This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 23 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1901
Page
1
Buffalo report on the sixth day after the president was shot describes fatigue signs again and a better morning meal with beef juice. doctors monitor digestion, note no alarm, expect improvement by morning, but evening bulletin shows continued fatigue and stomach issues. Secretary Root and cabinet members travel. Emma Goldman case noted with lack of evidence. security and investigations continue.
Reports from Milburn House in Buffalo show the president’s condition worsening with physicians summoned and heart stimulants administered. By Sept 15 Dr Park and Secretaries Hitchcock and Wilson arrived as the cabinet members in the city were alerted. The Associated Press quotes officials calling McKinley critically ill.
Mrs Newell one of the trained nurses arrived at 2 15 after being summoned. She sprang from an electric carriage and ran down the sidewalk to the house at Milburn House Buffalo on September 15.
Messengers hurry from Milburn House Buffalo as lights burn bright and attendants move frantically. No official update beyond critical illness, but the scene suggests a grave crisis as reporters gather outside awaiting news.
Milburn House Buffalo records show Mrs. MacWilliams arriving at 3 25 PM after driving there to report that the president is much worse and requested immediate admission.
At Milburn House Buffalo on September 1 at 9 25 a m Secretary Wilson Secretary Hitchcock Abner McKinley Dr Baer and Private Secretary Cortelyou met in the main drawing room with grave anxious expressions and no one yet summoned to the sick room.
At Milburn House in Buffalo on Sept 15 at 2 35 am reports say the president is extremely weak with heart exhaustion feared by doctors. Mrs McKinley has not yet been informed of the deterioration.
Physicians arrived by Sept 15 at 3 40 m except Drs Rixey Mann and ckton while carriages rushed to the residence, signaling urgent medical attention amid the rapid arrivals.
Secretary Cortelyou warned that the president is in extremis and that the worst is feared from weak heart issues in a Buffalo report dated September 13.
At Milburn House Buffalo on Sept 13 3 55 am doctors remain at the president s bedside administering strychnine and digits as medical team seeks a rally but progress has stalled.
A fragment notes no word of hope reached those waiting outside, suggesting impatience or disappointment as they sought missing assurances. The terse line hints at unresolved tension and emotional stake within an ongoing situation.
None of the president's relatives or cabinet members have been admitted to the bedside. Officials state no one on the roster has been permitted entry while medical rounds continue and family observers are restricted.
Milburn House in Buffalo reports no word of encouragement at 4 PM as the situation remains unsettled and unclear.
At 4 02 a m in Buffalo Milburn House Dr Mann said the president had rallied somewhat during the early morning updates amid ongoing medical briefing and public attention
Milburn House Buffalo September 1 doctors report President has rallied and remains hopeful though details on heart stimulants and cause of collapse are not disclosed. Mann and Minter left the house at 4 o clock saying the president is in better condition than an hour ago.
Milburn House in Buffalo reports a trained nurse departed by automobile at 4 28 to reach her boarding house for a few hours rest before returning to duties.
Early morning at Milburn House in Buffalo on September 13 reports a very slight rally. Secretary Cortelyou and Mr Milburn left the house at 4 15 and noted the president was resting with four physicians in the sick chamber offering little encouragement.
Milburn House Buffalo reports at 4 25 a m on September 15 a doctor and a nurse are with the president who is said to be resting quietly.
Milburn House Buffalo Sept 18 4 05 am telegrams forwarded to Vice President Roosevelt announcing a worsening condition and rising fears about the president.
In Milburn House the medic team used saline solution immediately after the president's sinking spell began along with other stimulants.
Milburn House Buffalo September 13 4 25 a m Secretary Wilson steps from the house to say the president is a little better with improved heart action and circulation. He adds that the president is perfectly conscious and hope remains.
A partial dialogue fragment questions whether he realizes his critical condition. The responder expresses uncertainty, replying I do not know as to that, leaving the outcome and awareness unclear.
Milburn House Buffalo Sept 12 physicians report the president’s condition not quite good with poor appetite and unclear excretion though kidneys act well. Pulse unsatisfactory but improving. wound healing. resting quietly. temperature 100.2. Sept 13 midnight bulletin notes all unfavorable symptoms improved. pulse 120, temperature 100.2.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.