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Newspaper
Wayne County Herald
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1901
Page
4
President McKinley expires after a final moment with his wife and family. Medical staff failed to revive him as the nation mourns, with his bier guarded by military units and a large public viewing at City Hall.
A concise sketch traces William McKinley’s life from his birth in Niles Ohio on January 29 1843 through his rise as a lawyer congressman governor and president He is noted for shaping the McKinley tariff and his assassination at the Pan American exposition in Buffalo in 1901 Roosevelt takes oath as president and pledges continuity of McKinley’s policy amid national mourning
De Frederick Platt, eye specialist, will meet the Yoder Home Porters every Friday in regular sessions starting at 8 a.m. at the said location.
Mrs Roach died Wednesday at her home on Spink Root Road aged 43 from consumption. Funeral services will be held Friday under the charge of Undertaker Brow, with burial to follow.
The record notes the death of Mrs Waters aged about 60 who left a husband two sons and three daughters. The funeral was held at the Presbyterian church with Dr G Hackett and Rev Ferland D D of Beaver Falls officiating. Also mentioned are the death of Edite Harter age 17, a wedding of Clarence Hackett to Miss Bassia Haven, various local church services and a Columbus excursion via the C A O Railway.
Special low fares offered via Pennsylvania Lines to Buffalo for the Pan American Exposition and to San Francisco via Baltimore and Ohio. Tickets available from Wooster and nearby agents with return options of ten or fifteen days, and reduced round trips to Cincinnati and Ashland Street Fair with special trains. Dates span September through November with top-over options at Buffalo.
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