Roosevelt Wound Described as Serious and Stable
An official bulletin reports a serious chest wound to Ex President Theodore Roosevelt but stresses absolute quiet to aid recovery. Doctors say no bullet probing or removal is needed for now and expect to keep him under close surveillance for infection while his family travels to Chicago.
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Quageons
Roosevelt
Macauley
Pinatty
Milwaukee
J. Nm. Jansson
Mercy Hospital
Chicago
Colonel Roosevelt Rests Quietly at Mercy Hospital
Roosevelt spent a largely normal night at Mercy hospital with brief awakenings for vital checks. By 2 AM his pulse neared 80 and temperature near 99.8 providing reassurance as he read a magazine and reported feeling comfortable and sleepy.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Mercy Hospital
Ty Ater
Roosevelt in Milwaukee hospital after shooting
Colonel Roosevelt remained in stable condition at the Milwaukee hospital after being shot by a crank last night. Doctors reported a good pulse around 86, a temperature near normal, minor anxiety, and a positive response to a sponge bath and antitoxin treatment.
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Chicago
Ereneree West
Milwaukee
Hos Pia
Tlis
J. 8
Murphy
Ohare
Seuris Terre
Roosevelt
Margaret Witveerald
Surgeons Pronounce Wound Serious After Examination
After an all day examination and constitutional care, doctors say the patient bears a serious wound. The medical team continues monitoring for complications as treatment proceeds.
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Sergeons
Tentehel
Splendid Physique to Aid Recovery of Col Roosevelt
Roosevelt shows improved condition after wound examination at Mercy hospital. Doctors report pulse 86 and temperature 98.25 with strong physical condition and abstinence from tobacco and liquor. Protective anti tetanic serum given as precaution and blood counts noted by medical staff.
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Col. Roosevelt
Chicago
Roosevelt
Mercy Hospital
Bulletin of the
Jan Hater
Roosevelt readies message as rest limits stir public
Colonel Roosevelt will give one speaking date in Louisville after cancellations abroad. Former Senator Beversidge of Indiana travels to deliver a message he asked read there. Doctors impose rest, future plans uncertain. corridor crowds persist outside room 314 as officials coordinate care with Dr Terrell and secretary Mellrath nearby.
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Roosevelt
Louisville
Kentucky
Beversidge
Indianan
Roosevelte Roo
Voorbbeling
L L. Terrell
J. W. Mellrath
Review of Shooting Reveals New Details
A corridor vigil by Patrolman J A Tomney frames investigation into a fetal assault case. Secretary Martin wrestled the gun from the assailant as a bystander, Luther, exclaimed Dont kill him John. An X ray portrait and a verse from Adelaide Proctor decorate the room as scenes unfold at the command post of Dr J H Murphy.
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J. A. Tomney
Martin
Iaser
Schrank
Hienty F. Cochems
Jong
Adelaide Proctors
Roosevelt Attends to Wounds and Books After Injury
In a hospital ante-room Roosevelt receives loads of flowers and visits. He jokes with friends, asks doctors about his wound, requests not to lose his place in a book, and rests deeply after a refreshing hour, while doctors limit movement to aid recovery.
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Roosevelt
Hitt
Macauley
Murphy
Arthur Bevan
Terrell
Roosevelt Prepares for Quiet Night After Visitors
Colonel Roosevelt ends a long day by reading in bed after 8 pm visit of callers. He reports feeling well and hopes a tetanus antitoxin injection will not disrupt his first comfortable evening in many days. He stacks Macauley writings, magazines, and the Bible by his bedside.
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Roosevelt
John, Golden
Macauley
Mrs Longwort Arrives at Bedside to See Father
Mrs Longwort hurries from Cincinnati to Chicago and goes at once to the hospital to visit her father, Colonel Roosevelt, who is ill. The family member is described as the first to reach his bedside.
