Autopsy Held Over President McKinley in Buffalo
Special to Express Milburn House Buffalo Sept 14 autopsy performed by State Pathologist Gaylord with attending physicians present. The remains will travel to Washington on a special train Sunday to lie in state. Funeral details set for Canton with timing uncertain. Mrs McKinley and Senator Hanna consented to the autopsy and relatives face possible inability of Mrs McKinley to attend. The president’s face appears peaceful as quiet prevails at Milburn House.
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Hanna Stricken by President’s Death Shock
Buffalo Sept 14 Senator M A Hanna is completely prostrated by the death of the president and is greatly affected by the passing of his friend. He remains ill today as he mourns.
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Buffalo
M. A. Hanna
Roosevelt Informed Of President's Condition On Mt Marcy
Vice President Roosevelt was notified of the president's changed condition while ten miles from Tahawas Club on Mt Marcy. He then rode 35 miles by horse pack to reach a waiting special train bound for Buffalo.
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North Creek
N. Y
Roosevelt
Tahawas Club
Mt. Marcy
Buffalo
Pope Wept At McKinley Death News In Rome
The Pope wept upon learning of President McKinley’s death and offered prayers for his soul. All audiences at the Vatican were suspended as condolences spread. Condolences were sent to Washington, D. C.
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McKinley
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Washington, D. C
Mrs McKinley in Critical Condition After Assassination
Buffalo Sept 14 Mrs McKinley remains in a critical state and has been given stimulants by Dr Rixey. She was very weak before the president's death and fear she cannot endure the shock.
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Buffalo
President McKinley Dies After Prolonged Illness
The article recounts the final hours of President William McKinley with details of medical efforts and the nation's reaction. It notes martial law in the capital, the assassin's imprisonment, and key remarks including his last words and Mrs. McKinley's collapse.
McKinley Dying as Nation Mourns Across Continents
The New York exchanges paused in respect to McKinley while at Milburn House Buffalo events marked his final hours. Family friends and officials gathered, Mrs McKinley visited, and the dying president uttered near Hymn and farewell words before death from heart exhaustion amid oxygen aid and mounting vigil. Nearby officials and crowd movements reflected national shock and the looming succession crisis.
That Troubled Look From Cheap Baking Powder
An ad claims cheap alum baking powder spoils cake and sickens a child while Cleveland’s Baking Powder is praised for keeping food wholesome and adding anti-dyspeptic qualities.
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