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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1901

Page

4

McKinley Remembered as Great Statesman and World Citizen

The Very Reverend Dean Shea discusses President McKinley as a world citizen and unselfish leader. He praises McKinley’s restraint before the Spanish war, his diplomacy with Britain, and his devotion to public welfare, stating future historians will rank him among the great presidents.

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Our President McKinley Is Dead Reflection on a Nation

The essay honors President William McKinley after his assassination, tracing republican origins from Plymouth Rock to the nation’s grief. It praises his private virtue, public service, and religious faith while urging unity, calm, and devotion to national ideals. It emphasizes a need for enlightenment over reaction and a shared sorrow across the republic.

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Our President as Viewed by the Legal Profession

Judge Frank 5. Smith honors the late President McKinley, praising his broad legal learning, national leadership, and public virtue. Dr. Graham urges lessons from McKinley’s death, defending goodness as greatness, warning against yellow journalism and domestic anarchists, and stressing American unity and immigration limits.

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Lessons From His Death by Dr. W. J. Graham

Dr. W. J. Graham, president of Dakota University, delivered a splendid address on Lessons from His Death. The talk emphasized moral reflection and enduring values drawn from a notable life.

W. J. Graham Dakota University

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