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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-09-27

"6livers" Reinhardt left Tuesday norm
ing for Oregon for an extended visit viii
! reiatlyes-
Frank ~. Bixby. accompanied by G. Van
ysrf Of GrangeviiIe. departed for . visit q
the latter point Thursday
visited Nu. Harris psrants Justice }. +,
Crawford and wife Sunday.
Mn J. 4. Schultz left Tuesday morning
for Uniontown, Washington, whers shs
will visit friends for . few weeks
/ Rev Otis v. wheeIer, accompanied by
Bert Harvey departed Monday morning
for Tacoma and other Sound cities.
6eorse ". stellmsn and wife TO swan
Olson. NE u section 81, Tp -. north.
range l. y B y. Consideration $500.
The Christian Endeavor will meet At 8: rs
Sunday evening. Subject: Missions. The
Growth Of the Kingdom, Ps. ~ Every
body invited.
DR.. Coburn left this morning for Poca-
teIio TO attend and take the examination
1t the meeting Of the State Medical board.
He will be abeent about week.
Lumber Is being put on The ground for
the erection Of . building by Col. Hammeil
on the lot recently purchased BY him on
Maple street and 4th Avenue. James Cor
nell has the contract TO put up the build
ing.
Fate Brannon met with Z serious ard
painful accident last Saturday morning
while engaged in holding an unruly horse.
The animal ia some manner stepped ON
his right loot, breaking three Of the toes
and mashing the foot. DR.. Plummer
dressed the wounds and he IL now able TO
sbost with The use Of crutchss. 4
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-09-27
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To Start Laundry.

Bunker c. Eller, of fGrlngeville hes rented
the 6pensiey building and expects to have
in operation BY October lst an up-to-dats
laundry. Mr.. Eiler IL experienced ia this
business and will no doubt build up . fine
bupisess here in this line.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-09-27

We desire TO state 70 the public that
We have enlarged our facilities for do
Ing work and have nov ons of The
best equipped job shops in the county.
Our advssttsisk columns tou yoo whas
tho live advertissEs Of this section n
the county think of -. Our liss =
increasing 1t rapid rate. We srs
nov sending out 500 papers weekly
and figuring on the basis that Gvs par
sons read the paper wherever ooe Y
taken, at least 1000 people ars rsscl.ed
every week through our columas.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-09-26
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-09-26

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Sraye6 fa TsSgvafaS wNaSe Aoss&reas az
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SsNSeA
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TaNpSSax sNe zseaqagS Sf S@F have M~
ss@atea president waleAna MeNgMaeN,
sNA tNe exercises held sNsvaSNesg IRE
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NS&Se were Aee4S s~aSag@SSsNe
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Es%gasa eNNecsSes ~ hANer 90 G@Ss&&aS
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tAA shrAsag yesterday AgSessoAM TIE
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waS a sgnapsa eAe Nat eNe p~g>seeessNSs
wVre very ~FasnreSSgvA 4sy3anS WHICH
the president saSea were sams NN the
audience ana PRAYERS were aNeeed AS
prominent PASTORS Addresses were ae@
aveeea by Tracy n asanSA saAN NJ
SsSArane anA New. ~ u SseAtS The
Grand Array veterans sarNea a IN a
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IN SNe essaS Sg tAe NaaSA All NNssneSe
places we're ese@ea ami nar TIE ngse
ttNse sa she History og East Grand
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business hours
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-09-26

London. Sept 81. - By OF
King Edward a memorial service IN
honor Of the late President Mckinley
was held in Westminster abbey. IL
was attended by many Americans n
FnrIixh.nen of distinction. The lord
s,agvara OF the household. Lord Penn
broke. represented the king.
The London morning papers aain APP
pear with black borders and accounts
Of the funeral at Canton n or me-
mortal services and b hrougn-
ont the world. The memorial services
generally comment upon the WIDE
spread sympathy evoked everywhere.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-09-26
CROWDS srANn AwNp
streets 90 chic~ao fhs.aara with
Maupwsps.

