| George B. Cortelyou |
Private Secretary to President McKinley.
Present during attack upon the president. Present during Roosevelt’s
swearing in. |
| Leon Czolgosz |
Assassin who attacks President McKinley. |
| Loran L. Lewis |
Court-appointed defense attorney (1 of
2) for assassin. |
| Ida McKinley |
First Lady. Wife of President McKinley. |
| William McKinley |
Twenty-fifth president of the United States. |
| John G. Milburn |
President of Pan-American Exposition at
whose Buffalo, NY, residence President McKinley lodges from arrival
until death. Present during attack upon the president. Present during
Roosevelt’s swearing in. |
| James B. Parker |
African American exposition employee waiting
in line immediately behind assassin. First person to lay hands upon
the assassin following the gunshots. |
| Thomas Penney |
District Attorney, Erie County, NY. Prosecutes
court case against assassin. |
| Theodore Roosevelt |
Vice-president of the United States. Succeeds
to presidency upon McKinley’s death. |
| Robert C. Titus |
Court-appointed defense attorney (2 of
2) for assassin. |
| Truman C. White |
New York State Supreme Court judge presiding
over assassin’s trial and sentencing. |
| McKinley Cabinet Members (at time of
assassination) |
| Lyman J. Gage |
Secretary of the Treasury. |
| John W. Griggs |
Attorney General. |
| John Hay |
Secretary of State. |
| Ethan A. Hitchcock |
Secretary of the Interior. |
| John D. Long |
Secretary of the Navy. Present during Roosevelt’s
swearing in. |
| Elihu Root |
Secretary of War. Present during Roosevelt’s
swearing in. |
| Charles Emory Smith |
Postmaster General. Present during Roosevelt’s
swearing in. |
| James Wilson |
Secretary of Agriculture. Present during
Roosevelt’s swearing in. |
| Medical Personnel Attending the President |
| Mary D. Barnes |
Nurse assisting in president’s surgery.
Prepares Milburn residence for president’s convalescence. Temporary
member of post-surgical medical team caring for president. |
| Rose Baron |
Nurse assisting in president’s surgery. |
| B. J. Bixby |
Medical student assisting in preparations
for president’s surgery. Prepares Milburn residence for president’s
convalescence. |
| Jennie Connolly |
Nurse. Member of post-surgical medical
team caring for president. |
| Elizabeth Dorchester |
Nurse assisting in president’s surgery. |
| Palmer A. Eliot |
Acting Steward, U. S. Army Hospital Corps.
Serves as orderly in post-surgical medical team caring for president. |
| T. Frederick Ellis |
Medical student. Drives ambulance delivering
president to exposition’s emergency hospital. |
| George McKenzie Hall |
Physician attending president in ambulance
en route to exposition’s emergency hospital. Assists in president’s
surgery. |
| John Hodgins |
Private, U. S. Army Hospital Corps. Serves
as orderly in post-surgical medical team caring for president. |
| Evelyn Hunt |
Nurse. Member of post-surgical medical
team caring for president. In the service of Mrs. McKinley prior to
and following the assassination. |
| Edward Wallace Lee |
Physician. Present on exposition grounds
during the attack. Assists in president’s surgery. |
| Edward C. Mann |
Medical student attending president in
ambulance en route to exposition’s emergency hospital. Assists in
president’s surgery. |
| Matthew D. Mann |
Physician who operates upon President McKinley.
Member of post-surgical medical team caring for president. Witnesses
president’s autopsy. Present during Roosevelt’s swearing in. Testifies
before grand jury. Witness for prosecution at assassin’s trial. |
| Herman G. Matzinger |
Physician, assisting post-surgical medical
team. Performs autopsy on president (with Dr. Harvey R. Gaylord).
Testifies before grand jury. |
| Charles McBurney |
Physician. Member of post-surgical medical
team caring for president. |
| Grace McKenzie |
Nurse. Member of post-surgical medical
team caring for president. |
| Maud Mohan |
Nurse. Member of post-surgical medical
team caring for president. |
| Margaret Morris |
Nurse assisting in president’s surgery. |
| Herman Mynter |
Physician assisting in president’s surgery.
Member of post-surgical medical team caring for president. Witnesses
president’s autopsy. Testifies before grand jury. Witness for prosecution
at assassin’s trial. |
| Roswell Park |
Medical Director, Pan-American Exposition.
Attends president in ambulance en route to Milburn residence. Member
of post-surgical medical team caring for president. Witnesses president’s
autopsy. |
| John Parmenter |
Physician assisting in president’s surgery. |
| Presley M. Rixey |
Medical Inspector, U. S. Navy. President
and Mrs. McKinley’s personal physician. Assists in president’s surgery.
Member of post-surgical medical team caring for president. Witnesses
president’s autopsy. |
| Mary Shannon |
Nurse assisting in president’s surgery. |
| Katherine Simmons |
Nurse assisting in president’s surgery.
Prepares Milburn residence for president’s convalescence. Temporary
member of post-surgical medical team caring for president. |
| Burton T. Simpson |
Medical student assisting in president’s
surgery. |
| Charles G. Stockton |
Physician. Witnesses president’s surgery.
Member of post-surgical medical team caring for president. Witnesses
president’s autopsy. |
| Ernest Vollmeyer |
Private, U. S. Army Hospital Corps. Serves
as orderly in post-surgical medical team caring for president. |
| Adella Walters |
Superintendent of Nurses, Pan-American
Exposition. |
| Eugene Wasdin |
Surgeon, U. S. Marine Hospital Service.
Administers anesthesia during president’s surgery. Attends president
in ambulance en route to Milburn residence. Member of post-surgical
medical team caring for president. Witnesses president’s autopsy. |
| Nelson W. Wilson |
Sanitary Officer, Pan-American Exposition.
