World Wide Sorrow as McKinley Death Triggers Mourning
London papers express deep global sympathy for McKinley’s death with funeral marches in churches across Britain. Reports note a Merthyr Tydvil vicar’s swoon at a sermon on the death, while observers urge that the tragedy may influence international harmony and leadership comparisons to Jefferson and Adams alongside Roosevelt.
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London
Great Britain
McKin
St Neavidia
Merthyr Tydville
Wykes
McKinley
Daily Chronicle
sach
Morning Post
Buffalo
republic
Philadelphia
Roosevelt
United States
Madison
Jefferson
Adams
Detroit Congress Presses Anti Anarchism Law Demand
In Detroit nearly 2900 people gathered to mourn former President McKinley as General Alger urged Congress to pass a measure stamping out anarchism. A local bar leader’s question drew cries to “Kill them” and “Burn them.”
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Congress
Detroit
Mich
McKinley
R. A. Alger
H. M. Duffield
Alfred Russell
State Funeral Plans for McKinley Remains
Washington announces changes to funeral plans for President McKinley. Remains will rest at Mrs McKinley's Canton home Wednesday night. public viewing in the Capitol rotunda Tuesday morning and a funeral train to Canton Tuesday evening. Navy and Army officers, diplomats, and officials prepare with vast ceremony details. Canton arrangements begin. Ohio National Guard and Knight Templars to join the funeral cortege.
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Canton
capitol
White House
Washington
JOHN HAY
ELIHU ROOT
JOHN D. LONG
Secretary of the Navy
Hay
department of state
navy
Dewey
Crowninshield
O'Neill
Remey
Heywood
Marine Corps
Brooke
Francis 8. Guenther
Samuel Reber
Miles
McKinley
Henry B. Whitney
Roosevelt
Ransdell
diplomatic corps
United States senate
United States supreme court
house of representatives
army
Lincoln
Garfield
catafalque
statuary hall
rotunda
William R. Day
Buffalo
Ohio National Guard
Knight Templars of
Ohio
The Presidential Train Arrives for Funeral Party
The special Pullman train bearing the presidential funeral party reached Buffalo yesterday. Mrs. McKinney and her immediate relatives will occupy one car. The president's body will be placed in the rear observation car draped in black, the sole outward sign of mourning on the train.
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Philadelphia
Pullman
Buffalo
Buffalo Mourners Pack City for McKinley Funeral
Buffalo, Sept 16 crowds packed streets and city hall as President McKinley lay in state. Thousands viewed the bier while Roosevelt, Hanna, and officials attended the vast procession. The day turned gray and solemn as guards secured routes for the funeral train to Washington.
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Hanna
Buffalo
Delaware avenue
republic
Washington
Mibourn
John R. Brooke
east
Fourteenth United States Infantry
Seventy-third Coast Artillery
National Guard of
New York
United States
Michigan
Roosevelt
Wilcox
Miss Tula Winston Engaged to English Capitalist
Miss Tula Winston of Tovangeles is praised as one of the Pacific coast’s most beautiful young women. Her engagement to Mr Marcus B. E. Slowers, an English capitalist who owns extensive Riverside district orange groves, has just been announced after a visit to her property.
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Tula Winston
Tovangeles
Pacific coast
Marcus BE. Slowers
Mrlowers
Riverside
Miss Winston
McKinley Funeral Observance Moves President to Look Upon Dead Leader
The narrative recalls President McKinley’s funeral rites with vivid detail of the bier and mourners. President Roosevelt, stoic and grieving, views the mortally wounded leader’s face as ministers and officials sustain a restrained, solemn service. Czolgosz’s trial timeline is noted, with Odell declining a special term while a grand jury indicts within 15 days.
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Roosevelt
Charles Edward Locke
Delaware Avenue M. E
McKinley
Dawes
Thor
Pregnent McKinley
Odell
Hanna
Father of McKinley Assassin Grief Stricken in Cleveland
In Cleveland on September 16 the father of the assassin has not slept or eaten since Saturday morning. He has become moody and lost his appetite since the President's death. A younger brother says the father is heartbroken by the tragedy.
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Cleveland, O
McKinley
Quiet Day at Wilcox House as Roosevelt Quietly Opines on Affairs
President Roosevelt spent a calm Sunday at the Wilcox house in Buffalo with few outward events. Telegrams and letters poured in from governors and prominent figures offering loyal support while discussions at dinner and supper avoided politics. The cabinet later met and then joined in a wide-ranging talk with the President on current governmental affairs.
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Cortelyou WII
Gussie
Buffalo
Roosevelt
Wilco house
ily
Mir. Loeb
ariting
Vincent
Connecticut
Ladd
Shade Island
Shaw
Towa
Richards
Wryomley
Sath Low
Joseph B. Manley
Harriet
Blaine
Raymond
Woodruft
Booker T. Washington
Coretelyou
McKinley
Cortelyou
Wilcox
B. B. Odell, Jr
New York
Knox
War Root
Kean
New Jersey
Wiliam
Warren
Long
Wilson and Hitchbock
John G. Milburn
Mrs Roosevelt’s Movements From Oyster Bay to Washington
Mrs Theodore Roosevelt leaves Oyster Bay with five children, nurse, and maid aboard a steamer from Albany, traveling via Saratoga after a visit to Tahawas Club. Mia Roosevelt releases that Theodore Roosevelt Jr will depart Oyster Bay Monday at 8 AM, meet in Long Island City, then proceed to Manhattan and Jersey City to catch the Congressional Limited at 10 o’clock.
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Washington
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
thin city
Albany
Tawahus Club
Saratoga
Oyster Bay
Mia Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Long Island City
Manhattan
Jersey City
Detactor Met Quick Fate in Auburn After McKinley Assassination
Auburn physician Dr ZHL Stametz was seized by Henry West and Jack Towne and dragged from his office, narrowly escaping lynching after allegedly remarking on McKinley and Roosevelt. Death mask of McKinley created in Buffalo. McKinley left a will, with most property to Mrs McKinley. A society in Joplin calls for deportation of anarchists and halt to foreign immigration.
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Ind
ZHL Stametz
Henry West
Jack Towne
Stametz
McKinley
Roosevelt
Buffalo
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