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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1901
Page
6
Washington reports preparations at the White House for the possible occupancy by McKinley as the nation anticipates the transfer of residence. Canton and Washington line up funeral arrangements and household moves as Cortelian and others plan papers and duties amid the transition.
A large crowd in Buffalo witnesses a state funeral as a prominent national leader is laid to rest. Observers recount the solemn march along city streets with military presence and a long line of attendees, noting the extended procession and widespread mourning. The event culminates with a departure toward Washington where the funeral train proceeds.
A damaged extract details a physicians forensic explanation of the President's death after an assassination attempt. It cites toxicological and anatomical analyses, noting a poisoned seed possibility, extensive internal injuries, and the role of stomach and peritoneal wounds.
Fragmented OCR notes describe funeral arrangements for a person named MeKiltey in Washington. The text mentions services in Waterlogton and Canton and references the War Department and Capitol. Phrases are garbled but indicate planned ceremonies and processions with military involvement.
Fragmented and garbled OCR notes recount the assassination of President William McKinley and medical notes on the bullet’s trajectory. Names of doctors and officials appear amid uncertain phrases, detailing the wound, perforation, and absence of definitive bullet recovery and medical conclusions.
Hushed crowd at Buffalo September scene shows Roosevelt seeking steady transition. He aims for a smooth handoff, wants Attorney General Knox to remain, and weighs cabinet reshuffles with Lodge, Root, Gage, and Wood possibilities. Reports say Roosevelt desires stable continuity in administration and long friendships guide key appointments.
A chaotic transcript traces President Roils through a crowded inaugural ceremony in 168K text with mentions of oath taking, cabinet figures, and legislative concerns. Vague references to the Senate, Congress, and the public mood show a tense political moment as the president addresses the nation and outlines early policy aims.
Fragmented OCR describes a DistrictAttorney case in which defendants face murder charges. It mentions a county court, grand jury session, and the determination of evidence and potential verdict amid unclear details. Names and precise actions are obscured by OCR errors.
The article notes Tuesday events in Hatray Alia with President Hoodevelt and cabinet members retaining positions at a Denet gathering. It mentions Bee Tretorion Hay and Gage as attendees and references prominent figures among WH who remained.
A detailed coronial inquest outlines the cause of death as gangrene of both stomach walls and the pancreas after a gunshot wound. It lists witnesses and relations including James P Wilson, Henry A Mathinger, and Maylor, with references to Delaware Avenue Washington and the place of death in New York state.
A garbled notice from Washington reports dates of interment for a former president and references an anniversary tied to a president Carter and other figures. The text mentions Canton Ohio, Elberun New Jersey and a September date in 1881 with unclear events and outcomes.
An old advertisement claims Wy Grove’s Laxative Brome Quinine Tablets cure a cold in one day. It promises a money back refund if the product fails and touts a signature in every box with a 26 cent price tag.
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