09/15/1901 Canton Sunday Repository. Pages 1 to 8.

Name/Title

09/15/1901 Canton Sunday Repository. Pages 1 to 8.

Entry/Object ID

2010.1.2147

Description

09/15/1901 Canton Sunday Repository. The Policies of McKinley, "President Roosevelt Plredgies Himself to Continue Them Without variance for the, "Peace and Prosperity and Honor of Our Beloved Country." Page One Articles. "No Change in Cabinet," Member of President McKinley's Official Family will continue under new regime-- Mrs. McKinley bears up with remarkable Fortitude. The President Roosevelts Proclamation. Czolgosz Removed from Headquarters in Buffalo. Page Two Articles. "Death From Gangrene," Report of the Autopsy upon the remains of the president--- The bullet which struck breast did little harm--Death Direct result of bullet wound. Page Three Articles. "Lynched," Mob Reported to have Disposed of an Alleged Anarchist. Page Four Articles. "Neighbors and Friends," Of the Late President Express words of the tenderest Regard for him--Brief sentiments on McKinley, The President and Man. Page Six Articles. A Photograph of President McKinley Accepting the Second Nomination on the Porch of His Canton Home July 12, 1900. President Roosevelt Asked to take an oath, the constitutional Oath, Aswell as the arrival at Buffalo. Discussion on Cabinet Members. Page Seven Articles. The Service at Canton, Special Train for the Funeral, Military Escort in Washington, The Casket and its inscription. Aswell as the Entire O.N.G coming, and Washington preparing.

Collection

Bechtel

Acquisition

Accession

2010.1

Source or Donor

Mr. Bechtel

Acquisition Method

Gift/Purchase

Credit Line

BECHTEL