Roosevelt Confident McKinley Recovery Nearly Complete
Colonel Roosevelt expresses strong optimism about President McKinley regaining health soon as medical updates indicate steady improvement and near recovery from the illness that sidelined him.
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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1901
Page
1
Doctors Hesitate as President's Condition Seen Stabilizing
Reports describe improving symptoms but cautions remain as the president's health is monitored by doctors and Cabinet members returning to Washington. Vice President Roosevelt press statements express cautious optimism, while medical briefings note no current need for anesthesia and ongoing recovery efforts.
President McKinley Factor: Bulletin News From Millburn House
The Buffalo bulletin reports the president remains in a critical yet hopeful state. Doctors assemble to review care, noting no new distressing symptoms while restlessness persists. officials express confidence in recovery, with high hopes for continued improvement as the day progresses.
Hanna 15 Jubilant Sec Hitchcock Hanna at Milburn House
Secretary Hitchcock and Senator Hanna visited the Milburn House in Buffalo after noon. Hanna expressed satisfaction with the President’s condition as bulletins improved. McKinley was reported lucid and under care as Mrs. McKinley remained nearby.
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Milburn House
Buffalo
Hitchcock
Hanna
Starlina
Mery
MeiCinley
Deine Apien
Hitchcoul
Reds
Buffalo Club
Milburn House Scene as Mrs McKinley Supports Husband
Mrs McKinley visited the wounded president at Milburn House Buffalo and displayed calm fortitude. She remains aware of the details of the attack through physicians and efforts to comfort both her husband and the public amid the tragic events.
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Hotiis
Worvie
Mek McKinchy
Meitinney
Cafnyette McWilliame
Milburn House
Buffalo
N. Y
Aiinness
Roosevelt Well Guarded After Nightly Varsity Threat
A New York special reports heightened security around Vice President Roosevelt after threats to his life while he attends services at the First Presbyterian. Guards occupy seats near his carriage and the route to Lawerence Wilcox’s residence is closely watched as authorities review possible sources of danger.
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New York
Hoosevelt
Mckinsey
Lawrer
Anser Wilcox
President in Crisis to Improve by Tuesday Says Doctor
A New York dispatch reports Dr McBurney saying President Pierce is nourished by whiskey, hot water, and a few sips of water. If progress continues, the crisis may pass by Tuesday and he could resume duties within four weeks. X rays aim to locate a bullet lodged near the back muscles. The president is not on opiates and the daughters hope no further meds are needed.
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Milburn House
Buffalo
Kinley Ims
Theyorten
Macnath
Manyye— Dee Symptons
Wandin
Marine Hospital
Foxey
Theoughout
Park
Mit
Cortelyou
Miisiurn
Allstars
Serena
Biswell
Charles P Sanuer
Wilson
Seip
Tim
Hermann Mynter
Associated Press
Eversgiing
Eugene Wasdin
Abner Mckinsey
Moburn
Senator Fairbanks
Dawes
Senator Pairbanks
Abner McKinley
McKinley
Hanns
Hanna
Myron T. Hetrick
Cleveland
Washington
Treasury Alles
Gage
Gane
Intervain
Hay
McBurney
Buffero
McBu
New York
Spet
Peibune Fruyn
Sayer
Mefurney
Hysitins Iy
Rinles
Mass
Perhtantta
Guliy
Daugters
President Shot Prompted Emergency Doctor Call
Dr Edward Lee aided in the emergency response after news of the shooting reached Buffalo. A physician rushed to the Emergency hospital where the operation was underway as a crowd gathered outside. The report notes the president had been shot and that the operation proceeded with several physicians present.
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Edward Lee
New York
Eiwand Law of
Stoule
Buffalo
Wille Paschme
Jake
Ted
Wreck on Baltimore and Ohio Line Claims Two Lives
At Brat Narmel near Wheeling Ohio, a through express train derailed after a head on collision with a stationary portion of the track. Engineer Stover and fireman Marlow died from injuries and scalding. baggage master Riley and postal clerk Boot injured. one more passenger seriously hurt. Six coaches formed the train. investigation and weather forecast follow.
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Wheeling
Brat Narmel
Here
Bal Himiore
Totor
Stover
Czolgosz Firmly Claims Sole Responsibility for Crime
The accused assassin Czolgosz asserts he acted alone in the crime, insisting no accomplices were involved and he bore full responsibility for the act. Investigators review his statements as authorities confirm no evident co conspirators.
Clever Fencer Contends With General Confession Inquiries
In Buffalo a man described as a fence in a lumber camp gave a general confession but refused to provide further details to police. Reports say he and associates were connected to anarchist activity as authorities pursue a broader crackdown. Officials in Cleveland and Newbury discuss the case amid anti anarchist actions and cabinet measures.
Conspiracy Rumor Surfaces in New York Headlines
A fragmented New York Herald item hints at conspiracy talk surrounding political actions and public figures. The messy OCR mentions McKinley and references to a Senate or political maneuver, with uncertain details and phrasing.
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New York
Herald
McKinley
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J. W. Terpletot
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Kone
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Maine
Paterson
Simma Goldman
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