Death Comes to the President at 2:15 This Morning
The report states the president died at 2 15 AM after being unconscious from 7 30 PM the previous evening. No further details on cause or destination are given in the readable text.
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14 Sep 1901
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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1901
Page
1
His Last Conscious Hour With Wife Before Death
The man died from blood poisoning after a bullet wound. His final words were a farewell to his wife and a statement that God’s will be done.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de. Matin
Wilsat
Roosevelt sworn in at Wilcox home in Buffalo ceremony
President Theodore Roosevelt took the oath of office at the Wilcox residence in Buffalo on September 14, with an immense crowd at the station and escorted by signal corps. He expressed grave sorrow over recent events and prepared to assume duties as vice president noted, while details of travel and early acts were reported from Albany and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burkalo
President Roosevelt
Walcox House
Milburn House
Roosevelt
Buffalo
William Beeb, Jr
Signal Corps
Ainsley Wilcox
Wilcox
Delaware Avenae
Wilco
William, Loeb
Jenis
Amatey Wilcox
Millurn House
4Th Stent Corps and
Mounted Police
Albany
North Albany
N. Y
Young
Delaware & Hudson Company
New York Central
Lascretery
Empire State
Delaware & Hudwoo
Lee
New York
Loeb
Associated Preas
Mr. Loeb
Here
Buttator
Sit
McKinley Dies in Buffalo and Roosevelt Becomes President
President McKinley died at 2:15 am in Buffalo after an assassin’s bullet. Theodore Roosevelt, now the twenty-fifth president, will take the oath and form a new cabinet. Funeral arrangements and mourning touch the nation as the transfer of power unfolds amid widespread sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Battalo
Milburn House
Sustals
Theentinet
Death ruled toxemia in McKinley funeral autopsy report
From Buffalo Sept 14 coroner viewed President McKinley remains after an autopsy by Doctors Gaylord and Mustinger of the New York state laboratory. They stated death was caused by toxemia and a coroner's jury was planned with District Attorney Penny present during the examination and notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dra. Gaylord and Mustinger
New York State Laboratory
University of Buffalo
Exitire
Penny
Attorne
Willian
Misley
Buffalo
Mourners gather as McKinley’s state funeral plans unfold
The article outlines McKinley’s funeral route from Buffalo to Washington with a ceremonial stay at the White House and Capitol, then on to Denton and a later interment at President McKinney's old Lore. It notes a Vatican dispatch on Pope Pius X praying for McKinley and reports autopsy findings citing gangrene from the bullet as the cause of death. It mentions German Emperor William’s condolence, Judge Hazel’s call to be sworn in, and cabinet members’ likely nonresignation as Roosevelt prepared to assume duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Capitol
Denton
William
Germisy
America
William LA
Hazel
Milburn House
Buffalo
F H. Haxel
United States
Roosevelt
Washington
Hay
Gage
Secretary Corteliou Keeps Milburn House Amid Grief At Expo
Amid tributes and sorrow at the Pan American Exposition Buffalo, secretary Corteliou bears the burden with resolve while Colonel Ringhulm aids. Mrs Barber and Miss McKinley mourn as crowds dress civic spaces in black and plan services. The cabinet debates whether the president’s remains lie in state in Washington before Canton burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gonrtelyou
Milpurn
Ringhulm
Washington
Corteliou
Bingham
Barber
Misa McKinley
Milburn Eee Ba
Sie
Buffalo
Elihu Root
Arthur
Garfield
Justice Bradley
New York
Milburn House
Canton
McKinley’s Brother Visits Milburn House Amid Grief
Abner McKinley arrives at Milburn house with Lt James McKinley Colonel Brown and Mr Meth. Crowds press with cameras snapping relatives in tears as police fail to eject them. The coroner James Witson views the body and cabinet officials, including Root Long Wilman Hitchcock Knox Smith, begin assembling for the funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milburn House
Abner McKinley
President McKinley
O'Glock
James McKinley
Colonel Brown
Meth
Canton
Meixiniey
Milburn
McKinley
Mr. Milburn
Jorm Lime
Cameren
Buffalo
James Witson
Associated Press
Lawye
Hannacams
Cumptraliee Dawes
Hlmer Dover
Hanna
Garret.a. Hobart
United States
Floet
Long
Wilman
Hitchcock
Knox
Smith
Gage
Hay
Charles F. Roe
Antil
New York
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Hingierr Frank Bishop
ED. Petrie
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Walter Pero
Botti
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Wuldun
Huffaly Anhouscine
Dent
Renon Nicetis
Hooeewell Atora
Opin
Beine
Cmt
Witil Congress Mleall
Ecember
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Smuktaley
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Mikgirn
Huftalu
Roonevall
Bnt
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National’ Capitol
William M'Einley
Eto Apts
Athornsy
Sonerons
Jemaker
Ion Bie Ohiy
Milburn Hobie
Willus McKinley
Theodore Hocmyeli
Systeiian
McKinsey
Wm. M'Kinley
Milburn Hise
James Wikson
Nook
William McKinley
Niles, Ohio
Buffalo, N. Y
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