Roosevelt sworn as President after McKinley death
A chaotic obituary and public reaction piece recalls President McKinley’s death and President Roosevelt’s swearing in. It describes reactions across the nation and the formal oath ceremony at the White House, highlighting solemn vows to continue McKinley’s policies.
President McKinley Died After Appalling Assassination
The medical team fought to save President William McKinley after an assassination attempt. He spoke his final words Good-bye God bless, and Thy will be done as he lay in the Milburn house surrounded by family. Cabinet members, including Secretary Cortelyou, Secretary Root, and Attorney General Knox, stood nearby as physicians administered oxygen and prepared for the end. His death sent a nation into mourning with public processions and remarks honoring his leadership and faith.
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Public Mourning in Honor of President McKinley
A vast public demonstration yesterday in Huliglo and nearby cities conveyed sorrow for President McKinley. The crowd extended for miles as the bier passed, with thousands viewing the remains before a federal procession to Washington. President Roosevelt issued a proclamation calling for a national day of mourning on September 24.
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State Board of Equalization Hearings on Cotton Mills Taxation
The State Board of Equalization debated the addition of 1,405,071 in taxable value for cotton mills, highlighting wide county disparities and the push to tax mills at market value. Questions were raised about basing assessments on 60 percent of market value and the need to include all property, including misvalued and corporate holdings, to align tax burdens.
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Governor Brante Leads Leyte Province Visionary Reforms
The New American reports Governor Brante of Leyte envisions a lavish capital with a palace and expansive projects. It cites a population near 270 million across the province, with towns over 20 thousand and a booming infrastructure plan including a 2000 wealth city and several mutator towns. The account praises Brante as an excellent leader, recalls a prior naval officer career in South Carolina and Georgia, and notes a proposed philanthropic and industrial expansion amid regional upheavals.
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