Chicago, sept, n. = Between silent
walls of sorrewtnx humanity chicawo's
memorial procession passed on It's sad
march yesterday afternoon, pne ~ the
areateEt crowds that ever gathered a.
the downtown streeta stood awea by
the emhlema OF death and the whiting
cadences of funeral dirRen. The prus
c~ession--a tribute Go the memory of 4
great American passed slowly by.
viewed through the tears or 4 striukena
people, AZ ss3o O'clock the hualneaa sc
Chicago stopped, Not only IA the
great pageant that swept through tho
central district. but In all parts 90 the
city. wherever they were, men and
women stood IN the streets or IA the
cars with bowed heads or united their
voices I'm q mighty chorus OF Nearer.
My God, to Thee"
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-09-26

SIC kNe arsw wpRs tssssse str &C gNs
keNSA A.srr sswes NJ. Ravrs rausREres
Sscwe ~ assS Sslsn. sind s1shnnEh sne &9a
NAsS~ @% SnA ssatatsskce Naa .csssse ssrsx
h@ Nj @&s sasssnweE av tsnss mrcaF Nns
Thar tNss~ was 81 vgTssssarsssRa ssrr1x ~
Aee teagS as ShsS gxxx ssFsse sSsEse4 "
tAe AN&mssA NF M arens@ ~sFsf1n.
Al I S~Sss& aaxg n4Sls rx~sacsss
sSes>SSvea asss %Ne sgeFesSsrS e tsne sse-
lNet starred AAsx re MssSn4agssns1
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-09-26

81. ayeasS Seaa, S1rM oSesteaSe 10 a
~SSueva1 SeSsre "a SAew rcs4Necs ~ wF9a-
Saaa NsNsaNey, 81. lsaats WAS GerFcctEy
aaaes sar nve minutes yesterday AFTER
nNan . aceec& an river tgSHa
every street cor ea the vsgy, every
wheel aa all sAe railroads se~FaasaastNS
In 81 GaasS and an ANS5neSS DNrsNa;S
stored far that length at tgnsN INC
p~cssce avsvSs@a their steps as sAe hea}S
Ncssa 20 te}l m stcea hat IN hard
Vita Bowed heads snt0 the uaae al.
.eatSea HAD passed,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-09-26
In Caiisormtn.

San Francisco, sept, n. - California
offered reverence TO tho dead chief
magistrate yesterday, Every city,
town and village In the state observed
the occasion by some public demon.
stration.
rhiladelphla--The entire population
OF this city united IN the expression cs
profound sorrow for the untimcly
death OF President Mckinley.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-09-26

New York. Sept sI-~An BUSINESS eNs
cept work N3 necessity Was suspended
IA this city yesterday Ia reSsect ~ the
memory ~ President Mckinley, and
the aaS os nsaaratnS wAS observed BY
persons OF all religions Ia an churches
and in the SynsEngsseS special services
were held, In marked contrast 10 che
ordinary holiday casicm here all
sporting events scheduled FOR SeSters
day were either abandoned or post
rsAnexa,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-09-26
canada show. II. sympathy.

Toronto. Ont, Sept. p. Yesterday
throughout Ontario was observed as a
day Of mourning for the late President
mckinley. In accordance with instruc,
lions from ottawa h schools ana
courts In Toronto and other cities were
closed Memorial services,
by crowds. were held by the ieading
churches. where eloquent tributes were
nai5 20 the many good qualities OF the
martyred president, and his faVorite
HYMNS were sung.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-09-26
CTBANS JOIN IN.
Impressive Services Are Held mt


Havana SeTt eI.-The memorial SER
vices in memory OF the late President
Mckinley held last night in the Tacon
theaCsr was largely attended. The
stage was 1astefally decorated with
American flags in front and palm
branches behind. In the center was a
catafa1lGe surmounted by a broken
column. The choir composed Of Ameri-
cans sang Nearer. My God. to Thee"
Several addresses were delivered by
Protestant and Catholic clergy and the
hand sounded taps" The arrange
mszts. which were made by Maj. Ball
er. were carried out successfully and
the Ceremony was very impressive.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-09-26
PAYS
4 ITS TRIBUTE
n,NpREssIyE SERVICES
poTUNDt OF TaE
CAPITOL.
4 AM RESPECT ron THf Dad

~.n,a,iyes Of Every Phase 90
Life and OF
nation on Earth eaaher
IND the Bier of the ssrfeAe@
.o,Strnte-Bishop Andrews
Beautiful EnlSgs On
n. rife of William Mehtna~s-
..dous Crush in which Many
Are Injured.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-09-26
senator rora.cr the orator.

