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Denver Tribune in Denver, Indiana

26 Sep 1901

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Denver Tribune

Location

Denver, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1901

Page

3

Funeral Observances Mark McKinley Death

Nation mourns as William McKinley lies in state in Buffalo and Washington. Funeral train carries the president to Canton where he is buried at Westlawn Cemetery after public and private rites and a nationwide outpouring of grief.

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Illiam McKinley Westlawn Canton William MeKinley Milburn House McKinley Lfe William McKinley Buffalo Milburo House New York City Hall United States Armericans President McKinley Great Lakes Tidewater Littte Washington Station Pennsylvania Avenue Wiliam McKinley White House Capitol Army Navy Roosevelt Guard of Honor Marine Washington Hig
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Roosevelt Sworn In Promises to Continue McKinley Policies

Theodore Roosevelt took the oath as president in Buffalo after McKinley’s death. He declared his aim to continue McKinley’s policies for peace and prosperity and asked cabinet members to stay and serve under him. The six Cabinet members present agreed to remain. Gage and Hay were to be asked to join.

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Theodore Roosevelt United States Ilo Buffalo Ansley Wilcox McKinley Milbury House House of Mourning Root Arthur Mr. Troosevelt William McWinley Melkintey Houer Roosevelt State Hay North Woods Albany Congress Gage Hay
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Two American Bishops at Ecumenical Conference in London

Bishop J. G. Hartzell of Cincinnati and Bishop Charles B. Galloway lead the Methodist Episcopal and Methodist Episcopal Church South at the Ecumenical conference in London. Hartzell has served in Africa for five years. Galloway stands as a leading Southern churchman.

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Hartzell GaLloway J. G. Hartzeell Cincinnati Charlies B. Galloway Methodist Episcopal Ecumenical Conference London Hartsell Africa Bishop Galloway South Methodist Episcopal Church
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