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Series 3, Additional Correspondence
and Related Items, 1867-1901
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1901, July 1-Sept. 14
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REEL 81 |
1901, Sept. 15-Dec. 31 , undated |
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REEL 81-85 |
Series 4, Speeches, 1878-1901
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Speeches by McKinley, including press releases, reading copies, printed speeches
and galley proofs, annotated typed drafts, handwritten drafts, shorthand notes
dictated by McKinley, and background memoranda. Included are copies of speeches
delivered by officials who introduced McKinley and speeches by cabinet members who
accompanied the president on his speaking tours. |
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Arranged chronologically. Where more than one speech was made within a day,
arrangement is by order of delivery. Miscellaneous undated speeches are arranged
alphabetically by author at the end of the series. |
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REEL 81 |
1878, Apr.-1896
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REEL 82 |
1896-1899 Feb. 16
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REEL 83 |
1899, Feb. 17-1900, July 7
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REEL 84 |
1900, July 9-1901, Apr.
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REEL 85 |
1901, May-Sept. 5
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Series 5, Messages, 1897-1900
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McKinley's messages to Congress and presidential proclamations, including some
final printed copies, press releases, typed copies, galley proofs, drafts,
shorthand notes, memoranda, and background data. |
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Arranged chronologically with the final copy appearing first. |
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REEL 85 |
1897, Mar. 15-1898, Dec. 3
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REEL 86 |
1898, Dec. 5-1899, Nov. 27
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REEL 87 |
1899, Nov.-1900
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Series 6, Record of Letters Received,
1897-1901
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List of letters received at the White House and forwarded to other departments of
the government. Each entry has a short subject description and the name of the
department to which the original letter was sent. |
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Entries listed alphabetically within each volume; under each letter of the
alphabet, the correspondents are listed in chronological order according to date
received. |
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REEL 87 |
Vol. 1, 1897,
Mar.-Apr.
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REEL 88 |
Vols. 2-4,
1897-1898
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REEL 89 |
Vols. 4 (cont.)-6, 1898-1899
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REEL 90 |
Vol. 7,
1900-1901
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Series 7, Shorthand Notebooks and
Notes, 1898-1901
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Shorthand notebooks and loose shorthand notes of dictation taken by secretaries
John A. Porter and George B. Cortelyou. Most of the notes cover periods when
McKinley was on a speaking tour. |
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Arranged in chronological order. |
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REEL 90 |
1898, Feb.-1899, Aug.
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REEL 91 |
1899, Aug. 22-1900, Apr.
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REEL 92 |
1900, May-1901, May
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REEL 92 |
Series 8, Guest List for Receptions at
the White House, 1901
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The official White House guest list includes several separate lists of names and
addresses. Organized in the following categories: cabinet, diplomatic corps,
Supreme Court, courtesy list, those invited to all receptions, newspaper
correspondents, Congress, President and Mrs. McKinley's personal list, military
officers, clergymen, society list, and miscellaneous. |
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REEL 92 |
Guest list, 1901
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REEL 92 |
Series 9, Photographs, 1901
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Transferred to Prints and Photographs Division in 1981:
- Photographic portrait of McKinley (a raised photograph, framed), 1901
- Photographs of the McKinley administration (bound volume including
photographs of McKinley, Theodore Roosevelt, the cabinet, and the United States
Senate), 1901
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Series 10, Assassination Records,
1901
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Includes a scrapbook containing the tickertape reports of the attending physicians
on McKinley's medical progress from the time he was shot until he died on
September 14, 1901; a pocket memoranda book of Pressley M. Rixey, surgeon general,
covering the period from September, 1900 to July, 1901, when he attended President
and Mrs. McKinley; and a volume of letters, memoranda, and speeches by prominent
men (1936-1943) most of which were printed in Charles U. Gordon (compiler), William McKinley Commemorative Tributes (1942). |
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Series 11, Miscellaneous Manuscripts,
1897-1901
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Undated memoranda arranged alphabetically by subjects; poetry arranged
alphabetically by author; undated Presidential Office Staff letter résumés
arranged alphabetically by correspondent concerned; a few legal briefs and court
decisions, arranged chronologically; check stubs arranged chronologically; two
pocket notebooks; and a banner of the state of Ohio. Also included are annotated
calling cards arranged alphabetically; envelopes arranged alphabetically by
writer; and several miscellaneous membership certificates. |
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REEL 92 |
1897-1900
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REEL 93 |
1900-1901
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Series 12, Scrapbooks, 1897-1901
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Bound scrapbooks of newspaper clippings. The first nine volumes are classified
