Court of inquiry halts as Howison replaces. Schley wins early victory
Admiral Schley wins an initial procedural victory as three witnesses imply prejudice from Admiral Howison in favor of Sampson. Howison is excused after three hours, forcing a Navy Department replacement and a brief adjournment. The court will reconvene after a new member is named, likely in three to four days. A large crowd gathered at the Washington navy yard to watch proceedings.
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President in serious condition at Milburn House
Milburn House Buffalo September 13. The President’s physicians report a grave condition with heart dysfunction and weak response to stimulants. Mrs McKinley not informed yet. Abner McKinley summoned after 2:40 a.m. as reports note nurses called and carriages arriving.
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Howison Alleged Prejudice Against Schley At Navy Hearing
Three witnesses testified about Admiral Howison in a Washington court case regarding his fitness to serve. Francis A. Frost described a conversation at the commandant's office in which Howison praised Sampson over Schley and spoke of Schley with a sneer. Frost also noted public credits for the Santiago victory and Howison's remarks on duty at the harbor entrance.
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President in Critical Condition at Milburn House
Buffalo dispatch reports the President critically ill at the Milburn home. Doctors, led by digitalis treatment at 3 oclock, gather at the bedside as messengers rush to Cabinet members and relatives. The scene shows a grave crisis with heightened activity and secrecy.
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President Lincoln's Condition Reported Stalled Recovery
The Bulletin from Milburn House Buffalo dated September 12 reports the President's condition not quite improved. Food is rejected and excretion unsettled while kidneys function. pulse remains unsatisfactory but steady improvement noted. Wound healing and rest described. temperature 100.2 and pulse 128.
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President's condition improves after midnight bulletin
The President's physicians at Milburn House Buffalo issued a midnight bulletin noting all unfavorable symptoms have improved since the last update. Pulse remains 120 and temperature 100.2.
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Chicago seeks arrest of physician linked to McKinley shooting
A Buffalo police chief telegrammed Chicago to arrest a man described as medium height well dressed dark complexioned and a physician. The suspect admitted being in Buffalo during McKinley’s assassination and attending the exposition that afternoon. He claims no knowledge of Isaak but knows Miss Goldman who refused to name him. The doctor was questioned for nearly three hours by city officials before the mayor departed.
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McKinley Crashes into Sinking Spell in Buffalo
President McKinley suffered a sharp sinking spell after 2 PM at Milburn House in Buffalo. Doctors and Cabinet members were summoned. Dr Parke arrived at 2:50 PM followed by Hitchcock and Wilson. AP reports the President is critically ill as medical teams work to revive him.
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