Grief in Atlanta as nation pays tribute to McKinley
Grief swept Atlanta with silent crowds at the Grand Opera House. Thousands gathered to honor President McKinley, whose death united a grieving nation. Speakers included Mayor Mims, Governor Canler, and Hoke Smith, with a moving hymn beloved by the late president.
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Funeral of President McKinley Fills Canton in Solemn Cade
In Canton on September 19 a vast cortege gathered for the funeral of President McKinley with President and cabinet, Supreme Court justices, senators, and thousands from across the nation. The ceremony at First Methodist Church and the burial at Westlawn were simple, with Mrs. McKinley too weak to attend.
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Sorrowful Canton Procession of McKinley’s Remains
The Canton crowd gathers to witness the funeral march for President McKinley. Mrs McKinley shows grave concern and tears as Roosevelt and cabinet depart for Washington. Guards, navy and army officials line the route, while flowers from around the world adorn the bier.
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