McKinley Dies. Roosevelt Becomes President Today
President McKinley died on Saturday morning at 2 15 after Thursday’s collapse. Vice President Roosevelt rushed to Buffalo but arrived too late to see him alive and was immediately sworn in as president. The nation mourns as God’s will is done.
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President McKinley dies after assassin shot him in Buffalo
A detailed Buffalo dispatch reports President William McKinley’s fatal and earlier nonfatal wounds from Leon Czolgosz as crowds swell, Roosevelt’s succession, and police mobilization. It covers the assassination act, the president’s deteriorating condition, and the mob's demand for justice, plus Roosevelt taking the oath and McKinley’s life and career highlights.
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