President Recovers Spirit as Doctors Rule Out Immediate Operation
Buffalo reports express cautious optimism as doctors declare the president out of imminent danger from the attack. Surgeries hinge on future complications while physicians note improving signs and reduced risk of peritonitis. The public, led by Pan-American figure Milburn, anticipates a long but hopeful convalescence with plans for nationwide rejoicing.
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Milburn Hough
Buffalo
John G. Milburn
Martha
Solla
McBurney
Mann
Weil
Myron ‘i’, Herrick of
Cleveland
Expression of McKinley as he was shot described in vivid detail
A Buffalo reporter recalls the president's face just after the shots in a moment of anxiety and sorrow. The witness notes a complex mix of pity and wonder, with no trace of fear or anger, and describes the unforgettable, almost unbelievable look on McKinley's face.
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Buffalo
al Plan
McKinley
Mr. McKinley
Mr. Cortelyou
Prestie
Iso
Tevet
Niut
Big Jim the Buffalo Hero Receives Hanna Invitation
James Benjamin Parker known as Big Jim, the Buffalo Negro who sprang at the president's assailant last Friday and would have killed him, was invited by Senator Hanna to visit. He sold souvenirs from his clothing, posed for photographs, and met Hanna who praised his bravery and loyalty to the president.
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Buffalo
Mila
James Benjamin
Parker
Hig Jim
Hiim
Hanna
Big Jim
Buffalo Cru
Ohio
Nimegelf
Assassin with no remorse linked to plot in presidential shooting
Buffalo dispatch reports Leon Czolgosz, the man who shot the president, slept calmly at No. 1 police station after a brief interview. Authorities suspect confederates aided him to Buffalo and the Temple of Music. He claims sole responsibility, cites Emma Goldman theories, and shows no remorse beyond nervousness. Police seek accomplices as interviews continue.
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Buffalo
Leon Czolgosz
No. 1
Ile
Czolgosz
Temple of Music
Secret Service
Palke
Baye Ho
Penny
Emma Goldman
Family details emerge on Leon Czolgosz in Cleveland
Cleveland dispatch reports Leon Czolgosz as possibly the son of Paul Czolgoss living at 300 feet Street. The stepmother, aided by an interpreter, says Leon left about sixty days ago from Indiana and may have written home from there. She denies any anarchist ties and calls him demented. The father moved to Cleveland recently seeking work. two uncles live in the city. Police search for accomplices and any Cleveland anarchist gang, as officials pursue leads from Buffalo arrest records.
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Mike
Philippines
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Ine and
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Marcellaine Avenue
Medlund
Sean
Indiana
Leon
Emma Goldman
Cleveland Rolling Mills
Ince
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Cerigosz
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Czolgouz
Buffalo
Millburn
Milburn
Buchanan
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Canada
Republic of Mexico
Central and South America
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Porto Rico
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Christendom
Washington
New Orleans
Jackson
England
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United States
Spain
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Cervera
Assassin Czolgosz to be tried in Erie county courts
Buffalo reports District Attorney Penney says the New York case of President’s assassin should be tried as a normal citizen, with trial in Erie county courts unless the wounds prove fatal. Detective Koehler says Nowak corroborates that Czolgosz acted alone and was influenced by Emma Goldman. If convicted, the penalty could be life or death depending on homicide charges.
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Buffalo
Dan Challos Mesturney
New York
Vees
Bynter
Wasdin
Quirk
Penney
United States
Erie County
Frank Koehler
Walter Nowak
Pollah
Chicago
Czolgosz
Imma Goldman
Nowak
New York State
Pastor comments on lynching amid Buffalo attack fallout
Washington readers report Dr. H B Naylor, Metropolitan Church elder, after Buffalo tragedy sermon praising lynch law appears to divide congregants. Some condemn the call while others endorse his stance. Dr. Bristol attends ecumenical conference in London.
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Washington
Ife
Buffala
H. B. Naylor
Washington District
Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal Church
McKinley
T. H. Anderson
District Supreme Court
Buffalo
tInga
Dr. Naylor
Lutch
Acasion
Bristol
London
Wellington's Bitterness Denied by Maryland Senator
Baltimore Sept. 10 A morning paper published an Cumberland interview with United States Senator George Wellington after McKinley was killed. Wellington was quoted saying McKinley and I are enemies and I have nothing good to say about him. He refused both denial and affirmation when pressed.
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Peclines
Baltimore
United States
George L. Wellington
Cumberland
McKinley
Wellington
Cabinet memuels arrive in Buffalo with Wilson and Postmaster General
Secretary Wilson visited Mr Milburn at 8 30 am to see the president and Nes attended by Attorney General Knox and Senator Hanna. Postmaster General Smith and Controller Dawes reached Buffalo early today and went to the Milburn house. Secretary of the Interior Hitchcock left Dublin for Buffalo on a special train.
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United States
Manna
Grosvenor
Milburn
Delaware Avenue
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Koot
Amlthurst
Buffalo
Knox
Hanna
Smith
Controller Dawes
Dublin
N._H
N._H., Sept. 7.—Secretary of the Interior
Hitchcock
President's plea for freer trade at Pan-American Exposition
President Millburn addressed Buffalo on his Pan-American Exposition visit, urging freer trade, reciprocity, and expanded maritime links. He emphasized global cooperation, rapid communications, and the need for direct shipping and the isthmian canal while praising Blaine and Pan-American ideals.
Poisoning raises probe into Twenty-seventh Infantry
Two hundred six enlisted men of the Twenty seventh Infantry at Fort Meade near Fort Meade are in the post hospital with ptomaine poisoning from tainted food. An investigation has been ordered to determine the cause and responsibility.
Yerkes Geis Control Seizes Brompton Pleadilly Rail Project
London September 1 Charles T Yerkes today secured control of the projected Brompton Pleadilly Vube railroad with a capital of 2 100 000 pounds Work will be commenced immediately The move follows years of planning and signals a major shift in the British rail scene with Yerkes aiming to accelerate construction and operation of the line.
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London
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Vube
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