Ida McKinley: "The Examiner. Vol. LXXII. San Francisco. May 16, 1901. No. 138."
Entry/Object ID
2009.00.55
Description
Newspaper: "The Examiner. Vol. LXXII. San Francisco. May 16, 1901. No. 138." Headlines read: "Mrs. McKinley has a return of fever shortly before the hour of midnight." Article also on front page: "Unexpected turn in her condition: After hours of apparent progress unfavorable symptoms precede a new dawn." Page 2: "Improvement in Mrs. McKinley's condition lessens anxiety." "President McKinley joyous over his wife's recovery; Mrs. McKinley's wonderful recuperative power astonishes the medical men who had almost abandoned hope of saving her life." Page 3: "Miss Mary Barber will take the place of Mrs. McKinley at the launching" (includes a small photo of Mary Barber). Page 6: An advertisement: "The Private Life of Mrs. McKinley by Waldon Fawcett...are some of the literary features of "The Delineator for June...."