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On September 6th, President McGinley hurried back to Buffalo from Niagara Falls. He is here to attend the Pan-American Expo and is scheduled to meet the public this afternoon. Along the way, the secretary has been persuading the president to cancel the event because there are security risks in the crowded venue. In this regard, the president flatly refused: Why? Who will hurt me? At 3: 30 in the afternoon, the president rushed to the meeting place, and the people had already lined up to shake hands with the president.

Starting from 1894, federal agents began to provide informal services to the president. This time, they were there. There are also 1 1 soldiers and buffalo police. Compared with the former president, this is very beneficial to McGinley's security work. These security guards, policemen and soldiers stared at the crowd warily for any suspicious signs. The president's secretary was relieved when she saw it. Everything seemed normal.

It was almost four o'clock before the president began to shake hands with the masses, and the people who had been waiting in line for most of the day had long been impatient. After about 10 minutes, Agent Foster was on the alert nervously, because a black man almost 2 meters high appeared in the team. The man in black didn't look abnormal, but Foster took a step forward and stared at the man in black. If anything happens to him, he will pounce on him.

McGinley mechanically shook hands with one person after another, with a smile on his face. When it was the turn of the man in front of the black man, McGinley noticed that the man's right hand was wrapped in gauze and seemed to be badly hurt. McGinley hurriedly pretended to be very concerned, grabbed the injured hand first, and was about to say a few words of care or comfort. Suddenly, something was wrong, like this hand. ......

Just then, the gun rang. A gun was hidden in the thick gauze, and McGinley was shot twice in the abdomen at close range.

McGinley is also a military master among American presidents. During the Civil War, he joined the army as a soldier and actually became a major. Especially in the bloody battle of Antim, the front needed ammunition. He drove a group of mules through the enemy's gunfire to deliver supplies. If this assassin rushes out of the crowd like other assassins, McKinley will certainly escape, but unexpectedly, there are assassins who are very patient, queue up for a long time, and then assassinate at close range.

McGinley didn't fall down after being shot. It was the assassin who fell. The burly black man behind the assassin is called Parker, who is a waiter in a local restaurant. He has just been fired and has been waiting in line for a long time, hoping that the president can help him solve his work problems. He will be here soon, and the president has been shot. Parker was furious, so my job was ruined. I knocked down the assassin with a condescending punch.

Foster realized that racial discrimination was a big mistake. He quickly held down the assassin with another agent, and other security guards rushed up and walked out with the assassin.

McGinley has always been sober. Seeing some agents beating up assassins, he quickly ordered them not to hit people. 1 1 minutes later, the ambulance arrived and took the president to the hospital. The first shot grazed the ribs, and the second shot went into the abdomen. I don't know where it went. This time, the doctors learned Garfield's lesson. They couldn't find the bullet and stopped groping, so they quickly stitched up the wound.

After the assassin was captured, he cooperated very much and confessed everything. His name is Leon Czolgosz, and he is a descendant of Polish immigrants. He killed McGinley because he believed in anarchism-why is he the only one who has so much power and others have nothing? Kill him, everyone is equal.

Everyone can't be equal in this society. Anarchists believe that to achieve this, we must be completely free, that is, there is no government. Everyone is willing to be an official. To reach the point where no one wants to be an official, only by assassination, starting with the biggest official.

George is not an anarchist by nature. Affected by the economic crisis, he lost his job and became interested in anarchism. After listening to the famous anarchist Goodman's speech, I made a special trip to her home in Chicago for advice. Because of his strange behavior, people regard him as a government agent.

Seven days ago, he learned that McGinley was going to Buffalo. He immediately got on the train and went to Buffalo to find a place to live, waiting for the arrival of the president. On September 5th, when McGinley gave a speech, he was ready to start work, but there were too many people at the meeting place to get close to the President. So I decided to look for an opportunity the next day, queue up early, and finally assassinate as planned.

Hearing that the president had an accident, the cabinet members hurried to Buffalo. Seeing that the president recovered well after being shot, he went home on holiday. Unexpectedly, a week later, the president failed again and died on September 14.

Although Giorgos emphasized that heroes should be heroes, the police arrested Goodman. Nine days later, the trial began and he was quickly found guilty. 10 year1On October 29th, he sat in the electric chair. Goodman was released. In 19 18, he and more than 200 others were deported to Russia by the US government.

After McGinley's death, Vice President Roosevelt became the youngest president in history. Since then, government agents have been in charge of the president's security. But he still met an assassin, not because there was a loophole in the security work, but because he was different from his cousin Roosevelt Jr. He didn't kill the president, but one day he became an improper president.