Physician in charge of exposition’s emergency hospital until arrival
of Roswell Park, exposition medical director. Witnesses president’s
surgery. |
| Other Medical Personnel (not otherwise
listed herein) |
| Hermanus L. Baer |
Physician. Nephew-in-law of McKinley. Witnesses
president’s autopsy. |
| Howard F. Bonesteel |
Physician. Attends assassin’s execution. |
| Charles Cary |
Physician, Buffalo, NY. Witnesses president’s
autopsy. Present during Roosevelt’s swearing in. |
| Floyd S. Crego |
Physician (1 of 3) who evaluates assassin’s
sanity for district attorney. |
| Fred A. Darrin |
Druggist, Buffalo, NY. Provides
goods and services to president’s post-surgical medical team. |
| Joseph Fowler |
Police Surgeon, Buffalo, NY. Witnesses
president’s surgery. Physician (2 of 3) who evaluates assassin’s sanity
for district attorney. |
| Harvey R. Gaylord |
Pathologist, Buffalo, NY. Performs autopsy
on President McKinley (with Dr. Herman G. Matzinger). Testifies before
grand jury. Witness for prosecution at assassin’s trial. |
| John Gerin |
Prison Physician, Auburn State Prison,
Auburn, NY. Official physician (1 of 2) attending assassin’s execution
and autopsy. |
| Devillo W. Harrington |
Physician, Buffalo, NY. Witnesses president’s
surgery. |
| Arthur W. Hurd |
President, Buffalo State Hospital for the
Insane. Physician (1 of 2) who evaluates assassin’s sanity for defense
attorneys. |
| Edward G. Janeway |
Physician, New York, NY. Summoned for consultation
shortly before president’s death. Witnesses president’s autopsy. |
| William W. Johnston |
Physician, Washington, DC. Summoned for
consultation shortly before president’s death. Witnesses president’s
autopsy. |
| W. P. Kendall |
Surgeon, U. S. Army. Witnesses president’s
autopsy. |
| Edward A. Kingston |
Druggist, Buffalo, NY. Provides
goods and services to president’s post-surgical medical team. |
| Carlos F. MacDonald |
Former president of New York State Commission
in Lunacy. Physician (2 of 2) who evaluates assassin’s sanity for
defense attorneys. Official physician (2 of 2) attending assassin’s
execution and autopsy. |
| Edward L. Munson |
Assistant Surgeon, U. S. Army. Witnesses
president’s autopsy. |
| James W. Putnam |
Physician (3 of 3) who evaluates assassin’s
sanity for district attorney. |
| Edward A. Spitzka |
Anatomist who performs autopsy upon assassin. |
| Willis D. Storer |
Physician, Chicago, IL. Present at emergency
hospital (as visitor) when president arrives by ambulance. Witnesses
president’s surgery. |
| Peter W. Van Peyma |
Physician, Buffalo, NY. Witnesses president’s
surgery. |
| John M. Withrow |
Physician, Cincinnati, OH. Present at emergency
hospital (as visitor) when president arrives by ambulance. Briefly
lends assistance. |
| Jury for Assassin’s Trial |
| Robert J. Adams |
Contractor. |
| Walter E. Everitt |
Blacksmith. |
| Richard J. Garwood |
Foreman. |
| Frederick V. Lauer |
Plumber. |
| Joachim H. Mertens |
Boot and shoe dealer. |
| Ben C. Ralph |
Bank cashier. |
| Andrew J. Smith |
Butter and egg dealer. |
| James S. Stygall, Jr. |
Plumber. |
| Henry W. Wendt |
Manufacturer. Jury foreman. |
| Witness Jury for Assassin’s Execution |
| Harry H. Bender |
State Superintendent of Public Buildings.
Resident of Albany, NY. |
| Ashley W. Cole |
Chairman, State Board of Railroad Commissioners.
Resident of Albany, NY. |
| Henry Oliver Ely |
Physician. Resident of Binghamton, NY.
Also witnesses assassin’s autopsy. |
| William A. Howe |
Physician. Resident of Phelps, NY. Also
witnesses assassin’s autopsy. |
| Charles R. Huntley |
Businessman. Resident of Buffalo, NY. Also
witnesses assassin’s autopsy. |
| John P. Jaeckel |
State Treasurer. Resident of Auburn, NY.
Jury foreman. |
| O. L. Ingalls |
Resident of Westfield, NY. |
| Charles R. Skinner |
State Superintendent of Public Instruction.
Resident of Albany, NY. |
| John A. Sleicher |
Editor, Leslie’s Weekly. Resident
of New York, NY. |
| Grosvenor R. Trowbridge |
Physician. Resident of Buffalo, NY. Also
witnesses assassin’s autopsy. |
| George Weston |
Resident of Norwich, NY. |
| William D. Wolff |
Physician. Resident of Rochester, NY. Also
witnesses assassin’s autopsy. |
| Assassin’s Immediate Family Members |
| Celia Czolgosz |
Sister (younger). |
| Charles Czolgosz |
Stepbrother (younger). |
| Frank Czolgosz |
Brother (older). |
| Jacob Czolgosz |
Brother (younger). |
| John Czolgosz |
Brother (younger). |
| Joseph Czolgosz |
Brother (older). |
| Katherine Metzfaltr Czolgosz |
Stepmother. |
| Mary Czolgosz |
Mother (deceased). |
| Michael Czolgosz |
Brother (younger). |
| Tony Czolgosz |
Stepbrother (younger). |
| Victoria Czolgosz |
Sister (younger). |
| Waldeck Czolgosz |
Brother (older). |
| Walter Czolgosz |
Brother (younger). |
| Other Notable Individuals |
| Edward G. Andrews |
Bishop, Methodist Episcopal Church. Gives
eulogy at president’s funeral ceremony in Washington, DC. |
| Louis L. Babcock |
Grand marshal of ceremonies during president’s
visit to Pan-American Exposition. Present during attack upon the president.
Testifies before grand jury. Witness for prosecution at assassin’s
trial. |
| C. R. Berrien |
Press representative, Laffan News Bureau.
Attends assassin’s execution. |
| Louis Bertschey |
Corporal, Coast Artillery, U. S. Army.
Present during attack upon the president. Helps subdue assassin. Testifies
before grand jury. Witness for prosecution at assassin’s trial. |
| Harry A. Bliss |
Crime scene photographer. Witness for prosecution
at assassin’s trial. |
| John Wilkes Booth |
Assassin (deceased) of President Abraham
Lincoln. |
| Frank C. Bostock |
Owner of Midway animal show at Exposition.
Present at emergency hospital when president arrives by ambulance.
Briefly lends assistance. |
| John Branch |
Exposition employee. Present during attack
upon the president. Testifies before grand jury. Witness for prosecution
at assassin’s trial. |
| Gaetano Bresci |
Assassin (deceased) of Humbert I, King
of Italy. |
| Herbert Brooks |
Private, Coast Artillery, U. S. Army. Present during
attack upon the president. Helps subdue assassin. Testifies before
grand jury. |
| William I. Buchanan |
Director General, Pan-American Exposition. |
| William S. Bull |
Superintendent of Police, Buffalo, NY.
Testifies before grand jury. Witness for prosecution at assassin’s
trial. |
| Samuel Caldwell |
Sheriff, Erie County, NY. One of 17 lawmen
escorting assassin by train from Buffalo, NY, to Auburn State Prison
(Auburn, NY). Witnesses assassin’s execution. |
| Marie François Sadi Carnot |
President, France. Assassinated by Sante
Geronimo Caserio in 1894. |
| Grover Cleveland |
Sole living former U. S. president at time
of assassination. |
| Charles J. Close |
In charge of arrangements for president’s
public reception at exposition. Present during attack upon the president.
