs Mckinley on sad
news just arrived. LDWTHER.
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'LOWTHER


Newport. Sept. l. 1901.
Il am desired by the Government
and the people OF the State Of New
South Wales 60 express their deepest
sympathy with Mrs Mckinley and the
people Of the United States Of America
~ the great loss they have sustained
by the death Of the President. under
whose capable Administration Am
erica has g4o-aerel-
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From the American Consul at AK Ia
ChageIle.
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From the American colony Of Rio de

From the AmerlCdn COIODy Of no dc
JaneirU.
Rio de JaneirO. Sept. L.
THE American colony of Rio de jan
Giro i'm meeting assembled, express
their sense of the irTcpara bic loss that
they in common with all Americans
have suffered in the death Of our
President"
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Newport. sent u. 1870.
i am desired 10y 60 NJ and p-o-
PIE. Of colony Of Trinidad and TObeg
10 convey expressions OF sincere con
doience and heartfelt - uVathy en- els
tressinE news. They desire 10 extt nd
a similar EXPIRE sSiJu 10 Mrs Mckinley
and the Presidents family.
-IDWTHER "
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-16

From the American Ambassador to
France
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From the Division Of Rhode Island Sons

Providence, r. T., sept. T. 1891.
Division OF Rhode Island Sons OF
Veterans, L. 5. a. express deepest
SORROW that our beloved President has
been taken from us and extend most
heartfelt sympathy to Mrs. Mckinley
FRANK = CLINTON. Com
CHARLES A HAMMOND. Adjt."
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'LOWTIIER'

Newport. Sept. a. 1901
The Government and people Of Bar
halCs have received the painful inteIli-
Egucc Of the death OF President Nc
kiuley with the utmost concern and
grief Their H. stfeIt sympathy is
with the people Cf The United States
-LDWTH
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IN AIEAIORIASI.

BY TEST HAS PROVEN BEST.
Groves TasteIess Ohm Tnni..
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NoWn0rt. sept. u. i4U-
Il am desired Dy Governor Of Wind
ward Islands To express deep and
heartfelt sympathy from the people on
the subject Of death of the President.
'.IOAETHER %
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From the Bremen Chamber Of Com
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san Francisco. Cal, Sept "A.
We mourn with tho whole country
the loss of our President and dearly
loved friend. H. T. SCOTT"
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= IUIL ItUE|IS III-U-
Conception, Chile. Sept Il. 1911.
Profound sympathy death Presf-
dent ROGERS IRISH"
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INTEREST IN THE AUTOPSY
lis Result Causes Discussion in
Medical Circles

Inability to Find the Fatal Bullet
said 90 Have Been the Cnu-" "f the
Delay I'm Issuing the signed Ike
port OF Post Norton Examination
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From the employees Of the Appraisers
Office. New Orleans:
New Orleans. La. Sept. Il
Employees OF Appraisers Depart
ment in New Orleans Custom House
join the nation in ErievinS for loss OF
her most distinguished SON."
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From Hon Whitelaw Reid:
Paul Smiths. y Y. Sept. Il.
"Warmest sympathy I'm this distress
ing and iuCdlculabIe loss.
"WHITELAAE REID"
The colored American., 1901-05-11

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