Death of President McKinley After Prolonged Battle
A long, tragic account of President McKinley’s final days and his death at 2:15 a.m. on Saturday following an assassination. The narrative covers his struggle, medical efforts, family presence, and the national reaction, noting heart weakness and complications in the stomach as possible causes. It describes the intense care, the doctors’ vigil, the president’s expressions, and the world’s mourning mood.
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McKinley
Buttajo
Buffalo
Milbourn House
Milburn House
McShinley
House of Death
Milburn
Nation's New Chief Theodore Roosevelt Biography
Theodore Roosevelt born Oct 27 1858 in New York City rose from New York Legislature to police commissioner and governor. He served as Assistant Secretary of the Navy and as colonel in the Spanish American War before becoming Vice President and then President, as the nation’s fifth survivor to assume the presidency after an elected tenure.
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Theodore Roosevelt
New York City
New York
National Civil Service Commissesion
Navy
United States
Johnayler
Willian Henry Blarkson
Millard Thnore
Macheary Taylor
Andrew Johnson
Abraham Lincoln
Chester A. Arthur
James <A. Garfield
President Roosevelt and Family at Oyster Bay Home
The narrative portrays President Roosevelt as a multi role leader with a simple home life. He is described along with his wife Mrs Roosevelt and six children. The family resides at Oyster Bay Tong Island a retreat enjoyed by the President. Eldest daughter Miss Alice aged 17 and next eldest Theodore aged 14 are named among the children.
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Thor
White House
Oyster Bay
Tong Island
Roosevelt
Alice
Theodore
Question of solid food in McKinley case sparks medical debate
Physicians defend treatment of President McKinley noting the relapse stemmed from weakened digestion and impoverished blood rather than a mistake in giving solid food. Doctors Roswell Park and Herman Mynter emphasize heart weakness and appropriate use of ether during surgery.
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Mecikxinley
Roswell Park
Herman Mynter
Grief At The Capital Guides Washington Mood
Residents in Washington mourn deeply after hopeful Buffalo reports fail to lift the nation. Crowds gather around bulletin boards as officials press for actions against anarchists amid the Grand Army encampment in Cleveland.
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Washington
Buffalo
Grand Army
Cleveland
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McNinley
Abner McKinley
Wilson
Hitchcock
Dr. Wasdin
Lincoln
Garfield
Baltimore, Union League Club
Wellington
Dr. Alyater
Dr. Mann
James B. Parker
Czolgosz
President McKinley
William Ijin En
Tyler
Fillmore
Johnson
Arthur
Rooseveltling
President Roosevelt
Mis. Mkinlwy
Oufola
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