State Funeral for McKinley Outlined in Detail
Washington announces the funeral plans for President McKinley. The remains travel from Buffalo to Washington by train on Sept 16 with a Capitol rotunda service on Sept 17 and a final transfer to Canton Ohio on Sept 18. A large military and naval guard, diplomatic attendance, and public viewing arrangements are described.
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New Orleans
Higginson
Hempton Roads
Sermons in New York Mourn McKinley With Unity
New York and suburbs observed funeral sermons for President McKinley with black drapery and flags, pledging faith in government. Clergy praised order, denounced anarchy, and urged memorials while Archibishop Corrigan and several pastors reflected on national unity and justice.
Berlin Service Honors McKinley With German Attendees
Mourning service in the American church in Berlin for President McKinley drew a crowded German audience including Baron von Richthofen and U.S. Ambassador Mr. White. The sermon denounced the crime, expressed sympathy for McKinley's widow and nation, and praised his statesmanship and Christian faith.
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Death of President McKinley Captures St Petersburg Attention
Reports from St Petersburg dated Sept 1 describe the global reaction to President McKinley’s death. Novoe Vremye lauds him as a man of talent and devoted to national welfare, while Boersen Gazette calls him one of America's most popular figures and a strong emblem of American ideals.
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Senator Mason condemns anarchists after McKinley assassination
In Chicago on September 15 Senator Mason declares that the assassination shows anarchy is worse than treason and must be eradicated. He speaks at multiple meetings with widespread applause and calls for an end to anarchists nationwide.
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Roosevelt Aids Quiet Day At Wilcox House In mourning
President Roosevelt spent a quiet day at the Wilcox house arranging to attend the late president’s funeral. His secretary Loeb and aides sorted about 600 telegrams and letters of condolence and support from ex governors, governors, mayors, clubs, and notable individuals. Cortelyou announced he will continue as secretary in the interim due to his familiarity with affairs.
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Blaine
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Certificate of Death for Former President McKinley
Erie county coroner issues death certificate for William McKinley who died September 11 1901 at 2 15 am from gangrene of both wells of the stomach and pancreas following gunshot wound. Signed by H L R Gaylord M D H 4 Matsi nger M D James F Wilson Coroner.
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Ordered to Leave After McKinley Death Remarks
Twin Bridges reports James Casey, recently from Butte, said he was glad of President McKinley’s death. Local citizens discussed the insult, and a rope was suggested before cooler heads chose to order him to move. Casey packed and departed within 24 hours.
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Sorrow in New York Drapings Mark Nationwide Mourning
New York vents grief citywide as public buildings banks Broadway hotels and theaters receive drapings. The city hall stands prominent in the downtown area with special funds used for artful mourning decor. Trinity St Pauls and Grace churches on Broadway loom as visible symbols of the sorrow.
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Death mask of President McKinley by Eduuard Pausch
A death mask of President McKinley was made at 7 20 p m in Buffalo. Eduuard Pausch of Hartford Conn took the mask and has fashioned features of many prominent men who have died in recent years.
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Eduuard Pausch
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Pausch
McKinley
City condemns McKinley assassination. proclamation planned
The city council adopted resolutions condemning the assassination of President McKinley. Mayor Callaway will issue a proclamation tomorrow in conformity with the resolutions. McKinley memorial services are being held at St. Pauls Episcopal church this evening.
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Unclear Return to Work After Steel Strike Turmoil
Reports from Pittsburg and McKeesport on September 15 describe a confused settlement state for the steel strike. Officials dispute whether President Shaffer has issued the return order while workers threaten to split from Amalgamated. Plants plan early starts. many seek official notification before resuming. Meanwhile Milwaukee workers move to seek employment at Illinois Steel.
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George Wheat Dies After Operation Near Twin Bridges
Word arrived that George Wheat died following an operation at Blacktail while working for Billy Rhodes. He was a brother of G. A. Wheat of Twin Bridges, who has the community’s sympathy in this bereavement.
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