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King Edward, the Emperor William, and the Queen Regent of Spain, our so
recent enemy, employ identical language in expressing their horror at the "
dastardly attempt;" ... The Pope declared : " Mr. McKinley is a model man and
President.
King Edward, the Emperor William, and the Queen Regent of Spain, our so
recent enemy, employ identical language in expressing their horror at the "
dastardly attempt;" ... The Pope declared : " Mr. McKinley is a model man and
President.
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at quarter past two, William McKinley, the twenty-fourth President of the United
States, died of wounds from an assassin's hand at Buffalo. In another place will
be found an estimate of the career and character of the dead President, of the ...
at quarter past two, William McKinley, the twenty-fourth President of the United
States, died of wounds from an assassin's hand at Buffalo. In another place will
be found an estimate of the career and character of the dead President, of the ...
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Mr. Roosevelt, on the almost positive assurances of the physicians that President
McKinley was in no immediate or probable danger, had gone to the Adirondacks
to bring home his wife and family from the Tahawus Club, many miles from the ...
Mr. Roosevelt, on the almost positive assurances of the physicians that President
McKinley was in no immediate or probable danger, had gone to the Adirondacks
to bring home his wife and family from the Tahawus Club, many miles from the ...
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William. McKinley. The first effect of any death as unexpected as that of President
McKinley is to benumb the faculties ; its second effect is to abate the passions
and rebuke the prejudices which have made impossible sober judgment ...
William. McKinley. The first effect of any death as unexpected as that of President
McKinley is to benumb the faculties ; its second effect is to abate the passions
and rebuke the prejudices which have made impossible sober judgment ...
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Through changes greater than have ever occurred in the history of this country
except during the Civil War and the immediately subsequent period of
reconstruction, President McKinley held not only his party but the country
together; he so ...
Through changes greater than have ever occurred in the history of this country
except during the Civil War and the immediately subsequent period of
reconstruction, President McKinley held not only his party but the country
together; he so ...
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