President McKinley Shot at Pan-American Exposition
President McKinley was wounded by an assailant during a reception at the Temple of Music in Buffalo. A second bullet struck the abdomen and the attacker was restrained by guards and bystanders, with chaotic scenes at police headquarters and the hospital. The assailant, Leon Czolgosz, a Cleveland resident, confessed to an anarchist motive linked to Emma Goldman.
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Buffalo
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McKinley
Temple of Music
United States Secret Service
John G. Milburn
Mr. Cortelyou
Cortelyou
Mitourn
Milburn
Presi
Bult
Buffalo Police Department
No. 13
Exposition Hospital
Roswell Parke
Ka's Saloon
Broadway
Nowaka
Toledo
Leon Czolgosz
Cleveland
Emma Goldman
United States
Gerorge B. Cortelyou
Detroit
President Rests Comfortably After Rallying Bulletin
Buffalo reports late bulletin from the president's physicians stating he is rallying and resting comfortably with temperature about 100.4 degrees and pulse 124. A later bulletin notes he is free from pain and resting well with temperature 100.4 and pulse 80.
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Buffalo
Rixey
M. B. Mann
R. E. Parke
H. Minter
Eugene Wantein
George B. Cortelyova
Stands the Awful Shock Bravely at the Exposition
Mrs M Kinley endures the shock after the attack in Buffalo as President McKinley receives care at the exposition grounds. Director General W J Buchanan heads to Millbury in an effort to forestall any information leaks.
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Buffalo
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Exposition Grounds
W. J. Buchanan
Millbury
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M. Rixny
M. Parke
H. Mynter
Eugene Wanbin
George RB. Cortelyou
Penny
Bull
Fred Nieman
John Nowa
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