Wounded President Receives Global Sympathy and Care
Bulletin reports President McKinley resting with no peritonitis signs after the shooting. Dr. McBurney, a famed surgeon, joins to advise. international monarchs and leaders send messages of sympathy as the crisis unfolds and future succession remains a remote contingency.
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McBurney
thasg@Huntry
Park
Foura
Edward
William Cable
Portugal
Oscar
Sweden
Turkey
Ouhet
France
Italy
Hope Grows Strong In President's Recovery News
A Buffalo dispatch reports improved prospects for the president's recovery from illness. Doctors found no unfavorable symptoms as he rested under care at the Milburn house. Crowds gathered as word spread that the crisis might be passing, fueling cautious optimism among officials and visitors.
Thanksgiving Hope Fights On as President Remains in Danger
Newsmen camped in makeshift tents report daily the president’s condition while physicians express guarded optimism. If peritonitis does not develop by tomorrow, the danger may recede. the assassin’s ball remains in the body, with no current threat from lead inflammation anticipated.
Edison X-Ray Machine Arrives to Aid President
An advanced Edison X-ray device and Dr H A Knolls arrived at Milburn House Sunday. Officials report the president's condition improves with natural sleep and nourishment, while cabinet members and leaders express cautious optimism and defend medical bulletins.
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Edison
H. A. Knolls
Exposition Grounds
Milburn House
Cabinet members rally as Chief is ill in crisis
All cabinet members except Secretaries Hay and Long telegraph their plans while the president is ill. Hay signals a Monday start from Newberry likely before Monday night. Long also indicates he is coming. They assess emergency needs and await the president’s status, remaining at Duffalo until danger subsides.
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Hay
Long
Newberry
Tim
Roosevelt
Duffalo Ehh
Washinston
Mrs McKinley Fortitude Under Capital Plot Inquiry
President's wife Mrs McKinley remains firm as Mrs Rand arrives to stay during this period. Cabinet and secret service suppress sensational exposure of Czolgosz. District attorney and police bar interviews while Root seeks plots' origins. Ahnder McKinley arrives at 12:20 am and is admitted.
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Root
Ahnder McKinley
President in Critical Condition at Buffalo Milburn House
The president remains in a time critical state at Milburn House in Buffalo. Sunday reports say he is holding his own, with physicians noting no loss of strength and no threatening conditions. Night bulletin by doctors conveys cautious optimism about his recovery chances if he passes the night safely.
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Milburn Fm
Buffalo
P.M. Rixey
Chas. Mecburney
M. D. Mann
Herman Mynter
Ros W. Parke
Eugene Waldin
George B. Cortelyou
Milburn House
N. Y
Harry Hamlin
Roosevelt
Hanna
Cortelyou
Mifburn House
Root
Gage
Hitchcock
Knox
Milburn
Fac
President in Serious Condition Amid Uncertain 48 Hour Crisis
Doctors report the president remains in a serious condition with no unfavorable findings. Officials expect the crisis to extend for about 48 hours as professionals monitor the case. Cold night and favorable weather cited by observers as the president’s condition is reassessed.
Public to be fully advised on president condition
The public will be kept fully advised of the actual condition of the president. Bulletins are carefully prepared and authoritative, intended to give the facts at the hour issued and quell any idea that the official bulletins underestimate conditions.
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Buffalo
George B. Cortelyou
Italian anarchists celebrate McKinley assassination at Guffey Hollow
In McKeesport Pennsylvania on September 9 a large Italian anarchist gathering near Buena Vista at Guffey Hollow honored Czolgosz with beer whisky speeches and songs. Led by Garcia Ciames villa who edits the Wiiebrand in Chicago the group praised Tiresei and pledged further action after the King Humbert murder.
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McKinley
Guffey Hollow
Youghiogheny River
Buena Vista
Czolgosz
Garcia Ciamesvilla
Spring Valley
Wiiebrand
Chicago
Sresei
Humbert
Tle
Tiresei
Pittsburg
The Pope's Sympathies Amid McKinley Attack News
London report details Queen Margherita's tears and the pope's sorrow over the attempt on President McKinley. The pontiff prays for the president's survival and for mercy for the afflicted wife, calling violent crime a modern curse.
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London
Margherita
McKinley
Rome
Daily News
Daily
Nesvs
Indignation Meeting Denounces Czolgosz in New York
About 500 Poles in New York at St Stanislaus Church denounce the assassin and his crime while pledging sympathy for the president. The group doubts his nationality and plans a delegate trip to Cleveland and Toledo to trace his ancestry and prove he is Russian by descent.
