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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1901
Page
9
Washington notes sketch a public career from Civil War service to Congress, governorship, and the presidency. McKinley rises from humble Ohio roots to modern statesman, praised for integrity, leadership, and wartime and peacetime achievements shaping American policy and national unity.
The New York Medical Journal reports details from a Buffalo hospital of the surgery on President McKinley after his shooting. It describes the surgeons, instruments, anesthesia, and steps of the operation, including an incision near the sternum, exploration of the stomach, and the securing of the abdominal contents. the account notes the time and the president’s condition during the procedure.
New York today profiles Theodore Roosevelt born October 27, 1857, chronicling his rise from a frail youth to a fearless leader. The piece details his early health battles, cowboy years, Rough Riders service, governorship, and rapid ascent after McKinley’s death, highlighting his anti machine stance, reform drives, and public image as a self made public servant.
A domestic portrait sketches Mrs Roosevelt guiding the children and education, noting her French and German skills and her role in keeping a close watch on schoolwork. Theodore Roosevelt Jr and siblings Archibald and Ethel are described as bright and athletic, with Teddy Jr. praised as a lively athlete and potential leader.
The Oyster Bay homestead, linked to Vice President Roosevelt, rises as a grand country seat on Sagamore Hill with forested approaches and panoramic views of Long Island and the Connecticut coast. The house hosts a vast library, trophies from hunting, and a portrait of Edith Carow reflecting social influence and family life.
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