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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1901

Page

8

McKinley funeral ends in Canton with national mourning

The Laid to rest in Canton Cemetery as crowds throng Canton and national leaders attend. Services at the First Methodist Church and a two mile funeral procession mark the day. Mrs McKinley unable to attend. President Roosevelt and Cabinet return to Washington. Quiet rites at Westlawn Cemetery await final burial. Presidential figures and G A R offer condolences.

Canton William McKinley United States McKinley First Methodist Church United States Supreme Court Congress Westlawn Roosevelt Washington

Funeral procession to church for McKinley

A vast Cleveland crowd gathers as body bearers and guards march from the McKinley home to the church. President Roosevelt and Cabinet members lead a solemn cortege with military and naval officers, while crowds line the route beneath black arches and floral tributes.

McKinley North Market Street McKinley Cottage Navy Army Cleveland Roosevelt Gage Root Wilson Hitchcock Knox Smith Hill Hay Cortelyou Guard of Honor Miles Brooke Otis MacArthur Gillespie Farquhar Dewey Crowninshield O'Neil Kenney

Canton Loathe Crowds Honor Dead Chief Magistrate

Crowds in Canton gather in vast numbers to honor the late President McKinley. Processions form from church to Westlawn Cemetery as remains are moved. Roosevelt and officials observe in quiet. Thousands fill East Tuscaramas and North Market streets. a sea of people surrounds the McKinley cottage. Flowers from around the world adorn the bier. Regiments guard streets as mourners pay final respects.

Canton Westlawn East Tuscaramas North Market Street McKinley Harter Roosevelt McKinley Cottage Senate House of Representatives Washington Judge Day Root Hitchcock Court House United States Europe Australia Canada Japan

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