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Algona Advance

Location

Algona, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1901

Page

3

McKinley Funeral in Canton Sheds Nationwide Grief

In Canton on September 21 a vast multitude paid final respects to President McKinley. The service at First M E church featured hymns, prayers, and tributes from clergy and officials, as the casket lay in state and a long procession formed for burial at Oak Hill Cemetery. Tens of thousands gathered, with security tight and floral tributes flooding the scene.

Canton Buffalo M. E Isle of B. Milligan First Presbyterian Church McKinley C. I. Manchester First Methodist Church Monseigneéeur L. P. Thorpe Cleveland Elfuctery Marshall Doll Canton and Athes Ohio Eli Torrence Charles A. Dick Ohio National Guards Ame- Kinley Roosevelt Army Navy Loyal Legion United Confederate Veterans Nash McAaintey Cook County Ill Bleses Commanly Cleveland Gycerds Horn of Veterans Foster Couimanding Ohio Knights Emplor Margenie Compmanding Bible Mitta Koights of Pythias Gia Wellows Order of United American Mechanics Kinehta of St. John College Rattornities Commercial Clubs Oficiala United States Europe Japan McKingley McKinley Cottage North Market Street McKinley Home Cartelyou

Interior of First M. E. Church Draped for McKinley Funeral

Canton reports the First M. E. church funeral services featured elaborate decorations with over 4,000 yards of drapery. A massive black veil spanned the organ loft, white satin ribbons framed panels, and the pulpit and reredos wore black crepe. The pew used by McKinley was draped in black, and the interior fretted with streamers and white silk accents. Guards kept the doors closed until the service hour.

Sorret Canton M. E McKinley

Canton Mourns As McKinley Remains Arrive At Church

Nearly 100000 mourners fill Canton streets for the arrival of President McKinley’s remains. Crowds poured in from four directions as sections of the Washington train arrived and a vast procession formed to escort the body to West Lawn Cemetery. Weathered by a sea of flags and uniforms, the scene echoed with somber ceremony and public grief in this historic farewell.

Canton West Lawn Cemetery Velvic Senate House of Representatives Washington Familar McKinley Cottage

Nationwide Memorial Observances Mark McKinley Death

Across cities towns and hamlets memorial services were held for the late President McKinley. Railroads telegraphs and newspapers paused five to ten minutes at 2 20 pm as Canton lowered the casket. In Chicago 20000 to 25000 marched in the funeral procession and Cardinal Gibbons offered the final tribute. Saloon closures were a notable feature in many places.

Chicago Meliiley Canton Associated Press Chivago Melinley Cardinal Gibbons Eutesy Baltimore

King Edward Sends Sympathy for McKinley Death

London Sept 19 King Edward telegrams Ambassador Choate to convey thanks for Mrs McKinley’s message. He expresses deep sympathy for Mrs McKinley and the royal wish that God grant strength to bear her burden. The king says the British thoughts are with the American nation as President McKinley is laid to rest.

Lug England McKinley London

Chinese Empress Dowager Sends Sympathetic Edict

Washington dispatches relay imperial condolences from the Chinese empress dowager through Prince Ching and Viceroy Li after the death of President McKinley. The edict praises the late president's friendship and just policy and extends condolences to the United States government. A parallel note from the Turkish sultan Abdul Hamid expresses sorrow over the president’s death and offers deep sympathy.

Washington State Department Privy Council Prince Ching Viceroy Li United States Peking Wuing-fang Bulisa Turkey Abdul Hamid McMinley McKinley

Czolcosz Found Guilty in First Degree Murder

Buffalo jurors convict Czolgosz of murder in the first degree after a 35 minute deliberation. Judge White delays sentence, two days allowed by law. Assistant counsel defend amid calls for mob law as Judge Lewis pleads for lawful trial in a case linked to President McKinley’s assassination.

Buffalo Czolgosz White Distriet Penney Aspasain Czolgosz Lewis Iynod Beleve McKinley Congress

Czolgosz didn’t do it alone in McKinley plot probe

Investigators cite handkerchief use and money obtained by Czolgosz as clues of accomplices in the McKinley assassination. Waldeck allegedly sent funds under a false name, while Leonard and Waldeck Czolgosz are described as readers of socialist papers. Farmers recall frequent visits and talk of violence near the Czolgosz farm.

Cleveland Czolgosz McKinley Czolgosy Waldeck Jean Frank Snyder West Seneca N. Y Schmunke Leonard John D. Knox President McKinney John D. Rockefeller

Family Has No Sympathy as Czolgoss Offer Testimony

Cleveland Sept 26 Paul Czalgosz father of the assassin with his son Waldeck and daughter Victoria left for Buffalo. Though not summoned as witnesses at Leon Czolgosz trial the father and son said they would testify and hope the assassin receives full punishment for his act.

Wather Hope Czalgos Cleveland Paul Czalgosz Waldeck Victoria Buffalo Leon Czolgosz

Spotless Town Promises Ideal Life with Sapolio

A breezy, period tone ad narrates Spotless Town as a model residence attracting migrants from Knonsan City to Cincinnati. It touts SAPOLIO for home cleanliness, civic harmony, and a thriving town life, including a diverse influx of professionals, tradespeople, and clergy amid comic slogans and stage imagery.

Sapho Sapolio

SAPOLIO and HOE Health Notice in Immigration

In this fragment from Spotinsy Town the babies in pure white gowns enjoy freedom from city life restric tions as furniture unloadings cease to dominate attention. Citizens celebrate with cries of Hurray for SAPQUIOT while the town is described as tree and calm despite lingering unclear phrases and garbled text.

Spotinsy

Remarkable Buffalo incident prompts praise of American promptness

An English observer notes how Americans swiftly organized relief after a Buffalo assassination attempt on the president. Surgeons arrived rapidly, a capable team formed instantly, and the operation proceeded with bold efficiency. The writer credits American readiness and problem solving as key to the rapid response and ongoing resilience.

Iriton Adilentum New York Buffalo Earth United States An Wat Muracles Ammadiate Waya Mesang Niagara

On Being Fat From The More Dolly Dialogues

A fragment from The Cureate's Bump in the More Dolly Dialogues series appears in McClure's September. The humorous scene at lunch features talk on fatness among Dolly, Nellie, Lady Jane, and Mr Carter with witty exchanges and social observations.

Chaice Anthony Hope McClure Howard Chandler Christy Dally Napoleon Archie Jane Dolly Lady Jane Miss Phanton Mieg Nellie Mr. Carter Dolt

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