Funeral of McKinley Chief Seen by Vast Canton Crowd
Canton mourners fill streets and First Presbyterian church as crowds approach 100000. Funeral rites include Beethoven funeral march, hymns, prayers, and addresses by Rev Manchester and Dr Hall. A grand procession to the cemetery follows with military honors and civilian officials.
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Church Decorated in Black for McKinley Funeral
Interior draped in black for funeral rites with white ribbon trim. Panels, pews, pulpit, organ area, and chancel rail are heavily shrouded in silk crepe and black cloth while a McKinley portrait adorns the pulpit. Church doors closed to the public with guards posted before the service.
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McKinley
Czolgosz Found Guilty in First Degree Murder
Buffalo witnesses describe the assassination of President McKinley at a reception. The jury convicts Czolgosz of first degree murder after a 35 minute deliberation. Judge White imposes no sentence immediately, stating five day grace for passing sentence.
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McKinley
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Czolgor Sz Investigation Reveals Anarchist Ties
Police reports reveal that Czolgrosz associates discussed assassination plans and violent intents toward President McKinley and John D. Rockefeller. Witnesses describe nightly gatherings at a farm near the railroad with visitors who debated politics and read documents.
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Czoulgosz
John D. Rocker
Family shows no sympathy at assassin trial
Paul Cza!, accompanied by his son Lek and daughter Victoria, faced trial in Buffalo. As the jury summoned witnesses, the elder and younger Cza! stated they would offer to testify and accept full punishment for Leon, the accused killer, while showing no sympathy for the victim.
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Policies of the Hew President and Roosevelt cabinet shifts
The article outlines Theodore Roosevelt’s early policy plan aligning with McKinley including broader reciprocity, abolition of commercial wars, canal and cable projects, and arbitration. It analyzes likely cabinet changes, naming Lodge, Root, Chandler, Calhoun, and others as probable figures, and notes a national day of prayer proclaimed for McKinley’s death.
Death of William McKinley Reported by State Department
John Hay announces McKinley’s death in Buffalo on September 14 and informs nations of the transition to Theodore Roosevelt as president. The message notes the nation’s sorrow and the constitutional transfer of office, inviting foreign governments to receive the news.
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Foreign Relations Committee
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Nebraska
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John D. Long
Willam B. Allisn
Elyen
Senate Committee On Appropriations
Philander C. Knox
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Minnesota
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Birds Dress Their Own Wounds With Feathers and Plasters
French naturalist notes woodcocks and other birds heal wounds by plucking down and feather stems to form a protective plaster. The old injury is neatly dressed with a feather network or ligatures, acting as hemostatic and shield. Some birds even have broken limbs bound by woven feather configurations.
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Durmontell
Two Wits Fail to Get Together Off Maine Coast
The passage describes Tom Reet and Mark Twain aboard a vessel near the Maine coast. Despite clever exchanges they fail to align in thought, with both sides unable to coordinate and rocking the boat as the perilous moment passes.
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