September 19: ON THIS DAY IN HISTORY
Briefly

The mourning for President McKinley, deeply felt in Canton, was also magnified by the sorrow for his widow, highlighting the nation’s collective grief.
Census figures indicated a demographic shift, with Brooklyn surpassing Manhattan in population, reflecting extensive growth in neighborhoods like Flatbush and Bay Ridge.
The impending census results were anticipated to confirm that Brooklyn's population growth came predominantly at the expense of Manhattan, marking a significant demographic change.
Defense Secretary James Forrestal faced decisions regarding military planning, specifically between options proposed by the army and air force, reflecting complexities in national defense strategy.
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