Roosevelt Earns Respect Amid President's Illness
The article notes Vice President Roosevelt's steady, dignified handling of the crisis after the president's danger. He rejects the idea of constitutional disability, remains confident in the president's recovery, and meets with cabinet members and Senator Hanna while avoiding an escort.
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Hitchcock
Wilson
Hanna
Mckinley
Roosevelt
Winaouser
Millourn
Secret Service
President Confident of Recovery After Wounding
Buffalo reports show the president does not fear a fatal outcome and believes recovery will come with time. He acknowledges the wound and operation but remains optimistic about sitting up soon and continues to consult surgeons on his progress. He proudly demonstrates turning over in bed without pain.
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Buffalo
Tas
Solicitude for Mrs McKinley in Buffalo crowds
Buffalo crowds show strong sympathy for Mrs McKinley wife of the wounded president. At the Milburn grounds she appeared in a blue silk dress and violet trimmed hat, supported by Mrs Milburn, as she and Mrs McWilliams rode past on Delaware avenue amid restrained curiosity and concern.
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Buffalo
Srunday
Milburn
Mrs. McKinley
Mail Carrier Fired for Expressing Satisfaction Over McKinley Shooting
Second Assistant Postmaster General Shellenberger cancelled the mail carrier Charles F. Cortright for expressing that he was glad the president was shot. Cortright held a contract between Homer in Cortland County and Spafford in Onondaga County, New York. Affidavits from four Homer residents supported the remark.
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President McKinley
Washington
Shellenberger
McKinley
Charles F. Cortright
Homer
Cortland County
Spafford
Onondagdé& County
Cortright
Alleged Anarchist Arrested Near Silver City
Antonio Maggio the musician and alleged anarchist who supposedly predicted President McKinley’s assassination before October 1901 was arrested at San Rita near here last evening.
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Silver City
N. Mex
Antonio Maggio
McKinley
San Rita
Here
Trin. Gettysburg round over in Daly murder case
Rome C. Glover, charged with killing A. B. Daly at Forest City on August 25, was found by the sheriff at Faulkton and brought to this county where he was bound over to the circuit court.
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Trin
Gettysburg
S. D
Rome
C.glover
A. B. Daly
Forest City
Faulkton
Prayer Answered Echoes at G A R Encampment Opening
The thirty fifth annual G A R encampment in Cleveland opens under auspicious circumstances after the Buffalo assassination attempt on President McKinley. General Sickles thanks providence and vows to back McKinley, while Senator Manderson calls for stamping out anarchy and socialism. A mass meeting is planned in the Central Armory on Thursday for praise and thanksgiving.
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Cleveland
Daniel EB. Sickies
Gen. Sickies
National
Leo Bassieur
Buffalo
McKinley
Manderson
Nebraska
Ohio
Gen. Manderson
Sons of America
Citizens’ Grand Army Committee
Grand Army
Suspects Bound Over in Chicago Anarchist Hearing
Chicago anarchists led by Abraham Isaak editor of Free Society were arraigned in Harrison Street police court and bound over until the 19th. Women of the party were released on 3000 dollars bail and sought immediate hearing but were denied. They will apply for a writ of habeas corpus.
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Chicago
Abraham Isaak
Free Society
Czolgosz
Harrison Street
Mind Unbalancing Drives Young Man to Self Inflicted Death
Huntington Sept 11 John Thompson 25 son of wealthy parents shot himself after discussing an alleged attempted assassination of McKinley. Authorities believe mental state deteriorated following the event.
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Huntington
W. Va
John Thompson
McKinley
German Interest Keen Over McKinley Condition
Berlin reports public interest in President McKinley’s condition remains very keen with newspapers publishing extensive coverage. Expressions of sympathy are heard on all sides as the topic dominates conversations.
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Berlin
McKinley
Dritons Sympathetic Prayers For President McKinley Recovery
London reports widespread relief over McKinley's improving condition. Prayers by hundreds in major churches and many country chapels voiced sympathy, with Canterbury, Westminster Abbey, St. Paul’s among venues. Americans joined the throng in London services.
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London
England
McKinley
King
Edward
St. Paul's
Westminster Abbey
Canterbury Cathedral
F.B. Meyers
Beaches’ Field
Henry White
United States
Prayers for President McKinley Echoed in Major Cities
Across New York Chicago Washington and St Louis church services yesterday offered prayers for President McKinley a surge of thanksgiving at encouraging Buffalo dispatches and renewed calls to stamp out anarchy amid clergy sermons citing the attack as a threat to the government.
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New York
New York City
McKinley
Buffalo
Ochicago
Chicago
Washington
National Capital
St. Louis
Queen Margherita Reacts To McKinley Shooting
London reports Queen Margherita widow of Humbert sympathizes with Mrs. McKinley after the assassination attempt on President McKinley. The Rome corresp ondent notes tears and mentions the pope expressing deep emotion and prayers for the president and his wife.
