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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1901

Page

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President McKinley Convalesces amid Optimistic Signs

Physicians report gradual improvement with no new complications as President McKinley’s condition stabilizes after the critical period. Cabinet members and Vice President Roosevelt express confidence while remaining near Buffalo for continued care. The public mood shifts from dread to hopeful as medical updates emphasize progress and decreasing danger from peritonitis.

Gage Knox Washington New York Hay Hitchcock Wilson Hanna McKinley Roosevelt Garfield

Bryan Denounces Anarchy in Speech to The Times

William J. Bryan today telegraphed The Times denouncing anarchy as intolerable in Buffalo New York. He argued free government can be overthrown but not reformed by violators of the law, urging harsh punishment for those who seek to assault order and urging that the nation remain an asylum for liberty while punishing would-be attackers.

Buffalo William J. Bryan The Times

New York bankers seek funds relief from Secretary Gage

From Milburn House in Buffalo New York bankers urge Secretary Gage to boost deposits in national banks to loosen a tight money market. They argue interior demands for funds to move crops clash with public funds swelling treasury and harming commerce. Gage declined to comment and will decide after reviewing grounds in Washington.

Bankers of New York Gage Milburmm House Buffalo N. Y Treasury Gauge Washington

Filipinos Express Horror Over Attempt on President

A European Filipino representative Antonio Regidor y Jurado sends a message to America expressing horror and detestation of the attempt on the life of the president and his wife. He hopes for a speedy recovery and urges adjustment of the differences between the Philippines and the United States.

London Antonio Regidor Gy Jurado America Philippines

WOUND OF PRESIDENT DESCRIBED AS LUCKY

September 9 reports quote Dr. McBurney and other physicians on President McKinley's improving condition after the bullet wound. They note no bad symptoms yet and caution that a week of continued improvement is needed before convalescence can be announced, with peritonitis and blood poisoning considered remote risks.

John G. Milburn Milburn Milburn House Buffalo N. Y McBurney Mann Myron T. Herrick Cleveland Siso Park Associated Press Garfield McKinley McKining

Day of Prayer Observances in Baltimore for President McKinley

City and state buildings to close from 1 to 12 noon tomorrow under a governor proclamation and mayor’s request for a day of prayer for President McKinley. Chamber of commerce stock exchange and many public buildings to suspend business. Churches to hold services and a park service planned in Druid Hill Park if carried out.

Smith Hayes McKinley Chamber of Commerce Stock Exchange Custom House Druid Hit Park Baltimore

McKinley Compared to Lincoln and Lee in Praise

In Buffalo on September 9 a speaker hails McKinley as the staunchest president since Grant. He ranks with Washington and Lincoln, likens McKinley to Robert E. Lee for fearlessness and gentleness, calls him tireless, broad minded, selfless, and deeply Christian, and prays Providence spare his life for the country and world.

Hobson McKinley Washington Lincoln Buffalo South Grant Robert E. Lee

Czolgosz Denies Accomplices in McKinley Case

Buffalo dispatch reports President McKinley's assassin Czolgosz again refused to name any accomplices during a prolonged police examination. He repeated the Friday events and stood by his original confession while detectives seek outside leads. Authorities note general anarchist knowledge is limited and say Goldman and Schwab may be detained when found. Canton rumors tie the assassin to the city, with several locals claiming to recognize a photo of a man matching the suspect.

Po Be Orde Ooh Milburn Roosevelt Hanna Secret Service Nicholas Buffalo Bull Penney Czolgosz Buffalo Force Goldman Schwab Emma Goldman Justus Schwab Chicago Cleveland Detroit Sny Canton Ohio Robertson Charles Larson

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