English Church Tributes to McKinley Death in London
London dispatch reports English churches honoring President McKinley with the Dead March and sermons praising his faith and service. American clergy and tourists filled Westminster Abbey and St Paul’s, while hymnody and reverent services marked the memorial.
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Bishop Hurst III Attends London Conference
Bishop Hurst of Washington Missouri is a delegate at the Methodist Bell Beales Conference in London. Reports from Washington indicate his condition remains uncertain after a sudden incident at the Hotel Cecil. A separate travel ad notes a Pacific coast tour by railroad with a special train option and a second trip rate of 18 dollars.
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Protecting the Czar Amid Paris Visit and Anarchist Crackdown
Paris readers report tightened security for Emperor Nicholas II departure after McKinley’s death. Spectator limits in Rheims and Compiegne. troops on sidewalks. windows offer distant glimpses. Arrests in Marseilles, European detectives deployed, ships at Dunkirk, and bans on anarchist meetings in Germany.
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Loyal Legion Button Missing From McKinley Coat
Abner McKinley discovers the Loyal Legion button is absent from his brother President McKinley’s burial coat. Attendants locate the button in the coat later, and it is placed on the breast as Grand Army veterans reflect on the symbol. Also an ad notes a Pennsyl vania Railroad tour to California and the Grand Canyon.
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Trust in Roosevelt and expectations of policy continuity
Washington reports strong confidence in President Roosevelt to follow McKinley era policy and cabinet practices. Republicans anticipate no major changes, with many predicting continued adherence to party lines and a stable, steady administration. The public dialogue highlights Roosevelt as a disciplined, honest leader who energized the Republican base.
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Roosevelt Becomes President After McKinley Death
Roosevelt rests after a long night at Ansley Wilcox home and attends McKinley funeral. Cortelyou named temporary secretary. cabinet members pledge to stay. Telegrams of condolence pour in from governors, church leaders, and international figures.
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Changes in McKinley funeral plans announced
Washington officials released a new schedule for the late President McKinley funeral. The body will lie in state in the Capitol rotunda Tuesday after a Tuesday morning service and depart for Canton on the funeral train around 8 PM, with Mrs. McKinley wishing the body rest at Canton Wednesday night.
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Funeral Begins as Buffalo Bids Farewell to McKinley
After services at the Milburn home in Buffalo the body of President McKinley lay in state at City Hall to midnight. An estimated 75 000 to 100 000 paid their respects before the funeral train departed at 8 30 this morning for Washington for the state funeral on Tuesday.
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Somber Procession Through Buffalo For McKinley Rites
Buffalo mourners numbered in the thousands as the President lay in state at City Hall. The body will depart by train tomorrow morning, with security and crowd control arranged by Secretary Root and local authorities, en route to Canton via Olean Williamsport Harrisburg Baltimore and Washington.
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Simple funeral at Milburn house honors William McKinley
Buffalo observes a solemn service for President McKinley at his Milburn house. The crowd remains distant as Rev. Dr. Charles Edward Locke, once connected to Canton, leads ceremonies. The open coffin rests in the drawing room, draped in black with a silver plate inscription.
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