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New York
New York City
Church of St. Stanislaus
Czolgosz
Cleveland
Toledo
West
Death Penalty Proposed for Assassination Attempt
Cumberland Sept 9 Congressman George A Pearce of Maryland said he will offer a bill in the next congress to amend the constitution making an unsuccessful attempt on a president's life treason with the penalty death. The attacker is seen as a public enemy.
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Congress
Cumberland
McKinley
George A. Pearce
Maryland
United States
Colombia Faces Financial Collapse Amid Revolt and War Threats
Colon Sept 9 report notes Colombia's currency devaluation, widespread looting of funds, and forced loans as the government struggles to pay troops. It cites 1,500 Isthmus troops owed $45,000 in gold, with liberals rallying, Venezuelan tensions rising, and Colombia seeking to endanger its navy assets including gunboats Pinzon and Cordoba.
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Colon
United States
Panama
Kingston
Colombia
Venezuela
Isthmus
Chorrera
Pacific
Pinzon
Gen. Alban
Cordoba
Martinique
Rebels Close On Colon As Loyalist Forces Rally
Kingston Jamaica Sept 9 The royal steamer Tara from Colon reports rebel activity near Panama and Colon. Fighting occurred at Bocas del Toro. Rebels threaten to attack Colon within a fortnight as the government concentrates troops and trade remains nearly paralyzed.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Tara
Colon
Panama
Bocas del Toro
Mob escorts Wheeler as Booneville guards guard case in shooting
Indianapolis telegraphs Gov Durbin for National Guard aid to Booneville to guard Buck Wheeler after he killed his son in law Emos Burns and decapitated him. Sheriff and citizens escort Wheeler to Evansville while the mob disperses. In Louisville smoke from Great Lakes forest fires drifts south. In Muncie ministers and churches hold prayers for President McKinley after the attempted assassination.
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Buck Wheeler
Booneville
Evansville
Indianapolis
Ind
Buck” Wheeler
Emas Burns
Hudson
Warrick County
Durbin
National Guard
Anderson
Wheeler
Burns
Louisville
Great Lakes
H. B. Herry
Absolom Miller Fires Shot. James Clark Killed in Ashboro Meeting
In Brazil Indiana Absolom Miller, leader of the Miners lodge at Ashboro, fired a double barreled shotgun during a meeting to ward off Mack Clark. The blast killed bystander James Clark. Miller is jailed. Evansville loses to Bloomington in season finale. Paine falters as four runs cross in sixth.
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Brazil
Ind
Absolom Miller
Miners’ Lodge
Ashboro
Mack Clark
Lfe
Miller
James Clark
Evansville
Bloomington
Paine
Roth
McGreevy and Pelt
Retired capitalist A J Robinson strikes after remark on McKinley fate
In Logansport Indiana on September 9 A J Robinson aged 65 confronted a bystander who said it served him right about President McKinley's fate. Robinson struck with a terrific blow and the man fled to escape a mob.
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Logansport
Ind
A. J. Robinson
McKinley
Madreline, Fast Race Mare, Dead at Lexington Farm
Lexington news reports the death of Madreline a fast race mare sired by Fonso out of Peg Woffington by Longfellow at owner T C McDowell s farm in Kentucky. Madreline had multiple turf wins in her career. Terre Haute race results note Terre Haute versus Decatur with Hackett Stamagle Dorner and Noonan listed. umpire Nelson referenced.
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Lexington
Madreline
Fonso
Peg Woffington
Longfellow
T. C. McDowell
Terre Haute
Ind
Terre Nsante
Decatur
Hackett
Stamagle
Dorner
Noonan
Nelson
Man Arrested in Windsor Hotel Robbery Case
Huntington Ind September 9 Taul Bartley 22 from Pittsburg Pa home arrested for robbing guests of the Windsor hotel.
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Huntington
Ind
Taul Bartley
Pittsburg. A
Windsor Hotel
Amalgamated Strike Leaders Push for Settlement
Pittsburgh September reports suggest the Amalgamated Association executive board urged President Shaffer to seek a settlement with President Schwab and end the steel strike. Shaffer may be meeting Schwab in New York or at his Loretto summer home as leaders work to keep workers in line for a timely accord. If workers strike solo, terms offered by the corporation may be preferable to a mass walkout.
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Pittsburg
The
Amalgamated Association
Shaffer
Schwab
Mr. Schwab
Loretto
New York
Corporation
Talmage calls for violent punishment in sermon
In Ocean Grove New Jersey Dr. T DeWitt Talmage urged Buffalo police to dash the brains of a gunman on the spot after he shot the president. The crowd of 10000 applauded. A separate fire in New Orleans destroyed J H Manges wholesale grocery and Chandlery and L M Brundswig chemical warehouse on Common Street. losses estimated at 200000.
