The President McKinley Dies After Long Agony
The bulletin from Buffalo dated Sept 14 reports President McKinley passed away at 2:16 a m after hours of unconsciousness. Cabinet members, Mrs McKinley, Abner McKinley and other officials witnessed a final farewell as doctors struggled to revive him with oxygen and stimulants.
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Buffalo
McKinley
Gabinet
Root
Hitchcock
Knox
Wilson
Judge Day
Colonel Herrick
Abner MccKinley
Esteew
Misa Mary
Hames
Southeed
Hamitn
C. D. Wilson
Tonawanda
N. Y
Canton
Cortelyou
Olse
Mynter
Pe & m
Mann
Abner
Crater
Cortelyeu
Pea
Oxyxen
Consul Reincke’s Sympathy Released to Public Mood
An uncertain fragment suggests Consul William Reincke of Germany addresses public feeling after a death. The remarks mix garbled phrases about empathy for a European event and a sense of duty to act fitting a nation’s representative. The incomplete text hints at private sentiments and official restraint.
Mrs McKinley Not Present At Milburn House
Fragmentary OCR notes report Mrs McKinley not at Milburn House during a deathbed scene with Dr Rizey listed as the sole attendant. The readable text is incomplete and uncertain about full context or additional names.
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Milburn House
McKinley
Rizey
Boston Crowd Vents Indignation Against Anarchists
About 500 residents gathered in the streets of East Boston last night to denounce anarchists. Shouts of Down with the Anarchists rang through the air as bricks were thrown and a patrol station was alerted. Police dispersed the crowd and noted the incident.
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Boston
Trolley Conductor Crushed In Jamaica Car House Accident
Martin W. Monaghan aged 28 a conductor for the Boston elevated railroad was crushed between two trolley cars while shifting a trolley wire in the Jamaica car house. He was taken to City Hospital and placed on the dangerous list.
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Martin W. Monaghan
Boston
Found Dead in Her Room at 1 Wilkes Street
Maggie Roberts, widowed, aged, was found dead in her room at 1 Wilkes Street at 7 20 o clock yesterday Rae lodged with Mrs James who found her body Death presumed natural causes Dr Shea of the Board of health notified and will investigate A fire alarm later reported nil and two bells rang top floor makers, ter, bit, fre ine toot ange was ee erthanted tt
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Arthur Ned
Justice of
New York
Ty States Supreme
Greamnet
Neweb
Wilson
Milburn House
Mina
Mann
Janeway
Phce
Cortelyou
Tha Cetenet
Paiee
M Peregre
Phyalc Neww
W. W. Joknetsn
Washington
EB. G. Jonuney
Ozen
Muurnue
Rasombie
Patts
Delaware Avenue
Lea
Milburn Canemene
Wilcox
Anteythinna
Ould
Maggie Roberts
Wilkes Street
Rae
James
Dr. Shea
Board of Ones
Dying Utterances of the Presidents Chronicle
A compilation of reported final words from U S presidents including McKinley Washington Adams Jefferson Harrison Taylor Buchanan Lincoln Garfield and others. The note cites public statements and claimed last phrases touching faith duty and resignation with varying certainty.
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McKinley
Washington
Rome
John Adams
Jefferson
John Quincy Oe
William Harrison
Taylor
How a Vice-President May Succeed to the Presidency
Article 6 of the Constitution outlines succession rules when the President cannot serve, with the Vice-President next in line and Congress able to define further order if both top officials are unavailable. It covers oaths, cabinet roles, and interim steps, illustrated by Garfield and Arthur transitions and cabinet communications to departments and foreign heads.
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United States
Congress
Fortyninth Congress
Secretary of State
Secretary of the Treasury
Secretary of War
Secretary of the Navy
Secretary of the Interior
Chester A. Arthur
Garfield
New York
Root
Arthur
Supreme Court
Brady
Bate Department
Ex President Cleveland Responds To McKinley News
In Princeton New Jersey Ex President Grover Cleveland remarks on McKinleys serious frame calling the news sorrowful. He avoids further comment when asked to speak on the President saying such remarks would be out of place.
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Liv
Cleveland
Princeton
N. J
Grover
McKinley
Epok
Nords
Gresent
City Proclaims Day of Mourning in Immediate Action
Acting Mayor James H. Doyle orders bells tolled for an hour and flags at half mast after death of a national figure. Alderman O'Brien and Assistant Secretary Sherburne present as he calls a noon special City Council meeting. Message dated Sept 14 1901 requests solemn observance in Boston.
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James H. Doyle
Buffalo
Alderman O'Brien
Charlestown
Sherburne
Doyle
City Council of
Boston
William
United Fate
Assean
Board of Aldermen
William McKinley
Washington
United States
South
Sis
Ionia
Tributes From Leading Boston Citizens After McKinley Death
Acting Mayor James H. Doyle and other Boston leaders express national sorrow over President McKinley’s assassination. They pledge reverent tribute, highlight his unity and democracy, and call out the danger of political violence while urging steadfast national resolve.
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