09 Sep 1901
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Newspaper
Adrian Daily Telegram
Location
Adrian, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1901
Page
1
Reports say the president rested well after a night of natural sleep but did not awaken as expected on Sunday. Medical aides prepared for possible further evaluation while officials expressed cautious optimism about stabilization.
Buffalo, N Y, Sept 9 reports the president's mind clear when awake on Sunday and enjoying natural sleep for the first time. Nourishment was given, exterior wound progressing, cabinet members and Roosevelt press on with hopeful outlook, Cortelyou assuring accuracy of bulletins, and secretaries preparing for emergencies as the nation watches for recovery. Messages of sympathy pour in from monarchs and leaders worldwide as doctors, nurses, and the White House staff oversee careful care at the Milburn house.
Chicago police identify Leon Czolgosz in a photograph as the man seen at Abraham Isaak's home on Carroll Avenue, with eleven prisoners avowedly wharchists booked on murder conspiracy charges awaiting hearing. Reports note Emma Goldman and heightened police scrutiny of anarchist gatherings amid the McKinley case.
Pan American Exposition via the Wabash railroad outlines stop off privileges at Niagara Falls and special fare limits for Buffalo travelers. It lists 30 day, 20 day, 15 day, and 6 day options with prices and notes the latter is available on Tuesdays for coaches. Also mentions De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve as relief for piles and warns against counterfeit products from Johnson & Andrews.
An old advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a universal purifier and tonic. It claims catarrh scrofula and related conditions originate in the blood and can be cured by this medicine via purifying, strengthening, and tonic effects. It also touts it as a superior family cathartic.
Dr Johannes von Miquel former Prussian finance minister died Sunday in Frankfurt apoplexy suspected. Abbot unable to race at Syracuse state fairgrounds today, event postponed likely. Johnny Nelson rider serious after broken leg last Saturday. Bellevue Hospital notes possible recovery if no blood poisoning. Brewery Workmen convention in Philadelphia opens with 126 delegates, 700 unions, 20 000 members. Diplomatic reps march to Washington from Buffalo for exposition guests troubled by recent presidential visit events.
Body of Dr. C. G. W. Hayt, missing since July 23 from the steamer City of Buffalo en route to Buffalo, has been recovered near Geneva. A reward of 1000 dollars had been offered. Three men found the badly decomposed remains and carried them to shore Sunday morning.
An early advertisement extols Dr Chase's Ointment as a universal skin treatment. It claims to cure eczema and other irritations, prevent pore clogging from powders, and soothe burns and chafing. The copy notes wide domestic use in the United States and lists Buffalo as the company address.
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