Testifies before grand jury. |
| Cornelius V. Collins |
Superintendent of State Prisons, New York. |
| Dennis E. Condon |
Private, Coast Artillery, U. S. Army. Assists
with crowd control, enabling carriage transporting assassin to leave
exposition grounds. |
| George E. Corner |
Chief of Police, Cleveland, OH. |
| Mike Cronin |
Adirondack guide who drives Vice President
Roosevelt at night by carriage sixteen miles to train station at North
Creek, NY. |
| Patrick V. Cusack |
Assistant Superintendent of Police, Buffalo,
NY. Testifies before grand jury. |
| William A. Damer |
Commander of exposition guards. Testifies
before grand jury. |
| Benjamin Davis |
Private, Coast Artillery, U. S. Army. Assists
with crowd control, enabling carriage transporting assassin to leave
exposition grounds. |
| Edwin F. Davis |
State Electrician, New York. Electrocutes
assassin. |
| Harry A. Davis |
Western Union bicycle messenger assigned
to Milburn residence. Present on exposition grounds during attack
upon the president. |
| Conrad Diehl |
Mayor, Buffalo, NY. |
| George E. Drullard |
Undertaker responsible for care of President
McKinley’s remains. |
| Sarah Elizabeth Duncan |
Sister (older) of President McKinley. |
| Thomas L. Elder |
Western Union telegrapher stationed at
Milburn residence. |
| Elizabeth |
Empress of Austria and Queen of Hungary.
Assassinated by Luigi Luccheni in 1898. |
| Edward K. Emery |
Judge, County Court, Erie County, NY. Presides
over assassin’s arraignment. Assigns defense attorneys. |
| Samuel J. Fields |
Chief Engineer, Pan-American Exposition.
Witness for prosecution at assassin’s trial. |
| Ivey Fnenbeugh |
Private, Coast Artillery, U. S. Army. Present during
attack upon the president. Testifies before grand jury. |
| George F. Foster |
Secret Service agent (1 of 3) guarding
President McKinley during attack. Witness for prosecution at assassin’s
trial. |
| Hyacinth Fudzinski |
Catholic priest (1 of 3) who visits assassin
in Auburn State Prison. |
| Albert Gallaher |
Secret Service agent (2 of 3) guarding
President McKinley during attack. Testifies before grand jury. Witness
for prosecution at assassin’s trial. |
| John J. Geary |
Buffalo police detective. Present during
attack upon the president. Testifies before grand jury. |
| Emma Goldman |
Russian-born American anarchist suspected
of complicity in the attack upon President McKinley. |
| William J. Gomph |
Official exposition organist. Performing
in Temple of Music during president’s public reception. |
| George Edward Graham |
Press representative, Associated Press.
Attends assassin’s execution. |
| Charles J. Guiteau |
Assassin (deceased) of President James
A. Garfield. |
| Frederick Haller |
Assistant District Attorney, Erie County,
NY. Gives opening statement for prosecution at assassin’s trial. |
| Murat Halstead |
Journalist and author. Attends assassin’s
execution and autopsy. |
| Marcus Hanna |
U. S. Senator, Ohio. Intimate friend and
close political ally of President McKinley. |
| John R. Hazel |
U. S. District Court Judge, Western District
of New York. Administers presidential oath of office to Theodore Roosevelt
following President McKinley’s death. |
| William Randolph Hearst |
Newspaper publisher popularly perceived
as championing brand of news sensationalism known as “yellow journalism.” |
| William Heiser |
Private, Coast Artillery, U. S. Army. Present during
attack upon the president. Helps subdue assassin. |
| Harry F. Henshaw |
Superintendent of Music, Pan-American Exposition.
Present during attack upon the president. Testifies before grand jury.
Witness for prosecution at assassin’s trial. |
| Cordello C. Herrick |
Prison Chaplain, Auburn State Prison, Auburn,
NY. Present at assassin’s execution. |
| John J. Hickey |
Catholic priest (2 of 3) who visits assassin
in Auburn State Prison. |
| Humbert I (Umberto I) |
King of Italy. Assassinated by Gaetano
Bresci in 1900. |
| Samuel R. Ireland |
Secret Service agent (3 of 3) guarding
President McKinley during attack. |
| Abraham Isaak |
Russian-born American anarchist and publisher
of Free Society. |
| Homer James |
Exposition guard. Present during attack
upon the president. Helps subdue assassin. Testifies before grand
jury. |
| Everton C. Knapp |
Resident of Buffalo, NY, and
exposition visitor. Present during attack upon the president. Testifies
before grand jury. |
| Max R. Kubatz |
Private, Coast Artillery, U. S. Army. On
duty and present during attack upon the president. |
| Carlton E. Ladd |
Attorney assisting assassin’s legal defense
team. |
| Fred H. Leiter |
Exposition employee. Testifies before grand
jury. |
| Thomas Lightfoot |
White House staffer. Serves as messenger
at Milburn residence. |
| Charles Edward Locke |
Pastor, Delaware Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church, Buffalo, NY. Presides over president’s funeral ceremony at
Milburn residence in Buffalo. |
| C. E. Manchester |
Pastor, First Methodist Episcopal Church,
Canton, OH. Gives eulogy at president’s funeral ceremony in Canton. |
| John McCauley |
Exposition guard. Present during attack
upon the president. Helps subdue assassin. |
| Abner McKinley |
Brother (younger) of President McKinley. |
| Helen McKinley |
Sister (older) of President McKinley. |
| Charles E. McMaster |
Chief of Police, Auburn, NY. One of 17
lawmen escorting assassin by train from Buffalo, NY, to Auburn State
Prison (Auburn, NY). |
| Howard McMillan |
Sheriff’s Deputy, Erie County, NY. One
of 17 lawmen escorting assassin by train from Buffalo, NY, to Auburn
State Prison (Auburn, NY). |
| Francis C. McVaugh |
Private, Coast Artillery, U. S. Army. Assists
with crowd control, enabling carriage transporting assassin to leave
exposition grounds. |
| J. Warren Mead |
Warden, Auburn State Prison, Auburn, NY. |
| Martin Merkle |
Exposition guard. Present during attack
upon the president. Testifies before grand jury. |
| Harry Michie |
White House staffer. Allegedly present
during attack upon the president. Serves as messenger at Milburn residence. |
| Johann Most |
German-born American anarchist and publisher
of Freiheit. |
| Louis Neff |
Private, Coast Artillery, U. S. Army. Present during
attack upon the president. Helps subdue assassin. Testifies before
grand jury. Witness for prosecution at assassin’s trial. |
| John Nowak |
Hotel owner at whose Buffalo establishment
assassin lodges. |
| Francis P. O’Brien |
Private, Coast Artillery, U. S. Army. Present during
attack upon the president. Helps subdue assassin and seizes murder
weapon. Testifies before grand jury. Witness for prosecution at assassin’s
trial. |
| Benjamin B. Odell, Jr. |
Governor, New York. |
| Francis O’Neill |
General Superintendent of Police, Chicago,
IL. |
| William C. Patterson |
Hospital Steward, Auburn State Prison,
Auburn, NY. Assists in escorting assassin to electric chair. Attends
assassin’s execution. |
| George R. Peck |
Editor, Auburn Advertiser (Auburn,
NY). Attends assassin’s execution. |
| James L. Quackenbush |
Exposition employee. Present during attack
upon the president. Testifies before grand jury. Witness for prosecution
at assassin’s trial. |
| Charles F. Rattigan |
Editor, Auburn Bulletin (Auburn,
NY). Attends assassin’s execution. |
| Edward R. Rice |
Chairman of committee on ceremonies for
president’s visit to Pan-American Exposition. Present during attack
upon the president. Witness for prosecution at assassin’s trial. |
| Alexander R. Robertson |
Assistant commandant of exposition police.
