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   Wellsville Daily Reporter (Newspaper) - October 11, 1912, Wellsville, New York                                W on iht Hit Mili IB TeH Submitted to to 8ubstntlate That Havo Been Made Roosevelt a Desire to Have Standard Man Lunch With Him at White Which Oct. 11. John D. Archbold of the Standard Oil company before the senate in regard to the with which William Randolph Hearst has been entertaining the country at Intervals for the last four It was the first time that Mr. Archbold has had anything to in public as to how these letters were abstracted from his private had at least two that his entire letter files have been systematically overhauled and before he even that letters were to Seif Stolen Letters Mr. Archbold has strong but does not to this day know who stole the He disclosed the fact that an effort was made to sell a batch of them back to the Standard Oil This offer was made to the late F. a director of ' to have engaged In the Mr. Archbold Mr. wrested the letters ium this man ' of the very documents came back into Mr. and Jack Sullivan tiy my Ilm that And pt six Hi wilt koep them M from their in the that organizing it and that it iias in the last 10 years drawn out of the pockets of the in addition to in ffi later was published by Mr. indicating that those who had taken the letters had allowed them to be photographed before attempting the Standard Oil said lie had contemplated proceedings against to replevin the but had been advised by his counsel that such action would be Archbold showed great feeling iu testifying in regard to his was nothing in the letters of he was ashamed and that if He defended vigorously all of the men who had been attacked on account of his Archbold In evidence letters to substantiate the statements that have been made that Mr. Roosevelt expressed a desire to the White Roosevelt on stand and contended That the initiative came from Representative Joseph C. if any such invitation ever was Mr. Archbold keenly resented another statement made by Colonel Roosevelt that he had been taken to Oyster Bay to lunch with Mr. Roosevelt by Senator Bourne of Archbold said that he was not In the habit of accepting invitations to a home through a third party and that as a matter of fact Mr. Roosevelt invited not only but his and his Archbold failed to produce the Wat Not Sure About Dago Frank but He Pointed to Sullivan the Man Who Bent Over Body and Turned With a Laugh to the May Charles Becker was distinguished late yesterday afternoon by Louis Krause's at the bar of the court of Gyp the Blood Lefty Rosenberg and as three of Uie four men who shot Herman Rosenthal dead In the 3f the Dago Frank he was not sure but he to Jack Sullivan as the man bent over body most dramatic who is a waiter and whose name has been spelled in aa had and with every Appearance of sincerity that despite the of roughs gathered in Forty-third had stayed and had seen the murder and had seen Bridgie Webber running District Attorney gave his witness a chance identifies directed the four linked as accused brought from the laughing or of the John Murphy Mrs. out Whitey ed Hearing the men upstairs slipped quietly into the dining | on Uve Oct. held up the Kansas City train No. 2 between and Potter Burgett wnd tine of the jobbers were and probably fatally in Providence QUICK WIT SAVED HER Oct. 11.Attorney General has the attention of the state department of agriculture to a recent decision of the Appellate prohibiting absolutely the Of rn of whether the semblance be obtained through addition of artificial coloring or throught the character of ingredients going into the agricultural Interests of the mod y Wife to Oct. 11Mr. wife of John a started a cross a field In which a bull was When halt way across Mrs. Touhg saw animal coming toward At the same time her husband shouted a a Young to Help Walla Little Oct. - wanted to lelp yon said to her mother as they lifted little with the hanging police preparatory to taking her to the city for treatment of fatal following the one's to assist her mother In doing U Also Have 8r#r  ed on Left Bank of sia Amy Oct. Wednesday when tbe the Montenegrins them V Mt. was captured Turkish commander and a majority the In the ' and their are now flying Ott the The 01 were capture of did Burglars and Slips Away With 5uin They Were Oct. 11.It ib announced the world's series game will be played The came out and dried lire Polo poor shape from early but was protected by canvas aiui not suffer so Inches from the ground that she was knocked to the before the husband could the animal had gored her in a frightful manner and she was dead before tlie infuriated animal could be driven DOCO RAID Pack From Tame Canines after minutes before the in reaching for an iron to help her mother came in contact with the flames from a gasoline tly 1 igh t d ca ugh t fi re and she burned from head to The grief-stricken mother failed In putting out the and 8u{fered severe burns about the hands on a big Montenegrin force under Vukovitch the frontier near Jt reported that Uio have this is not Turkish on IKe bank of the Lim river are Servian The child died shortly after barracks at Ing to the PEOPLE hidden the day before in a and out agam without letting by become aware of her ence she fled for a mile across through woods to the Taylor where she fell bleeding from briar scratches and almost told the story to away a pupil at who teeth in a smile in there was no then he turned to Jack Sullivan Oct. 11.