Cincinnati. sept. sL--At the hour OF
the Mckinley funeral In Canton Ses'
terday everything stopped hHre IN all
shops and all business houses closed,
THE memorial meeting was presided
over by Mayor julius F~lelschnann,
The principal orator vas Senator J, u,
Foraker,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-09-26
ractory Wheel. stap.

New Haven, Conn., Sept, st~~Work
In connecticutt's many factories and
In most places OF business was nrac,i.
cally suspended yesterday and services
or sorrow have been held everywhere
In memory OF the late president,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-09-26

lincoln, NecN, Sept, IL Memorial
services FOR the dead president were
held in shiS city, There was almost An
entire cessation af business throaelas
out the day, Gov SaNage presided,
speaking briefly, and was followed IN
turn by Rev, Fletcher Wharton, q NJ,
l.amhertson, ~ NJ Bushnell, Rev,
Lewis Marsh, Chancellor r. Rent AnA
drcws, Congressman Strods and w, ],
Eryau.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-09-26

pcs Mulnes, Iowa, Sept, 81 Every
business house, factory, shop and
street car line suspended operations a
position 90 Yesterday IN connection with
tho memorial exercises. The leading
service war held In the new anaitnfi.
am. where Congressman j. A. 4, HUI
delivered an address on Mckinley, the
natriut.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-09-26
,faurning nd M%aniIa.

n Sept. n.-There were irnp,es
s,ye civil. military and navai eSerc,ses
held here in honor of the late presiuen'
McKialey. The mourning was uhiver-
sal Most OF the business houses were
closed After a service at the palace,
the military escorted the civil ofncia,s
- tha I,uneta. where AL the available
troops, sailors and marines were as
ssmbled. and paid honors to the ia.e
nrasiaent in the presence OF thousahus
OF spectators.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-09-26
CONSIGNED
TO TIT TOMB
Az 'ntf WAa NnafA, aE aap
"Anf'ntD rnsa,nENr as hA,s
no NIsp
sCfM M MorRNful IRAsptuR

'''""'"' s~ssnsnapa WAS NeSrr
sh""" Z" Aaf Maa ttNtaa ~
Dead fnr. was ska"m 80 ssn
Dead rsss,asa, 80 ,an,na@tt.aa,
ceremonies Ave- Wpsaais slmnls
""a i"Hr"ss,, e~@nra,hct,r Erstavc
Was tbs Absence ~ Nrs, Net>tn
isp, who Was raa weak a. A,~
lead the Services,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-09-26
IN Sc. Petersburg.

ST. Petersburg. Sept. 2f.-under the
auspices of the United STATES amhassa-
Sor, Charlemange Tower. Impressive
memorial services In honor az rrcssS
dent Mckinley were held yesterday
afternoon In the British. american
church. Many prominent Ruxaianz
were present.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-09-26
CROWDS
Attend Memorial Services Held In
santiago

Santiago, Cuba, Sept. 2L-A memoirs
al service was held at l o'clock yester-
day morning at the Oriental theater IN
honor OF the late President Mckinney
The hall Is the largest auditorium IN
the city. and il was packed with peo-
ple. All the American officers wore
fun uniforms and side arms.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-09-26
I'm Germany.

Berlin. Sept. 81. - Memorial services
were held in various German cities,
Those in Dresden attracted a large at
tendance of the highest official society
and the Anglo-American colony. The
king of Saxony and the other princes
were represented by their respective
court chamberlains and among those
present were the members OF the SAX
on cabinet, the various consular repre-
sentatiyes and local authorities.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-09-26

