President McKinley Improves. Doctors Report Satisfied Conditions
Milburn house updates show the president’s condition growing more satisfactory with no new complications. The 9:15 a.m. briefing notes calm. physicians report steady pulse and temperature improvement and the mind remains clear and alert.
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Milburn
Buffalo
N. Y
P. M. Rixey
M. D. Mann
Rosswell Park
Herman Mynter
Eugene Waldin
Charles M.burney
Gen. B. Cortelyou
Milburn House
McKinley
Knox
Wilson
Charles Emery Smith
Hanna
Abner McKinley
Myron T. Herrick
Fairbanks
Dawes
Kistler Family Reunion Draws 600 At Robison Park
A large Kistler family reunion united about 600 relatives from Indiana and Ohio at Robison park. About 200 Ohio Kin arrived by noon, Indiana hosts numbered 400, with a 125 foot long dinner table filled multiple times. Aaron Kistler presided, with Eli Garman and others serving on the committee. next year’s gathering will be in Seneca county, Ohio.
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Allen County
Kistler
Robison Park
Ohio
Indiana
Kistlers
Fredericks
Hoeltzells
Warners
Aaron Kistler
Eli Garman
Alda Frederick
Frank Garman
William Frederick
Republic
John Metzgar
Seneca County
No New Admissions From Czolgosz Despite Inquiries
Czolgosz continues to claim sole responsibility for the assassination and denies involvement by Emma Goldman or other anarchists. Police deny reports of cabinet actions, saying the case is local and no broad prosecutions against anarchists are planned. Authorities explore Goldman’s movements and reexamine Alfonso Stutz, who faces weapons charges.
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Emma Goldman
Czolgosz
United States
State of
New York
Erie County
Root
Bull
Alfonso Stutz
Stutz
Anarchist Czolgosz details act lone as Goldman claims
The statement from Leon Czolgosz to police is read aloud describing his isolation and motive. He says Emma Goldman incited him to kill and denies any accomplices while detectives seek traces of her group and location. Czolgosz claims he acted alone in Buffalo on President McKinley day.
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Wilson
Delaware Avenue
Park
Hermann Mynter
Abner McKinley
Senator Fairbanks
McKinley
Dawes
Hanna
Mr. McKinley
Hermann Baier
Mabel McKinley
Hitchcock
Milburn House
Roosevelt
Buffalo
Czolgosz
Emma Goldman
Bull
Penny
N. Y
Leon Czolgosz
Detroit
Cleveland
West
Chicago
Newburg
Miss Goliman
Broadway
John Nowak
Nowak
Exposition Grounds
Fair Grounds
Temple of Music
Bresci
Italy
Humbert
Local business ads announce staff changes at Fort Wayne Saddlery
Del Thompson and Harry F. Robinson resign from A. L. Johns & Co. to partner with F. E. Lingrey in the Fort Wayne Saddlery company. The notice appears among advertisements for wallpaper at L. O. Hull’s, 90 Calhoun St.
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L. C. Hull’s
Calhoun St
L. O. Hull's
del Thompson
Harry F. Robinson
A. L. Johns & Co
F. E. Lingrey
Fort Wayne Saddlery Company
Calhoun &T
Police seize trunk of suspect in McKinley attempt case
In New York on September 9, Police Commissioner Murphy ordered the seizure of a trunk belonging to Alfonso Stutz, arrested in Buffalo on suspicion of involvement in the attempt on President McKinley’s life. The trunk was moved to police headquarters for examination. Stutz recently arrived in the United States. Captain Titus declined to comment.
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New York
Murphy
Alfonso Stutz
Buffalo
McKinley
Stutz
Titus
Anarchist Leon Czolgosz Linked to Cedar Camp Worker
Detroit report cites Alpena source John Sherwood saying Leon Czolgosz worked two years ago in a cedar camp near Southbranch Thunder Bay river under the alias Fritz Nieman. Sherwood recalls his radical talk predicting government collapse and the president's death, with no prior Alpena residence claimed.
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Detroit
Mich
Alpena
John Sherwood
Leon Czolgosz
Southbranch
Thunder Bay River
Fritz
Fred Nieman
Sherwood
Nine Archists Held Without Bond In Chicago Case
Nine alleged anarchists were brought before Magistrate Prindiville in Chicago. The hearing was postponed to September 19 to allow fuller investigation of charges that the prisoners conspired to assassinate the president. The six men were held without bail while the three women faced bonds of 3000 dollars.
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Chicago
No Proof of Anarchist Plot Against President, Cleveland Says
Superintendent Corner of the Cleveland police department said there is no proof of any anarchist plot to kill the president. Police have followed meager evidence threads, while residents of Newburg fear a local ring working with Chicago anarchists.
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Cleveland
Corner
Cleveland Police Department
Associated Press
Newburg
Chicago
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Marine Hospital
Rixey
Bissell
Charles P. Sanger
Eugene Wasdin
Denver
Abner M’kinley
Senator Hanna Happy
Colonel Herrrick
Henry B. MacFarland
Board of Commissioners of
District of Columbia
Wilcox Mansion
City
St. Louis
Emma
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