McKinley in Weakening Condition Stirs Buffalo Despatch
Special despatch from Buffalo notes President McKinley’s condition remains precarious with no fresh improvements. Doctors pursue care and avoid risky operations while public sentiment shifts between hope and caution. Roosevelt's behavior, Mrs McKinley’s mood, and the Milburn house press setup loom large as authorities weigh security and policy amid rumors of a possible crackdown on anarchist groups.
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Edison
McKinley
Dr. McBurney
President’s Illness Prolonged Crisis Extends Forty-Eight Hours
At Milburn House Buffalo on September 8, the President remains in a serious condition. Doctors say the crisis will not pass for another forty eight hours, but report his general condition unchanged and holding his own as night bulletin favors recovery prospects.
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Buffalo
Milburn ‘House
Cortelyou
President Suffering Yet Hopeful Amid Perilous Aftermath
Milburn House Buffalo dispatch reports six doctors see reason for cautious optimism about President McKinley’s recovery. They note vital signs improving but warn peritonitis or blood poisoning remain possible within 24 hours. Public bulletins are restrained while doctors privately project hopeful outcomes.
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Czolgnsz
No Danger That Foreign Element Will Cause Panic
Special Despatch to Commercial: Tribune New York Sept 8: Foreign holdings of American securities are comparatively insignificant and mostly in Great Britain, Holland, and Germany. Despite past turmoil after Garfields assassination, foreign investors remain conservative and unlikely to flood markets. London’s float is small and easily absorbed. the crisis is a home banking matter with no imminent danger of widespread foreign selling. Early trading is expected to open at slightly higher levels than Saturday.
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Tribune
New, York
Great Britain
Holland
Germany
Garfeld
Garfield
London
Officials of the Treasury Have No Fear of Panic
Treasury officials quietly studied how discouraging news in the morning could affect stock and money markets. They expect early bulletins to be favorable and believe Wall Street arrangements will protect the money supply. The piece notes the Garfield death once caused a panic, but now the market is in strong hands and less vulnerable to bad news.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Sept
Treasury
Gage
Wall Street
Mobiéy
Garfield
Femare Ee
McKinley
Heaven
Earth
Authorities Voice Confidence in McKinley Recovery Prospects
Bulletin from Milburn House reports President McKinley resting comfortably with stable pulse and temperature. Doctors and officials express cautious optimism while warning against possible complications from abdominal infection and the unseen bullet. Mrs McKinley visits, Park er praised for quick actions.
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