McKinley Dies in Buffalo at Milburn House
President McKinley died at 2 15 a m in Buffalo after hours of unconsciousness and a final struggle. His last conscious words were a prayerful goodbye, spoken as his wife sat by his bedside. Secretary Cortelyou and cabinet officials among others witnessed the scene as Vice President Roosevelt prepared for a possible oath of office. The death prompts talk of a state funeral and a new administration beginning with Roosevelt's oath.
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John G. Milburn
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Harry Hamlin
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London Watches McKinley Collapse with Nation in Fear
London observers tracked President McKinley’s deteriorating condition with grave anxiety as the nation remembers the last days of Queen Victoria. The report notes deep concern across Britain as word of his fight for life spreads.
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Devastating Death of a President Sparks Global Mourning
The article notes the sudden collapse after a revival of hope and the nation’s grief. It cites editorials from The Daily Chronicle and The Daily Telegraph praising the President’s personality and recalling support amid shared sorrow with London.
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toria
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Daily Telegraph
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Chicago crowds fear lynching anarchists after McKinley news
Chicago quiets as crowds gather at bulletin boards for updates on President McKinley death. Calls to mobilize 10 000 in front of county jail to lynch anarchists confined there prompt police warnings. Chief O Neill expects no trouble but urges keeping prisoners secured through the funeral period.
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Czolgosz
Buffalo in Turmoil as crowd rushes toward jail after president’s death
In Buffalo crowds gathered from the Exposition grounds and city amid rumors of the president’s death. Police increased patrols as the mob surged toward the station housing Czolgosz, with thousands forming and dispersing after hours of tension and uncertainty.
Police Mounted and Foot Reserves Quell Mob on Street
Police reserves mounted and on foot repelled a mob after a work resistance incident. Twenty officers managed the scene on one street with little aggression toward them or toward the police headquarters.
Bryan Deeply Moved by President's Wounding News
Chicago dispatch reports Colonel William J. Bryan struggled to contain emotion as he read announcements of the President's condition. He urged abandoning partisan demonstrations and expressed hope for recovery while noting the nation’s grief. He spoke of the tragedy and stood in funeral silence beside the bier.
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Carter Harrison League
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Very Sorry, Goldman Says No Regret at McKinley Death
Emma Goldman, held at Harrison street station, read news of President McKinley’s approaching death. She expressed “Very sorry” but showed no regret, saying the case against her remains unproven and it would only extend her imprisonment if she were convicted.
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Anarchists Meet in Buffalo Alleged Plot to Murder
Chicago police report confirmed an anarchist gathering in Buffalo at a house on September with Emma Goldman Dr. Saylin and others present. Saylin was arrested after the President’s shooting and questioned. authorities now believe a plot to assassinate the President existed.
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O'Neill
Buffalo
Isaac Saylin
Emmi Goldman
Rochester
Saylin
Twelfth street
Ogden avenue
Mrs McKinley Bears Up After Night So Far Strong
Special dispatch from Burrato Nebraska Sept 14 Mrs McKinley rested well during the night and felt strong today. An autopsy was held at 11 o clock on Mr McKinley's body. The report emphasizes survival and public interest in the event.
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President McKinley Death Shocks Capital as Nation Reacts
Washington reports detail the shock across the capital after President McKinley’s death. Cabinet members Hay and Smith faced duties and sorrow, while prayers and recollections highlighted the President’s fondness for children and quiet kindness amid national mourning.
Night in New York Shifts From Joy to Sorrow on McKinley News
New York Jewish communities mark the Jewish New Year with grief over President McKinley’s condition after Buffalo reports. Polish leaders denounce Czolgosz at a mass meeting. Sorrowful services replace rejoicing as rabbis lead prayers for the President and Mrs. McKinley.
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Herr Most
Greater
Czolgosz
Many Churches Publish Sermons and Services Schedule
A long list of Sunday services and meeting times across numerous churches including Schleyavilla Mission All Saints Episcopal Reformed Barksttaville Brunswick Walkersville Grace Reformed German Baptist Evangelical Lutheran and others with morning and evening worships as well as Sunday school and youth meetings. Also noted are harvest services parish dedications and a promised dedication of a new Lutheran church at 2500 West North Avenue Baltimore with expected attendance by ministers and deaconesses from the East.
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All Saints’ Episcopal church
Reformed church
Barksttaville
R. W. Doty
Jefferson
Lutheran church
Brunswick
United Brethren church
O Stinespring
D. J. Wolf
the
Walkersville
Ecumenical Conference
London
L. McLean
Grace Reformed church
Evangelical Reformed church
tor
Einhbat
M. E. church South
BV. Switner
St. John's Catholic church
Bucksystown
M. P
Anna R. Stewart
W.O. U
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Sye M. E
Dr. Todd
Epworth
West North avenue
Baltimore
SPECIAL TRAIN FOR ROOSEVELT TO BUFFALO
President Roosevelt moved rapidly toward Buffalo after learning of McKinley’s death. From Mount Marcy in the Adirondacks he traveled largely by horseback to Albany and then boarded a special train with right of way, expected to reach Buffalo around 1 o'clock.
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Democrats Plans Highlight Baltimore Campaign Visits
Former Senator Arthur P. Gorman met with Democratic leaders in Baltimore, including Chairman Vandiver and Gen. L. Victor Baughman, to discuss campaign strategy. Vandiver said major speeches begin in October with notable speakers from other states joining Maryland efforts. Also noted is Lucretia Michael of Middletown newly appointed as an assistant in the Treasury Department printer’s office.
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Vandiver
L. Victor Baughman
Maryland
Lucretia Michael
Middletown
Census Bureau
Washington
Treasury Department
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