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Akron Daily Democrat

Location

Akron, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1901

Page

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President McKinley lies in state under white dome

Washington Sept 17 The body of Mr McKinley moved from the White House to the Capitol for a state viewing. A rain shower fell as Loyal Legion and Grand Army escorts, Gen Brooke and Gen Rohoton led sections, with Roosevelt and Cabinet members in attendance. Crowds stood in silence as the hearse passed, relatives followed, and services began in the rotunda with hymns and prayers. The casket rests in state for six hours before burial in Ohio.

Washington McKinley White House Capitol Loyal Legion Grand Army of the Republic Brooke Navy H. W Rohoton Army Veterans Legion Union Veterans Union Abner McKinley Cleveland Roosevelt Cabinet Diplomatic Corps Canto Emperor Willan Edward War Department Secret Service 12Th Street Lincoln Garfield Wim Commonwealth Henry R. Naylor D. D Methodist Episcopal Church Washington District Edward G. Andrews Methodist Idpiscopal Church W. HH. Chapman Metropolitan Methodint Episcopal Church

Services in Canton for McKinley to be held at First M B Church

Canton, Sept. 17. Only slim details have been released. President McKinley’s body will be kept in Canton, with services planned at the First M. B. Church. It will not be interred but held in a public vault at West Vernon for a few hours before burial in Lawn Cemetery.

Canton McKinley M. B West Vern

Simplicity and Beauty Mark the Decorations

Washington mourns the late president with subdued display as embassies reduce flags. The foreign legations partially absent due to vacations, while American flags lack mass presence at official residences. Crepe shortages prompt telegraphic orders for cloth as mourning spreads citywide.

Mourning Fashions Across Pennsylvania After President's Death

Broadcloth and expensive fabrics appear in homes and shops while generic decorations stay simple and reverent. Black drapery and national flags adorn fronts as quotes from Shakespeare honor a beloved leader. Public mourning spreads state wide with subdued dress and crepe bands worn by many women and men.

Fiste Pennsylvania

Mrs McKinley in grave condition after collapse

Mrs McKinley arrived at the White House after a death scene and suffered a fall in her health. Doctors were summoned to prevent utter collapse as her condition remained extremely grave. There is cautious hope for improvement, but the outcome remains uncertain.

Washington

Washington prepares for state funeral of late president

Olctnls and tiemplees at the capitol began early efforts to prepare for the forthcoming obsequies of the late President Mo. The notice indicates continued coverage on page eight.

Washington Capitol

Vast Floral Tributes Poured In For Late President

Washington reports express regard and sorrow as flowers flood the White House. Officials and foreign embassies send gifts, with some pieces valued at up to 500 dollars. Swiss and Latin American tributes appear among hundreds of wreaths, orchids, palms, and immortelles, totaling over 20000 dollars in Washington alone.

Washington White House Edward William Ward U. S. Army Obuffeer Philippines Torrance G. A. BR Begetan Porto Rico Corean Legation Mortelley Peru China Chile Pension Bureau Bureau of American Republics Vicksburg Miss Yonkers Central South America The Loyal Legion Masons District of Columbian Knights Templar Palma New York Canton Gowers

Threat of Anarchists Prompts Roosevelt Security Sweep

Washington on September 17 a Jersey City anarchist group declared a plan to shoot President Roosevelt and vanished. Secret Service and police imposed extraordinary precautions, guarding all distinguished figures, banning street vendors, disallowing disorderly conduct, and tightening perimeter security.

Washington Jersey City Roosevelt Secret Service

Investigation ends plan for Breschi home picnic

New York dispatch says Police Chief Brady concluded a suspected anarchist picnic at Mrs Breschi widow of King Humbert’s payer home near Cliffside was a ruse to raise funds for Craiguss the McKinley assassin. Grounds prepared for 500 attendees from New York Paterson West Hoboken were disrupted.

New York Brady North Bergen Breschi King Humbert Cliffside Crolguss McKinley Paterson West Hoboken

Memorial Parade Invites Numerous Organizations and Bands

The memorial parade scheduled for Sunday September 22 lists invited groups including Company B Buckley Post Tacol Command U V A Bons of Veterans Rifles Knights Templar German Veterans Societies Canton Akron Patriarchs Militant Uniform Rank Knights of Pythias Akron Company Samnit City Company Knights of St George Commandery Nov 6 Knights of St John Akron Commandery Security Camp Modern Woodmen of America Akron Camp Modern Woodmen of America Uniform Rank Knights of Pythias Barberton Uniform Rank K C T M Capt B S O Leberman in command. Bands invited include Eighth Regiment K C T Goodrich Diamond Rubber Foster's Protected Home Circle.

Buckley Tacol Command U. V. A. Bons Veterans Rifles Knights Templar German Veterans’ Societies Canton-Akron Knights of Pythias Akron Company Samnit City Company Knights of St. George Knights of St John Akron

Thousands Mobilize for Canton Funeral Arrangements

Official Committee and Buckley Post report Akron's deep grief over President McKinley's death. Mayor Doyle and Postmaster Bble visit Canton to coordinate arrangements. Akron will send large delegations Thursday, with a 10 40 am departure and bands, funeral set for 2 pm. Local committees urge attendees to bring lunch as Canton plans accommodations.

Akron Norrow Wi. McKinley Poweral Arrangements Committee Canton Akeon Wm. B. Doyle L. &. Bbtle Thin City Akon

Akron Buckley Post to Join City Parade Arrangements

Dr Bright phoned Judge Day and Canton officials about Buckley Post securing a place in the procession. A meeting of the Buckley Post is planned for Tuesday evening at the City Building to finalize arrangements and caterer needs for Akron delegations.

Buckley Post Bright SAF Akron

Funeral procession dress code notice for Akron committee

Special notice outlines attire and props for Akron's Official Committee of 100 funeral procession in Canton. Members told to wear uniforms per letters, carry four black umbrellas as capes or rain shelter, and band members to wear plain black uniforms with crepe on instruments. Lunch provided by Arrangements Committees.

Canton Akron Goodrich Erright Wal B. Dove U. L

Buckley Post Plans Big McKinley Funeral Attendance

At a Monday social meeting Buckley Post decided that every member who can attend should be at President McKinley’s funeral. They estimate at least 250 members will participate. State Commander Taggart Post Commander O I Mc Millen and Adjutant B P Clark asked Postmaster L Ebright of the Arrangements committee to arrange details.

Buckley Post McKinley Taggart O. I. McMillen B. P. Clark L. Ebright

Akron Mayor Announces Citywide Mourning and Closures

Mayor Doyle issues a proclamation urging city business places and factories to remain closed on the President's funeral day in Canton. Buildings and residences to be draped in mourning, with residents to attend divine services and gather at Grace Park September 22 at 2 PM to publicly express sorrow.

Akron Wi- Jin McKinley Lim Nan Akroy Canton Grace Park

Mine Horror in Colorado Claims Six Killed in Explosion

Denver Sept 17 18 ply A mine explosion at the Gulch mine Gare field county west of New Castle Colo killed six miners and seriously injured about twenty five. Named dead include John Anders David Laller Gee Gaasenger Peter Deldora P G Piekerton and an unknown Italian. The Gulch mine is fifteen miles from the Colorado Midland on an endoraneh owned and operated by the Colorado Fuel and Trou company.

Denver Colo Gulch Garefield County New Castle John Anders David Laller Gee Gaasenger Peter Deldora P. G. Piekerton Colorado Midland Colorado Fuel and Trou Company Guleh

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