The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-30
KEPT M'KINLEY'S
BIRTHDAY
IS CELEBRATED
VERY GENERALLY
Legislatures, Schools, Clubs and ALI
Sorts of Societies Pay Honor
to Life of the Martyred
President.


CANTON. Ohio, Jam 2s.-Cantonians
paid loving tribute to the late President
Mckinley in a memorial meeting at the
Tabernacle tonight, which was partici-
pated in by people in all walks Of life
to the number that overtaxed the big
enclosure where many of the same peo-
pie had so often listened to the words
Of their old friend and neighbor.
The chief orator Of the meeting was
Hon. William Dudley Foulke, of Indi-
ana, warm personal friend of the late
president, recently selected by President
Roosevelt for membership on the civil
service commission.
DIES MONIES, Iowa, Jan. 29-Gov. A.
B. Cummins delivered an address to a
joint session of the legislature this
afternoon at O'Clock upon William
Mckinley, in honor of the anniversary
of the birth of the late president The
formal observance of the day consisted
OF the address of the governor preceded
by several selections of music and an in
vocation by the chaplain of the senate.
Gov Cummins said in part:
William Mckinley believed and acted
upon the belief that to be great and
helpful and powerful, a man must know
some one thing better than any one else
knew it.; and that the world was always
on the outlook for such a man. He
chose for his special study one of the
most difficult as we'll as one of the most
coveted subjects of his time; and he
mastered 1T absolutely, so that before
many years had passed over his congress
sional career, William Mckinley knew
more about the productive capacity of
the United States; more about the con-
ditions under which labor earned it's
wage and capital its return, more about
the possibilities of our magnificent
future, than any other man in America"
KANSAS CITY, Jan, 2s.-Memorial
services in memory of the late President
MCKINLEY were held here today by the
Farragut and Mcpherson corps of the
W. r. c. Mai William Warner de-
livered the principal address Similar
services were held by several Jewish So
cieties.
DENVER, Col, Jan. 29-The legislature
today adopted resolutions containing a
special tribute to the great services and
pure life of President Mckinley, deplor-
ing the manner of his death and appeal
ing to all legislative bodies to stamp out
anarchy ST.
The house unanimously adopted
resolution commencing Admiral Schley
and condemning the majority report of
the naval board of inquiry in his case.
CdICAGO, Jan. ~. - ChIcagOanS of all
ranks and ages honored the name of Will
liam Mckinley today, the anniversary of
the day of his birth. The flags of the
city were at half mast and memorial
services were held in many churches.
schools and G. A. r. camps. All the city
officers and the county courts were clos
ed for the day. The services eliminated
in meeting at Studebaker hall tonight
under the auspices of the Hamilton
club, where Judge William r. Day. of
Ohio, was the principal speaker.
BUFFALO, Jan. 29.-The anniversary
of the birth of the late William McKin-
ley was celebrated here today. Exercises
We're held in all of the public schools At
noon Rev. Charles Edward Locke made
an address at the Merchants exchange,
where exercises were also held JOS E.
Ewell, judge advocate of the G.. A r.,
and others, also spoke
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Jan. 2s.-Praise OF
the late President Mckinley occupied the
members of the Ohio legislature in joint
session today. George X Nash, a close
personal friend of the late president was
one of the speakers. Gen. Charles H.
Grosvenor was unable to be present but
a tribute from his Pen was read by
Chairman Hosea. Hon. Charles w. Bak-
err, of Cincinnati, spoke on the political
record Of President Mckinley. The cham
Der of the house OF representatives was
crowded by members of the legislature:
officers of the state and prominent men
of the state.