11 Sep 1901
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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1901
Page
1
A health update notes the patient remains in good condition after treatment with beef juice, with physicians indicating no negative effects observed. Doctors also promise potential approval for smoking at an upcoming point.
A lengthy bulletin describes the president's condition after surgery for his wound. Doctors say recovery progresses, with no serious complications, and emphasize careful observation and continued rest at the Milburn House in Buffalo.
A secretary at Milburn House recalls the president’s care after a wounding incident. The report describes the physician's actions, dressings, and comfort provided, noting a night of continued observation and discharge of various medical procedures. The text lists medical staff and associates involved in the president's recovery.
A chaotic scene unfolds as President McKinney faces a tense hearing amid gunfire and a later escape attempt. Authorities describe the chaotic aftermath, noting damage to the building and the presence of guards, with injuries reported but few specific details confirmed.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss legal questions in New York and federal context. Mentions District Attorney Penny, Secretary of War, and debates over conspiracy charges, prosecution scope, and authority under New York law. References to public figures and cases like Molineux appear, with uncertain details and convoluted phrasing.
In a Santa Fe area land sale the bulk of shop land is now purchased after tithe approvals by the Santae seat department. Air Newbolt aims to sell his property and claims to have sent documents to his wife for her signature. Mrs Newbold is in Chis thom, with deeds not yet seen. A key court process by Judge Hiisen’s commissioners to appraise values met and adjourned as no further services were needed. A thwarted attempt to levy on Nevehorta houses sparked a minor disturbance in the back room. Condemnation proceeds will proceed once deeds are signed, and remaining unsold properties will be diverted as delays end.
The Commercial Club in Topeka resumes regular sessions after summer break with plans to boost city conditions. They back Missouri Pacific path extension and promotion of home trade goods, aided by the Woman's Federation. Tonight’s program includes municipal gathering talks by Rev. Charles M. Sheldon and reports on Santa Fe shop land deals and a proposed summer carnival.
A fragmentary report describes a police inquiry in New Park area about an absent participant and possible embezzlement. It mentions a chief, investigation levels, and actions by officials, with references to a county removal and a potential delay or postponement in proceedings.
Dispatch notes Mrs McKinney in good spirits at Milburn House despite circulating investigative stories about her. The item hints at continued coverage and reference to a continued account on a different page.
Chicago magistrate grants a postponement to September in Emma Goldman’s case after she is arrested on conspiracy charges to murder the president. Prosecutor says Goldman will be represented by lawyers. she appears tired yet defiant in the courtroom as police press for evidence and allies await habeas petitions.
Emma Goldman, known as the anarchist queen, was arrested in Chicago and held at Harrison Street police station. In court she demanded legal representation, insisting she would stand trial and that friends in the city would obtain proper counsel, as she faced conspiracy charges and possible bail denial amid a tense, protracted hearing.
Thousands watch a vast American Legion procession in Cleveland marking the end of a nationwide veterans event. The parade features Army units, a Grand Army contingent, and a review by state and national leaders as veterans and citizens express enduring enthusiasm.
A garbled court rundown lists attorney names and out of town settings as a suspect named Red Laird faces preliminary filings. The fragment mentions a Tet eberie and odd phrases about trials, suspects, and legal actions without clear facts or outcome.
A garbled weather column reports temperature readings and wind descriptions, mentioning a forecast region and daily conditions. It notes morning facecart details, a forecast look ahead, and scattered numbers that imply temperatures and wind speed, though much is illegible.
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