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Life of William McKinley - Our Martyred President
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INTERNATIONAL MEMORIAL EDITION LIFE OF WILLIAM McKINLEY OUR MARTYRED PRESIDENT WITH SHORT BIOGRAPHIES OF LINCOLN AND GARFIELD, AND A COMPREHENSIVE OF PRESIDENT CONTAINING The Masterpieces of McKinleys Eloquence, and a History of Anarchy, its Purposes and Results. EDITED BY Rx. REV. SAMUEL FALLOWS, LL. D. The Personal Friend and Comrade of the Late President Author of Life of Samuel Adams, Synonyms and Antonyms Liberty and Union The Popular and Critical Biblical Encyclopedia etc., etc. ASSISTED BY AN ABLE CORPS OF CONTRIBUTORS WITH AN INTRODUCTION BY UNITED STATES SENATOR WM. E. MASON SUPERBLY ILLUSTRATED REGAN PRINTING HOUSE CHICAGO, ILLINOIS COPYRIGHT 1901, MUBIr CBLICAGO, PREFACE The personal love of the author and editor of this work for President McKinley is one of the main reasons which has impelled him to give it to the public. For many years he was acquainted with the President chiefly through a com mon relationship as army comrades. His respect, well-nigh bordering on reverence, for Major McKinley, has been heightened by increasing years. There was a steady growth in beauty of feature and in wisdom and power as advancing positions of trust came to this illustrious man. He with the upward rose and with the vastness grew. Every king be coming grace of character was found in him and was ex pressed in new and striking forms as occasion arose. The magnificent eulogies which have been pronounced upon him, touching every phase of his many-sided, matchless life, were but dull beside the truth. The wonderful funeral accorded him, unprecedented in the worlds history, attests the hold he had upon the hearts of his countrymen, and the spontaneous tributes of respect from all quarters of theglobe, evinced the well-nigh univer sal esteem with which he was regarded. All that tongue or pen or art can do to perpetuate his memory and widen the knowledge of his life and services is the just demand of the American people. His life was gentle, and the elements So mx d in Mm that nature might stand up And say to all the world, This was a man m CITY LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS Mr. William McKinley. Mrs. William McKinley . John Hay, Secretary of State. John D. Long, Secretary of the Navy. Lyman J. Gage, Secretary of the Treasury. Elihu Root. Secretary of War. Ethan A. Hitchcock, Secretary of the Interior. James Wilson, Secretary of Agriculture. James Emery Smith, Postmaster General. P. C. Knox, Attorney General. Mark Hanna. James Abram Garfield, Assassinated in 1881. Abraham Lincoln, Assassinated in 1865. The Capitol, Washington, L, C. The Whitehouse, Washington, D. C. The Milburn House, Buffalo. McKinley Residence, Canton, Ohio. Mrs. Wm. McKinley, Mother of the President. Mr. Abner McKinley. Rt. Rev. Samuel Fallows, D. D., LL. 3. Brevet Brigadier General Samuel Fallows. President Roosevelt. Mrs. Roosevelt. President Roosevelts Children. United States Senator Wm. E. Mason. President McKinley and the Spanish War Cabinet. President Lincoln and his Cabinet. Assassination Scene. The Last Farewell. The Receiving Vault. Birthplace of McKinley. The Emergency Hospital, Buffalo. Leaving Milburn Residence for City Hall, Buffalo. Arrival of the Funeral Train at Canton, Ohio, from Washington. Civ TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGES CHAPTER I. The Story of the Assassination of President McKinley Leon Czolgosz Shoots the President Seizure of the Murderer Subsequent Care of the President, Etc. McKinleys Fight forLife At the Milburn House Favorable Reports of the Surgeons The Joyful News Widely Spread The Sudden Relapse, Etc. Deathbed Scene of the President Hymn - Chanted by McKinley Last Interview With Mrs. McKinley The Presidents Last Words 13-26 CHAPTER II. Funeral Processions and Rites. Funeral of the President Services at Buffalo The Funeral Procession to Washington Services in Washington Sermon by Bishop Andrews, Etc. Funeral Services at Can ton. Ohio. Address by Rev. Dr. Manchester, Prayer by Rev... |
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