Nation Mourns as McKinley Lies in Westlawn Canton
A solemn national ritual unfolds from Buffalo to Canton as William McKinley lies in state at city hall and in the Capitol before final burial. Large crowds endure long lines, pay tribute, and follow the hearse through towns, with bells, bands, and flags in mourning. The journey and ceremonies reflect a nation in grief and reverence.
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Canton
William McKinley
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Buffalo
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Washington
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White House
Capitol
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Navy
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Siiturs
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Nayelor
Edward G. Andrews
W. L Chapman
Radir
President William McKinley Dies After Wounds Finally Kill Him
The text recounts the assassination of William McKinley by Leon Czolgosz, detailing gunshot wounds to the chest and stomach, medical efforts with stimulants, the long decline, and the final death at 2:25 AM as family and officials mourn. Roosevelt learns of the crisis as McKinley passes.
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William McKintey
Ute
Leon Croignez
Cleveland
Harn
Finnly
Men of Science
Tavain
Chamber of Death
McKinley
Apne
Autopsy Details on McKinley Death Cause Revealed
The autopsy report states a bullet struck the breast and another perforated the stomach wall, with gangrene surrounding both wounds. It notes the heart and kidneys showed no disease, death from gastric and surrounding tissue damage, and lists surgeons and physicians involved in the examination and transcription.
Roosevelt sworn in as president amid condolence visit
Theodore Roosevelt became president at Buffalo amid mourning for McKinley. He pledged to continue McKinley’s policies for peace and prosperity, urged cabinet stability, and invited six members to join his new administration while Hay and Gage were kept on.
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McNinley
Payas
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Buffalo
Anstey Wilcos
MelNinley Wohl
Milburn House
My Colt
House of Mourning
Root
Arthur
Anther
Roosevelt
Aia
William McNinley
McKinley
Dewd
Hig
Hay
Treasury
Gage
Congress
Iss
Lewis
Gabinet
Two American Bishops, Harta Galloway At Conference
Fragmented report shows Bishop Harta Galloway and Bishop Casivles addressing a Methodist Episcopal Church conference in Cincinnati. Mention notes names, a Robbery incident, and a theater accident involving actress Loudrt Wasseide. Daisy Curters and others referenced in unclear lines.
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Daisy Curters
Dew
Teytus
Day
Loudrt Wasseide
Avy York
Neews Ow
Galloway reports beet sugar growth amid drought lessons
Prof. Galloway, head of the Department of Agriculture’s plant industry bureau, returns from drought zones to say farmers are diversifying crops and that beet sugar is expanding. He cites a profit of about 15 dollars per acre from beet farming and notes Michigan on the southern peninsula now grows beets nearly replacing corn. He warns of possible overproduction in the middle West and mentions generally rising import and export values for the Philippines trade and farm labor trends in the United States.
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Bureau of Plant Industry
Department of Agriculture
West
Torch
Michigan
Prof
Middle West
Agricultural Department
United States
Isso
LSU
Freatzia
Texas
New Mexico
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Washington
North Dakota
South Dakota
Wyoming
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