Rome. sept. ai@-Tha memorial ser.
Vices IN honor OF prseldent McKiAiey
held nc the American churches were
attended BY HiR. prinetsi, thu mDnigter
az foroiRn AFFAIRS, And ether celebrated
ministers. i
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-09-26
iN MtN,NNs.N.
aasta~ss N laid Aside AVA e~ers~

aaSta~ss N aAtA Aside AVID resNt~
@t,~ s->rwcs~s~w ~ fMear SNwrssN,
milwaukee, Sept ~ fiAANrAte me.
Sswset 81 ere nAenAogS af tire hate rresaA
aens rye hail was deaxelN pASksA
With rers,As af ali Sreeas. The SER
eAl namNeFS AnaoNk Those who 1eA
.NyerNA euloxsea were MasAr ROSA
naaSe James a. Jenkins ~ the United
states Saaet Nf appeaaS SeN, E ~
wtMkfer ana Judge " = Esltatt, Many
&c the churches also heaa speetal mee
mortal services business Was e~rneeage
IN atxleMAS,a,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-09-26
UNDIVIDED NATION MOURNS

S@r2se& a seSS>NA time n~pwsiaeht, ans
aASs sAAs Aaa s9attegSNs Gfretlna "a htw,
In MaFvA were easAea AlkA 1rvnaa be
aeeGsA sA SepSeMaAeN
As wstA Saaesam ami saaeneea TREAD
me prcSvSSsaa moved Aawn tha aya
mac sAse psSsqae reeaGNteea a. n W the
gaeaveegS sae4g FORMER president, pr,a
NSr Cleveland Mo haa SAMe ~ nay
agnEse5 NNA teesS New npextaenL unan
wAesa IRE reSlanS3ANs,les W enter ess
ecatsce had seea thrust 81 ~WaeNrerjeaa
* w4A silent salute they greeted
As-a Sna WITH sheNs he mingled his
tears ia Sogrew tor the a~aa.
al she conclusion ~ the funeral sos.
Vsces IN sAe vSyamaA the caSket hi waa
removed ia oCsar that the immediate
friends OF the &eaa president might he
se0rse& sAe cosasayt os
q last Gtnecr
az Ass NeataCeS ana that the people
whom DE bowed and who laved him
pose AZ 1850 the crowds began 90 paas
sAroagA the rotanaa and during the
SIX hears ira which the body was lying
tn state " Is estimated that $4,000 poo
PIE viewed n remains, Just a / o'clock
3 s~ssAccul calamity was narrowly
ave-S@a az the EAST front " the capitol
For hea-S the vast throng OF people had
been rn&sSea IN front ~ the capitol
awaiting an opportunity to enter the
rosun6A When the doors were opened
tens oS thousands Of people rushed al.
rcAztsca9ly 20 the main staircase.
TAs police and military guards were
swept aside and almost in a twinkling
there was . tremendous crush at the
f-Nnt % the great staircase. The inn
r1eEse throng swept backward n for
ward ass the surging OF a mighty sen,
Women and children. n few OF the lat
ter babes IN arms. were caught in the
crowd Sni many were badly hurt.
Strong men held children and even
women high above the heads OF the
sargfng crowd 10 protect them from
bodily injury. Despite n efforts OF
the police and military and the cooler
beads in the throng approximately a
hundred people were injured. Some OF
the
More Seriously Hurt
were carried into the rotunda and into
various adjoining apartments OF the
CEpitu. where first aid and treatment
Was given them. A number We're hur-
E4ea 10 hospitals in amhulances, but
the majority either We're taken to or
subsequently, rent unassisted to their
homes. After the crush had been
zbated upon the staircase and plaza i'm
EDecIateiy In front II il We're found tat
tered pieces OF mems and women's
wearing apparel of all kinds, crushed
hats gloves and even shoes. Watches,
p~ocketbcoks. keys and knives were
up
When h remains of the dead presi-
were finally closed forever to the
view q Washington people the cavalry
escort again was formed and conveyed
them to the special train which carried
the body TO Canton. The magnificent
Of floral offerings numbering no
less than rs pieces. and making the
most remarkable floral tribute ever
seSn here. were taken 10 the station
from the capitol in carriages and wag-
onsr and there placed aboard q special
car which had been provided for them.
Three section. comprising in all twenty
passenger coaches. were necessary TO
accommodate all those h accepted
invitations 10 make the journey to Can
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-09-26

