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June 03, 2008
From: Jill Yamasawa

Jill Yamasawa

While there is no weapon in this statue's hand, there might as well be one. This is an image of the statue of President McKinley. Once Hawai'i was annexed, the name of the school, Honolulu High, was changed to President McKinley High School.

Statue of President McKinley

“In Memoriam” plaque

McKinley view

 

 

B(u)y A Handkerchief

 

The following places were either annexed, put under treaty, or became territories during the reign of President McKinley; or these places have high schools, statues, libraries, or other buildings in his honor.

PI
Hawaiʻi
Guam
Puerto Rico
Cuba

Arcata
Redlands
Bakersfield
McKinleyville

The 500
T Street, DC
Philadelphia
Walden
Fort Hamilton
Buffalo

Meadville
Scranton
Antietam Battlefield
Fort Gratiot
Port Huron

Dayton
Canton
Toledo
Lakewood
Sebring
Niles

St. Louis
Arlington
Beaverton
Casper, WY
Mayaguez
Honolulu (((February 23, 1911)))
McKinley C, New Mexico
Mt. McKinley, Alaska

May you never be concealed;
by a handkerchief1
but if (((when))) you are, buy a handkerchief. 

 


Note:

[1] – President William McKinley was assassinated by a gun concealed in a handkerchief.  [Back to text]

 

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