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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1902
Page
6
A partial report describes an operation at 3 45 on Tuesday at St Vincent s hospital Milwaukee and mentions moving to a private room after a light luncheon before a train departure. The narrative references a large crowd around the Columbia and sailors' monument.
Brief readable text notes rumors about an incident and tensions escalating with claims of fat or violence. no clear names or dates present. The fragment suggests speculation surrounding a dispute and possible triggering events.
A chaotic procession unfolds as horses parade past a station decked with rattling gear while crowds cheer. A carriage opens its path to the street and toward the hospital with Hyland and Senator Durbin among the escort, as police coordinate entry and crowd control.
A damaged OCR fragment notes a planned club action and police and soldiers involvement, mentioning a street event and planned efforts. Details are unclear, with key names and places missing.
A detailed account describes the president being moved from an operating room to a private club room where he receives a light lunch after the operation was deemed necessary. Doctors advise a surgical procedure to prevent infection, while staff and officials, including Governor and notable physicians, bid him farewell and reflect on the delicate condition and possible risks.
The text describes Senator Beveridge arranging to gather several leading physicians, including Dr. George B. Oliver, Dr. Gi Cook, and Dr. Henry Jameson, to accompany him in meeting the president during a train stop at Terminus Two. The doctors and senator proceeded to the president's car upon arrival.
On a Western trip Jung, aboard the train with Dr. Richardson, faced a serious medical issue. The Detroit doctor announced urgent action, with plans for potential surgery to avoid further complications.
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