Death of President McKinley After Anarchist Attack
President McKinley died in Buffalo at 2:15 a.m. after hours of unconsciousness following wounds from an assassin. The scene at Milburn House showed family, cabinet members, and physicians attending as doctors fought to revive him with oxygen and comfort his wife.
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Notable Police Response at Local Station
The scene near the station where Ozolgoas is confined was met by police reserves mounted and on foot. They drove back the single street with weak resistance as twenty policemen controlled the area, showing little urgency to reach police headquarters.
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Early Life of President McKinley Traced to Ohio Roots
A historical note describes William McKinley born January 29 1843 in Niles Ohio. It follows his family move to Poland and his early years including teaching and clerical work before enlisting as a private in 1860 with the Twenty third Ohio volunteers. He rises to commissary sergeant and later to second lieutenant on Rutherford B Hayes staff. Continued on page 4.
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