President Improves as Doctors Report No Blood Poisoning
Milburn House bulletin says the President spent a quiet night and improved with nourishment. Doctors report blood counts normal with red cells slightly low from limited nutrition, no signs of blood poisoning or peritonitis, and no exterior pus. Cabinet members, including Secretary Root, express elation and Root plans to depart for New York City.
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Miners Bodies Found at Port Royal Disaster
In Connellsville Pennsylvania on September 12 the rescue party recovered seven of thirteen miners entombed since June 10 after an explosion at the Pittsburgh Coal Company mine. Crews expect to reach the remaining bodies at No 1 shaft today.
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Connelsville
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Goldman Held Without Bail In Chicago Anarchist Case
Emma Goldman remained in custody in Chicago as Magistrate Prindiville ordered no bail Tuesday awaiting rulings in related cases at the superior court. The decision applies only to Friday, with further action set for September 19 when the preliminary hearing for the conspiracy for murder charge against Goldman and co‑conspirators proceeds alongside other anarchists.
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Not A Federal Prisoner Investigation Of Emma Goldman
The Department of Justice has not decided on steps to seize Emma Goldman for federal court actions. She was arrested in Chicago at Buffalo authorities' request and may be moved to New York state. Officials say they have time as she remains in state custody, and Secret Service claims they acted only if directed by DOJ or clear involvement in the President's shooting.
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President Placed In New Bed Cabinet After Conference
In Buffalo on September 12 the president’s condition remained favorable as surgeons and physicians expressed confidence in his recovery. A conference was held and officials described no developments that would alter the prognosis.
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Buffalo
Ganzor
President Convalesces After Siege of Battle Wounds
Reports from the Milburn house describe healing in the stomach area after the abdominal incision. Surgeons note the bullet likely encysted in back muscles and that beef juice aided digestion. Public updates reveal improved respiration, stable temperature, and the President craving nourishment as spirits rise. Cabinet members discussed legal matters and South American tensions but agreed no federal action is needed while state proceedings proceed.
Secret Code of Assassin Czolgosz Revealed
Buffalo dispatch reports Superintendent Bull possesses the code of instructions given to the assassin Czolgosz. The anarchist conspiracy platform and calls for force to overturn the social order are included, arguing peaceful methods failed and warning of continued tyrannical prerogatives. Washington officials consider a public welcome for McKinley, while critics call Czolgosz a common murderer.
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free society
Schley Court of Inquiry Opens With No Appeal Scheduled
Washington Sept 12 There will be no appeal from the Schley court of Inquiry decision on Howison. At 1 o clock the court sits with Dewey at center and Buham and Howison on either side. The day centers on challenging Howison s competency and whether testimony will be admitted. Witnesses familiar with Schley s voyage and the Oregon and Brooklyn battles prepare to testify.
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Brooklyn
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Boston Record
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Star Plant Hires 60 Skilled Men Amid Strike Split
Pittsburg Sept 12 The Star mill prepares to run full. a carload of about 60 experienced workers from tin mills arrived at Union Station. Pickets shifted to the South Side with strikers, cutting back chances for Amalgamated to regain Star mills. Many new workers reportedly joined under assumed names.
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Lipton Pleased by Abe McKinley Cable Message
Sir Thomas Lipton, receiving about 50 telegrams daily, found relief in a message from Abner McKinley noting the President's favorable condition. The cablegram expressed thanks and doctors’ report of the President's speedy recovery, boosting Lipton's spirits amid delayed correspondence.
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New York
Sir Thomas Lipton
Brin
Sandy Hook
Baseball Games Yesterday in the Leagues
American League results show Washington losing to Boston with Milwaukee a rainout and Baltimore vs Philadelphia postponed due to train delays. National League games include Boston defeating Chicago and Philadelphia beating St Louis in a rain-shortened six innings. Standings list Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Brooklyn, and New York with mixed records. Baltimore and Boston lead the American League alongside Detroit and Cleveland in varying games back.
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