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Humbert
Melvinieys
London
Margherita
President McKinley
Rome
Daily News
McKinley
Miller Fires Shotgun in Lodge Meeting Killing Bystander
Absalom Miller, head of the Ashboro miners lodge in Brazil Indiana, fired a double-barreled shotgun during a lodge meeting while covering Mack Clark who had threatened him. The shot mortally wounded James Clark, an innocent bystander. Miller is jailed.
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Absalom Miller
Indiana
Brazil
Ind
Miners’ Lodge
Ashboro
Mack Clark
Miller
James Clark
Desperate Measures Ordered to Suppress Anarchy in Chicago
Chicago authorities led by Mayor Harrison and Police Superintendent ONeill ban public revolutionary speeches. Special orders direct district commanders to attend all meetings deemed anarchistic and arrest speakers for violent language, aiming to prevent further unrest.
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Chicago
Harrison
O’neill
Poles Denounce Attempted Assassination of the President
An indignation meeting of about 500 Poles, including many of New York City’s 80,000 Poles, was held at St. Stanislaus Church. Speakers denounced Czolgosz and his crime while offering warm, universal sympathy for the president and his family.
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New York
New York City
Church of St. Stanislaus
Czolgosz
United States Training Ship Buffalo Sails From Greenock
The United States training ship Buffalo left Greenock after a four day delay. Eighty five crew were missing on Tuesday. Since then fifty deserters have been arrested and placed aboard the ship. The Buffalo carried away more than thirty deserters.
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Buffalo
Greenock
United States
Justice Department backs federal conspiracy law in anarchist plot
Washington reports that secret service and police are tracing an alleged anarchist plot to assassinate the president. Solicitor General Richards argues sections 5508 5509 of the 1870 crimes act can apply to conspiracy or acts inspired by anarchists like Czolgosz. Agents search for Emma Goldman and other leaders as officials press for federal court action.
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Washington
Secret Service Bureau
Department of Justice
Richards
United States
Czolgosz
Wilkie
Secret Service
Emma Goldman
Goldman
Fire at Logan livery barn kills twenty horses in Richmond
Incendiary fire destroyed John A. Logan's livery barn in Richmond Indiana killing twenty horses. Local authorities pursue the cause as investigators inspect the scene and assess damages.
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John A. Logan
Richmond
Ind
Algona Central Railroad
Sault Ste
Watch the Reds Police Issued Orders in McKinley Case
Capt Titus of the detective bureau orders men to watch for anarchists and locate Emma Goldman amid the McKinley shooting case. No outbreak expected in New York. belief grows that Czolgosz was not unknown to local anarchists.
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New York
Sept
Titus
Detective Bureau
Emma Goldman
McKinley
Czolgosz
Plot Against Gov. Yates Heard by Commissioned Secretary
A gray haired woman claiming to be a traveling saleswoman gained access to the Illinois state house and told Maj. W. S. Robbins of a plot to assassinate Governor Yates upon his return from the Pan-American exposition. Robbins suspects the caller is mentally unwell.
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Springfield
Ill
State House
Maj. W. S. Robbins
Gov. Yates
Central
Humiliated Cincinnati Officer Degraded Over McKinley Assassination Remark
George Huesmann, a mounted policeman in Cincinnati, had his rank insignia removed before fellow officers after he said he was glad McKinley was shot. He claimed a misunderstanding, while serving on President McKinley's guard of honor during his visit.
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McKinley
Cincinnati
George Huesmann
McKkinley
Huesmann
Guard of Honor
Markets Report From Grain and Live Stock Centers
St Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth, Milwaukee, Chicago, Sioux City offer detailed grain and livestock quotes. Wheat, corn, oats, flax prices listed by grade and delivery, with cattle hogs and sheep values across major trading hubs.
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St. Paul
Northern
Minneapolis
Duluth
Milwaukee
Wis
Chicago
Sioux City
Iowa
Texas
South St. Paul
Dewey Sets Daily Sessions for Court of Inquiry
Admiral Dewey and Capt Lemley met at the navy department and arranged daily session times for the Schley court after it assembles at 1 pm. The court will sit from 10 to 12 and 1 to 3 each day, Sundays excluded, until the investigation ends.
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Admiral Dewey
Washington
Schley Court
Lemley
Navy Department
Miles Returns to Inspect Fort Harrison in Montana
Gen Nelson A Miles arrived in Helena to inspect Fort Harrison and reassess plans as reassuring news on President Melkinley reached him. He then decided to continue his Western inspection trip and proceeded to Fort Assinniboine.
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Miles
Helena
Mont
Nelson A. Miles
Fort Harrison
Melkinley
Fort Assinniboire
Burglary Reported in Adams Minnesota
Burglars broke into the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul depot the Adams Lumber company office Peter Miesen's saloon Lyon's restaurant and Jung's beer depot at Adams Minnesota on September 11. Little value taken and authorities suspect local amateurs performed the break in.
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Adams
Adams, Minn
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Adams Lumber Company
Peter Miesen
Lyon
Jung
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