The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-15
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/ cially for the occasion added in a great
degree 10 the impression made by
I prayer and Oratory.
I The main meeting was held in the
afternoon at the First Methodist
church, where the principal speaker
was Bishop Fallows. who said in part:
The anarchy which knows no gov
eminent and destroys rather than up
lifts viii be responsible for the death
OF President Mckinley. We also have
an anarchism of wealth. which is used
not for the welfare of mankind, but for
its injury and oppression. The way TO
suppress anarchy is 10 keep in mind the
sentiments OF President Mckinley and
practice reciprocity at home and then
abroad. Let there be reciprocity be-
tween capital and labor and a recogni-
ton of mutual rights. Let rights be
given to employees as American citizens
first. What a spectacle is made when
In a conflict between capital and labor
men say: There is nothing 20 arbi-
trate. Such action is akin TO Iawless-
ness. II we carry out McKinley's idea
of Christian reciprocity. however, all
will be Well"
Among the other speakers We're DIR.
Joseph A. Milburn. brother of John
G.. Milburn of Buffalo. at whose house
President Mckinley died.
The Day in Canton.
Canton, O., Sept. i4-There was a
general observance Of Mckinley memo
rial day in the city which claimed him
as its own. From almost every pulpit
there was reference in prayer or in ad-
dresses TO him and his work His
favorite hymns were sung. The ad-
dress that attracted most attention
here was that given by Judge William
X. Day. former secretary of state and
friend and adviser of Mckinley for
many years. The address was deliv-
cred in the First Methodist Episcopal
church, of which Mckinley was a
member, and in which the public
funeral was held September 10, 1901.
The only decorations were flowers and
a portrait of the late president, around
which were folds of the stars and
stripes. emblematic OF the patriotic
spirit of Mckinley
In the Catholic churches of the city
special mass was said and a tribute
also was paid by some of the priests
TO the memory of Mckinley, they hav-
ing known him personally, Although
conscious of the fact that IL was just
one year ago that her beloved husband
died, Mrs. Mckinley did not vary the
programme followed by her for sew
eral months All days 10 her have
been memorial days. Her usual trip
TO Westiawn cemetery was taken this
forenoon. and she laid loves Offering
of flowers on the casket that contains
the remains of the nations martyred
chief. Mrs. Garrett A. Hobart, who is
hEar. -. H.
Kinley tomb and also laid a bouquet
Of flowers on the coffin. Their subse-
quent drive took them to the family
Mckinley burial lot, where the daily
bouquets were laid by Mrs McKlnley's
direction. The afternoon and evening
were spent at the Mckinley home.
During the day there were many visit
ors at the Mckinley vault.
Services in Washington.
Washington, Sept. 1.-THE anniver-
sary of the death of President Nc
Kinley was marked by some tender
and sincere mention of him in nearly
every church in Washington. In many
of them were exhibited emblems of
mourning and also the national flag.
Secretaries Wilson and Hitchcock
and Secretary Cortelyou attended the
services at the metropolitan Methodist
church, where President Mckinley
wOrshiped. Over the marble tablet
placed to the memory of the late pres
ident was placed laurel wreath. The
pastor, Rev. Frank Bristol, took for his
text a selection from Proverbs. read
ing The memory OF the just is bless
ed"
At Buffalo.
Buffalo, Sept 14.-The anniversary Of
the death of Mckinley was universal
ly observed in this city. Pastors in
all the churches paid tribute 10 the
memory of the dead president and the
congregations sang Nearer Ny God,
TO Thee" and Lead. Kindly Light"
seemingly with special significance and
feryor.
In the afternoon a public meeting
Was held in the city convention hall
! The auditorium was crowded and hun
dreds were turned away. The interior
OF the hall was decorated with the ma
tional cOlOrs, while large oil painting
of the dead president, festooned in
flags. faced the audience. Over the
portrait was a banner inscribed with
the words uttered by the president on
his deathbed. 1T is Gods way"
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