On this day, Sept. 14, in 1901 President McKinley died from wounds caused by an assassin’s bullet that went through his stomach and lodged in his back eight days earlier.
McKinley’s death was followed by the elevation of then Vice President Theodore Roosevelt to the presidency.
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