Funeral observances mark McKinley death in Buffalo and Washington
A large nation mourns as William McKinley dies from assassin’s wound. The casket rests in Buffalo and Washington, with public viewings at City Hall and the Capitol rotunda. President Roosevelt assumes duties as ceremonies unfold in a period of national grief.
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Funeral rites for late Mrs. McKinley conclude in capitol
The service featured hymns and a eulogy by Bishop Andrews for the life of a long time parishioner. Rain fell as thousands paid last respects while her body was moved toward Canton after the capitol doors closed.
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Autopsy Shows Stomach Wound After McKinley Shot
The autopsy report on President McKinley reveals a bullet struck near the breast bone without skin entry, while another perforated the stomach near its border. Holes were sealed by sutures but surrounding tissue became gangrenous. the bullet then injured the back abdominal wall.
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Roosevelt Takes Oath Amid Mourning at Milburn House
The new president pledges to continue McKinley’s policy in a solemn oath after Memorial Day-like sorrow at Milburn House. He asks cabinet members to stay on temporarily and invites six to join his new administration, while considering new appointees.
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