Improved Condition After Wound Dressing Report
The bulletin states better condition after dressing a wound this morning. The update notes notably improved status and stability following medical care.
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Newspaper
Moline Daily Journal
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1901
Page
1
The bulletin states better condition after dressing a wound this morning. The update notes notably improved status and stability following medical care.
Bulletin from Milburn House in Buffalo reports President Roosevelt rested well after surgery. Beff juice nourishes him and stomach tolerates it. temperature around 100.2, pulse 118. Surgeons state danger past, recovery hopeful though a lead fragment remains. Vice President, Hanna, and cabinet members depart as others stay.
Reports describe the president’s gradual recovery with increased movement and careful feeding by mouth resuming after four days of fasting. Doctors praise unanimous care, while access to the sick room remains restricted to protect his strength and wound healing.
Cleveland veterans of the naval branch won first in the grand army encampment events marking Oliver Hazard Perry’s Lake Erie victory. Gen Leo Rassieur reviewed the parade with Gen Rossteur, joined by ex Secretary Russell Alger and Gen J Warren Kiefer. Admiral Kelley served as grand marshal. Senator Hanna leads Thursday arrangements for President's Day events and the G A R convention. Monument square glowed with 25 000 lights on arches and buildings, creating a striking electric ball display over the square.
A brief report notes the capture of Miss Goldman with observers indicating the event occurred recently. Details remain sparse as the item appears in a compact news brief from the era.
Emma Goldman, alleged influence on Leon Czolgosz, was arrested in Chicago at 303 Sheffield Avenue after claiming she never urged violence. She asserted she had nothing to do with the McKinley assassination and described the charges as a police trap.
Danville IHS reports John E.i Leffler, a veteran, degraded on Tuesday with coat buttons cut off and drummed off grounds for showing elation at the attempt on the president. In Wisconsin at Trairie du Chien and Ferryville area, George Halverson and Tom Roland, both about 26, drowned while fishing near Ferryville. Halverson left a wife and child.
The universal peace conference began a four day session with Dr Trueblood noting strong American sentiment since 1815 and the federal government pledged to The Hague conference. Peace advocates push for mutual arbitration and refer disputes to The Hague across American republics.
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