President McKinley Shot at Temple of Music in Pan-American Grounds
Report details the assassination attempt on President William McKinley in Buffalo on Sept 6 at the Temple of Music. He was shot twice by a well dressed stranger, fell unconscious, then revived and moved to hospital. Authorities pursue the unidentified assailant, named Pred Nieman by some reports, with medical teams and stock market protection measures in place.
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Financial World
New York
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Natnio
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Tria Anid
Detroit
Tie
Broadway
Buffalo
Dr. Lee
St. Louis
Assassination Attempt Sparks Buffalo Clamor
A would be assassin named Fred Sheiman, 28, described as 5 9 and 169 pounds, is in custody after a failed attempt on the president. Detectives Gerry and Ireland pursued the suspect as a mob attacked Nieman, leaving his face cut and bloodied. Authorities guard the central office while questions about the suspect’s origins and background continue.
Attempted Lynching of Prisoner Shocks Buffalo Crowd
In Buffalo Nevada on September 6 a mob tried to lynch a prisoner as police bore him from the grounds and into custody. The scene outside newspaper offices was crowded with anxious townsfolk amid great excitement.
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Mia McKinley J
Tushar
Assassin Claims Cleveland and Chicago as Home
In Buffalo a would be assassin telephones to say both Bardner and laborer Fred Wieman are at home. City detectives work to locate the assailant's home and antecedents as he claims Cleveland and Chicago as his homes.
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Chicago
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Department of State
Taurel
Navy Department
Hackett
President McKinley Wounded in Anarchist Shooting
Dispatches from Buffalo and Washington report President McKinley shot and wounded. Doctors say wounds are serious but not fatal, bullet(s) not yet found, condition improving after anesthesia, with him moved to President Milborne’s home for care. An anarchist claimed responsibility.
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Nieman
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Parkee
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President McKinley
Exposition Hospital
President Milbourne
Delaware Avenue
E. E. Downs
G. W. Roe
Patterson
N. J
Chicago
M. H. Eaton
McKinley
United States
Eber Simpson
Register of Deeds
I. Tuttle
Elmer Leach
L. O. Rumery
A. E. Krippenr
Henry Barber
McKintes
G. S. Luscher
G. W. Gates
A. Kellogg
PUBLIC MEN SHOCKED. Roosevelt greived and others react
Burlington Vermont dispatches report Vice President Roosevelt reacting with shock upon news of President McKinley’s shooting. Postmaster General Charles Emory Smith, Senator Hanna, President Shaffer, John P. Morgan, and Attorney General Knox also express shock. Abner McKinley travels to mining property near Denver as news spreads.
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Associated Press
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McKinney
Washington
Hanna
Shaffer
Pittsburg
Sha
Morgan
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Knox
Pittsburre
Denver
Col
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Trumbull
Colorado Southern Railway
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Electric Cars Collide Near Chagrin Falls
Two cars on the Cleveland and Chagrin Falls Electric Railway crashed on a curve near Chagrin Falls. The most seriously injured include J. H. Bradlee of Cleveland, president of the American Casket company, with hip and spine injuries, Mrs. Buckley of Chagrin Falls with head and neck cuts and her six month old baby badly hurt, Leon Troffman of Chagrin Falls, A. 10. Burke of Cleveland with a mangled right leg and knee.
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Chagrin Falls
Ohio
Cleveland
J. H. Bradlee
American Casket Company
Buckley
Chargin Fatls
Leon Troffman
Burke
Washington Shaken By News Of McKinley Shooting
The Associated Press reported President McKinley was shot in Washington causing deep gloom. Citizens crowded bulletin boards as telephones failed and White House staff and officials reacted with shock and urgency while departments prepared for possible actions.
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Chain Shot Wins Three Heats at Hartford Grand Circuit
At Hartford Conn Wednesday Chain Shot formerly owned by John Laabs won three straight heats in The Three Review trot for a $5000 purse. He posted 2 10 3, 2 10 1. Once shy of two years old he was bought by Mr Laabs and later sold to Elwood the wire fence man for 2500, then to New York parties.
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Germany
Death at Omro special for The Northwestern
Omro Wisconsin Sept 6 William Place aged about seventy two residents of Omro died this morning He is survived by his widow and five children Mrs Crozer Mrs James Bennett Mrs Davis and William Place and John Place The funeral will be held Sunday
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OsHkosh Citizens React To McKinley Shooting Tragedy
Oshkosh citizens react with horror and calls for swift punishment after the assassination attempt on President McKinley. Editors, officials, and residents express grief and demand due process, with some advocating execution or harsh laws against anarchists.
Wisconsin Traction nears Kaukauna with new line progress
Special from Kaukauna Wisconsin Traction Light Heat and Power reports reaching one mile from Kaukauna city limits with seventy five teams at work. Grade from Appleton to Bongers creek ready for the week. A future commuter service promised with ten cent fare to Appleton. Local schools to open soon under Prof Olsen and officials Schusamann Mines Black Dysart and Potter. Fox River Valley conference of Wisconsin Synod Evangelical at Taghensiy church closes with seventy ministers in attendance.
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Wisconsin Traction, Light, Heat and Power Company
Appleton
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Black
Dysart
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Olsen
Freedom
Fox River Valley
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Taghensiy Church
Tiemeci
Last Day at Fair Promises Speed Events and Songs
Officials estimate 2:00 pm for the last afternoon at the fairground exposition. Speed races include the 2:23 pace and 2:27 trot with a free foreall. Song heats report results with 2:28 pace purse of 250 dollars and 2:07 trot purse of 180 dollars. listed entrants include Florence Onward and Tay Doll among others.
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