Farewell Buffalo Final Ride of President McKinley
The silent form of William McKinley was borne from Buffalo to Washington in an impressive state funeral. The procession moved through city streets amid winds and crowds, with cabinet members and military escort, ending at the railway station as Theodore Roosevelt met the cortege.
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Buffalo
Wiliam McKinley
National Capital
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Wilcox
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Main Street
Lake Erie
Exchange Street
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Eliott Street
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
RS. McKinley
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Washington
Canton
Dr. Tixey
McKinley Widows Walks to Train Amid Fast-Moving Preparations
At the Milburn mansion Buffalo, servants bustle as transfer wagons and carriages line up for a Washington journey. Mrs McKinley, exhausted yet upright, rises for breakfast and boards a carriage with Abner McKinley and Dr. Rixey, flanked by mourners in a restrained morning procession.
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Buffalo
MiLburn
McKinley
Washington
Willan McKlnni¢s
Abner StepKinley
Dr. Nixey
Misa Barber
Abner McKinley
Dr. Rixey
Funeral March for President Opens Buffalo Procession
In Buffalo on September 18 the slow funeral cortege formed from City Hall to the railway station honors the late president. A guard of honor, artillery sergeant, marines, and sailors from the Michigan steamed escort the bier as cabinet members arrive in carriages to mark the solemn event.
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Associated Press
Buffalo
City Hall
Guard of Honor
Catafalque
Coorridor
United States
Michigan
Franklin Street
Ung
Roosevelt Attends President McKinley Funeral at Depot
The Buffalo crowd watches as McKinley’s coffin is moved from the hearse. President Roosevelt and officials, including Senator Hawley and General Brooke, stand in somber procession. Mrs McKinley, supported by Dr Rixey, faints but is aided for the state ceremony in Washington.
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Associated Press
Buffalo
N.Y
Roosevelt
Provident
Hawley
Beng
Brooke
Earker
Cortelyou
Howley
Hanna
Fire at Oconto Falls causes $75000 loss
An Evening Wisconsin dispatch from Oconto Falls reports Falls Manufacturing company suffered a fire loss of $75,000. No insurance details released. The plant will be rebuilt at once.
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Autodieted Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Ovonto Falls
Wisconsin
Falls Manufacturing Company
Steamer Wrecked Near Eagle River Wisconsin
A Lake Superior steamer was wrecked two miles from Eagle River. One boat left the steamer and has not been seen since. No further details are available at this time.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Calumet
Michigan
Eagle River
Mrs Roosevelt Departs Oyster Bay for Washington
Mrs Theodore Roosevelt left Oyster Bay at 7 28 am for Washington. She traveled with her son Theodore Jr. The brief dispatch notes their departure from New York.
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Associated Prais.y
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Ta la
Washington
Theodord, Jr
Funeral Arrangements for McKinley in Capitol Rotunda
Washington officials prepare for the funeral of President McKinley in the Capitol Rotunda tomorrow. The bier for Lincoln and Garfield's caskets is placed in the crypt, draped in crepe, and a canopy is mounted above. Public may view the features briefly after the service.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Capitol
McKinsey
Lincoln
Garfield
Capitol Crypt
Publica
Capitol City
Bishop Whipple Dies in Minnesota at Faribault Home
Bishop Henry Benjamin Whipple, senior bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Church in America, died at his Faribault Minnesota home after a period of illness. Born February 15 1823 in Adams New York he served Minnesota as bishop since 1859 and helped establish Seabury Divinity School Shattuck Military Academy and St Marys Hall.
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St. Paul, Minn
Henry B. Whippie
Protestant Episcopal Church
Faribault
Minnesota
Whipple
Henry Benjamin Whipple
Episcopal Church
Adams
New York
Zion Church
Rome
Church of Holy Communion
Chicago
Indiana
Seaburs Divinity School
Shattuck Military Academy
St. Mary's Hall
Frederic Lindauer Funeral Draws Large Wisconsin Crowd
In Kaukauna on September 16 a tragic death led to a funeral at the German Reformed church drawing a full crowd, many standing. Paul H. Beautien Post led graveside rites as army comrades attended from Stockbridge area.
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Kaukauna
Wis
Frederic Lindaur
German Reformed Church
Paul H. Beautien Post
Stockbridge
Union
First Methodist Episcopal
North Side
Catarth
Frank Hilgenberk
H. Hilgenberk
Wisconsin Avenue
Holy Cross
Postoffice Robbed in Kimberly and Appleton
Appleton Wis Sept 16 special to The Northwestern burglars robbed the Kimberly postoffice Saturday night securing seventy dollars in stamps and twenty six dollars in money with no clue. In the same night Edward Lehand’s house on the south side of the river near the Kimberly Appleton road was entered and ransacked but nothing stolen. Authorities believe Appleton amateurs conducted both jobs.