--A large crowd to hear Oscar Straus bnt Were The candidate was obliged to remain in Rochester on some legal and join his at Niagara Falls Oct. 11.The total tlie Hungarian replied a posse the Murphy and involved in no important It was necessary for the district the robbers had after having ransacked every room in the .It was known throughout tlie neighborhood Mr. Murphy uad received for a gas Is Bitten While Men Are C h a s m g A n i m Assistant Attorney Moss to protect him by far as the plans of tlie defense were developed by Mr. evident are fighting not only to but the gunmen accused of the actual the Standard Oil company to the Roosevelt 1904 He T which had nui twice biting little r at Palo a score of after a race of about a cornered the animal in a stable yard and shot him to The with given a wide tlie little boy about 5 years of was directly in his and tried to clasp him about the the child been bitten a number of old living at indicated the defence will try to shot by Harry now one of the principal for the t. 1 is The total for was increase includes from enactment of ilie new direct state tax law and new secured debt BOY DIES rapid headway after tlie just of tiie the fourth day's session of tlie trial produced the testimony of look the in proving murder by calling Jolin J. Brady Oct. 10,--Cl^,Sian^ley7-thF lost his leg ail Krie freight train Inst Tuesday night at the St. James of the loss of blood the Tiie win be held tomorrow He id survived liia two one brother and one-half iitt le years of Oct. 11.A pack Of 20 wild led by a huge Is with increasing making daily raids on farms near to exterminate them have resulted in the killing of rabbits nrd are the victims of the flood of when the Feather river the highest is responsible for whose forebears tame were Oct. 11. - Detectives on an island of raided a small house on Pine street at waters the dogs burrowed j the request of the department of the debris and refused to return | tice In Washington and rescued Philadelphia She Had Been and some They 8ft. whom they to the fighting Wednesday aad j continued all of ' Nicholas and his Prince j are on firing - sturdy Montenegrin with an intimate Of stil this Albanian border to regain ei the lost ground with the af mems and grimly to their DROPS Railroad Ticket in Depot at 10.The Reverend Harry P. Margettes of Nineveh dead in the Shawmut depot of Henry Devino of who was kidnaped from her home by Charles Randolph and Mrs. Mary 16 age and was stolen in revenge because Randolph's ' he FEAR Position In the War dine of Disturbing Features of 11. opposite which Ul described in dispatches as a have not for this for 10 looted the Devine The negroes took Mlsa afternoon while buying a ticket i to Washington and when the federal He had been visiting at the authorities began to track the pair home of Wallace here to this r. few days besought the men pursuing tlie William J. Dr. Dennis that they catch so that they could get three hairis from his back to be placed on the they being considered a ' sure of and Flays Harvester D. chairman of the Republican national committee was another He was called on to substantiate statement attributed to him by the press that Colonel Roosevelt of Harvester Trust money in an effort to get the This is ent to which Roosevelt objected to so strenuously the senate declaring should be compelled to prove it Or hide his face in Hilles presented the committee a letter which he had just written to George W. Hating the 7 In reiterated that was one of chief tutors and that Mr. himself be secured for the Takes Duluth by Oct. 11. - On the occasion of his first coming Theodore Roo ilio greatest ovation ever visitor to Northern of his until Iuh a Cities at many of crowded tlie downtown in bbi facts In to trust that have im ambulance surgeon of Flower Dr. Otto H. tiie performed the Rosenthal's Jacob a waiter in Metropole connecting Becker with the crime by the that general purpose the will for its witness Giovanni an like Krause was standing in front of the who saw the shooting and who later several of the May Testify is not unlikely Jack Rose will take tlie stand sometime well Coroner Wiliam of Belfast was called death due to heart Will be shipped to his Mr. was old and was born in Body of William H. Joy ing in the eager to just catch a glimpse of the head of the Bull of 4lio_tli.'Ur4Gt simply look the city Blaze Ignites h agod 41, of this subject to change in that Herman it is be today to tell the story of her husband's relations with Lieutenant of Avenges Oct. 11. After Ed former of Breathitt was slain from ambush a months ago his daughter Mrs. vowed to the spent many days and nights in tiie s id - presented to a grand in the of 15  of one of Breathitt county's most bitter a 1... Oct. 11.--A was rescue a man drowning in ud off went overboard from a rowboat a hard lipht in the Charles the had been apprised of the into his machine and in the negroes were unclean and filled with girl was overcome and when taken to the at City told that been The negroes may as it is said they w ill be lynched to WITH Oct. 10.Efforts of Xavier who spent much time for the body of H. of who feil from a Shawmut train into creek Wednesday last - was rewarded th i s fit the body in the from the Jov from the and from Shawmut Suspected of Hiding In Hay and Oct. 11.A man giving his name as Earl Steele was lodged in the county accused of burglarizing the postoffice and hardware store at Adamsville A companion after a long was cap- 1 alarming in St. Petersburg allies bave net to Montenegro and the contenta of the note oi the porte ero A solitary report etates that ultimatum was but this has not ed from are in Constantinople and St. Petersburg that the are and moro it 18 not known what they are taking to stop the If are true nmy have bct n by the ss ut Vienna and Berlin that the stArta going it for long be confined to Turkey and * the Balkan newspapers of two do noi to conciai their distrust of la and and is as Otte of lise most profound and of the i The Wilson Puts In a Strenuous Oct. 11.- s any movo at troops the OM Wilson put in the Fa strenuous days of his presidential 1 ^.t. in ( to to fJ the in ne county jail for English A Mii inolia correspondent oT F caling twenty one section of the f saying ie made or war is of a parade Three times during the through the a had covered the halt were and picked up the young Negotiating 11:--Anotlier. national this time not to but to is in The loan in Rapho It la supposed her and while alone she The house ' near being i and in the morning box was filled by the selection of Samuel H. an and by address of the district attorney iO. the and Negotiations Oct. 1,1. Tiie Petit ' They May fays the at a engaged It and Turkey are at have any York the and a private mark j receptions at the Iroquois and put on all dynamite in company's j public at for aid Suspicion at last j the Congress a not to forgot her Bentley and a wanant his political at his ' McVickers theater at and congress that i dynamite were found in li t tue 1 tiiinking-lluu ' the ' V. aiv m been pulsed in on was nnd a in near the of There are no only satisfactory solution of- ihfe Balkan the direct Turkish rule in -  

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