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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1901
Page
1
Reports from Buffalo say President McKinley shows clear improvement and is out of danger. Relatives and officials, including Secretary Gage and Vice President Roosevelt, express confidence as messages from foreign leaders arrive praising his recovery.
Doctors express cautious optimism as President McKinley shows gradual improvement after wounding. Surgeons warn recovery may take another week to declare convalescence with peritonitis risk diminishing daily. Mrs McKinley and Cortelyou visit. nourishment given. wounds healing, no crisis anticipated, three weeks to move him if stable.
Milburn House Buffalo one night bulletin says the president’s condition remains favorable with pulse 112 temperature 101 and respiration 27. Doctors Park Minter and Waldin report the president resting quietly next morning and the house quiet.
At Milburn House Buffalo the 9:50 bulletin notes continued favorable condition of the president but signs point to only gradual improvement. Miss McKinley and Dr Baer, with others, exit for their homes as Abner McKinley accompanies them to the station.
Milburn House Buffalo Sept 9 Dr McBurney reported all indications favorable with no bad symptoms and potential convalescence after a week if improvement continues. Dr Mann cautioned cases can worsen. doctors expect three weeks before movement. Garfield and McKinley cases compared as vastly different.
A patient is given substantial nourishment in hospital to bolster strength and is expected to gain vitality hourly as treatment continues. The medical team notes steady improvement and anticipates ongoing recovery.
Physicians report slow but steady improvement as Mrs. McKinley visits, Cortelyou enters the sick room, and doctors express strong confidence in the president's recovery. They note no signs of blood poisoning or peritonitis and say the bullet remains lodged, with no immediate extraction planned.
Russian papers express sympathy for President McKinley and the American people after the anarchist act. Journals urge stronger action against anarchists, condemn the attack, and praise the United States Russia friendship while noting immigration as a domestic issue.
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