Outlook more hopeful for his recovery
There will be ground for hope of his recovery as doctors report present condition may continue for a long time. The outlook remains cautious but hopeful amid ongoing treatment and monitoring.
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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1901
Page
1
President McKinley in Critical Condition After Relentless Heart Struggle
Buffalo Milburn House reports the president fought a severe relapse at 2:20 PM with heart trouble and faint hope. Doctors halted saline injections as digitalis dosing declined, while Hopefuls say he is holding his own though condition remains grave. Roosevelt to Albany, then Buffalo. Officials warn the crisis may extend through tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milburn House
Buffalo
WN. C
McKinney
Hanna
Herrick
Milvarn House
Mr. McKlinley
W. WW. Jobnatos
Washington
Jacowes
New York
United States
McBurney
Screon
Housevelt
Br Mckinley
Munk Nee
Stockman
Lockwood
Wardin
Associated
Wasits
de Wasdin'hahaenre
Dr. Rixens
Wilson
Bhitchcock
de. Waasdin
Buffalo Club
I Nolding
Johnetin
Jacewas
Cortelpou
Mupurn
N. C
Reptik
Tontzut
John and
Sunewey
Roosevelt
Fross
Rootevelt
Tahawas Club
Albany
Congressman Alexander
Rixey
Park
Stockton
Cortelyou
Janeway and
Johnson
Corwin Wickon
First Methodist Hurett of
Cantin
Canton
Congressman Olmstead
Pennsylvania
C. W. Goodyear
Abnee McKinley
Ohio
Ansley Wilcox
de Mann Wir
Odo
McBarney
Keon
Yates
Timois
Warison
Milburn
Ilindia
Mir Milburn
Lnter
Dis
Col. Harrison
Harrison
Wontin
Mann
Sunie
Westerdis
Johnston
Arma
Chaplain Sykes
Navy
Dr Mann
Dr. Mynter
Dr. Mann
Mynter
Will Sax
McKinley
Todd
Hasina and
Falrbsniks
Staite Day
Hitchcock
Herman Beer
Abner McKhley
Helen McKinney
J. T. Duncan
Lafayette McWillame
John C. Milburn
Bizsell
John Scathard
Alexander
House
Hinna
Cleveland
Sr. Hanna
Col
Myron T. Herrick
Misa Barber
Wes Jonnet Eran
Portsmouth
N. H
Janeway
White House
Méamares
Milbury Howse
Thoss
N.Y
Gothim Loeb, Jr
North Creek
Delaware & Hudson
Totawae Clut
Kn Siaing
Lewts
N. Y
Bullen
Rixby
M.D. Mann
Roswell Park
Herman Mynter
Ergogne Waldin
Charles B. Stockton
George B. Cortelyuu
G. C
Noted Heart Specialists Monitor President’s Condition
A Buffalo bulletin reports key doctors from the east assessing President Roosevelt’s health as improved, with near-pain relief and a steady pulse around 128. Secretary Cortelyou and Col. Alexander briefed press as medical efforts continued at Milburn House. The story notes prior alarming symptoms and cautious progress in the night transition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milburn House
Buffalo
Cortelyon
Yresh
Dutletin
Aftek
Stockton
Col
Alexander
IC la
Otelock
Eugene WA
Charles 2. Stockton
George B.ee
President McKinley’s Illness Bulletin Update and Plot Rumor
Night bulletins from Milburn House Buffalo report McKinley’s condition fluctuating with poor appetite and kidney function improving. early morning note describes serious status with heart response poor and consciousness present. A Lockport dispatch cites an alleged anarchist plot tie to a tailor named Anubat, with responses from Senator Ellsworth and officials denying involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Lockport
W. L. McKenzie
United States Secret Service
Canton
Ohio
Illsworth
McKenzh
Ellaworth
Patarson
Emin. Goldman
Michael Anubat
Amits
San Francisco
McKinley
Pili
Most Arraigned Over Incendiary Literature Charge
New York September 12 John Most was arrested last night on a charge of circulating incendiary literature calculated to incite unlawful acts. He was arraigned in police court today. His examination was set for Monday September 14. Bail was requested but Most remained in jail for lack of bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Most
Most
Ball
Chicuad
Judee Cheuxin
Fegular
Joer
Laken
Toa Rade
Buffalo
Berets
Peace Rumors From Pillahure Prompt Settlement Talks
Reports from Pillahure Pa indicate peace rumors as Prevident Shafter was absent and officials suggest tentative settlement talks. A reliable quarter conveyed proposals for settlement of the test suritte, with expectations centered on a possible accord amid ongoing conferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pillahure
Hell
New York
Coueldcos
Aden
SAL
Narrow Escape on a Santa Fe Line Engine Collision Threat
A near miss occurred when a Santa Fe line engine derailed and crashed into a car near the cab. The engineer, conductor and fireman escaped with minor injuries as the train halted on the track. Passengers and crew were alarmed, but no fatalities were reported. Authorities investigated the incident and credited quick action by the crew for preventing a broader disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Offerte
Newton
Ken
Martin Khan
Torrance Named Commander in Chief by Grond Army
Torrance of Minnenupolis was overwhelmingly elected commander in chief of the ground army of the republic during the session led by Gen Daniel J. Sloklm in Cleveland Ohio. News reports indicate New York withdrew from the fight and Stewart and Vee were mentioned in relation to the election outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland. O
Taier EU Torrance
Minnenupolis
Grond Army of the Republic
Camynhres
Daniel J. Sloklm
New York
Beevtiig
Stewart
Vee
Weems
Stewart Itileriels
Episcopalians Adjourn as Standing Committees Form
Bishop Millspaugh announces standing committees for the Episcopal churches, with J Bywater named secretary and a committee appointing New Zealander of Dorada. The convention discusses constitution and canons, finance, and gathered reports from parishes, adjourned with business laid to next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millspaugh
Canoe Miturlod
J Bywater
Dorada
Sloan Tim
Fev
A. Beatty
Rev
Irvine
Bev
John A. Macombacid
Ars Doreph
Threats of Mob Seen Around City Jail Threats
Reports describe a tense scene near the jail as authorities fear mob action over an alleged crime. The sheriff warned of potential attempts to breach security while crowds gathered, and police monitored the area amid rising unrest.
Big Banda Kossa Sale Opens With Heavy Demand
Opening day at the show venue drew a large crowd as tickets sold fast and many patrons lined up for the Bande ioese Seen At Stanaford event. Long lines formed, with some reports of ticket takers unable to process buyers promptly. Weather and other indications were noted, but the main item remains the high demand for seats and possible delays in entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanaford
Tore
Ely
Ahly Evers
Audivertum
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Courtera
Ducatient
Ainer
Charles. Stockton
George B Cortelyou
Secratary
Milburn Hotes
Hulfeto
Pby
Wiclets
Cha George B. Cortelyou
Emma Goldman
Henewed
Narhow
Torrance
Sickles
G. A. Hh
Episcopalians Adjuuen
Chicago
Oficinie
Stroceta
Big Banda Kossa Sale
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