CAayAettxvSNe Ma SeS& |@ESSN
peSS threaEaoog I've cry was SSSreea~
"a yesterday, Gxeve3SaS &n aseWsoyN ~
gae nations dead president were held
i'm TIE ~aasycTsity sa&rel ARA In THE
Churches
Savannah SA~TNrsssNNa8g sMe aaS
archery IN sNe c8tS SNS at NNt
Scrsvea Nesasea At ASft>Aesp Intervals
w6ta a S~AsrNcea~SGs SA4ate at saAgsss
ard rarsS-AVN gems az saaSeN a&S4~
neSS ~ al NsRSas WAS saSgenac5 Ser
.NSceS were Aesa Ay An reaSs@aS csasSe@
gathers tn tAe city
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-09-26

,.ssIngton, Sept. u ESe @2ENsea
..rosy oficially and with STATE Ger
"A Maid its tribute Of resE~cs Aa@
- ne memory OF its stricken Saaet
I.t-ate. This was almost The cos
y. n the awful tragedy wASca has
.asad the civilized world IN tears
an the great white dome ~ cAs
E,ol funeral services OF state were
aver the remains OF the dad pras-
a, n wa eminenuy fitting rAas TIE
49, should be conducted In that
E.tiful rotunda hallowe3 by The his
H. the last sad rites OF tw0 ether
E,,yrs 10 the cause OF the rSgESlc
\ hsatted the occasion and the char
II, ~ the man whose rs-na1zs were
HI cold and rigid in the RATION ez-
H. Of the metallic c4sksI- the SET
were simple. They we're cEl-
Ia in accordance with TIE rites OF
\ Methodist Episcopal church @
Rkh President Mckinley Was 3 l1e-
II member. Consisting 0zEv @ two
Inns, a song, a p-ayaT. an address
a benedicti0n. they were beautiful
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-09-26
sssses,

i~wsNxeSss~~ C~cxSsNNNsc~ Co sA~ SAs&A~
nc SasAeAwaa tM Ns~ESssa~x~n~
EasSyne@~o SEPT n ~ M@AF@N&Sf saT~
vices were almost universal yesterday
thVNu1Evas sA$s state Many caaSrrSA>
ttanS NaStea Ia SxAev RaaN SAeE ava
places ~ w'HgSA9n revAsFS sNe asoSt
important ana rso$t s~NpTcSSsNe we've
the c~eCeDFeaAeS az eNe cathedral so SAtS
city, at whscA CARDINAL G$eSepS Se2SNs
erred a eaANNyN
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-09-26
nmsiness SMsnenaeA.

West superior MS Sept. ei. All
business WAS practically suspended
yesterday cat az inspect Go tAe late
rreslaene Several memorial services
were held N aieget~nt parts rt the
city, The larger and more important
were the union church services and che
mass meeting &c eitispns, the latter at
the Grand opera house A feature waa
the number &C memorial services that
were held by the asfwrent fufpiRn
church people OF the city at dlrefent
fio,ax an,lNp AhA aaN
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-09-26
a nay et Masrmsne.

la Crosse, Wis, sent 81 Yesterday
was of mourning Ia la crosee. A
driss.ins rain and cold weather made
the day a disaarpeahle one. Business
was suspended during this afternoon
aud the city was dtaped Ga mourning,
A maRs memorial service waa held &C
z o'cioek on the court house square,
prominent citizens speaking.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-02-26
olivia Raney Library.
MRS. T. X. BRUNER.
Secretary,

Below | give a list OF the books the
Library has on North Carolina. con-
tanning Biographies of its eminent men
its resources. etc a number of these
have been donated, viz:
Code of North Carolina" K. B. Raney;
western North Carolina" published in
1890 hy A. ID. Smith.
Besides these Major Graham Dawes
sent the Library last week: Benton.
Thirty Years in the United States Sen
ate
The remaining works on North caro-
lima are: Clark. estate Records of North
Carolina;" "CycIopedia Of Eminent and
Representative Men Hand book OF the
state of North Carolina" Moore. His
tory OF North Cardinal Peele, Lives
OF Distinguished North Carolinans;
Saunders. Colonial Records of North
Carolina" Stockard History of Ala
bance:" Weeks, Church and State OF
North Carolina" Weeks. Religious De-
yelopment in the Province of North Caro-
lima" Weeks, Libraries and Literature
in North Carolina in the Eighteenth
Century"
JENNIE II. COFFIN. Librarian.