McKinley News Reaches Milburn Home After Niagara Trip
Mr Buchanan breaks the news to Mrs McKinley as Dr Rixey arrives from Philadelphia. Mrs McKinley wakes at 5 30 and continues crocheting until 7 30 when Secretary Wilson visits. later plans for moving the president are made and a strong police guard remains at the Milburn residence.
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Secretary Root Heads to Buffalo in Fast Special
Secretary of WarRoot departed Grand Central at 1 16 am for Buffalo with Dr Dixon to reach the president’s bedside quickly. The lone coach and engine were to make record time as speed was urged to the ailing McKinley. Root declined to comment on the president’s injuries.
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Washington Grieves as News of McKinley Shooting Spreads
Washington reels on September 6 as word of President McKinley's shooting triggers shock and grief. Officials rush to Buffalo, Roosevelt readiness, and Army Navy deployments seen as steps to stabilize the government. Diplomatic representatives express sorrow while Cuba and others send condolences.
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Anarchist Advocates Drumhead Court Martial
A defender argues for immediate removal and lynching as a just punishment, claiming the accused's method shows intent and calling for violent extrajudicial action. The remark marks a stance endorsing summary justice without due process.
Accused Man Confesses Guilt in President Assassination Case
Buffalo dispatch reports Leon Czolgosz has signed a six page confession declaring himself an anarchist influenced by Emma Goldman. He denies confederates, says he planned the act three days prior, bought the weapon in Buffalo, and is detained as President McKinley’s condition is watched.
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Roosevelt too shocked to speak on McKinley wound
Vice President Roosevelt arrived in Burlington Vermont from Isla Lamotte and said he was too shocked and grieved to express his feeling. Later he reacted to a bulletin that McKinley’s wound was not fatal by sending a message of relief to the crowd.
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Secretary of the Navy John D. Long Reacts to McKinley Shooting
In Buckfield Maine on September 6 Hon John D Long secretary of the navy learned of President McKinleys shooting and left for his Long homestead undecided on future plans. He refused to comment for publication. Secretary Hitchcock travels to Buffalo after Mt Monadnock stop in Dublin New Hampshire.
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