Present during attack upon the president. Testifies before grand jury. |
| Edith Roosevelt |
Wife of Vice President Roosevelt. Becomes
First Lady upon her husband’s accession to the presidency. |
| George W. Rothweiler |
Sergeant, Coast Artillery, U. S. Army.
Assists with crowd control, enabling carriage transporting assassin
to leave exposition grounds. |
| Albert Solomon |
Buffalo police detective. Present during
attack upon the president. Testifies before grand jury. |
| Ernest G. Smith |
Private, Coast Artillery, U. S. Army. Assists
with crowd control, enabling carriage transporting assassin to leave
exposition grounds. |
| Hiram W. Stevens |
Private, Coast Artillery, U. S. Army. Assists
with crowd control, enabling carriage transporting assassin to leave
exposition grounds. |
| Theophilus Szadzinski |
Catholic priest (3 of 3) who visits assassin
in Auburn State Prison. |
| Charles Tharin |
White House staffer. Serves as messenger
at Milburn residence. |
| Walter N. Thayer |
Former warden of Clinton State Prison,
Dannemora, NY. Assists warden of Auburn State Prison. Attends assassin’s
execution. |
| J. F. Tremain |
Press representative, Publishers’ Press.
Attends assassin’s execution. |
| James F. Vallely |
Chief of exposition detectives. Testifies
before grand jury. Witness for prosecution at assassin’s trial. |
| Wilbur H. Westlake |
Private, Coast Artillery, U. S. Army. Assists
with crowd control, enabling carriage transporting assassin to leave
exposition grounds. |
| Ansley Wilcox |
Attorney at whose Buffalo, NY, residence
Vice President Roosevelt is sworn in as president. Present during
Roosevelt’s swearing in. |
| Individuals Present at the Attack (not
otherwise listed herein) |
| Fred J. Abergo |
Son of exposition concessionaire. Allegedly
behind assassin in receiving line. |
| Violet Abrams |
Resident of Seattle, WA. Singer scheduled
to perform in Temple of Music during president’s public reception. |
| George R. Andreas |
Resident of Wilkes-Barre, PA. Allegedly
behind assassin in receiving line. |
| John R. Andreas |
Resident of Wilkes-Barre, PA. Allegedly
behind assassin in receiving line. |
| Sarah Andreas |
Resident of Wilkes-Barre, PA. Allegedly
behind assassin in receiving line. |
| Frank Arcara |
Resident of Buffalo, NY. |
| George A. Ashpole |
Press representative for Port Huron
Daily Times (MI). Allegedly behind assassin in receiving line. |
| John F. Atkinson |
Resident of Rome, NY. |
| Mary Atkinson |
Resident of Rome, NY. |
| George L. Aumock |
Resident of Wolcott, NY. Allegedly behind
assassin in receiving line. |
| Maude J. Aumock |
Resident of Wolcott, NY. Allegedly behind
assassin in receiving line. |
| Richard H. Barry |
Press representative for Buffalo Enquirer
(Buffalo, NY). |
| Adelbert D. Baughman |
Resident of Charlotte, MI. |
| Arthur R. Baumann |
Resident of New Castle, PA. Allegedly behind
assassin in receiving line. |
| Anna M. Beck |
Resident of Beckville, PA. Allegedly behind
assassin in receiving line. |
| Mabel Beck |
Resident of Beckville, PA. Allegedly behind
assassin in receiving line. |
| Bernard C. Benedict |
Resident of Syracuse, NY. |
| Lee Benjamin |
Exposition employee. Allegedly behind assassin
in receiving line. |
| W. L. Bennett |
Resident of Eden Mills, VT. |
| J. R. Blair |
Resident of Oklahoma City, OK Territory. |
| Stephen W. Bolles |
Superintendent, Press Department, Pan-American
Exposition. |
| George W. Buck |
Resident of Springfield, IL. |
| Jeanette E. Buck |
Resident of Springfield, IL. |
| Cora Burrell |
Resident of Canisteo, NY. |
| Mae Cain |
Resident of Chicago, IL. |
| C. Walter Calloway |
Resident of Boston, [state?]. Allegedly
in receiving line along with assassin. |
| Teresa Casey Calteaux |
Resident of Batavia, NY. Allegedly behind
assassin in receiving line. |
| Margaret Casey |
Resident of St. Louis, MO. Allegedly behind
assassin in receiving line. |
| Mary Casey |
Resident of Batavia, NY. Allegedly behind
assassin in receiving line. |
| Emily Chase |
Resident of Oshkosh, WI. Allegedly behind
assassin in receiving line. |
| Jennie M. Chase |
Resident of Oshkosh, WI. Allegedly behind
assassin in receiving line. |
| Edward P. Clancy |
Resident of Indianapolis, IN. Allegedly
ahead of assassin in receiving line. |
| Frederick M. Clark |
Resident of Ely, NV. |
| Clinton Colegrove |
Resident of Holland, NY. Allegedly ahead
of assassin in receiving line. |
| William Commerford |
Resident of Boonville, NY. |
| Catherine Reynolds Converse |
Resident of Laramie, WY. Allegedly ahead
of assassin in receiving line. |
| N. Jesse Converse |
Resident of Laramie, WY. Allegedly ahead
of assassin in receiving line. |
| William H. Coon |
Resident of Batavia, NY. Allegedly behind
assassin in receiving line. |
| Charles Cooney |
Resident of Galen, NY. |
| Charles Corss |
Resident of Lock Haven, PA. Allegedly ahead
of assassin in receiving line. |
| Charles Pollock Corss |
Resident of Lock Haven, PA. Allegedly ahead
of assassin in receiving line. |
| Crandall, Carrie |
Resident of Westerly, RI. |
| Joseph A. Crouch |
Resident of Yorktown, IN. |
| Walter F. Cushing |
Assistant manager in charge of North Dakota
exhibit at Pan-American Exposition. |
| Ollie Darrow |
Resident of Nashville, TN. |
| Alfred Davis |
Resident of Forest City, PA. |
| Sarah Jane Dillon |
Resident of Sterling, IL. Allegedly behind
