President McKinley Improves Amid Recovery Hopes
Buffalo reports show McKinley’s condition improving over the last day with doctors optimistic about recovery. X ray ready to locate second bullet if needed. Mrs McKinley bears up well. Hanna jokes the President will want a cigar. Police still consider a political plot and expect Czolgost revelations within 24 hours. Roosevelt speaks firmly, confidence remains high.
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BuTalo
Buffalo
McKinley
Hanna
Czolgosz
Plot Against Teddy Surrounded by Guards in Buffalo
Rumors persist of an anarchistic plot to assassinate Vice President Roosevelt in Buffalo. Czolosz’s claim of solo guilt is discredited as police search eastern city districts where he stayed. Roosevelt has armed guards, a measure supported by Secret Service agents, due to perceived danger.
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Teddy
Buffalo
Roosevelt
Czolosz
United States Secret Service
Carrie Nation Event Sparks Outrage at Coney Island
A crowd at Coney Island last night reacted with anger as Mrs. Carrie Nation said she was glad President McKinley had been assaulted and hoped he would die. She labeled the president a friend of saloonkeepers and brewers, and called her audience "hell hounds" and "sets" while they cheered McKinley from the hall and street.
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New York
Coney Island
Carrie Nation
McKinley
Nation
Buffalo Exposition Feels Cheerful After Assassination News
Buffalo authorities report Abher McKinley Col W Brown and Charles R Miller among visitors admitted to the house as crowds seek news after the President’s shooting. Senator Fairbanks notes cheer in the city while mobs form outside, and police and soldiers keep order to protect the alleged assailant.
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Buffalo
Ferry
Delaware Ave
McKinley
Col
W. ©. Brown
Charles R. Miller
Canton
William House
Fairbanks
Smith
Dinars Falla
Asanauin
Akron Man John A Smith Plumber Attending Buffalo
Akron resident John A Smith a plumber was in Buffalo attending an event or proceeding when a report or note about his activities appeared in the local newspaper. The fragment notes his occupation and city, indicating he was among attendees or participants in a Buffalo event.
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Jobn A. Smith
Buffalo
Washington pastor speaks on McKinley attacker at Metropolitan Church
Rev H K Maylor presiding elder of the Washington district M B church filled Rev Frank Bristol’s pulpit at the Metropolitan church. He startled listeners with remarks about the President’s assailant during the sermon.
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Washington, Sept. C
H K. Maylor
D. D
Washington District
M. B. Church
Frank Bristol
Metropolitan Church
McKinley
Sermon Stirring Debate Over Law And Lynching Threats
A sermon condemns lynching rhetoric as dangerous while lamenting quotes about violence. Cincinnati reports a Mounted Patrolman, George Huessmann, publicly denying guilt as he submits insignia in a police office amid intense public emotion. Inspector Carey and Superintendent Deitch oversee the proceedings.
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Cincinnati
George Huessmann
Deitech
Carey
Police
Fragmentary quote on McKinley shooting and trust crowd
A terse quotation notes approval that McKinley had been shot and that the President Hinna and the rest of the trust crowd deserved punishment long ago. The line reflects political sentiment and tainted views without broader context.
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McKinley
Hinna
President’s condition improves amid reassuring signs
This morning in Buffalo at 9 20 am the President’s condition grew more satisfactory with fewer incidents noted. Pulse 112, temperature 100.8, respiration 28. Signed as before by George B. Cortelyou, secretary to the President.
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Buffalo
George B. Cortelyou
President Improves as Doctors Confer on Recovery
Buffalo reports the President shows daily improvement after ongoing medical consultations. No signs of peritonitis have appeared as physicians assess his condition and chances of recovery remain favorable.
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Buffalo
McKinley Speech Recalls Akron Welcome in 1896
In June 1896 Akron sent a delegation to congratulate McKinley after his nomination. Special trains bore 8,000 people to Canton for a largely non partisan demonstration. P B Werner delivered the address and McKinley thanked the crowd, recalling prior campaigns in Summit and Stark counties.
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William McKinley
Akron
Stark County
Canton
P. B. Werner
Werner
Summit County
Stark
Copley
Ohio
Congress to act on new measures to curb aggression
Washington reports that Congress will consider a set of legislative measures addressing presidential disability and penalties for assassination attempts. A federal law making assassination attempts treason and punishable by death is being advocated, with a Cumberland Maryland telegram noting Rep Geo A Pegrie plans to introduce such a bill. Additional measures on anarchism include deportation and exclusion proposals viewed as most effective.
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New York
Cumberland
Geo. A. Pegrie
Czolgona
Doctors optimistic on President McKinney recovery plans
Doctors led by Dr Charles McBorney express strong hope for the President’s recovery. They note no unfavorable symptoms, an excellent chance of full health, and careful monitoring for inflammation around the bullet site. Mrs McKinley remains firm while the nation’s mood lifts.
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Charles McBorney
New York
X Ray Expert H A Knoll Visits Milburn Residence
Buffalo dispatch reports Dr H A Knoll the X ray expert entered the Milburn residence at 10 25 asking whether the machine would be used. He replied not unless unfavorable symptoms develop.
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Buffalo
H. A. Knoll
Milburn
Doctor Says President Free of New Symptoms
Buffalo dispatch reports Dr. Mynter stating he has just seen the president and that unfavorable symptoms are not likely to develop. The time given is 0:35 a.m. on September 9.
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Buffalo
Mynter
Celebrated Italian Anarchists Gather in Guffey Hollow
In McKeesport Pennsylvania a large Italian anarchist gathering celebrated the President’s alleged almunalation Sunday at Guffey Hollow near Buena Vista. Speakers offered praise, songs, and toasts for Breselas, with Garcia Clamcavilla once leading the group from Spring Valley Alabama editing Firebrand.
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McKeesport
Guffey Hollow
Yonghloghony River
Buena Vinta
Garcia Clamcavilla
Spring Valley
Edita
Firebrand
Chicago
Breseasas
Humbert Te
McKinley
Bresel
Pittsburg
Guifey Hollow
Anarchists in Chicago held on prior to Sept 19 hearing
Twelve anarchists arrested in Chicago on information from the Buffalo police connected to the assassin Czolgosz were arraigned before Justice Prendivalle at Harrison Street police court. Their cases were continued until Sept 19. Men held without bond. women released on 3000 dollar bail.
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Chicago
iSplLi
Buffalo
Czolgosz
Justce Prendivalle
Harrison St
Pastor links McKinley to liquor traffic in Philippines
Rev J Bunyan Lemon of First Baptist Church Manchester stated in his sermon that God guided the attack on McKinley because the president failed to act on suppressing the liquor traffic in the Philippines. The remarks were reported in Manchester, New Hampshire, September 9.
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Manchester
N. H
J. Bunyan Lemon
First Baptist Church
McKinley
Philippines
Influx of Anarchists Reported by Secret Service
Scotland Yard reports a steady flow of anarchists drifting toward the United States over the past six to eight months. Secret service men indicate a continuing influx as authorities monitor the movement and assess potential threats abroad.
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London
Scotland
Secret Service
United States
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W. T. Parkins
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