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Newspaper

Logan Nation

Location

Logan, Utah, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1901

Page

6

Farewell to McKinley as nation bids tearful goodbye

The nation mourns as President William McKinley is laid to rest in Washington. Crowds line streets and capstone ceremonies mark his funeral in the Capitol, with the widow Mrs McKinley attending and mourners from every rank paying tribute. Great allies and foreign representatives join in quiet tribute to the late leader.

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Impomino Cortege Proceeds to Capitol Building

In an official procession the body is escorted to the Capitol Building by a white robed entourage. The article outlines the order of procession and confirms the entities involved in guiding the Indy funeral or ceremonial march.

Order of Proceesion Order of Provocution

Memorial Service for President McKinley in Berlin Church

Mourning services for the death of President McKinley were held at the American church in Berlin Germany with a somber, impressive ceremony. Attendees included local residents and officials honoring the late U S leader.

Mans McKinley Berlin Germany

EUASIAS PRESS ON MKINTRY

Reports from St Peterabore echo global mourning for President McKinley. Foreign outlets praise his talents and dedication to national welfare while urging unity against threats to liberty and conscience.

Euasias Press Mkintry

Sympathy message from Canada over McKinley death

Sir Wilfrid Laurier informs Mr Lowther the governor general conveys grief and horror at the United States leader McKinley’s death. Canada’s sorrow reflects neighborly ties and admiration for his public and private life.

Wilfrid Laurier Canali Lowther Newport Candas United States Canada McKinter

Royal Funeral Service for President McKinley Held in Copenhagen

King at Mercerial Service attended by King Edward Queen Alexandra and other royals at a memorial in the English church in Copenhagen. Rev Kenady presided and denounced the assassination while offering prayers for Mrs McKinley. Dowager Empress of Russia, visiting Denmark, sent a minister to express sympathy to Mrs McKinley and the U S government. The legation received many callers and telegrams of condolence from provinces.

King Edward Queen Alexandra McKinlay Gopenhagen Kenoady Mra McKinley Russia Denmark Fredenaborg Hughian Copenhagen United States Legation Mrs. McKinley

Noted Author Eliza Allen Starr Dies at 76 in Rockford

Chicago author and art critic Eliza Allen Starr died at her brother's Rockford home after nine months of illness. Born August 20, 1824 in Deerfield Massachusetts, she moved to Chicago in 1860 and produced numerous religious and artistic works.

Eliza Allen Starr Rockford Chicago Huron Street

Professor Starr Adopted by Rouquier Indians as Hal-ye-sst ha

Professor Starr, authority on anthropology, visited the Rouquier Indians to study them. The tribe welcomed him as one of their own, bestowing the name Hal-ye-sst ha meaning the wise speaker in the council. Starr formed a strong attachment to the intelligent descendants of a famed, brave people.

New Jersey Brooklyn Bridge Harlem Wall Street Tia Starr

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