"Current Comment" and consist of newspaper editorials. Following these are two
volumes entitled "Social and Personal," two volumes labeled "Personal," two
volumes labeled "Social World," one volume covering "At the White House," two
volumes on McKinley's inaugural addresses, then volumes covering foreign affairs,
one volume of speeches and comments of William Jennings Bryan during the 1900
campaign, and two volumes of clippings covering miscellaneous affairs. |
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Volumes arranged under subject headings and therein chronologically. |
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REEL 94 |
Vols. 1-6 |
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REEL 95 |
Vols. 6 (cont.)-13 |
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REEL 96 |
Vols. 13 (cont.)-20 |
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REEL 97 |
Vols. 20 (cont.)-26 |
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REEL 98 |
Vols. 27-34 |
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BOX 13:1-13:4 |
Series 13, Newspaper Clippings, 1898-1901
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Loose miscellaneous clippings not included in the scrapbooks. |
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Unorganized. |
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BOX 13:1 |
Civil service methods, 1898, June-1899,
July
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Taylor, Henry, scraps collected by, 1899, June-1900, July
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Trips |
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1898, Dec. 14-21 ,
Southern |
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1899
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May , Western |
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June , New England |
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(1 folder) |
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BOX 13:2 |
(1 folder) |
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1900 |
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Mar. 25 , New York |
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Apr. 19-27 , New York |
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1901, Mar.-Apr. , New
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Untitled |
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1898
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BOX 13:3 |
1898-1900
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(8 folders) |
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BOX 13:4 |
1900-1901, undated
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(12 folders) |
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BOX 14:1-14:11 |
Series 14, Printed Matter, 1883-1902
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Primarily printed addresses, campaign material, government documents, reports of
government agencies, resolutions and bills by Congress, pamphlets covering foreign
relations, and travel information. |
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BOX 14:1 |
“Abraham Lincoln,” by McKinley, 1896, Feb.
12
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Abraham Lincoln Memorial Association of Salida, Colo., 1897, Dec. 23
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Act for Increasing the Efficiency of the Army of the United States, and
for Other Purposes, undated |
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Act Making Appropriation for the Support of the Regular and Volunteer
Army for the Fiscal Year Ending, 1900, June 30
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Act Temporarily to Provide Revenues and a Civil Government for Porto
Rico, and for Other Purposes, 1900, Apr. 12
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Act to Amend the Laws Relating to American Seamen for the Protection of
Such Seamen, and to Promote Commerce, undated |
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Act to Encourage the Holding of a Pan-American Exposition on the
Niagara Frontier, within the County of Erie or Niagara, in the State of New
York, in the Year of 1901
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Act of Provide for Celebrating the One Hundredth Anniversary of the
Purchase of the Louisiana Territory by the United States, 1901
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Act to Provide for Temporarily Increasing the Military Establishment of
the United States in Time of War, and for Other Purposes, undated |
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Act to Regulate and Improve the Civil Service of the United States,
1883, Jan. 16
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Addresses |
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Atlanta, Ga., 1900, May 30
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“An Act to Provide Revenue for the Government and to Encourage the
Industries of the United States,” by John A. Kasson, 1897, July 24
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“Bimetallism,” by Joseph C. Sibley, 1893,
Aug. 18
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Carnegie Library, 1897, Nov. 3
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Cedar Rapids, Iowa, 1899, Oct. 16
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Centennial of the Admission of the State of Tennessee into the
Union, by J. M. Dickinson, June 1, 1891
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Commercial Club, Boston, Mass., 1899, Feb.
17
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Dedication of the Grant Monument, New York, N.Y., 1897, Apr. 27
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Ecumenical Conference, by McKinley, undated |
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Exercises in Honor of the Return from Manila of the Tenth
Pennsylvania Regiment, U. S. Volunteers, 1899,
Aug. 28
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General Court, Boston, Mass., 1899, Feb.
17
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Home Market Club Banquet, 1897, Mar.
1
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Laboring Men, by James H. Eckels, 1900,
Oct. 5
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National Opening of the Philadelphia Museums, Philadelphia, Pa., by
McKinley, 1897, June 2
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Officers and Students of the University of Pennsylvania,
Philadelphia, Pa., 1898, Feb. 22
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