The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-09-20
EDUCATIONAL.

presided There was singing, and eulogies
were delivered by the EeV. Messrs Ogden,
Allen, Christie and TOTES. J. 7. Johnston
and A. +. White. Flagf were at half-sfaT,
and many business hSuses were draped
| with mourning.
| SEYMOUR-This citSs transacted no bus
mess during the Mckinley funeral hour,
and at night a public4 meeting was held
at the Opera House. WHICH brought out one
of the largest GATHERINGS ever seen IN Sey-
mour. Mayor y. w. sNiils presided, and
after music and an invt cation by the Rev.
j. w. CleVenger, addrtt ses were delivered
by w. J. Durham, +. tW Wesner, o. II.
Montgomery. ; A. Bfnes. ]. NJ. Lewis,
jr, and j. II. Shea. 1slere music by
a quartet and a solos by Miss Brunetts
| Wilhelm.
SOUTH BOsTON.-She teachers of
! Franklin township OF Washington county
holding their institute eere. passed resolu-
| lions expressive OF thtr sorrow over the
tragedy at Buffalo afd its fatal conse-
| quences: paying tribut7 to his high char
acter and important public services; urging
his life a high example OF the young
of the land expressineI sympathy for Mrs
Mckinley and denOun4ng the crime the
criminal and all anarclfs teachings.
F'RANKLIN.-Busineks I'm Franklin was
practically suspended. End business houses
and residences were dyaped in mourning.
Following memorial PROCESSION, partici-
| pated in by the EdinbuTE band. the knights
Templars, militia and Gsand Army. services
were held in the Methofi list Church. Presi-
| dent StOtt, OF Frankly College, presided.
(, and addresses were deS vered by Rev w
| $. Halstead. of Frank ort. and Professor
| g H. Hail.
! SPICELAND. Union tmemorial services
were held here the Reg Lewis Reeves OF
Swayzee. and the Rev. francis w. Thomas
being the speakers. Mflsic was furnished
by the SDiceland Bang All business In
Guiding the factories. ytas suspended. The
academy and city schools were closed. Bells
were tolled and the tor was deliberately
draped.
GREENFIELD.-An h. ministers Of the
city participated in Grfenheld's tribute TO
Mckinley. Mayor Cha I'm presided at the
meeting. which was he'll in the Methodist
Church. The Presiderk s faVorfte HYMNS
were sung. The patriotic orders attended
as organizations. All Business was sus-
pended during the afterf oOn
BEDFORD Memorial services were held
at the tchurches in this tity by the citizens
Of Bedford and the meIbers OF the Meth
odist Conference i'm sest on here. Business
was entirely suspended sthat all might paw
respect to the memory{ of the late Presi-
dent. Many residences End business houses
were appropriately draped.
AURORA.-The citizeiss of Aurora ana VI
emily held memorial services at the City
Park Every factory, ahOol and business
place was closed. A large memorial process
sion, consisting OF trades fraternal and 9TH
ct organiza tiOns, citizent generally and the
School chlIdren proceeSied TO the City
Park at l o'clock.
HARTFORD CITY.-lI business was sus-
pended from noon 10 4 O'Clock and many
establishments closed fir the day All the
churches united in a q Feat service AT tn.
Van Cleve Theater. which could not &C
commodate the crowd. CITY and county
schools were closed and she city was DRAINED
in mourning.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS services were heIa
at the Christian ChuSch. The Masonic
orders. knights OF Pyt2lias and G. A n
lodges, school children and all citizens mar
ticipated Business OF 5ery description was
suspended for the day. (Jesse r Long and
John S. Ellis. of Mursie addressed the
meeting
CLAY CITY.-Owngs TO the fact thu,
every minister in town. is ATTENDING som.
church conference no memorial seryfcas
were held. but the city - draped I'm mourn
ing and business was GENERALLY SUSPENDED
Special services will be held on Sunday.
ALEXANDRIA.-Thes mayor presided
over the largest gathkring ever seen in
Alexandria. the opera fOuse being utterly
Inadequate to accommodate the crowd Adj
dresses were made by tie leading ministers
and other citizens of tn, town.
WARREN.-AIl WARREN went 70 IN.
Methodist Church. wheT4 the services were
held. The pastor presided and the pastor
OF the CHRISTIAN Churct made address
The schools were dismissed and the chill
dren attended the meeting
ROCKPORT-A memorial service CON-
Quoted by the ministers OF the variou.
churches in the city was held at the court
house Bells were tOlled for one hour be-
ginning at noon and all business was sus-
pended during the meeting.
CORYDON.-The Rev. H. /. Stern. ~ IN.
Presbyterian Church. addressed tbs
memorial meeting at this place The Ma
sons turned out in body, and there was
a large attendance Of all classes Of cltt
Zens.
DUBLIN-An the bells I'm Dublin. tolIed
a requiem for the dead leader. Memorial
services were held in Odd Fellows Hail
Addresses were made by the leading mar.
tors and the principal Of the high school
SPENCER.-Business was discontinued
Nnle union memorial services were heid
al the Christian Church Addresses were
made by David e BEEN. John G Rohin
son, j. W. Williams and T. X. Boswell