President McKinley Recovery Progress Report
Buffalo dispatch reports the president remaining favorable with no active danger. Beef juice digestion improved, inflammation risk past, and the bullet encysted in back muscles unlikely to need removal. Wound healing progresses, respiration no longer fluctuates, and spirits remain high despite loneliness. Mrs. McKinley and cabinet members remain at Milburn house as security and public matters continue.
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Buffalo
McBurney
Dr Matthew D Mann Among McKinley Attendants
Prominent surgeon Dr Matthew D Mann attended President McKinley at the Milburn residence in Buffalo, described as eminent in the United States and author of standard works. He left for Washington with other doctors after confirming the president’s improving condition and lack of complications.
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President McKinley
Milburn
Buffalo
Matthew D. Mann
Mann
Utica
N. Y
Charles A. Mann
College of Physicians and Surgeons of
New York City
Hartford
United States
Washington
Park
Illinois Manufacturers Extend Sympathy to McKinley
At a meeting in Chicago the Illinois Manufacturers association adopted resolutions extending sympathy to President McKinley and expressing hope for a speedy and happy recovery. The gathering reflected concern across industry circles.
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Chicago
Illinois Manufacturers’ Association
MccKinley
Asso
Local Medical Notables Listed in Roswell Park Directory
P. M. Rixey, M. D. Mann, Roswell Park, Herman Minter, Eugene Waldin, Charles Mc Burney appear in a medical directory listing. The brief notice notes practitioners affiliated with Roswell Park and related medical staff.
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Herman Minter
Eugene Waldin
Charles Mc Burney
City Deplores Anarchistic Sentiment After Terrible Crime
Officials condemn anarchistic sentiment in the city and urge Congress to act promptly to prevent a recurrence of the terrible crime. Authorities stress the need for firm measures and public safety.
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Ciation
Congress
No Proof Against the Goldman Woman
Chicago authorities say they have no evidence of complicity by Miss Goldman or other prisoners in the assassination attempt on the president. They urge Buffalo officials to provide proof or requisition papers to keep suspects held past Friday. Officials acknowledge she was not in Chicago after July 12 until recently and concede no conclusive proof exists.
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Chicago
Buffalo
O'Neil
Miss Goldman
Collerane
Harrison
Federal officers doubtful on Emma Goldman warrant
Chicago dispatch reports city officials wary over Emma Goldman as federal officers question whether a valid warrant exists for her detention. The piece notes concerns about Buffalo authorities likely steps and ongoing dispersion of legal authority in the case.
Federal authorities seek to detain woman amid cipher dispatch
In Chicago federal officials fear they cannot hold the woman on any charge. Attorney General Knox sent a cipher opinion on government custody, while Captain Porter and two agents monitor her circle and letters from across the country.
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Chicago
Knox
Porter
United States Secret Service
EMPLOYS NO ANARCHISTS. Cleveland Works Refute Allegation
Cleveland city officials deny hiring anarchists after a flood cleanup. Director Charles P. Salen says the city hired only men able to work, noting a claim about the father of Czolgosz being assigned to a water works gang at 1.50 per day, but reporting did not occur. The statement was provided to the press after delays in reporting.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Czolgosz
Harry Kline
Continues in Excellent Spirit and Confesses Bed Confines Grow Monotonous
In a candid note the patient reports ongoing confinement to bed has become monotonous and expresses a desire for improved mobility and engagement. The statement underscores frustration with limited activity and hopes for relief.
Will Remain At Buffalo In Quiet Amid Danger
The patient will stay at Buffalo with no attempt to move to Washington while danger lingers. Only Mra McKinley and Secretary Cortetyee may enter the sick room to keep utmost quiet. Bullet likely to stay in the body. An engineering department member accused as anarchist, but acquaintances affirm he is a peaceful, hardworking citizen.
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Washington
Mra McKinley
Cortetyee
Tarred and Feathered Caspar Man Ridden Out of Town
Hans Wagner, said to sympathize with Czolgosz, was tarred and feathered and ridden out of Casper Wyoming on a rail after being knocked unconscious. Citizens warned he would be lynched if he returned. Wagner denied the quoted remarks but the crowd deemed the evidence conclusive.
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Denver
Casper
Wye
Hans Wagner
Czolgosz
Wagner
McKinley
No Federal Charge In Emma Goldman Case
The Department of Justice has not decided on steps to seize Emma Goldman for federal action. Goldman was arrested by Chicago police at Buffalo authorities' request and may be sent to New York. Illinois and New York governors would likely handle any requisition, with Secret Service saying they did not request the arrest and have no plans to act unless DOJ directs or new testimony ties her to the president’s shooting.
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Milburn 'J House
Washington
McKinley
Hay
Wasdin
Root
New York
Milburn
Dr. Minter
Cioad News
Mann
Park
Wilson
Hitchcock
Smith
Milburn Mansion
Department of Justice
Emma Goldman
Chicago
Buffalo
Ilinois
Secret Service
Miss Goldman
Maggio arraigned in conspiracy to kill case
Antonio Maggio, anarchist, faces preliminary hearing before US Commissioner Newcomb on September 21 in Silver City New Mexico. Deputy US Marshal Formhoff issued the warrant charging him with conspiracy to kill in the United States. Maggio, born January 2 1877 in Sicily, denies predicting the president or German emperor's deaths.
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Denver
Silver City
N. M
Antonio Maggio
McKinley
United States
Newcomb
Formhoff
Sicily
Kansas City
Pedro Revechio
Germany
Cabinet meets at Glenny residence near McKinley
An informal cabinet conference was held in Buffalo at the Glenny residence near the president's home. It lasted about an hour and reviewed the Colombia Venezuela dispute with no new policy beyond continuing the state department line.
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Buffalo
Glenny
McKinley
Colombia
Venezuela
State Department
Mayor suspends officer over McKinley assassination remarks
Kingston New York September 11 Mayor Phinney suspended Policeman Frederick Heppner for remarks about the attempted assassination of President McKinley. Heppner said it was a pity some people were not shot who made the rich richer and the poor poorer and that the president's death would equalize wealth.
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Kingston
N. Y
Phinney
Frederick Heppner
McKinley
Heppner
Parents of McKinley assassin are Russian Poles
Cleveland report states Leon Czolgosz’s parents are Russian Poles per a canvasser from the Cleveland Directory company who has tracked the foreign settlement for years. The canvasser notes that in 1896 the Czolgosa family identified as Czolgowski.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Directory Company
Leon Czolgosz
McKinley
Czolgosa
Czolgowski
Roosevelt movement through Saratoga en route Adirondacks
Vice President Roosevelt passed through Saratoga this morning on his way to the Tahawas club in the Adirondacks where his family is staying. He expects to remain there until Friday.
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Saratoga
Roosevelt
Tehawas Club
Adirondacks
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M. D. Mann
Roswell Park
George B. Cortelyova
Goldman
Cleveland Street Department
Maggio
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