assassin in receiving line. |
| Washington M. Dillon |
Resident of Sterling, IL. Allegedly behind
assassin in receiving line. |
| Soford F. Dixon |
Resident of Seagrave, Canada. Allegedly
ahead of assassin in receiving line. |
| Charles H. Dolbeer |
Resident of Batavia, NY. Allegedly ahead
of assassin in receiving line. |
| Florence M. Dolbeer |
Resident of Batavia, NY. Allegedly ahead
of assassin in receiving line. |
| O. E. Doubleday |
Resident of Elkhart, IA. |
| James T. Doyle |
Resident of Toledo, OH. |
| D. M. Drennen |
Resident of Birmingham, AL. Allegedly behind
assassin in receiving line. |
| Annie E. Dreyer |
Resident of Cumberland, MD. |
| John G. Dreyer |
Resident of Cumberland, MD. |
| Dillie Dugan |
Resident of Des Moines, IA. Allegedly behind
assassin in receiving line. |
| John H. Duncan |
Resident of Baltimore, MD. Allegedly behind
assassin in receiving line. |
| J. W. Everly |
Resident of Strasburg, VA. |
| Byron F. Fellows, Jr. |
Resident of Syracuse, NY. |
| Verr E. Fellows |
Resident of Syracuse, NY. |
| Andrew J. Flanagan |
Resident of Springfield, MA. |
| Alfred French |
Resident of Ashbury Park, NJ. Allegedly
behind assassin in receiving line. |
| Fred J. Frison |
Resident of Champaign, IL. |
| Cora Carlton Furber |
Resident of Dover, NH. |
| Dudley L. Furber |
Resident of Dover, NH. |
| Perley T. Gage |
Residency unknown. Allegedly behind assassin
in receiving line. |
| T. M. Geddes |
Resident of Clarksburg, Canada. |
| Thomas R. Gibson |
Resident of Romulus, NY. |
| Clyde Gilbert |
Resident of New Castle, PA. Allegedly behind
assassin in receiving line. |
| Emma Gillespie |
Resident of Baltimore, MD. Allegedly ahead
of assassin in receiving line. |
| William J. Gilsdorf |
Electrician. Working in Temple of Music
during president’s public reception. |
| John Gilson |
Resident of Port Washington, WI. Allegedly
behind assassin in receiving line. |
| Bessie Greenwood |
Resident of Hornellsville, NY. Singer scheduled
to perform in Temple of Music during president’s public reception. |
| Michael Guiheen |
Resident of Brattleboro, VT. |
| Thomas Haas |
Resident of Dayton, OH. Allegedly ahead
of assassin in receiving line. |
| Anna Kendall Hardy |
Resident of Rushford, NY. |
| Oliver R. Hartzell |
Resident of Allentown, PA. Allegedly behind
assassin in receiving line. |
| Robert Hendricks |
Resident of Philadelphia, PA. |
| Howard D. Horton |
Resident of Seattle, WA. |
| James A. H. Hosack |
Resident of Cleburne, TX. Allegedly behind
assassin in receiving line. |
| Mollie A. Jaquin |
Resident of Syracuse, NY. |
| Joseph G. Jarvis |
Resident of Cortland, NY. |
| John W. Jeffrey |
Resident of Azusa, CA. |
| Frederic R. Jones |
Editor of Herald (Dunkirk, NY). |
| Lillian M. Kaiser |
Resident of Fort Wayne, IN. |
| William G. Kaiser |
Resident of Fort Wayne, IN. |
| Samuel H. Kash |
Resident of Manchester, KY. Allegedly ahead
of assassin in receiving line. |
| Hayman Katz |
Resident of Middleburgh, PA. |
| J. Y. C. Kellogg |
Resident of Seattle, WA. |
| E. S. Kennedy |
Resident (later) of East Alton, IL. Allegedly
in receiving line along with assassin. |
| Bertrand B. Keyes |
Resident of Lynn, MA. |
| James I. Klein |
Exposition employee. |
| C. L. Kneisley |
Resident of Strasburg, VA. |
| Mary G. Kneisley |
Resident of Strasburg, VA. |
| Joseph A. Krainik |
Resident of Milwaukee, WI. Allegedly behind
assassin in receiving line. |
| Charles F. La Fon |
Exposition employee. Resident of Washington,
DC. |
| Walter J. Landry |
Resident of Pawtucketville, MA. Allegedly
behind assassin in receiving line. |
| Charles B. Lane |
Resident of Phillipsburg, KS. |
| T. M. Langan |
Resident of Des Moines, IA. |
| Enoch P. Lawrence |
Resident of New York, NY. |
| Norman A. Lees |
Resident of Chicago, IL. Allegedly behind
assassin in receiving line. |
| John W. Leidigh |
Resident of Mansfield, OH. Allegedly behind
assassin in receiving line. |
| Edward Leininger |
Resident of Buffalo, NY. |
| Frank W. Lilley |
Resident of Clarence, NY. |
| Robert E. Livingston |
Resident of Detroit, MI. Allegedly behind
assassin in receiving line. |
| Charles J. P. Lucas |
Resident of Cambridge, MA. Athlete competing
at exposition. Allegedly behind assassin in receiving line. |
| C. L. Mabry |
Resident of Knoxville, TN. Allegedly behind
assassin in receiving line. |
| Tot Maher |
Resident of Sioux City, IA. |
| Elizabeth Mahley |
Resident of Syracuse, NY. Allegedly ahead
of assassin in receiving line. |
| Charles C. Matchett |
Resident of Wilmington, DE. |
| La Frone Merriman |
Resident of Hornellsville, NY. Music teacher
and conductor of Bessie Greenwood (above). |
| Nelly A. Merriman |
Resident of Hornellsville, NY. |
| Patti Rose Merriman |
Resident of Hornellsville, NY. |
| James W. Miller |
Resident of Des Moines, IA. |
| Ernest J. Moeller |
Resident of New Haven, CT. |
| Eugene Moyer |
Resident of Millersburg, PA. |
| George Roy Moyer |
Resident of Millersburg, PA. |
| James B. Moyer |
Resident of Millersburg, PA. |
| Henry J. Nichols |
Resident of Milford, NH. |
| D. E. Osborne |
Resident of St. Helena, CA. |
| Frederick G. W. Osborne |
Resident of Painted Post, NY. |
| Augustus Palmer |
Resident of Somerville, MA. Allegedly ahead
of assassin in receiving line. |
| Milton Potter |
Resident of Willamstown, MA. Allegedly
behind assassin in receiving line. |
