Wounded Chief of the Country Rested and Nourished
The report notes the wounded chief of the country has rested well and receives nourishment.
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Newspaper
Moline Daily Journal
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1901
Page
1
President McKinley improves amid recovery reports
Bulletin from Milburn House Buffalo states President McKinley can take more nourishment and shows no blood poisoning. Doctors report normal white cells, no pus, improving wound, encysted bullet, and better digestion of beef juice. Cabinet and officials discuss legal matters but no federal charge action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milburn House
Buffalo
M. Rixey
M D. Mann
Robwell Park
Herman Mynter
Milburn
Wasdin
Mynter
Queetier
Marine hospital servi@ce
Goldman Held Without Bail In McKinley Conspiracy Case
Chicago magistrate Prindiville orders Emma Goldman held without bail as hearings proceed in the conspiracy to murder President McKinley case. The judge awaits higher court decisions and a habeas corpus hearing for other anarchists. Goldman may represent herself if she chooses. In Danbury a separate warrant charges Albert Weber with breach of the peace after he allegedly warned of the assassination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Emma Goldman
Prindiville
Miss Goldman
Vine
Owens
Buffalo
Chetlain
Supemor
McKinley
Jude Chetlain
Danbury, Conn
Albert Weber
T. C. Millard, & Co
Weber
Thousands cheer opening of Grand Army parade in Cleveland
Spectators lining Case and Euclid avenues witnessed a grand parade of the Grand Army of the Republic. Gen Leo Bassieur led the eight mile procession with hundreds of thousands cheering as veterans, governors, and Sen M A Hanna joined school children at the reviewing stands. A mass Thanksgiving meeting for President McKinley was planned for later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, C
Grand Army of the Republic
Case and
Euclid Avenues
G A’ R
Down Town
Leo Bassieur
M. A. Hanna
Court of Honor
Bond
Euclid
Case Avenues
Bond Street
Superior Streets
Lake Erie
Rassleur
McKinley
Hanna
Nash
Ohio
Johnson
Cleveland
Rassieur
Grand Army
Judune
William R Day
Canton
Fairbanks
Indianna
Charles Grosvenor
Manchester
Leo Rassieur
Fire destroys shops in St Johns after boiler explosion
A disastrous fire at St Johns on Wednesday devastated several south side stores tied to fish and seal oil. The blaze began in a cooperage after a boiler exploded, killing two men and injuring several others. HM Afloat Alert crew aided firefighting as losses reach about 500000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Johns N PO
S& Pt
St Johns
Alert
Testimonial Movement For James B. Parker In Vicksburg
The board of trade in Vicksburg Mississippi adopted resolutions to present a suitable testimonial to James B. Parker, the Black man who helped overpower the would be assassin of the president. Banks have agreed to act as depositories for the funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
Vicksburg
Board of Trade
James B. Parker
Acting Secretary of War Changes in Washington
Assistant Secretary Sanger has left for the Adirondack mountains and General Gk, Tespie, chief of engineers, is acting secretary of war while he is away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sanger
Adirondack Mountains
Gtk
Tespie
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B. M. Crixenter
Washington, D. C
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Imncre
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Davenport
Iowa
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Thiss
S J. Anthony's Hospital
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Standart
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Moline
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