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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1901

Page

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President McKinley Dies at Buffalo Milburn House

President McKinley died at 2 15 p m after hours of unconsciousness. He faced death with calmness, last words were a simple faith:"Good-by all good-by It is God s way His will be done." Roosevelt may take oath. autopsy expected to determine exact cause of death.

Milburn House Buffalo N. Y McKinley Dr. Mann Coltlows Retary Wilson Diane Putes Sera Washington Roosevelt

President McKinley Death Announced to Cabinet

Buffalo remembers the moment Webb Hayes told the Cabinet the President was dead. Mrs McKinley weighed by grief, Cabinet members and senators filed away in mournful silence. The report directs readers to pages with full details of the last hours.

Buffalo Webb Hayes

Manley telegram to Roosevelt after McKinley death

Augusta Mo September 14 The Hon J H Manley sent a telegram on receipt of the news of President McKinley's death to Theodore Roosevelt President New York expressing faith in his seal honesty and loyalty and stating the American people turn to him to lead in the paths laid out by the late president The government at Washington must live and the country is with you heart and soul signed Joseph M

Augusta J. H. Manley McKinley Theodore. Roosevelt New York Washington Joseph M

Presidential Death Witnesses at Buffalo Milburn House

Sept 14 at Milburn House Buffalo those present at the President's death included Secretary Cortelyou Dr Rixey Mrs and Miss Barber and Miss Duncan forming a brief witness list in the wake of the tragedy.

Milburn House Buffalo Sec Retary Cortelyou Rixey Mrs Miss Barber Miss Duncan

President McKinley dies in office after attack

The news from Buffalo is confirmed at the White House. President McKinley died at 2:16 this morning after being mortally wounded. Officials and crowds in Washington pause as the nation absorbs the disaster and the executive’s passing is officially recorded by George B. Corthelyou.

Washington White House Buffalo B.B Montgomery Magaion George B. Corthlyou

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