| H. C. Pritchard |
Exposition concessionaire in charge of
bootblacking and lavatories. |
| Anna Probert |
Resident of Akron, OH. Allegedly ahead
of assassin in receiving line. |
| R. H. Probert |
Resident of Akron, OH. Allegedly ahead
of assassin in receiving line. |
| J. W. Ransom |
Resident of Globe, AZ Territory. Allegedly
ahead of assassin in receiving line. |
| John S. Rees |
Resident of Walhonding, OH. |
| Lovina Bowers Rees |
Resident of Walhonding, OH. |
| Walter J. Richards |
Resident of Newport, KY. |
| Jennie Richardson |
Resident of Sioux City, IA. |
| John W. Roberts |
Resident of San Bernardino, CA. |
| Julius Rotthaus |
Resident of Wooster, OH. |
| Mrs. C. Rupert |
Resident of Ottawa, Canada. Allegedly behind
assassin in receiving line. |
| David Sanders |
Resident of Paducah, KY. |
| Charles N. Sargent |
Resident of Big Timber, MT. |
| Maude Cowan Sargent |
Resident of Big Timber, MT. |
| John N. Scatcherd |
Chairman of the executive committee of
the Pan-American Exposition. |
| Frank E. Scovill |
Resident of Austin, TX. |
| Jessie Joslyn Scovill |
Resident of Austin, TX. |
| Conrad M. Semler |
Resident of Hamilton, OH. Allegedly behind
assassin in receiving line. |
| Daniel Sheehan |
Resident of Elmira, NY. Allegedly behind
assassin in receiving line. |
| Charles E. Sherman |
Resident of Chloride, AZ Territory. |
| H. C. Silver |
Press representative (possibly for Pittsburgh
Commercial Gazette). |
| Lillie Simon |
Resident of Kansas City, MO. Allegedly
ahead of assassin in receiving line. |
| Ethel Skeels |
Resident of Millerton, KS. |
| Zella Skeels |
Resident of Millerton, KS. |
| Grace E. Smith |
Resident of Nashua, NH. |
| Harry W. Smith |
Resident of Geneva, NY. Allegedly behind
assassin in receiving line. |
| Anna B. Southward |
Resident of Wichita, KS. |
| Charles W. Southward |
Resident of Wichita, KS. |
| James Spavin |
Resident of Albia, IA. |
| Amanda Spencer |
Resident of Friendship, NY. |
| Raymond Spencer |
Resident of Friendship, NY. |
| George Staffler |
Resident of Santa Cruz, CA. Allegedly behind
assassin in receiving line. |
| Otto Stalmann |
Resident of Salt Lake City, UT. Allegedly
behind assassin in receiving line. |
| G. F. Stebbins |
Resident of Spearfish, SD. |
| Alex. Stewart |
Resident of New York, NY. Allegedly behind
assassin in receiving line. |
| Frank Parker Stockbridge |
Press representative for Buffalo Express
(Buffalo, NY). |
| George W. Terry |
Resident of Valdosta, GA. |
| William Thompson |
Resident of Scranton, PA. Allegedly behind
assassin in receiving line. |
| Henry C. Thomsen |
Resident of Fremont, OH. |
| A. C. Todd |
Resident of Meaford, Canada. Allegedly
behind assassin in receiving line. |
| Beckley Trimper |
Resident of Galen, NY. |
| George Van Etta |
Resident of Skaneateles, NY. Allegedly
ahead of assassin in receiving line. |
| Sarah W. Van Sant |
Resident of Trenton, NJ. Allegedly ahead
of assassin in receiving line. |
| Theodore F. Van Sant |
Resident of Trenton, NJ. Allegedly ahead
of assassin in receiving line. |
| Mary A. Vincent |
Resident of Richmond, VA. |
| John F. Von Muegge |
Resident of Chillicothe, OH. |
| Thomas H. Weaber |
Resident of Allentown, PA. Allegedly behind
assassin in receiving line. |
| George S. Wedgwood |
Resident of Denver, CO. Allegedly behind
assassin in receiving line. |
| Helen C. Weiant |
Resident of New Britain, CT. Allegedly
ahead of assassin in receiving line. |
| John D. Wells |
Press representative for Buffalo Review
(Buffalo, NY). |
| Arthur Wetzlar |
Resident of Passaic, NJ. |
| Lizzie B. Wilcox |
Resident of Buffalo, NY. Allegedly ahead
of assassin in receiving line. |
| Charles Wiler |
Resident of Wooster, OH. |
| A. H. Willett |
Resident of Portland, OR. |
| Maria Hildreth Wing |
Resident of Agency, IA. |
| Clarence E. Woodman |
Resident of New York, NY. Allegedly behind
assassin in receiving line but outside of Temple of Music. |
| C. Herbert Woolston |
Resident of Philadelphia, PA. Allegedly
behind assassin in receiving line. |
| Edwin W. Yost |
Resident of Lisbon, OH. |
| Individuals Present on the Exposition
Grounds During the Attack (not otherwise listed herein) |
| Robert Abrams |
Resident of Seattle, WA. |
| Cynthia E. Adams |
Resident of Arkansas City, KS. Allegedly
behind assassin in receiving line but outside of Temple of Music. |
| John W. Adams |
Resident of Arkansas City, KS. Allegedly
behind assassin in receiving line but outside of Temple of Music. |
| Oren J. Anderson |
Resident of Newark, OH. |
| Frank C. Ard |
Resident of Plainfield, NJ. |
| Joseph Arthur |
Resident of New York, NY. |
| W. F. Arthurs |
Editor of Wyoming County Herald
(Arcade, NY). |
| Manuel de Azpiroz |
Mexican ambassador to the United States. |
| Howard S. Baker |
Resident of Sioux City, IA. |
| Mary G. Baker |
Resident of Sioux City, IA. |
| John B. Barbour, Jr. |
Resident of Pittsburgh, PA. |
| John T. Barclay |
Resident of Baltimore, MD. |
| William G. Barrett |
Resident of Katonah, NY. |
| Thomas A. Barry |
Chief of Police, Rome, NY. |
| Mary Platt Bascom |
Resident of Fort Edward, NY. |
| Corda Weller Bashor |
Resident of Waterloo, IA. |
| Stephen H. Bashor |
Press representative for Idaho. |
| Edwin O. Bathgate |
Resident of Cincinnati, OH. |
| Charles F. Billow |
Resident of Akron, OH. |
| Ida M. Billow |
Resident of Akron, OH. |
