The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-09-19
BODY OF M'KINLEY LIES
IN STATE IN HOME CITY
Friends and Neighbors Bow in Grief at the Casket
ofthe Slain President.
Remains Borne Through the Streets Under Curtains of Mourning
Widow Gives Way to Her Great Sorrow

Of funeral train people began to gather at the Tenth
honorary nall hearers Iob g DnI Go p % us Inc
William R. Henry Harter William A. Lynch and
Thomas all clad long froe of black
and on the left long streamer of of
platform, while back them the number of the
more intimate friends o. President Mckinley
Standing behind the depot platform black
SIMPLE but handsome and in excellent taste T f l
Tangan b bIoal- taII a @ - 1 He'S, ron NnlSn were
head Of each animal The horses had been especially selected
the committee had mad is
sgh wa" profoundly as the funeral tram drew into the
the surrounding the friends
month Of Tenth street was roon A Of Cleveland +I %
chargers keeping the of the line of
PEOPLE
Up street. soldiers intervals of ten feet with difficulty restrained
the solid wall Of Canton had suddenly
and the good portion of the people in the The
cleared of soldiers of the Ohio
keeping the platform clear Opposite the heads
thirty feet high with MeHnley black bordered picture in the
The local committee headed by William
All about the black symbols of The
f+a s;o + oTad into the +oti t +i l.b55 l II
sound There painting the exhaust The
that brought have been absolutely
sight of the people who had been waiting there
greatly affected Women sobbed and wept
full after had
and his committee moved slowly down the platform IN front Of the line of
The sins and moment LATER DR. TZpv gTraJ raf ~ y f;i
I bI f T. s Ms 1TcIlinIs7 800 - tl dt e -;
GRIEF
Beneath the heavy black veil she held her handkerchief to her eyes and
her Gently
supported by Rizey Mckinley practically carried
rage was Mckinley bur her home on
North Market where she had left only weeks her dstn
guished husban in the full vgor of manhood.
Colonel Bingham the presidents aide then directions for the
the door and broad window the side unscrewd
moved While n n no gs n 1n9 4o5l f l carefully
all the soldiers and sailors who accompanied the
all their
The soldiers raled their their sides and the sailors lad
their sides Only the body hearers
Meantime President Roosevelt csySin corle.
occupied by Mckinley cabinet Secretary
eou Governor Nash Lieutenant Governor Caldwell and Judge Mar
the Of Ohio followed The president by Judge
of the station where they formed in line with the president the head
were
MARCH CANToNs reefs
The cask then lifted through the window and taken the
sight of unbdden and flowed freely The sad procession
headed by Colonel Bingham full uniform
dng the easket was the local coIee na9e Dy Judge LAY I
As they reached the head of this line clear drawn bug call sounded
sy Before the president and cabinet and the Ohio off
the hearse When it had been placed in
Meantime Admiral Dewey Lieutenant General high
oun to the side Of the station They also entered cages and
took their place in the larger procession that was forming All
The sh the buge had the first sign the wait
multitude outside the that the caet approaching Instantly
Cleveland Immediately facing the station stood
ce the awart with solemn tread bearing aot
the this city loved well As into
great sigh up tong After the first glance
turned hide their emotions which
they dnotre
consigned to the heas three mounted
signal for the melancholy procession to move moment
Ny God Thee foad through the ar e
line and took the
Through Tenth and into Cherry and
between solid on people
banked curb front erowdng the house tops and hg
every window
nto thoroughfare OF the
procession great
building hundred aiestleal
nectacle presented the neared the public
center the Grand the Cleyela1
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