President McKinley still improving says physicians
Bulletin from Burralo and Washington reports the president's condition as eminently satisfactory with no complications feared. Physicians note rising cheerfulness, improved pulse and respiration, and expect a rapid recovery though danger from peritonitis or infection remains possible but unlikely. Roosevelt visits, cabinet officials confident, relatives depart house. mass of medical statements emphasize cautious optimism.
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Gage
Knox
Washington
Miss McKinley
Herman Baer
Barber
Abner McKinley
Frease
Canton
Milburn
Herman Mynter
McKinley
Eugene Waskin
Muyter
Assassin Czolgosz Denies Accomplices In McKinley Attack
The self confessed assassin of President McKinley, Leon Czolgosz, again told Buffalo detectives he had no accomplices. He reviewed Friday's events and maintained his lone-actor stance, while officials pressed for any admission of aiding him. The public and press followed a dramatic scene as the president was shot and rushed to surgery.
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McBurney
Garfield
McKinley
Starfield
P. M. Isixev
Mcfrinky
Czolgosz
Bull
Penney Czolgosz
Buffalo Force
Buffalo
Asassin
Eis Goldman
Thes Ware
Revolhr
Neo
Bassin
United States
Geng Qik Brewery
Desteer
Superigenient Hall of
Ie Buri
Tee
Eminent Physicians Discuss President McKinley’s Case
Report from attending doctors including Dr McBurney notes no bad symptoms yet. They caution that a week may still bring risk of complications before announcing convalescence. Dr Mann adds cautionary remarks amid the ongoing medical update on President McKinley.
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McBurney
McKinley
Mann
Aye
Bryan on Anarchy and Law in Free Governments
William J Bryan telegraphs The Times from Buffalo Sept 10 stating that free governments can be overthrown but not reformed by violators of the commandment Thou shalt not kill. He argues laws defend rights, anarchy cannot be tolerated, and would answer with severe punishment to assassins and conspirators to deter other anarchists.
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Bryan
Buffalo
William J.bryan
The
Times
Plot Seen Behind McKinley Attempt in Chicago
Secret service officers in Chicago believe the attempted assassination of President McKinley arose from a local plot. They request Czolgosz’s coat from Buffalo to compare a mark suggesting a tailor near Abraham Isaak’s home, an anarchist held on conspiracy charges.
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Coata Clew
Chicago
United States
Secret Service
McKinley
Wilkie
Buffalo
Czoelgosz
Abraham Isaak
Czolgosz
Cleveland
Pauit Gzolgosz
Harry Kline
Emma Goldman
Johnson
Mass Meeting in Louisville Demands Strong Laws
At a Sept 10 gathering of 2000 Louisville residents the keynote statement warned that no threat justifies armed protection of officials and called for vigorous laws against anarchists. Deep sympathy was expressed for President McKinley as calls for security and reform echoed through the auditorium.
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Louisville
Diamand
Lawes
McKinley
Pope and Aly Queen News on Assassination Attempt
Fragmentary OCR indicates a report about an assassination attempt on a president named McKinny. The text is garbled with incomplete names and phrases, but suggests coverage of a high political figure and a dramatic hearing or reaction. Further readable details are unavailable.
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Pope
Aly
Romse
Spon
Epon
McKinny
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