President McKinley Shot in Buffalo at Pan-American Expo
An assassin named Leon Czolgosz shot President William McKinley during a public reception at the Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo. The President survived initial wounds, underwent surgery, and was moved to Milburn residence as police and guards secured the area. Czolgosz, an avowed anarchist from Cleveland, confessed to the act, citing Emma Goldman’s teachings as influence.
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Nation's Capital Plunged in Grief over McKinley Shooting
Washington and Burlington report stunned public reaction to President McKinley being shot. Officials scramble for confirmation, telegraph lines jammed, officials abroad notified as Vice President Roosevelt reacts with shock and grief. The scene at the White House is described with emphasis on hush and mourning.
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