| Edith M. Bixby |
Resident of New Haven, CT. |
| Ralph F. Blatchley |
Resident of Indianapolis, IN. |
| Raymond S. Blatchley |
Resident of Indianapolis, IN. |
| Willis S. Blatchley |
Resident of Indianapolis, IN. |
| W. C. Bond |
Resident of New Castle, IN. |
| T. A. Bown |
Resident of Chariton, IA. |
| Charles S. Bowne |
Resident of Poughkeepsie, NY. |
| Ellen French Bowne |
Resident of Poughkeepsie, NY. |
| John G. Bradley |
Resident of Birmingham, AL. |
| Luther F. Broberg |
Resident of Cedar Rapids, IA. |
| John B. Brownlow |
In charge of Post Office Department exhibit
at Pan-American Exposition. |
| I. N. Bunting |
Editor of Daily Sentinel (Grand
Junction, CO). |
| Isabelle Chandler |
Resident of Macomb, IL. Allegedly behind
assassin in receiving line but outside of Temple of Music. |
| Charles E. Cheney |
Resident of Alpena, MI. |
| James Ciscle |
Resident of Washington, DC |
| Asa Clark |
Resident of Shelbyville, IN. |
| Edward Clark |
Resident of Chicago, IL. |
| A. J. Connell |
Resident of Scranton, PA. |
| Elisha P. Clarke |
Resident of Hope Valley, RI. |
| Hattie Tucker Clarke |
Resident of Hope Valley, RI. |
| James M. Collins |
Resident of Jersey City, NJ. |
| Mary Cooper |
Resident of Louisville, KY. |
| James M. Costello |
Resident of Lisbon, OH. Allegedly behind
assassin in receiving line but outside of Temple of Music. |
| John P. Craig |
Resident of South Manchester, CT. Allegedly
behind assassin in receiving line but outside of Temple of Music. |
| E. H. Crosby |
Resident of South Manchester, CT. |
| E. C. Delavan |
Resident of Binghamton, NY. |
| Charles Dreher |
Popcorn/peanut vendor. |
| Gleason F. Erb |
Resident of Buffalo, NY. Allegedly behind
assassin in receiving line but outside of Temple of Music. |
| Margaret Baker Erb |
Resident of Buffalo, NY. Allegedly behind
assassin in receiving line but outside of Temple of Music. |
| Frank Farrell |
Resident of Lisbon, OH. Allegedly behind
assassin in receiving line but outside of Temple of Music. |
| Sarah Fible |
Resident of Philadelphia, PA. |
| Elizabeth T. Girdler |
Resident of Jeffersonville, IN. |
| John Girdler |
Resident of Jeffersonville, IN. |
| Cimon S. Goldman |
Resident of Syracuse, NY. Allegedly ahead
of assassin in receiving line but outside of Temple of Music. |
| Jean Hainline |
Resident of Macomb, IL. Allegedly behind
assassin in receiving line but outside of Temple of Music. |
| A. E. Harding |
1st Lieutenant, U. S. Marine Corps. Stationed
at Pan-American Exposition. |
| Augusta M. Havens |
Resident of Toms River, NJ. |
| Henry C. Havens |
Resident of Toms River, NJ. |
| Paul T. Hawes |
Resident of Decatur, IL. |
| Bessie Hays |
Resident of Louisville, KY. |
| Kate S. Herman |
Resident of Olathe, KS. |
| Ralph Herman |
Resident of Olathe, KS. |
| John P. Herrick |
Editor of Bolivar Breeze (Bolivar,
NY). |
| Andrew Hickenlooper |
Resident of Cincinnati, OH. |
| Maria L. Hickenlooper |
Resident of Cincinnati, OH. |
| William J. Higgins |
Resident of Elmira, NY. |
| Marvin J. Hill |
Resident of Sterling, IL. |
| Susan R. Hill |
Resident of Sterling, IL. |
| Henry Hirshberg |
Resident of Wilmington, DE. |
| Mary Hoban |
Resident of Penn Yan, NY. |
| Owen Hoban |
Resident of Penn Yan, NY. |
| Harry M. Hoffheimer |
Resident of Cincinnati, OH. |
| Robert J. Hoos |
Resident of Jersey City, NJ. |
| Georgia Hopley |
Ohio representative, Board of Women Managers,
Pan-American Exposition. Press representative for Ohio. |
| John Hopley |
Editor of Bucyrus Journal (Bucyrus,
OH). |
| Andrew L. Houghton |
Resident of Leominster, MA. |
| Harriett A. Houghton |
Resident of Leominster, MA. |
| Eugene S. Ives |
Resident of Tucson, AZ Territory. |
| Elizabeth B. Johnson |
Resident of Wilmington, DE. Allegedly behind
assassin in receiving line but outside of Temple of Music. |
| William R. Johnson |
Resident of Davenport, IA. |
| Frances B. Johnston |
Professional photographer. |
| William L. Julian |
Resident of Exeter, NH. |
| Fred Kipp |
Resident of Decatur, IL. |
| Minnie Meyer Kipp |
Resident of Decatur, IL. |
| Wilton J. Lambert |
Resident of Washington, DC. |
| Joseph Lawrence |
Sheriff, London, England. |
| Frank J. Lenz |
Resident of Muscatine, IA. |
| David L. Levy |
Resident of Wilmington, DE. |
| Morris Levy |
Resident of Wilmington, DE. |
| Andrew W. Lindsay |
Resident of Albany, NY. |
| George A. Lindsay |
Resident of Albany, NY. |
| Henrietta Lindsay |
Resident of Albany, NY. |
| Earl S. Long |
Resident of Newark, OH. |
| George F. Macdonald |
Resident of Ottawa, Canada. |
| Luella H. Mack |
Resident of Sterling, IL. |
| Dana Malone |
Resident of Greenfield, MA. |
| Clara Mapes |
Resident of Macomb, IL. Allegedly behind
assassin in receiving line but outside of Temple of Music. |
| Adelia C. Martin |
Resident of Toms River, NJ. |
| Carlos Martínez Silva |
Colombian minister to the United States. |
| Edgar D. Masters |
Resident of Ithaca, NY. |
| Robert A. Maxwell |
Resident of Batavia, NY. |
| Charles H. May |
Resident of Shamokin, PA. |
| Sol Mayer |
Resident of Alexandria, LA. |
| Joseph K. McCammon |
Resident of Washington, DC. |
| A. W. McKay |
Resident of Huntsville, UT. |
| Charles McKay |
Resident of Woonsocket, RI. |
| Jane O. McKinnon |
Resident of ashtabula, OH. |
| Elizabeth McLaurin |
Resident of Franklin, PA. Allegedly ahead