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New York
Ocean Grove
N. J
T. DeWitt Talmage
Washington
Buffalo
New Orleans
Common Street
Magazine
J. H. Manges
L. M. Brundswig & Co
New York Sculler Titus Breaks Tide Water Record
C S Titus formerly of New Orleans and now senior sculler for the Union Boat Club of New York rowed a mile on the Harlem river in 5 minutes 25 seconds, breaking the American tide water record. The previous holder was John Rumehr of New York with 5 minutes 27 seconds.
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New York
Titus
New Orleans
Union Boat Club
New York City
Harlem
John Rumehr
Wreck Report Near Progresso Sighted Steamship Vimeira
The steamer Vimeira reports passing a vessel on September 3 at latitude 24.23 longitude 80.37, described as a 140 ton schooner bottom up coppered and yellow spars, copper in good condition, afloat alongside.
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New York
Vimeira
Progresso
Abducted Missionary Miss Stone Still Held by Brigands
In Constantinople the American legation reports Miss Stone remains a prisoner held by brigands in the Vilayet of Salonica. No ransom amount has been announced yet for her release.
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Constantinople
Miss Stone
Vilayet
Salonica
Prominent Chicago manufacturer commits suicide in domestic dispute
H L Cantu reports that Churchill a 37 year old clear manufacturer shot himself to death Sunday amid domestic troubles. In New York H C Armour of Chicago died Sunday at the cottage he had occupied for the summer according to a Saratoga dispatch.
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Cantu
Frank
Churchill
New York
Saratoga
H. C. Armour
Chicago
Storm on Lake Huron Leaves No Lives Lost
Port Huron Michigan reports a severe gale on Lake Huron causing massive vessel damage with thousands of dollars in property stranded along shore. Life-saving crews rescued 38 aboard Saturday night with no fatalities. ships Amaranth and Pauley wrecked. Wawataim freed. Sarnia to be saved. heroic efforts to salvage boats continue.
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Port Huron
Mich
Lake Huron
Amaranth
Capt
Kotcher
Detroit
Pauley
Wawataim
Sarnia
Captough
Baseball Scores and Standings From Sunday Games
Detroit and Milwaukee labored through low scoring affairs with Chicago and Washington also posting victories. Standings list Detroit Baltimore Philadelphia Washington Cleveland Milwaukee Columbus Grand Rapids Toledo Marion and London records, with Morris death noted, born November 14, 1827.
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Detroit
Baltimore
Cronin
McAllister
Nops
Stresnahan
Hart
Milwaukee
Wash’ton
Hastings
Maloney
Carrick and Clarke
Cantillion
Washton
Reidy
Patton
Clarke
Chicago
Roston
Patterson and Sullivan
Young and Criger
Sheridan
Toston
JSG
Philadelphia
Washington
Cleveland
Columbus
Rapids
Wagner
Zinram
Burns
Zalusky
Dayton
Matthews
Jones
Cross
Gatch
Harnish
Coggswell
Wills
Williams
Wright
Toledo
Marion
Joss and Graffins
McPherson and Livers
Grand Rapids
Ft. Wayne
Wheeling
London
Michael Morris
Laron Morris
Killanin
Ile
Market Report from Cincinnati and Chicago Prices
The daily market notes show Cincinnati wheat at No 2 red around 7 1 4 to 7 2 c on track with other grains listed. Flour ranges across winter patent to low grade, and cattle and hog prices vary from Packers to butchers and calves. Indianapolis figures include export steers and feeder categories with mixed quality notes.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Indianapolis
Canada’s Pan American Exposition Building at Buffalo
Special Buffalo correspondence describes Canada’s grand 60 by 108 foot two story Elizabethan style pavilion erected for Pan American Exposition. It houses national exhibits with buffalo and musk ox specimens, moose and other wildlife, Ontario and Intercolonial railway artifacts, and a grand interior designed by the agriculture department to showcase Canadian resources.
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Buffalo
Dominion of Canada
Canada
United States
Dominion Government
Province of
Ontario
Department of Agriculture
The
Dominion
Sidney A. Fisher
Agriculture
New Brunswick
Intercolonial Railway
Canadian
Northwest Territory
Warburton Pike
Charles E. Turner
Ottawa
Canada Building
Commission
J. Hutchinson
William A. Burns
Gas-Saving Kitchen Hint Among Brief Tips
Practical tip advises turning off the stove when not in use to save fuel. States a two minute wait may not speed up boiling and that keeping a flame steady does not hasten a mixture's boiling.
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Maderline
Talmage
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