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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1901

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Great Hope for the President amid favorable bulletins

The Nation reports the President shows favorable signs with no peritonitis and stable condition. Bulletins from Buffalo indicate steady improvement and comfort, noting pulse and temperature readings and doctors forecasting recovery if trends continue within 24 hours. Senator Hanna’s secretary visited to convey confidence.

Rixey H. Mynt George B. Cortelyou Cosmc II McBurney Hanna Mr. Dover

President McKinley Near Full Recovery in Buffalo

As postal from Buffalo reports, doctors say President McKinley shows no unfavorable symptoms and is progressing toward recovery. Dr McBurney and Dr Park express confidence while Mrs McKinley recovers. Cabinet members and Vice President Roosevelt remain at Milburn house, planning federal actions against anarchism.

Garfield Arthur Supreme Court

Doctor McBurney Predicts President’s Return Within Weeks

Buffalo reports Dr Charles McBurney, at the president’s bedside, says recovery could occur in three weeks to a month if no setback occurs. He notes the president remains cheerful, on a whiskey and egg regimen, with the bullet lodged in back muscles and no peritonitis signs.

Czolgosz Hanged in Effigy in Chicago Protests

A mob in Chicago publicly hanged an effigy of Leon Czolgosz to vent anger at the assassination attempt on President McKinley. Police dispersed crowds after demonstrations at Chicago Avenue and Robey Street and later at Paulina and Huron Streets. no arrests were made and streetcar service was briefly blocked.

Chicago McKinley Chicago Avenue Leon Czolgosz Robey Street Buffalo West Paulina Huron Streets

Carrie Nation Angers Coney Island Audience

Mrs Carrie Nation lecturer at Steeplechase Coney Island declared she was glad President McKinley had been attacked and should die. She called McKinley a friend of saloonkeepers and civic promoters, provoking the crowd who hissed her as hell hounds and sets before leaving in disgust while three cheers for McKinley rang out outside.

Carrie Nation Coney Island McKinley

Dr Mann's operation on President McKinley detailed

The Buffalo Express previews the first operation on President McKinley at the Emergency Hospital. Dr Matthew D Mann led the procedure with multiple assistants and doctors from St Louis and the Marine Hospital. The operation spanned about an hour, involved turning up the stomach to trace the bullet, and repaired two stomach walls with layered sutures. Risks of peritonitis were avoided as little stomach contents remained. Further developments outline the procedure’s success.

Buffalo N. Y the Express Matthew D. Mann Herman Mynter John Parmenter Lee St. Louis Exposition Grounds Nelson W. Wilson Eugene Wasdin Marine Hospital Rixey Park Mann

Assassin refuses to name accomplices in McKinley case

Buffalo dispatch reports police pursuing the theory of an anarchist conspiracy behind President McKinley’s shooting. No local confederates found. efforts focus on extracting details from Leon Czolgosz as investigators probe for any broader plot.

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