10 Sep 1901
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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1901
Page
1
Reports indicate President McKinley is out of immediate danger with doctors declaring the risk of complications minimal. Medical staffs express optimism about his condition and continue to monitor his recovery closely.
Buffalo report details a tribute mood after the attack on President McKinley. Crowds gather at bulletin boards, officials rush to Milburn House, and plans emerge for a national day of rejoicing. Doctors and aides monitor his condition as the city moves toward a hopeful recovery.
A report profiles Emma Goldman, an outspoken anarchist linked to the McKinley assassination aftermath. It notes her prominence in New York and other cities, portrays her as a controversial figure, and mentions public reaction amid ongoing investigations as doctors describe the president’s improving condition.
Roosevelt, with his cabinet and officers, declares all are going home and expresses satisfaction. Wilson states he will be signing papers by Saturday, signaling imminent formalizing of actions.
The president's physicians issue a bulletin describing the fever and vital signs. Temperature is elevated, respiration and pulse noted, with details of ongoing monitoring and expected convalescence as doctors assess the situation at Roswell Park. Signed by Mann, Roswell Park staff, and secretary to the president.
Vice President Roosevelt departs the Buffalo Milburn House at 12 30 pm after assuring reporters the president's recovery is assured and that all are confident he is out of danger. Doctors note no need for extraction or urgent operations, with X rays potentially only precautionary.
New York September 10 The president will sign official papers by Saturday night, Secretary Wilson confirms. The announcement signals imminent executive actions expected to accompany a major policy move.
Details of a past plot against President McKinley were released, naming Paterson figures and a sailor Michael Anunel as central to the plan. He was arrested after confessing to talk of harming the president while McKinley traveled west. The case led to vagrancy charges and a San Francisco workhouse sentence, amid concerns over Mrs McKinney.
In Buffalo on September 1, Vice President Roosevelt said he would not leave the city until physicians issue a bulletin or confidence in the president’s recovery is clear. He noted the medical situation and declined to comment on future legislation against anarchy.
William Cartier, a cattleman from Topke in El Paso, was robbed of $4500 after being assaulted by footpads in Chihuahua upon returning from a cattle sale. Investigators pursue clues as no Cartier listing appears on local tax rolls. Weather: partly cloudy with showers likely east portion tonight.
Chicago dispatch reports Captain Colleran swore out a warrant charging Emma Goldman with conspiracy to assassinate President McKinley. Goldman, held at central police, denied intent to influence the assassin and said she barely knew Czolgoz or any plots. Maggie, who predicted McKinley's death, is also taken in as the tension around anarchist activity rises.
Readers learn of scheduled conferences linked to a trader named Kame Goldman Bey and details about trains and routes through Salem and St. Louis. The report mentions Ernest Kurtenknute and a check from an unnamed source, with references to a train departure and a continuation on the next page.
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