Death of M Kinley Bullets of Assassin Fatal End
Long suspense ends as President McKinley dies at 6 15 am after hours of unconsciousness at Milburn house Buffalo. Official reports recount last words to his wife and the crowd’s grief with doctors striving to revive him and scholars speculating on autopsy results. Roosevelt to succeed. national mourning to follow with state funeral plans and honor guards.
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President in Critical Condition in Buffalo
Buffalo reports the president was unconscious at 6:40 PM and barely alive by 7:40 PM. Postmaster General Smith departed Washington for Buffalo, with cabinet members leaving the house as the end neared. The president murmured to his wife as oxygen kept him alive, messages say.
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Death of the President Sparks Turmoil and Reactions
Richmond mourns as bells toll for the president. In Milwaukee the banks face a currency regulator’s veto on consolidating two national banks, forcing liquidation and reorganization. Authorities warn of possible unrest in Chicago and elsewhere as news spreads, with police precautions at major sites. Reports from Quitaio and Buffalo describe guard deployments and orderly crowds around Czolgoss ski confinement. New York notes a rise in weekly bank clearings. A Warsaw incident ties to Czolg ez assassination plots with a local witness recalling events at Buffalo.
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Red danger crowds in Chicago as Emma Goldman fate looms
Chicago crowds gather around bulletin boards seeking news on the president's condition and the anarchists in county jail. Police post guards at armories and depots while Emma Goldman shows no remorse upon hearing the president’s death bulletin.
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The Dead President of Ohio Politician Timeline
A compact chronicle from Bown ae Niles detailing an Ohio politician’s life from 1843 to 1901. Enlistment in 1861, brevet major by 1863, bar admission 1867, prosecuting attorney 1868, congressman 1876, Ways and Means chair 1889, Governor 1894 and 1898, President 1896 and 1900, death 1901.
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Red flag incident linked to assassination witness accounts
A witness testified she heard a speech the day before the president was shot and saw a red flag in the crowd. She recalled it after the shooting and believed it signaled Czolgosz from his confederate. Her sister and another observer corroborated the red flag sighting, and she was told not to mention it to Buffalo reporters.
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Temple of Magic
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Garbled plea to meet at train mocks university head
A Pecatonica girl writes to University of Chicago President Harper asking him to meet her at Chicago Union Station when she arrives to enroll in the education school. She describes herself in detail and humorously asks him to wear his ears in his hat to identify him. The university jokes that someone other than the president might go to meet her.
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Priest sues for Catholic funeral services in Sioux City
In Sioux City on September 13 a Catholic priest, Father Daignault, sues the estate of Victoria Brughier for 75 dollars claiming fees for priestly services choir candles and incense at her funeral. An administrator counters the charge as excessive. The priest testified that rites for the poor are minimal but first class funerals for the wealthy incur charges.
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Great Northern Wreck Near Cascade Tunnel Kills Three
Western Wreck reports a Great Northern train derailed near Cascade tunnel Washington after airbrakes failed. The cars piled up, fire broke out and thirty one freight cars burned. Victims named include engineer Frank Dahlgren fireman Jeko Campbell and two unidentified workers.
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In State of Siege in Pittsburg
Pittsburg Sept 13 rumors swirled that the strike had settled but Shafter’s absence until 4 p m suggested no change. Ghaffar called a 40 minute national officers’ conference. Guarded by two officers, six nonunion workers were escorted into the Monongahela tin plate plant amid a pursuing crowd. a shot rang out but no injuries reported as tensions remain high around the plant.
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Roosevelt Isolated as Vice President Misses Fast News
A North Creek bulletin near 8:30 p.m. reports Vice President Roosevelt unable to reach here before early morning. Messages only carried sparse details on the president's condition. A team was dispatched from the tower club house ten miles away to deliver latest bulletins, with Roosevelt expected to move by road to Albany by morning.
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