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Orland Zenith

Location

Orland, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1901

Page

2

President McKinley Shot at Pan-American Exposition

President McKinley was shot by Leon Czolgosz in the Temple of Music. He calmly reassured aides as doctors treated wounds to the breast and abdomen. The assailant was seized and a wild crowd sought vengeance while authorities moved him away for custody. News sparked nationwide shock and prayers for the president’s recovery.

McKinley Temple of Music Pan-American Exposition Grounds Leon Czolgosz Imma Goldman Mr. McKinley Detective Ireland Secret Service Force Gerry Cortelyou Mr. Cortelyou Milburn Secret Service Czolgosz Exposition Ing Exposition Grounds Garfield Guitedu

Punishment for Assailant in Presidential Attack

The text notes there is no separate law for attempting the life of the president. such offenses are punished under general criminal statutes. It explains differing penalties: New York or the District of Columbia rules apply depending on jurisdiction, with up to ten years in New York and up to twenty years in DC.

United States Congress United Astatesite McKinley New York District of Columbia Washington

Nation In Shock After Attempt On President's Life

The nation grieved as news of the presidential assault spread from coast to coast. Clubs hotels and theaters filled as people anxiously awaited bulletins. Telegraph offices swarmed with messages of sympathy for the President and his wife.

United States

Confession of the Presidential Assassin Leon Czolgosz

Leon Czolgosz, self confessed assassin, admits he planned the act three days before and bought the revolver in Buffalo. He claims anarchist beliefs, cites Emma Goldman, and denies any confederates while stating he is from Cleveland with seven siblings. He remains unrepentant and not feigning insanity.

Leon Czolgosz Buffalo The Golden Eagles Czolgosz Cleveland Emma Goldman

Czolgosz Confesses Conspiracy in McKinley Attempt

Buffalo dispatch reports Czolgosz admits a conspiracy involving others in the McKinley assassination plan. He cites Emma Goldman as a name he will not fully reveal, while sewers in Buffalo are searched for papers tied to the plot and earlier visits by Goldman to anarchist groups are noted.

Buffalo Dispatch Czolgosz McKinley Emma Goldman Nowak

Chicago Parade Derailed by President's Absence

A veteran parade in Chicago was halted when the President canceled his appearance due to Washington duties amid Chinese tensions. Authorities see the move as crucial, linking Chicago anarchists to the Buffalo assassination plot with prior knowledge of the plan.

Washington Chicago Buffalo

News of the Anarchists Sparked Nationwide Crackdown

Chicago police refuse bonds for anarchist suspects led by Emma Goldman case. Secret service catalogs all anarchists nationwide. Illinois and federal authorities act under law as New York and Buffalo pressure to prove conspiracy. Czolgosz claims he acted as a chosen agent in an anarchist conspiracy to kill the President.

Chicago O’neill Secret Service Bureau United States Emma Goldman National Life Underwriters’ Association Wyoming New York Buffalo Czolgosz

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