The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-09-20
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ness houses were closed. The entire popu-
lace attended worship at the churches in
honor of the dead President. At the same
hour six years ago. Sept. 10. 1895. mounted
by the City Troop of Cleveland the same
that followed his coffin at Canton, Governor
Mckinley. of Ohio, rode at the head of the
Ohio troops that took part in the dedica-
ton of Chickamauga National Military
Park here.
SAVANNAH. Ga, Sept 19.-Throughout
the day artillery in the city and at Fort
Scriven doomed at half-hour intervals with
a thirteen-gun salute at sunrise and forty
five guns at sunset Business OF all kind
was suspended. Services were held by
at the Georgia State Agricultural College
(colored), which President Mckinley visit
ed and addressed two years ago. Every
wheel of the Plant system In Georgia. South
Carolina Alabama and Florida stopped Tor
five minutes. Practically every town and
village throughout Southern Georgia held
memorial services.
CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. - Business
throughout the city and lectures at the
University of Virginia We're suspended. EX-
Crcises in memory of the Nations dead
President were held in University chapel
and in Charlottesville churches. EisEop
Hugh Miller Thompson, of Mississippi, III
the course of a tribute TO NJ" Mcb lnley,
said: president Theodore Roosevelt is just
"a honest a man as President MCKINLEY,
and I know IT. and just as pure man IN
family life. and know il; just as devoted
man religiOusly, and l know Ii.
ATLANTA. Ga-Memorial services were
held here. The State. county and city Off
ces were closed, and number or the busi-
ness houses have suspended trade during
the hours of the exercises. Among those
who participated in the services were Gov
ernor Gambler United States Senator Clay
and General John b. Gordon, commander
in-chief of the United Confederate Neter-
ans There was parade Of civic and mill
tarv organizations in the morning. di-
vision of the G.. A X ana confederate
RICHMOND. Va.-An Richmond was in
noourning The constitutional convention
heard eloquent eulogies by Governor Tyler
and members of the convention and others,
,-itb fsvorite HYMNS interspersed and a ma
tionaI artillery salute as prelude. AT
Centenary Methodist Church all denomina-
tions united in religious service
NOBILE-Public exercises were held in
the theater Business was practically sus-
pended during the services and great out
nOllring of people attended. the programme
included maSterful c aa4IesS py 1o 10
SsDein during Mr. Cleveland's last admins
tratiOn.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. was suspended
here. At noon mass meeting was neld
tbe recent reunion of Confederate veterans,
az which resolutions were adopted at cid
zens' meeting last Monday were READ ana
appropriate addresses delivered
new ORLEANS-Public services We're
held here. The mayor. State and city of
ficials the foreign consuls. the clergy and
citizens and the military participated. Ad-
dresses were made from two stands erected
in FIX place Business was practically sus-
pended during the afternoon.
NASHVIILE-There was practical sus-
nensiOn of business All Of the State, coun-
~ and federal offices were closed. and
memorial services were held in the lead
ing churches this morning. Appropriate ex-
ercises were conducted in all the public
schools
LEXINGTON. Ky.-Two vast audiences
Maid respect TO the memory of President
mckinley here. Ex-State Senator {. j.
Pronston made the principal address AT
kentucky University and EX-COngressman
w. c p. Breckenridge at the opera house
JACKSON Miss-AI federal. state and
CITY offices and most of the business hous-
es were closed and churches at which
memorial services were held were filed to
overfiowing
At MANY PLACES.-ReDOrts received
bv the Associated Press from many cities
and towns IN Texas Arkansas. Tennessee
and Mississippi say that memorial services
i'm honor Of President Mckinley were held
and that business generally was suspended.
Nearly all Southern railroads paid tribute
20 the dead by ordering "A cessation OF
work at the time appointed for the funeral
Trains were brought 10 a standstill for tive
minutes and the bells OF the engines were
tolled.