11 Sep 1901
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1901
Page
1
Buffalo dispatch reports a new danger to the President as inflammation and blood poisoning loomed after the bullet wound. Doctors opened the wound to remove a foreign substance, a fragment of the President's coat, amid long consultations and worry about the recovery.
Weather conditions and forecast include showers in New England on Wednesday with warmer temperatures in western Maine and partly cloudy sky on Thursday with fresh winds. Eastern New York expects showers Wednesday and likely Thursday with light to fresh south to west winds.
A dealer prospect asks consumers to try Roessie Premium Export Brand Lager in a two dozen bottle case. The offer notes refunds for empty bottles after return, with Boston based Roessie Brewery at 1250 Columbus Ave.
Nathan Fingold, the Boston Anarchist, was mobbed last night at 6 Compton Street. A missile shattered his shop window as police protected him and his family. The crowd pressed the street, hurled threats, and Fingold and officers fled to safety upstairs before the mob dispersed.
Crude ad copy touts Cuba Big Brother Cigiro as a cheap smoke with a 5 in a packet price of 10 cents. It claims quick 15 minute intervals and a rich aroma.
Buffalo bulletin says Friday operation found a coat fragment beneath the President's skin. Irritation delayed healing as few stitches were removed and skin opened. he may resume nourishment with beef juice. Surgeons affirm no additional complications. Signed by Dr. Rixey and others including Cortelyou.
Bulletin updates on the President's health show varying vitals across times. Early morning reports describe eminently satisfactory status, with rising pulse and temperature by afternoon and a later notice noting no major change by midnight.
See pages 2 4 5 7 and s for detailed coverage of the president's condition and health updates. The scattered references imply ongoing medical briefings and potential developments from the White House and medical staff.
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