President McKinley Dies At 2 15 A M In Buffalo
Exclusive wire report from Associated Press Milburn House Buffalo Sept 14 President McKinley died at 2 15 o'clock after remaining unconscious since 7 50 last evening His last words were a humble submission to God's will He died attended by his wife and officials but without a minister of the gospel An autopsy may fix the exact cause Roosevelt will succeed and be sworn in where he hears the news A state funeral will be held in Washington as Buffalo mourns the assassin's deed
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Turbulent scenes at Milburn house as president dies
Crowds gather around the Milburn residence as President dies after hours of struggle. Cabinet members, attorneys, and family endure a tense vigil while doctors work to sustain life. Vice President Roosevelt's arrival and oath prospects loom amid shifting official plans.
President's final day marked by fluctuating hopes and collapse
exclusive wire from Milburn House reports the president's deteriorating condition after a brief revival. Physicians struggled with heart failure as doctors from Washington and New York were summoned. Relatives, cabinet members, and friends converged while officials issued grim bulletins and the crowd awaited a final outcome.
Extra Session Not Deemed Necessary
Washington Sept 14 The death of President McKinley shocks the nation and ends the long fever of recovery. Bulletin boards fill with words from the Milburn home as officials and the public await word while rumors swirl about a possible extra session and cabinet resignations.
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President’s bedside vigil sparks farewell rites
Factuaive Wire reports at Milburn House that the president lay gravely ill as officials prepared final acts of devotion. Messages of patience, devotion, and Christian resignation framed the public farewell as the end neared.
Sending Word to the Vice-President
A brief dispatch from Vic Asan notes a team with light bulletins leaving from the lower club house ten miles away. The report ends abruptly, offering no further details on destination, outcome, or participants.
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