President McKinley Shot at Pan American Exposition
Buffalo dispatch reports President McKinley was shot at the Temple of Music during a Pan American exposition reception. He faced two wounds, one in the chest and one in the abdomen, with the latter not yet located. The suspect is Leon Czolgosz, an avowed anarchist aided by a crowd, later interrogated at police headquarters.
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Police
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Exposition Hospital
Pearl Street
Fred Nieman
Detroit
Leon Czolgosz
Cleveland
Emma Goldman
W.just
New York
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Amalgamated Association
Shaffer
Schwab
Pittsburg
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Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
John Mitchell
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Harry White
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Jenks
Industrial Commission
Ralph M. Beasley
National Civic Federation
United States Steel
Peace Terms In London Amid McKinley News
London reports the attempted assassination of President McKinley spreads shock and sympathy across English society. Americans in London, alongside anxious locals, react with horror as officials discuss peace terms for steel strikes, while Chicago and Pittsburg comment on no plot and ongoing unrest.
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McKinley
Associated Press
J. W. Mackay
Ochiltree
C. L. Pullman
J. W. Gates
Brown
Georgia
Nat C. Goodwin
Carleton
Platt Endorses Lynching as Justifiable Remark
New York September 9 Senator Platt blamed the McKinley assassination on a lone madman, calling the act methodical and stating lynch law is justifiable. He urged a drumhead court martial and immediate execution for the assailant.
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SENT FOR THE MACHIAS
The Sunrise steamship arrives in Colon seeking the U.S. gunboat Machias at Bocas del Toro where fighting is expected soon as government troops advance toward Provision Island. Troops and artillery move toward Gatun as rebels threaten. 1000 troops sail from Honda to Rio Hacha.
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Foretold McKinley shooting rumored in Wichita
Fritz Huttmann of The Eagle reported that in March a cornet player Antonio Maggio told him McKinley would be assassinated before October and had been given orders by an anarchist society in Rome. In Copenhagen telegraphs, European royals sent sympathy to Mrs McKinley after the life attempt.
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The
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Antonio Maggio
Rome
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