Milburn Residence where President McKinley died, Buffalo, N.Y. picture

Article: Piecing together President McKinley's visit to ...
News Sun, The (Waukegan, IL);  July 6, 2004 ;     567 words ... ... campaign ribbon. A campaign ribbon that was handed out during President McKinley's visit to Lake County. Vivian Rankin of Waukegan was a photographer who took photos of President McKinley at the Waukegan train station in 1899. WAUKEGAN -- Two ...

Article: 'President McKinley's paper' evolves.(Election '96: ...
The Masthead;  March 22, 1997 ;     700+ words ...In 177 years Canton, Ohio's, newspaper, The Repository, had never endorsed a Democrat for president. "President McKinley's paper," they called it, and it really was, owned by his wife's family. In the 1896 presidential election ...

President McKinley
Archive Photos;  January 1, 1990 ;     176 words ...Archive Photos 01-01-1990 President McKinley Assassinated by an anarchist. leadership. power. formal. dignified USA McKinley, William President. portrait. leader. profile government. historical. people Copyright Archive Photos.

Casket Of President McKinley
Getty Images;  September 18, 1901 ;     238 words ...Hulton Archive Getty Images 09-18-1901 Casket Of President McKinley Full Size JPG (2349 KB) The casket of American politician William McKinley (1843 - 1901), the 25th President of the United ...

Article: Moman Appeals to President McKinley
The Journal Record;  May 21, 1993 ;     700+ words ... ... to Washington to mingle with the politicians. After suggesting that he attempt a commutation of sentence from President McKinley, Will said, "It won't cost you much, and he can't do no more than sick the White House dog on you ...

Article: President McKinley's canes to go to Poland library.
Vindicator (Youngstown, OH);  May 25, 2007 ;     683 words ...Byline: Alison Kemp May 25--POLAND -- Canes that belonged to President William McKinley will be relocated from the Poland Village Hall to just across South Main Street, at the Poland library. The two canes, each about 3 feet long, are now displayed in a wood case in Mayor Ruth Wilkes' office. The

President McKinley signing the ultimatum.
NYPL Digital Gallery;  January 1, 1934 ;     267 words ...