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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1901
Page
1
Edward Vil sent a telegram to Ambassador Choate expressing sympathy with the American nation after President McKinley’s death. The message conveyed condolences and shared sorrow over the loss.
Secretaries Foot Hitchewk Long Wilson and Poatmanttr among attendees as Theodore Roosevelt, newly sworn in after McKinley’s death, pledges to continue McKinley’s policies. Cabinet members to retain portfolios. funeral arrangements move toward Washington. Roosevelt’s measured demeanor and personal sorrow marked the historic oath in Wilcox home library.
In a tense scene at 8:52, Secretary Root announced the oath as tears flowed from the president and cabinet members. The room fell silent as emotion ran high while the vow to assume the presidency was confirmed amid somber reflection and calls for unity.
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