Assassination of McKinley Recalls Graphic 1901 Tale
The article recounts David Graham Phillips's vivid World story of President McKinley's 1901 shooting at the Temple of Music and the immediate aftermath. It details the assassin, security, crowd reactions, Parker's heroics, ambulance transport, and surgeons at Milburn's residence, highlighting calm President status and democratic, unpolished setting amid chaos.
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