The St. Louis Republic., 1901-09-16

| REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Macon. Mo-. Sept 15.-At the churches
TINS evening resolutions We're read eulogtstfc
| OF the late President and sympathizing with
his bereaved wife and relatives: denouncing
anarchy and demanding the severest pen
| atty upon the assassin. All the ministers
spoke upon the national misfortune.
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Clinton. Mo-, Sept. 15-The national TRACE
| dy was referred to in all pulpits in Clinton
| to-day. Special memorial services in the
| First Methodist Church were largely at
| tended. several fraternal orders attending in
| a body. President McKinley's favorite
hymns were sung. The Reverend Mr.. Curl
discussed the character of President Nc
kinley. When the minister declared this
country will not do its duty unless Emma
Goldman is executed with Cxolgosz." the
solemnfty OF the occasion could not repfess
applause.
Tonight at the Cumberland PRESBYTERIAN
Church, the Reverend ]. Russell Crawford
delivered a touching sermon on "a Nations
Troubled Heart"
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Fayette. Mo-. Sept. 15.-The ministers Of
the various churches In this city took the
assassination of President Mckinley as
their subject for discussion in the pulpits
To-day, and fervent prayers were offered
that God would guide the national rulers
and that he would sustain Mrs. Mckinley
in her sore distress.
At the Christian Church the Reverend Ed
gar NJ. Richmond, who was the Democratic
candidate for congressional nomination
from the First District last fall. preached
an exceptionally strong sermon, deploring
the great calamity. and, among other
things. he said: "All anarchists and all
those who sympathize with anarchists
should either be in the Penitentiary or asy-
lum for the insane, for all anarchists are
opposed to Gods laws as well as the laws
Of the land.''
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Appleton City. Mo-. Sept ia large body
OF the representative citizens Of this city
met in the opera-house last night and
dolence upon the death Of President Nc
Kinley. and expressed their Indignation
Several speeches were made by the best
speakers, all Of whom suggested that an
archy should in some way be prohibited by
a revision Of immigration laws and sup
pressing Of anarchists already in this
country.
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Adrian. Mo-, Sept. 15-Memorial services,
held az the e Mefhodss cSurch RGst toness
in honor Of the nations martyred President
During the services little children wept ana
many eyes were wet with tears.
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Glasgow, NO.. Sept 15.-A memorial SER
mon was preached at the Presbyterian
Church in this city this morning by Presi- |
dent c. c. Hemingway OF Pritchett College |
to q crowded house. The ediflce was beau /
TRULY draped and the choir sang Lead. /
Kindly Light" Tonight at the n. 3. /
Church. South. Doctor Henry s. Pdtchett |
delivered fne address on the personal 4
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Danville. Ill. Sept. 16.-Under the aus
pices of the Y. NJ. c. A. to-day memorial |
services were held for the late President |
at the Grand Opera-house. which
was packed to overffowing. The Invocation
vas by the Right Reverend Felix C. Duffy
II st. Patrick's Catholic Church. The ad-
lresses were delivered by Judge ]. W. VIII
kin Of the Supreme Court and E. R. E. KIM
orough. The benediction was by the Rey-
srend Mr.. Parsons of the Presbyterian |
Church.
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Charleston. Ill, Sept 15.-Aiemorial serv-
Ices were held here to-day. the G.. A. r.
having charge Of the afternoon service. At
hight all the churches held a special union
'ervice. II. A. Neal spoke of McKinley.s
public life and T. n. Cofer. Jr.. on RE
'pect for Law" The city is draped In
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Marion. ILL.,, Sept. 15-A mass memorial
PnoAffnp vxao hold fh{v oftar~n1-