The Last Speech of William McKinley, President of the United States: Delivered at the Pan-American Exposition, Buffalo, New York, on the Fifth of September, 1901Kirgate Press of Lewis Buddy, 3rd, 1901 - 15 pages |
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... brought silence upon President McKinley , and at the same time gave his last public utterances new interest and new power which they could never have had otherwise . October 1901 . Henry B. F. Macfarland . The Last Speech THE LAST ...
... brought silence upon President McKinley , and at the same time gave his last public utterances new interest and new power which they could never have had otherwise . October 1901 . Henry B. F. Macfarland . The Last Speech THE LAST ...
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... brought silence upon President McKinley , and at the same time gave his last public utterances new interest and new power which they could never have had otherwise . Henry B. F. Macfarland . October 1901 . h ANE I. B ยท 208 THE LAST SPEECH ...
... brought silence upon President McKinley , and at the same time gave his last public utterances new interest and new power which they could never have had otherwise . Henry B. F. Macfarland . October 1901 . h ANE I. B ยท 208 THE LAST SPEECH ...
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... brought into close relation widely separated peoples and made them better acquainted . Geographic and political divisions will continue to exist , but distances have been effaced . Swift ships and fast trains are becoming cosmopolitan ...
... brought into close relation widely separated peoples and made them better acquainted . Geographic and political divisions will continue to exist , but distances have been effaced . Swift ships and fast trains are becoming cosmopolitan ...
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... brought , through our Minister , the first news of the safety of the besieged diplomats . At the beginning of the nineteenth century there was not a mile of steam railroad on the globe . Now there are enough miles to make its circuit ...
... brought , through our Minister , the first news of the safety of the besieged diplomats . At the beginning of the nineteenth century there was not a mile of steam railroad on the globe . Now there are enough miles to make its circuit ...
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1843 Assassinated 3RD at HILLSIDE abroad American B. F. MACFARLAND President BEQUEST OF EVERT BUFFALO NEW YORK cable CANTON PENNSYLVANIA MCM&I capital Central and South Columbia Printed commercial Commissioners copies were printed Copyright 1900 diplomats District of Columbia earth edition 480 copies energy EVERT JANSEN WENDELL exchange FIFTH of SEPTEMBER foreign representatives Friendly rivalry genius globe grown steadily HENRY B. F. MACFARLAND human increasing industrial intellect interest invent January 29 KIRGATE PRESS LAST SPEECH LEWIS BUDDY 3RD manufacture markets ment messenger Mexico Miles Miley TWENTY-FOURTH PRESIDENT nations ness PAN-AMERICAN EXPOSITION BUFFALO peace Porto Rico PREFATORY NOTE presence President McKinley PRESS of LEWIS production prosperity Reciprocity recognized sell SEPTEMBER 1901 ships South America speak SPEECH of WILLIAM steamship Swift telegraph tion trade and commerce treaties UNITED STATES Born UNITED STATES DELIVERED vast Western coasts WILLIAM MCKINLEY PRESIDENT world's