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McKinley Lie In State As Buffalo Mourns In City Hall
Buffalo tallied about eighty thousand mourners viewing President McKinley’s remains in state at City Hall after a day of solemn rites. Crowds pressed through streets and public rooms while military escorts and cabinet members arrived for the service and later procession to the station for a Washington-bound funeral train.
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Buffalo
Delaware Avenue
Washington
Milburn House
John T. Brooke
West Ferry Street
With
United States Infantry
Fort Porter
John KR. M. Taylor
73D Coast Artillery
John P. Weisser
National Guard
State of
New York
United States Navy
United States
Michigan
Col. T. Minnix
Naval
Marine Service
President Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
National Guardsmen
Navy
Leare
Rixey
Hobart
McKinley
Lafayette McWilliams
Chicago
Miss Barber
Macy Barber
Abner McKinley
Helen McKinley
Duncan
Roosevelt
Root Cat
Knox
Lange
Hitchcock
Wilson
Smith
Biesell
Hanna
Odell
Colonel Bingham
Cortelyou
Charlies Edward Locke
Delaware Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Dawes
Jesus Christ
Bingham
Grand Army
Fairbanks
Kean
Burrows
Buchanan
Exposition
Thomas W. Symonds
War Department
White House
Diehl
City Hall
Frankfort Street
Lake Erie
City Hall Square
Catafalque
Franklin Street