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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1901
Page
5
President McKinley was shot by an anarchist on the Pan American Exposition grounds. Initial reports say his condition is critical but improving as doctors treat him. crowds, police, and medical staff act swiftly while Mrs McKinley remains at the Milburn house.
The blonde 34 year old Detroit native described as German-Molla heritage is suspected in a deadly attack in the Poti district of Buffalo. He allegedly joined an anarchist group through Emma old man’s writings, denies confederates, bought a revolver in Cleveland three days prior, and lists local butchers and workers as relatives or associates.
The manuscript recounts a condemned act linked to Emma Goldman. A man details a motive to kill the president at the Pan American exposition, describing his fixation on notoriety, efforts to obtain a revolver, and the moment he fired. He denies accomplices and claims to act alone for a greater cause.
President McKinley was shot at close range while greeting a would-be assassin at the Temple of Music on the Pan-American grounds. A U S secret service detail intervened as the assailant fled toward police, with the president sustaining a gunshot wound to the abdomen and chest as chaos erupted among the crowd. The assailant was captured by Buffalo police and taken to police headquarters.
A garbled foreign editorial claims President McKinley was the victim of a horrific crime and compares it to ancient atrocities. The piece stresses global horror and condemns humanity’s shame, noting the enduring shock of the event and echoing indignation across nations.
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