of assassin in receiving line but outside of Temple of Music. |
| John J. McLaurin |
Resident of Franklin, PA. Allegedly ahead
of assassin in receiving line but outside of Temple of Music. |
| Hattie McMahon |
Resident of Pittsburgh, PA. |
| William McMahon, Jr. |
Resident of Pittsburgh, PA. |
| George P. McTeer |
Resident of Knoxville, TN. |
| Albert Mendenhall |
Resident of Dayton, OH. |
| Clara Millard |
Resident of Toledo, OH. |
| Michael J. Moran |
Chief of Police, Rome, NY. |
| Charles B. Morrill |
Resident of Malden, MA. |
| Robert Froome Morris |
Resident of Cincinnati, OH. |
| M. D. Murphy |
Resident of Cortland, NY. |
| Joseph A. H. Myers |
Resident of Akron, OH. |
| J. Nathan |
Press representative for Alpena Evening
News (Alpena, MI). |
| Harriet Louise Norton |
Resident of Sinclairville, NY. |
| Bernard H. Oberdorf |
Resident of Dansville, NY. |
| Helen Grant Oberdorf |
Resident of Dansville, NY. |
| Arthur J. O’Leary |
2nd Lieutenant, U. S. Marine Corps. Stationed
at Pan-American Exposition. |
| William G. Packard |
Resident of Greenfield, MA. |
| A. A. Parsons |
In charge of Wisconsin’s state fruit exhibit
at Pan-American Exposition. |
| John M. Peoples |
Resident of Lock Haven, PA. |
| Rossiter M. Peoples |
Resident of Lock Haven, PA. |
| Augustus Pitou |
Resident of New York, NY. |
| John C. Pugh, Jr. |
Resident of Shreveport, LA. |
| Orren L. Pugh |
Resident of Shreveport, LA. |
| Daniel G. Purse |
Resident of Savannah, GA. |
| Catherine T. Reidy |
Resident of Naugatuck, CT. Allegedly ahead
of assassin in receiving line but outside of Temple of Music. |
| Michael B. Reidy |
Resident of Naugatuck, CT. Allegedly ahead
of assassin in receiving line but outside of Temple of Music. |
| Georgia Remick |
Resident of Jefferson, IA. |
| Sabra J. Rexford |
Resident of Jamestown, NY. Allegedly behind
assassin in receiving line but outside of Temple of Music. |
| Edith A. Rich |
Resident of Portland, ME. |
| Nellie M. Richards |
Resident of Newport, KY. |
| James B. Robinson |
Editor of Sentinel (Jamestown, PA). |
| Bernice Tilton Rowe |
Resident of Portsmouth, NH. |
| Edwin F. Rowe |
Resident of Portsmouth, NH. |
| James E. Rumbough |
Resident of Asheville, NC. |
| Nate Salsbury |
Business partner of William F. “Buffalo
Bill” Cody. |
| Eugene J. Schoolcraft |
Resident of Port Huron, MI. |
| Frank G. Schumacher |
Resident of Los Angeles, CA. |
| Henry C. Scruggs |
Resident of Nashville, TN. Allegedly behind
assassin in receiving line but outside of Temple of Music. |
| Emma Severin |
Resident of Cedar Falls, IA. |
| John B. Shaw |
Resident of Jamestown, NY. Allegedly ahead
of assassin in receiving line but outside of Temple of Music. |
| Paschal G. Shook |
Resident of Birmingham, AL. |
| Neil D. Sills |
Resident of Kalamazoo, MI. |
| Samuel Slesinger |
Resident of Wilmington, DE. |
| Stella Slesinger |
Resident of Wilmington, DE. |
| Charles A. Smith |
Resident of Ithaca, NY. |
| George Albert Smith |
Resident of Salt Lake City, UT. |
| Florence Dexter Spalding |
Resident of Nashua, NH. |
| William E. Spalding |
Resident of Nashua, NH. |
| Jesse W. Stephens |
Resident of Ithaca, NY. |
| Clarence E. Stone |
Resident of St. Paul, MN. |
| Emma A. Strong |
Resident of Shelbyville, IN. |
| Norman H. Strong |
Resident of Shelbyville, IN. |
| Fred H. Stuart |
Resident of Akron, OH. |
| Daniel K. Stucki |
Resident of Buffalo, NY. |
| Jennie T. Summers |
Resident of Louisville, KY. |
| Anna M. Swain |
Resident of Hartwell, OH. |
| Charles T. Thompson |
Resident of Minneapolis, MN. |
| Lida B. Thompson |
Resident of Knoxville, TN. |
| Thaddeus S. Thompson |
Resident of Ithaca, NY. |
| Charles E. Thornton |
Resident of Indianapolis, IN. |
| Lyman Tillotson |
Resident of Yonkers, NY. |
| Clarence E. Van Keuren |
Resident of Jersey City, NJ. |
| Clarence R. Vena |
Resident of Toledo, OH. |
| James K. Wales |
Resident of Toledo, OH. |
| Roger W. Wallace |
Resident of England. |
| Edwin Warner |
Resident of Nashville, TN. |
| John E. Waterhouse |
Resident of Hartford, CT. Allegedly ahead
of assassin in receiving line but outside of Temple of Music. |
| Jerome B. Weiant |
Resident of New Britain, CT. |
| Evangeline H. Werthner |
Resident of Dayton, OH. |
| William B. Werthner |
Resident of Dayton, OH. |
| John D. Westerman |
Resident of Baltimore, MD. |
| Gertrude Wheeler |
Resident of Lounsberry, NY. |
| Annie Henegar White |
Resident of Chattanooga, TN. |
| George T. White |
Resident of Chattanooga, TN. |
| James H. White |
Manager, Film Department, Edison Manufacturing
Company. Supervising kinetoscope crew at time of president’s public
reception. |
| J. E. Whittlesey |
Resident of Pittsburgh, PA. |
| Frank Wiggins |
Secretary, Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce.
In charge of Southern California exhibit at Pan-American Exposition. |
| Minnie Willard |
Resident of Belvidere, IL. |
| William O. Willard |
Resident of Belvidere, IL. |
| Daniel B. Williams |
Resident of Fort Scott, KS. Allegedly behind
assassin in receiving line but outside of Temple of Music. |
| Fremont F. Williams |
Resident of Binghamton, NY. |
| Mary J. Williams |
Resident of Fort Scott, KS. Allegedly behind
assassin in receiving line but outside of Temple of Music. |
| Sarah Hickenlooper Withrow |
Resident of Cincinnati, OH. |
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