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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1901

Page

4

Tribute At Capitol For McKinley As State Funeral Unfolds

Washington observers describe a solemn state service in the Capitol rotunda for President McKinley with representatives from many nations. The body heads to Canton, Ohio, as crowds mourn and a crush near the doors injures about a hundred people. Florals and a large procession accompany the casket to the train for burial.

Washington McKinley Canton William McKinley Capitol Methodist Episcopal Church United States Army Navy Diplomatic Corps Naylor Thomas C. Noyes Edward G. Andrews Ohio W. H. Chapman M. E. Church White House Pennsylvania Avenue Grover Cleveland Gregory Rhode Island Zetes Serernce Serernce Tokai Vo Governor ‘Crane Wu Ting ‘Fang Takahira Senor Calvo Poetican Aspiroz Chekib Bey Leger Haytien Gerard Gowther Edward Louis Bailey Royal Navy de Margerie Loubet Senor Pulido Brun Santo Thurso Duke de Arcos Grip The Knights Templars Frank H. Thomas Garret A. Hobart Hobart Russell A. Alger Alger Frank Hecker Detroit Rotunda Loyal Legion Corbin Manila Adna. R. Chaffee Porto Rico James A. Garfield Garret A.hobart Hay and Hitchcock Miles Feris Guatemasta Havana Majoneral John R. Brooke National Guard Marine Band Saul

Funeral procession and Capitol solemnity for McKinley

The second stage of President McKinley’s funeral journey began at nine. Notables from ex President Cleveland to President Roosevelt attended the White House solemnities as floral tributes and a large military escort formed the procession to the Capitol.

White House Cleveland War Lamont Senate Committee United States Supreme Court Fuller Roosevelt Guldons Field Artillery Coast Artillery Hospital Corps Marine Band North Atlantic National Guard of District of Columbia Fine Henry W. Boynton Military Order of the Loyal Legion Regular Army and Navy Union Union Veteran Legion Spanish War Veterans Grand Army of the Republic Guards of Honor Army and Navy Grand Army of Supreme Court Senate House Knights Templars United Confederate Veterans of Washington Alexandria Sons of American Revolution Treasury Building Pennsylvania Avenue

Services at the Capitol in somber memorial hour

A Washington service at the Capitol unfolds with hymn and prayer in mournful tribute to a late leader. Cardinal Newman’s hymn fills the quiet as Dr. H R Naylor offers prayers for the nation, the bereaved widow, and the new president, urging divine guidance.

Capitol Cardinal Newman Wight Metropolitan M. E. Church H. R. Naylor Methodist Episcopal Church District of Washington

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