08 Sep 1901
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1901
Page
1
Buffalo dispatch reports a grave night as President McKinley fights for life after a stomach bullet wound. Doctors warn septic danger if the bullet remains. Mrs McKinley endures narcotics yet begs for her husband. Roosevelt visits, public calm contrasts with anxious officials or actions ahead.
Private advices to the Commercial Tribune indicate the Presidents condition is extremely grave and death could come at any moment. At 2 o'clock Sunday morning officials reported he was sleeping peacefully and physicians left the bed chamber to rest.
Dr Edward Wallace Lee a surgeon who operated on President McKinley in Buffalo says the President remains in an extremely serious state. He notes the stomach wound is large and ragged and confirms the President was moved to John Milburn's home after surgery.
Leon Czolgosz, self described anarchist disciple, insists he acted alone in the McKinley shooting. He detailed the Temple of Music scene and his bandaged hand deception, while denying any plot or conspirators. Police continue questioning as authorities expect further revelations.
Special Despatch from Buffalo notes the President conscious with doctors watching for blood poisoning. Secret Service and police seek to uncover an anarchist plot while the Cabinet plans to proceed with affairs as the nation awaits word on recovery. Will pursue all leads nationwide to crush anarchism regardless of outcome.
Special Despatch to Commercial Tribune Dayton Ohio Sept 7 Harris I Rothaar 11 son of Mr and Mrs Daniel Rothaar died today from injuries received yesterday while feeding a horse at Paneok Cae. He was trampled upon and sustained severe cuts and bruises with internal injuries.
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