President McKinley Recovery At Buffalo After Shooting
President McKinley shows gradual improvement after being shot in Buffalo. Doctors report no fever or blood poisoning, and the next danger may be peritonitis in five to seven days. Security tightens around the Milburn house as reporters describe the tense scene and the surgeon’s cautious optimism.
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McKinley
Buffalo
Poole San
Garfield
McBurney
New York
President McKinley
Milburn House
Glenny House
Highland Street
Milburn
Delaware Avenue
United States
Western Union
Russia
Hanna
Roosevelt
Czolgosz
Caulgoaz
John Parker
Foster
Canlgoaz
Cralgogz
President McKinley’s condition updates issued by physicians
A Western Union bulletin at 2:30 reports President McKinley suffered a sinking spell after 2 o'clock with physicians and cabinet asked to assist. A later bulletin notes slight improvement with better response to stimulants, no pain, no unconsciousness, pulse 128 and temperature 99.8. By 12:39 pm his condition remains practically unchanged since the 9:00 am bulletin and he sleeps quietly.
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Cortelyou
Czolgosz
Czolgonz
Mr. Cortelyou
Mr. Milburn
Senor Azpirozy
Western Union Telegraph Company
McKinley
Yaiciana
Buffalo
N. Y
Physiciana