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Appleton
Wis
Kimberly
Edward Lehand
Appleton Amatoure
Banker William Wehara Dies at Home After Bicycle Ride
Appleton Wisconsin September 16 William Wehara longtime teller at the Commercial Bank collapsed and died of heart disease at his home at eight this morning moments after returning from a bicycle ride He leaves a widow and one son.
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Appleton
Wis
Willam Wehara
Commercial Bank
Funeral program of president McKinley in Washington
Washington DC Sept 16 The obsequies for President McKinley include state in the Capitol Rotunda Tuesday evening and a funeral train to Canton arriving Wednesday. Officials Meany Root Long, McFarland and others report escort and timing details for the lying in state and departure.
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Washington, DC
McKinley
Canton
Iate
Capitol
Toresday Ami
Crain
Washington
Cantug
Jgun Way
Eliau Root
Joun D. Long
Sec'y
Navy
Meaty L. EF. McFarland
Nowrd of Commissioners
Address by Bishop Andrews at Capitol Rotunda Service
Religious service for the president's remains will be held tomorrow morning in the Capitol rotunda. Program includes hymns Lead Kindly Light Sometime We’ll Understand Nearer My God to Thee and Benediction by Rev W H Chapman D D with the Metropolitan M E church choir providing music.
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Washington, D. C
MacFarland
Capitol
Henry R. Naylor
D. D
M. E. Church
Washington District
Edward G. Andrews
W. H. Chapmen
M.E. Church
The Well Beloved Remembered by Angell at Ann Arbor
An audience at the University of Michigan heard Dr James B Angell deliver the chief address in memory of President McKinley. The president was praised as a unifying figure who bridged north and south and represented the average American life in a glorified form.
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Associated Press
Ann Arbor
Mich
McKintey
Ikew
Ninde
HS. Dent
Mary Weed-Alten
Db. A. Hammondspice
James BK. Angell
Angell
Washington
Lincoln
Garfiela
McKining
Violent Assault Allegation Casts Shadow Over Bear Creek Leader
Appleton with a warrant issued for Phil Dempsey former Bear Creek Democratic chairman and saloon keeper accused of striking Isaac Thorne Welcome postmaster with a stick after Thorne resented remarks about President McKinley. Dempsey sought by posse amid fears of further violence in Gutagamia County.
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Appleton
Wis
Phil, Dempsey
Bear
Creek
Gutagamia County
Isaac Torne
Welcome
Dempsey
McKinley
Bear Creek
Thorne
Praises for Northwestern Editorials at McKinley Address
Attorney General E R Hicks lauds The Daily Northwestern in Oshkosh at his McKinley speech. He admires a Saturday editorial The President's Faith and recalls a touching moment with President McKinley greeting schoolgirls during a political tour.
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Statesman
Algoma Street
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E. R. Hicks
Northwestern
Oshkosh
Drowned in a Well Near Anne Place
A Gladwin Michigan farmer named Reed fell into his well while agitated and drowned. His two sons who rushed to help were also overcome and perished, in a tragic accident reported in September.
Memorial Service At First Presbyterian For President McKinley
The First Presbyterian Church held a memorial service Sunday for the late President McKinley. Rev L C Smith and Rev G D Lindsay led prayers and spoke on the president’s character and national sorrow. The service featured crepe drapery and white asters as the congregation dispersed in mourning.
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First Presbyterian Church
McKinley
L. C. Smith
Lindsay
Fox River Hunting Club Holds Fourth Annual Dinner
The Fox River Hunting and Fishing club hosted its fourth annual dinner at the clubhouse by the Fox river mouth where Wolf joins Wolf River above Winneconne. About 150 guests attended after a morning boat ride from Main Street dock on a steamer Le Fever. The meal featured 28 cooks preparing 150 rice hens and 30 ducks with pies and cakes. Members and guests enjoyed an afternoon of music and dancing before returning by 4:50 p.m. Numerous attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Goellman, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas, and other local residents attended.
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Theodore A. Charbonnes
John H. Thomas
Charles O. Sweet
Main Street
Fox River
Soins
Winneconne
Chip
Thane
W. Peck
Jonn Sewert
Charles C. Sweet
Nic Stein
Jonn
TW. Thomas
Gua Timm
Dan Witzel
R. F. Wille
Henry Wunderlich
Mra
W. Wy. Waterhouse
Joseph Weber
Jon
Wiliam C. Schmidt
Emma Schmidt
Richard Minteinger
Thenilore A. Charbonneau
W. FT. Davia
Mra. LaPointe
G, . Trittant
Omro
Edward Moran
Oshkosh to Mourn Committees Plan Memorial Exercise
City officials in Oshkosh convened at the mayor's office to organize a public memorial for William McKinjey. A committee of prominent figures, including J J Stevenson and J B Owitfama, will arrange the proceedings and set Thursday's program.
