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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1901
Page
1
Buffalo dispatch reports President McKinley gravely ill after the assassination attempt. Doctors fear peritonitis and blood poisoning while the bullet remains in the body. General Brooke orders strict quiet as Vice President Roosevelt arrives and Cabinet members gather.
Buffalo reports detail the rapid sequence at the temple of music where President McKinley was shot. Witnesses describe the attack by Czolgosz, the defense by John Parker and Foster, the president’s struggle to stay upright, and his request to shield his wife from news.
Report notes strict quiet and restricted entry in the back room with access limited to Mrs McKinley only. No others are permitted, reflecting security or protocol measures observed during the event.
Eyewitness account describes the incident at the Mileburn residence where the president was shot. The would be assassin fell, and the president, though briefly conscious, showed remarkable calm and strength as doctors and officials prepared for emergency care.
Paris reports sharp French condemnation of the attempt on President McKinley. Officials greet the U.S. embassy visit by Delaсsage and major ministers, while French papers echo sympathy and outrage. Foreign press brands the act as vicious and dangerous to Franco American ties.
Sulfate Sept 3. At 6 o'clock Sunday morning the president was announced to be sleeping peacefully. Physicians left the bed chamber to rest, and the nurses remained vigilant as the sleep is regarded with favor.
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