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William McKinley
May 15, 1901
"The presidential Tally ho Party -
President McKinley in Golden Gate Park, San Francisco, California,
Copyright 1901 by Underwood & Underwood"
(click above image to enlarge)
Image courtesy of the Glenn D. Koch Collection
PROGRAMME FOR WEEK OF PRESIDENT'S VISIT
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San Francisco Call - 14 May 1901
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San Francisco Call - 15 May 1901 |
San Francisco Call - 16 May 1901 |
The San Francisco call - May 15, 1901
The San Francisco Call - May 16, 1901 (pdf)
The Examiner - 16 May 1901
San Francisco Call - 18 May 1901
In an email reply from the
McKinley Memorial Library &
Museum:
Gary,
In a book
entitled "William McKinley and His America" by H. Wayne Morgan, the author
mentions that, because McKinley's wife had a blood infection in her finger,
the president "rushed her to San Francisco" on Sunday, May 12, 1901 (p. 514.)
On p. 515 the author mentions that "by Thursday she could sit up and talk
weakly." About four sentences later, Morgan says about the president "For
almost another week he remained in the city." I surmise from this that the
McKinleys remained in San Francisco until about May 21 or 22 (give or take.)
Sincerely,
Frank Pisano Reference Librarian
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