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Title: Buffalo medical journal
Year: 1902 (1900s)
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Subjects: Medicine
Publisher: Buffalo, N.Y. : (s.n.)
Contributing Library: The College of Physicians of Philadelphia Historical Medical Library
Digitizing Sponsor: The College of Physicians of Philadelphia and the National Endowment for the Humanities

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, LeonCzolgosz, was immediately secured and has been tried, convicted,and condemned to death for the crime in the courts of Buffalo. In these brief sentences is recorded the most heinous,dastardly, revolting murder ever committed within the boundariesof this free and enlightened union of states. In making thisassertion we do not forget that two other Presidents,—Lincoln andGarfield,—also have suffered death in a similar manner. But wealso remember that the immortal Lincoln was killed during aperiod of civil war when the passions of men ran riot, and whenthere was great bitterness of feeling toward the man who hadsaved the Republic from disruption. When Garfield was shot there was a high party feelingthroughout the land and many were disappointed in the distribu-tion of offices. There were factions at war and the quarrel ranhigh. A fanatic seized upon this moment to revenge a fanciedwrong by killing an innocent and well-meaning executive. THE ASSASSINATION OF PRESIDENT MC KINLEV. 2
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From The Illustrated BufiFalo Express, cop\-right, igoi. by The J. N. Matthews Company;special permission from a photograph copyrighted, igoo. by Frances B. Johnston. 228 EDITORIAL. But when \\^illiam ^IcKinley was so cruelly assailed therewas peace everywhere within our broad land, and there wereneither party nor partisan quarrels. Moreover, the g-ood Presi-dent had borne himself so well in his g-reat office that even hisparty opponents respected him. There were no animositiestoward him in the ranks of the opposition, while within, thanksto his tactful manag-ement, his own party was a unit in thesupport which it accorded his administration. The circumstances attending his taking of¥ were so cruellyinhuman as to lend an additional sadness to the tragedy. Thisgreat President came to BufYalo as the guest of the Pan-Ameri-can Exposition on a mission of good-will to the American people,with peace, prosperity and progress as the settings of a picturethat must portray forever a classic epo

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