Nation Mourns McKinley as Carson City Proclaims Day
Carison City decorates in mourning after President William McKinleys death on September 14 1901. Mayor James H Peabody issues a proclamation for public services at the opera house September 19 with closing of businesses and flags at half mast for thirty days. The service features Rev W J Fisher Rev B E Hari and Judge M S Bailey among speakers, with crowd estimate around 1200 and floral tributes.
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Cafion City
William McKinley
James H. Peabody
Opera House
Tuenerone
Carson City
United States
Farrarr
Messrs
Bridwell & Beach
Joseph H. Maupin
Morton
Bailey
Henry M. Mingay
Lyman Robison
Willard B. Felton
Carion City
W.W. Ayers
B. E. Hart
W. J. Fisher
M.S. Bailey
H. N. Wilson
America
Father Marcellus
Peabody
B. E. Hari
Fisher
Garfield
M. S. Bailey
McKinley
Judge Bailey
Lincoln
H. Wilson
Theodore Roosevelt Named United States President
The nation gains a vice president with strong motives and safe leadership. Roosevelt, the youngest president, has risen from New York legislator to governor and VP, pledging a policy of peace and prosperity after McKinley’s death. Anarchism and public order discussances frame a Louisville mass meeting. Local notes include visits by G H McLean and J E Hammett. The church program addresses anarchist falsehoods.
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Theodore Roosevelt
McKinley
Roosevelt
New York
United States
Louisville
Henry Watterson
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