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Ruthers
John J. Stevenson
J. B. Owitfama
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Pam Rs
Moby
Interpal
Etry
J IL Stevenson
Congresamoan
J. TL Davidaen
Moc. Pallitps
Tisar J. Banye Ma Quinn
Charles Krippene
S M. Hay
Cancerm
C. R. Boardman
Charles Barker
F. HH. Jowstyn
Thomas Whitely
W. Patue
Min AL G. Marl
Chars Radford
S. EB Andersen
James Brady
George M
Weng
C. M. Snyder
Jintge
GW. Thurnell
Seymour W. Holter
RK. OH. Hulaey
R.A. Bl+menty
Joseph Kloeckner
Gabe Bouck
L. M
Strikes Stir Uncertainty As Mills Largely Stand Still
In Pittsburg the steel mills largely kept to last week’s pace with few older workers reporting for duty except McKeesport. Union committees crowded Amalgamates headquarters seeking word on any settlement while no official notice of an end to the strike was given, provoking widespread indignant mood among strikers. In Milwaukee Bay View strikers who did not return last week did not seek work at the Illinois Steel plant today.
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Associated Press
Pittsburg
McKeesport
Bay View
Milwaukee
Wiew
Illinois Steel Company
Assassin to be Tried Immediately for Lincoln Killing
The county court grand jury began deliberations on the murder charge against Leon Czolgosz in the Lincoln assassination case. District Attorney Penney and about twenty witnesses were present as the prisoner was confined in the jail near a subterranean route to the city hall for direct court access. The trial is set to start Monday before Supreme Court Justice White, with arraignment possible if an indictment is found.
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Buffaloe, N
Sept. IL
Leon Ceolgosz
McKinley
Penney
Supreme Court
White
Defendants Held for Trial in Mint Court
Albert Setgier and Mrs. Pliza Shang Yer were arraigned on a criminal charge this morning. Preliminary evidence suggested trial on September 23. Each bond of 50 was set and both failed to meet it, sent to county jail.
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Mra
Pliza Shang- Yer
Mint
Myer
D. E. McTowall
E. M. Hooper
President Roosevelt Moves Quietly to Train After Breakfast
President Roosevelt rose early and dressed swiftly, breakfasted with Andrew Wilcox and his secretary William Loeben, then left for the train at 7:30. Mounted police and several detectives accompanied the carriage while the president appeared like any ordinary citizen.
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Associated Press
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Roosevelt
Wilco
O'Clerk
Mr. Wilcox
William Loeben
Secret Service
Roosevelt Outlines Policy Continuity with McKinley
President Roosevelt in Buffalo outlines a policy aligning with McKinley’s aims. He favors broader reciprocity, end of commercial war, tariff abolition where feasible, stronger links with Latin America and the Pacific, merchant marine growth, Isthmian canal progress, a government owned cable to Hawaii and the Philippines, arbitration over war, and safeguarding savings by promoting merchant prosperity and integrity in appointments.
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Roosevelt
McKinley
Buffalo
M’kinley
United States
South America
Pacific
Mexico
Central America
Rerchant Marine
Cental America
Hawaii
Philippines
Silver Wedding Honor For Mr and Mrs Siewert
Mr and Mrs Siewert of 40 Thalw street celebrated their silver wedding anniversary with a mock ceremony revisiting their marriage details from twenty five years ago. Rev George M Wong officiated at the arch decorated with flowers while Mrs Siewert wore a silver wreath. Guests included relatives from Oshkosh and nearby towns. music by Herman Curler accompanied a violin solo after the anniversary cake.
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Terman Stewert
Thalw Street
George M. Wong
Church Street Lutheran Church
Siewert
Campbell-Cameron Company
Herman Curler
H. Zoelk
A. House
Neenah
OshKosh
R. Zimmerman
Mrs. Pole
W. Adame
Mra
C. Kloetzke
A. Falk
F. Felkman
F. Kluwin
Kunstendorf
Arthur Borman
W. Lull
J. Miller
Kloetzke
Rb, Bellaman
Marie Folkman
Cleveland to Attend Funeral of Late President
Washington Sept 16 General John Wilson received a message from President Cleveland that he would come to Washington to attend the late president's funeral. General Wilson has been designated to meet Mr Cleveland and arrange his entertainment during his stay in the city.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
John Wilson
Jormier
Cleveland
Washington
Wison
Washingon
Post Offices to Close for President's Memory
Acting Postmaster General Shalienberger orders all post offices closed on Thursday September 1 after ten o’clock a.m. in memory of the late president.
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Associated Ess
Washington, D. C
Rei. W
Shalienberger
Date of Cup Race Set by New York Yacht Club
New York Sept 16 the New York Yacht Club and Royal Ulater club officials have agreed the first America's Cup race will be held on Thursday Sept. Sh. the second race is set for Saturday Sept. 2.
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Camp
Litee
New Y Yacht Club
Royal Ulater Club
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