Memorial McKinley Services Draw Mitchell Crowds
The McKinley memorial in Mitchell drew six civic bodies in a large crowd. Speeches by Geo A Silsby and Rev T H Youngman highlighted his Civil War service and home life, praising his devout faith and humane character.
Our President's Home Life Commemorated by Speaker
Rev D R Tomlin of the Congregational church discusses the president's home life as central to his character and legacy. He praises the martyr-led nation mood and honors the president as a devoted husband and sincere Christian alongside his public leadership.
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D. R. Tomlin
Congregational Church
Our President as a Statesman
J L Hannett extols McKinley as a statesman while denouncing anarchism and urging Congress to curb it. He recalls McKinley’s public service, notes his ascent to Congress in 1876 and chairmanship of Ways and Means in 1889, and praises his leadership.
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J. L. Hannett
McKinley
Mr.Hannett
Congress
Agaassin
House of Representatives
Committee On
Ways and
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