The
Buffalo Curse may indeed have resonating President
William McKinley was born just an hour south of Cleveland
in the town of Niles, Ohio. He served as a Republican to
the United States House of Representatives for Ohio, and
later was elected Governor of Ohio. While serving as
governor, he made many visits to Cleveland, and very much
enjoyed the city on the shores of Lake Erie. Buffalo of
course sits along the same great lake just three hours
northeast of Cleveland. Also, the Presidents assassin
Leon Czolgosz worked in a wire mill in Cleveland before
moving to Buffalo. Finally, there is the curious fact
that McKinley succeeded President Grover Cleveland
in the White House. The two cities seemed to be tied
together by this infamous historical event Can the slain Presidents Freemason curse, which has such a firm grasp on the throat of Buffalo sports, also be causing the on going frustrations in the city of Cleveland? Can
the Cleveland Curse really be due to the |
