State funeral program for President McKinley
Washington outlines the order of obsequies for William McKinley. Remains arrive tonight, lie in state in the rotunda, and depart for Canton with a Cavalry escort. Section I lists units and processions, with religious services on Tuesday and final interment in Ohio.
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Washington
William McKinley
United States
Pennsylvania Railroad
United States Cavalry
Canton
Ohio
Field Artillery
U.S. Engineers
Coast Artillery
Marines
U. S. Seamen
National Guard
District of Columbia
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Temperance Lesson Calls Out The Mockery Of Strong Drink
Sunday School lesson from John Lindsay Withrow argues wine mocks and destroys health and character. It cites Samson and Boston Chicago costs, urges united temperance action, condemns liquor influence in politics and society, and calls for ending alcohol proliferation.
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John Lindsay Withrow
D. D
Park Street Church
Boston
Chicago Record-Herald
Commonwealth
White House
Washington
Congress
Program of religious services for late president's remains
Commissioner MacFarland released the schedule for the capitol rotunda service when the president’s remains arrive. The program includes hymns, a prayer by Rev Henry R. Naylor, an address by Bishop Edward G. Andrews, another hymn, and a benediction by Rev W. H. Chapman, with music by the Metropolitan M. E. church choir.
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Washington
MacFarland
Capitol
Henry R. Naylor
D. D
Presiding Elder Methodist Episcopal Church
Washington District
Edward G. Andrews
D D
M. E. Church
W. H. Chapman
Metropolitan
Grand Jury Indicts Czolgosz for Murder in First Degree
Buffalo dispatch reports the county court grand jury returned an indictment of murder in the first degree against Leon Czolgosz for the assassination of President McKinley. District Attorney Penny led the case with about twenty witnesses, including medical experts and Secret Service officials who testified on the president’s death and the alleged connection to the crime. Czolgosz was arraigned, refused to plead, and was remanded to jail.
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N. Y
Leon Czolgosz
President McKinley
Penny
Herman Mynter
H. R. Gaylord
HH. Jr. Matzinger
Mann
Secret Service
Gallagher
James L. Quackenbush
L. L. Babcock
Pan-American Committee
Czolgos
Emery
Czolgosz
Fort Wayne Mayor Proclaims National Mourning After McKinley Assassination
Fort Wayne Indiana Mayor Henry C Berghoff issues a proclamation calling for city government offices to close on Thursday September 19 1901 the day of the president’s funeral. He urges businesses theatres saloons to close and citizens to attend services and fly flags at half mast. Union services are noted as held in the morning at Birry Street.
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First Presbyterian Church
Wayne Street M. E
Bethel Evangelical Church
H. J. Norris
Berry Street
M. E. Church
J. Webster Bailey
Plymouth Congregational Church
E. W. Allen
West Jefferson Street Church of Christ
B. Sawyer
St. Paul M. E. Church
L. J. Motchman
Chris’s Lutheran Church
Wayne Street
J. Budman
Third Presbyterian Church
D. T. Williams
South Congregational Church
Z. A. Harris
West Creighton Avenue
Church of Christ Benediction
P. S. Shoemaker
Alerding
Fort Wayne
Mayor's Office
City Hall
Ind
Council
Common Council
William McKinley
Henry C. Berghoff
Princess Rink
Berghe
Fort Wayn
Indiana
United States
UNION
Preparations for State Funeral in Washington Rotunda
Capitol officials and staff prepared for President McKinley’s funeral in the rotunda with the historic bier from the Capitol crypt, draped in crepe. About 800 seats were to be filled by ticket holders including the president’s family, cabinet, diplomatic corps, and others of rank. The ceremony aimed to admit the public briefly for a farewell view before the procession.
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Lincoln
Garfeild
McKinley
Capitol
Washington
Rotunda
Garfield
Capitol Crypt
Supreme Court
Press
Senate
Committee On District of Columbia
Bishop Whipple Dead in Minnesota
Bishop Henry B. Whippie of the Protestant Episcopal Church died at 6 o'clock this morning at his home in Faribault Minnesota.
Miss Tyrrell Ties To West Berry Family
Miss Kittie Tyrrell of Batavia New York soprano in the quartet at President McKinley’s funeral in Buffalo is a cousin of Mrs Glenn W Mills of West Berry street.
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Kittie Tyrrell
Batavia, N. Y
McKinley
Buffalo
Glenn W. Mills
West Berry Street
Delightful Dinner Party at Locust Lawn Farm
A Tuesday last week dinner hosted at Locust Lawn farm the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Hubler honored Mrs Hartzell and daughter Miss Iola of New Haven. Attendees from afar included Ray Miller and wife Hoagland Mr and Mrs Hartzell Root Ind and Mr and Mrs Manam Allegheny Pa. Music and recitations by Miss Hartzell provided afternoon entertainment.
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Locust Lawn Farm
Frank Hubler
Hartzell
Iola
New Haven
Ray. Miller
Hoagland
Root
Ind
Manam
Allegheny
Ganzet Called to Lafayette for Family Bereavement
S Ganzet has been summoned to Lafayette where his brother Reverend Charles Ganzet has died, prompting family travel and funeral planning in the city.
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S. Ganzet
Lafayette
Rev
Charles "Ganzet
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