Mourning Procession Honors McKinley at Canton Funeral
Thousands from across the nation gathered in Canton on September 19 to honor President William McKinley, assassinated in Buffalo. Roosevelt and cabinet members led the funeral march, with military guards, state officials, and citizens surrounding the casket en route to West Lawn Cemetery.
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Mr McKinley’s Last Public Speech at Canton
On the eve of his Washington inauguration Mr McKinley delivered a farewell address praising friendship and public service. He expressed devotion to prosperity and unity, pledging unselfish efforts for the country and fond memories of his old home.
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Memorial services mark Ackley mourning for McKinley
Ackley residents observed a drizzly day of mourning for President William McKinley. The Presbyterian church overflowed with citizens, flags, and portraits of Lincoln and Garfield. Mayors and clergy delivered prayers and speeches, praising unity and prosperity as rain revived pastures and crops. A separate rural weather section notes cooler conditions, widespread showers, and harvest implications while reporting changes to postal dealer duties and a New Year observance for Rosh Hashana.
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Iowa's Twenty Ninth General Assembly Budget Report
The Iowa state auditor estimates the next biannual cost at 2,167,179 dollars, or 4,484,095 for the whole period, covering state institutions, salaries, supplies, and aid. It lists detailed office by office expenditures, salaries, pensions, and the Twenty-ninth General Assembly estimate at 195,000 dollars, with pensions for Metz and Hull totaling 40 dollars per day. The report consolidates costs by department, noting pension cases and major line items across agencies.
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Illinois Central R A of Interest JO Stockholders Meeting
The next annual meeting of the Illinois Central Railroad stockholders will be held at the company's Chicago office on Wednesday October 16. Stock transfer records will close Sept 3 to Oct 1. Registered holders may receive a free travel ticket to Chicago for the meeting valid for the day and subsequent days with proper stamps and countersignature. Tickets available by written application to the Chicago president.
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