President McKinley In Critical Condition After Shooting
Reports from Buffalo describe President McKinley's gravely injured state after being shot at the Temple of Music. Doctors warn the crisis may come within 48 hours as they monitor fever, wound infection risk, and the President's fragile condition while Vice President Roosevelt remains at Milburn residence.
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Tulaly
N. Voy
Kinky
Novomenal
Cortelyon
Mainley
McKinley
Holt
Rixey
Melintey
Mra
Ue Huffalo
N.Y
Witneawes
Temple of Music
Coolgosx
John Parker
Futter
Cxolgos
Cxolgost
Cortellyon
Czolgosa
Gyolgeas
Cortelyau
Milburn
Cortelyou
Senor Azpirox
Tam
Io Stratcher
Manax
No One To Blame at Exposition Observation Event
Witnesses at the Exposition grand illumination described tense moment as potential anarchist danger loomed. Secretary Cortelyou and President's security measures were praised while doctors issued bulletins noting the President's condition remained serious but stable through the night. Reports from Milburn home indicated quiet, guarded vigil with progress toward improvement possible if strength holds.
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Temple of Music
Fron
Cortelyou
Czolzosz
Secret Service
Cortelyaty
Huffalo
Dent
Acm
Pele
Milburn
Secretary of Agriculture
Wilson
Milburo
Rixey
Mynter
Toe
Nonke
Spa
M. D
Mann
Roswell
Parke
Wasbin
Geo. J. Cortelyou
Sentnor Hanna
Malburn
Alrengih
Precautions Emphasized After Attempt on President
Secretary Wilson says every possible precaution was taken to prevent the tragedy as the nation prays for the President's recovery. Vice President Roosevelt and others visited the Milburn Residence in Buffalo while New York calls for prayers and Cardinal Martinelli conveys Vatican sympathy amid shock over the attempted assassination.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Wilson
Associated Press
Traftain
Milburn Hems
Roosevelt
Wairhunks
Indiana
New York
Root
Pope
House
Papalian
Martinelli
United States
McKinley
Anurehirta
Anarchists active in Chicago discuss McKinley plot
Chicago anarchists meet in a West Chicago Avenue saloon to discuss what they claim is an attempted assassination of President McKinley. The group, praising Luke P. Colleran and claiming international ties, rejects ballots in favor of action by force. A telegram from Buffalo cites two suspects connected to the case.
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Chicago
Menll
Chicago Avenue
McKinley
Luke P. Colleran
China
Switzerland
France
England
Germany
Bohemia
Aoosta
Grouns
O'Neil
Police Department
Telegraph Aid Sought to Locate the Bullets in Buffalo
At Secretary Cortelyon's request Thomas Edigen shipped Ray apparatus by Delaware, Lackawanna & West Shore train to assist locating the bullet. President McKinley's key train is dug in Buffalo at 7 a.m. Kell and Edison assistants are aboard.
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New York
Cortelyon
Thomas Edigen
Delaware Lackawana & West Shore
McKinley
Buffalo
Dp Kell
Edison
Aesistants
Commodore Kane Says Races With Shamrock II and Columbia
New York Yacht Club Commodore Kane states races between Shamrock II and Columbia will proceed as scheduled if President McKinsey recovers. otherwise the event will be indefinitely postponed.
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New York
Commotore Kane
New York Yacht Club
Shamrock 11
Columbia
McKinsey
Arrests in Chicago Target Anarehista Network
Police detained nine suspects and one more in Chicago after raids at 100 Newberry Avenue. Authorities report arrests by afternoon and ongoing inquiries into alleged Anarehista activity.
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Chicago
Newberry Avenue
Boundary News Report On Mining And Construction Activity
Boundary region notes new Hartford and Gramby mining developments. Hartford and related fractions show ore in place as Wellington projects expand to 1800 ton daily capacity. Local figures include J A Sullivan and Geo Irolette signed for a gatebox match on the 17th with $100 prize. managers named.
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Golden Eagle
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Miner
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McKeehniv
Granby
Que
A.C. Fluiomwrfelt
H. N.galer
Ciand
Ta Whith
Lawson
W. A. Matley
Montreal
Nlatt
CP. R
Chicago
John A. Keogh
Sprayett
Lequime & Powers
Midway
J. C. Corbin
Spokane
King Salomon Mines
Phil Shorl
Winnipeg
Englishman's Championship Triumph at Portage Sculling
Towns wins the Englishman's Championship at Portage Ontario on Sept 7 in a slow, choppy course. Gaudaur finishes a close second as Towns pulls away early and steadily widens the lead. crowd cheers as both crews race to the finish with Towns ultimately prevailing by several lengths. Bets on the outcome were unsettled at even money, with Towns earning wide public acclaim.
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Ont
Yoon
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Ynet
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Inve
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Kolb Oul Lo
Gandaur
Gandam
Gaudwin
Hengtlin
Don McH
World’s Records Set at Pan American Championship Meet
At the exhibition stadium this afternoon H Arnold of Union Settlement A G broke the world mark in the 140 yard hurdles. Another standout from New York A C jumped to a world record of six feet four inches in the high jump, with the crowd noting a superb performance.
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Buffalo
Readville September race declared off and purse pledged
The Readville event between Craxcone and The Abbott on September 11 is canceled due to lameness of Charlie Here. Forfeits will be paid, promoter Mr Slewett hands money to charity. Mr Lawson offers a $20,000 purse for the charity bout.
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Conn
Charlie
Tartine
Charité
Readville
Slewett
Lawson
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Abbott
Sympathy of Robs Messages From Lord Roberts to Choate
Lord Roberts sent a message to Ambassador Choate expressing profound regret at the death and earnest hope that President McKinley’s life may be spared. The note, dated September 7, conveys sympathy from the British army to the President and Mrs. McKinley and the nation.
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van Wyck
New York City
Tommorrow
McKinley
Robs. Tandon
Lord Roberts
Ambassador Choate
Unclear royal message from Copenhagen amid security concerns
A garbled dispatch reports King Edward anxious after a Copenhagen telegraph refers to a dangerous incident targeting the President and notes loyal sentiments from dignitaries. The text hints at widespread sympathy and ongoing worries about the security situation.
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