Farewell to the Martyr Dead McKinley Laid to Rest
McKinley lies in state under a Capitol ceremony with Methodist rites and urns, as mourners line the streets and mournful bells toll. The nation, including Roosevelt and cabinet members, gathers at the White House and Capitol before the interment in Canton.
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Order of Procession for Capitol Burial
An imposts indecipherable record notes the procession order accompanying the boy to the Capitol Nuliding. The fragment lists participants and ceremonial steps, reflecting a formal state funeral or burial rite. Entities include Capitol, the boy, and referenced procession roles.
Memorial Service for President McKinley in Berlin
Mourning services for President McKinley were held at the American Church in Berlin Germany. The ceremony drew attention for its solemn atmosphere and notable attendees.
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RUSLAN PRESS ON SPINKLEY DEATH OF MCCKINLEY
Russian press reports deep sympathy for the United States after the death of President McKinley. Novo Vremya lauds his rare talents and devoted service to the nation. Sviet hopes his death spurs unity against subversive plots. Roman Gazetta notes additional reactions.
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Canadian Premier Laurier Sends Condolences for McKinley
Sir Wilfrid Laurier conveyed to Mr Lowther, first secretary of the British embassy, grief over the death of the United States president. He expressed Canada’s sorrow and noted close neighborly ties and McKinley’s noble qualities in private and public life.
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Royal Memorial Service for President McKinley Held in Copenhagen
King Edward Queen Alexandra and other royals attend a memorial service at Haglish church in Copenhagen for President McKinley. Rev Kennedy condemns the assassination and prays for Mrs. McKinley. The dowager empress of Russia, visiting Denmark, sends condolences via the Russian minister. many telegrams and calls reach the U S legation in sympathy.
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She Assails American Women and Money Frenzy
A London Telegraph writer rebukes American women for status chasing and extravagant dress, blaming husbands who toil in Wall Street culture. The piece contrasts hubbub of city life with exhausted husbands facing relentless pursuit of wealth and fashion.
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Famous Chicago author Eliza Allen Starr dies at 76
Eliza Allen Starr a Chicago authoress and art critic died last week at her brother’s Rockford home after nine months of illness. Born August 20, 1824 in Deerfield Massachusetts, she lived in Chicago from 1860 and wrote mostly religious works with art as a favored topic. She left Chicago's 393 Huron Street to visit family and remained there as illness progressed.
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Professor Starr Among Iroquois Given Tribal Name
Professor Starr, noted authority on anthropology, studied the Iroquois four years ago for research. The Red Men adopted him as one of their own and gave him the name Hal-ye-sat ba, meaning the wise speaker in the council. Starr formed a strong attachment to the intelligent descendants of a tribe famed for strength, bravery, and prowess.
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