Funeral in Canton as McKinley laid to rest with nation in mourning
The funeral for President William McKinley draws 100000 mourners to Canton Ohio. Officials and military leaders attend a solemn service at the church and vault, the procession two miles long, and guards placed at the tomb amid a nation united in grief.
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President McKinley remembered in Canton church service
The Canton First Methodist service opens with organ prelude and hymns as Dr. C. B. Milligan delivers a solemn address. Tributes praise the late president for integrity, leadership, and devotion, evoking sorrow and reflection across the nation.
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Cleveland Pays Tribute Eulogizes McKinley at Princeton
Ex President Grover Cleveland headlined memorial exercises at Princeton University with President Patton in Alexander Hall. He praised the late McKinley’s leadership, urged unity and repressive action against anarchy, and urged citizens to uphold constitutional duties and patriotism.
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Memorial Services Around the World for President McKinley
Reports from Manila Peking London Paris Berlin Vienna and other capitals describe solemn memorial services for the late President McKinley. Crowds gather in churches and public squares as flags fly at half mast in tribute.
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Solemn burial of President McKinley echoes across nation
For five minutes at 2 30 p m nationwide silence followed McKinley s burial rites as memorial parades and trains halted. The hymn Nearer My God to Thee rang from bands and services as worshipers honored the late president and a national resolve deepened.
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Dun's Tribute to McKinley and national progress
Dun's Review predicts strong postassassination unity under a new leader. It lauds William McKinley for industrial growth and urges continued expansion, noting a $650,000,000 favorable trade balance and New York as a financing hub.
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Statefarms and courts Iowa notes and mourning period
The Des Moines dispatch reports the state board of agriculture found a year profit of 7349 from the last state fair with 36735 balance and plans to spend 25000 on permanent improvements including brick paving and new toilets. The Iowa Supreme Court opens October 1 with 370 cases. Universal mourning follows President McKinley’s death with widespread commemorations in Des Moines, plus notes on the Iowa school for the deaf and a defect in building and loan law.
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Illinois Board Denies Parole for Spaulding Embezzler
The Illinois Board of Pardons at Joliet refuses parole for Charles W. Spaulding president of Globe Savings Bank Chicago and treasurer of the University of Illinois board of trustees. He must serve the maximum ten years, with good time possibly reducing to six years three months, releasing August 1904.
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Russian gov orders draft to suppress archism
Odessa dispatch says the Russian government has ordered the head of the political police to draft suggestions for suppressing archism in anticipation of Washington cabinet proposals for united European action.
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Judge Day to Speak on McKinley Birthday
Canton Ohio September 20 Judge William R Day ex secretary of state has accepted an invitation to deliver an oration before the Hamilton club Chicago on the anniversary of McKinleys birthday January 29%
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Holland Budget Shows 1902 Deficit Of 12 Million Guilders
The budget for 1902 in The Hague reports expenditure of 167 million guilders and a deficit of 12 million guilders.
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