Funeral of McKinley in Canton Draws 100000 Crowds
The Canton service honored President McKinley with a two mile long funeral cortege and a grand church ceremony. Roosevelt and Cabinet attended as crowds gathered from Ohio and beyond, with floral tributes from around the world and a silent, solemn procession to West lawn Cemetery.
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Preparing the White House
President Roosevelt's private secretary Mr Loeb is at the White House amid a heavy correspondence. The President plans a brief stay with Captain Cowles, his brother in law, and Mrs McKinley's belongings are being packed for Canton. Upholsterers begin fitting carpets in the smaller residence as renovations near completion for Roosevelts return next Wednesday.
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Roosevelt Refuses Salute In Canton During Moment of Grief
In Canton Ohio on September 19 Roosevelt faced an awkward moment as he refused a salute. Reports describe his voice choked with emotion while addressing the crowd and noting McKinley remains president until his burial.
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Philadelphia Mourns Passing of President in Silent Tributes
Philadelphia observes a nation grieving as thousands line streets and business halts in tribute to the late president. Crowds gather across the city to join in a solemn outpouring of respect and remembrance for the fallen leader.
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