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Mrs. Longwort
Chicago
Cincinnati
Hospital
Colonel Roosevelt
Roosevelt Daughter Thanks Secret Service Man for Heroic Act
Mrs. Alice Roosevelt Longworth arrived in Chicago to visit her father Colonel Roosevelt at Mercy hospital. She thanked Et her K. Martin who saved the president’s life and described the sequence of the assassination attempt and the actions that protected him.
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Chicago
Alice Roosevelt
Longworth
Nichols Longworth
Chilcago
Cincinnat
Colonel Roosevelt
Mercy Hospital
Tellway Station
May McCormick
George F. Vorter
Progressive Party
Metterinick
Texas
Martin
Pople
Colonels Apartments
Roosevelt party heads to Chicago on Twentieth Century Limited
Mrs Theodore Roosevelt Theodor Millners Jr Miss Ether Roosevelt and Dr Alexander Lambert Roosevelt family physician left New York for Chicago on the Twentieth Century Limited at 1 o'clock this morning en route to Chicago.
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Pamwily
Chicago
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Theodor: Millners, Jr
Ether Roosevelt
Alexander Lambert
Roosevelt
Twentieth Century Limited
Newspaper suit against Hitchcock dismissed appeal to Supreme Court
New York Oct. 15 Judge Hand dismissed the Journal of Commerce suit testing the federal newspaper law. He granted the Journal of Commerce counsel permission to appeal to the United States Supreme Court after denying the petition.
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New York
Journal of Commerce
Hitchcock
Wickersham
President Taft Sends Sympathy Over Roosevelt Shooting
Taft wires sympathy to both Theodore Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt expressing deep regret over the shooting incident and the danger point near passage of the crisis.
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Mr. Taft
Roosevelt
Mrs. Roosevelt
Taft reacts to Roosevelt shooting on Mayflower
President Taft issued a statement aboard the Mayflower reacting to the Roosevelt shooting. He expressed shock and sympathy for Colonel Roosevelt and his family, urged strict crime enforcement, and called for public unity against violence. He and Mrs. Roosevelt also conveyed messages to Roosevelt for a speedy recovery.
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Morning Journal
New York
Taft
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Gaynor
Prominent Society Girl Missing in Colorado Springs
Colorado Springs police and Cripple Creek authorities seek Miss Maude Jenkins 24 a society figure in Canon City after she vanished after alighting a train en route to visit her father Evan Jenkins in Cripple Creek last Thursday.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Crippie Creek
Maude Jenkins
Canon City
Miss Jenkins
Cripble Creek
Evan Jenkins
Wilson Cancels Most Campaign Talks For Week
Governor Woodrow Wilson announced he would cancel all speaking engagements except those set for Thursday and Friday as he waits for Colonel Roosevelt to join the campaign. He plans to end active speeches by Saturday upon returning from Delaware West Virginia and Pennsylvania. He warned against delaying the schedule, noted Taft's limited active campaigning, and expressed concern for Roosevelt's condition. The governor commented on public security and sent heartfelt sympathy to Mrs Roosevelt after Mercy Hospital news.
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Princeton
N. J
Woodrow Wilson
Roosevelt
Delaware
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Wilson
Taft
West Virginia
Rooesvelt
Striking Greeks Attack Opponents
Striking Greeks fired on James Saunders a colored switchman who fled to his home and defended himself with a shotgun. An American mechanic pursued by strikers was dragged from concealment in a boarding house and threatened with violence but released. Strikers surrounded V Jenkins business manager of the Steptoe smelter and held revolvers to his head until office employees intervened. The lawless acts are by a comparatively small number of foreigners.
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Bly
New
James Saunders
V. Jenkins
Steptoe
Roosevelt Attack Provokes Condolences from MetClombs
Chicago October 15 Hundreds of telegrams arrive at progressive headquarters after the Roosevelt shooting. William F Meclombs chairman of the Democratic National Committee expresses grave regret at the attack and wishes a swift recovery for Roosevelt.
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Chicago
Progressive
Roosevelt
William F. Meclombs
Democratic National Committee
Morning Journal to Provide Play by Play of Today’s World Series
Albuquerque fans can hear a live inning by inning update of the New York Nationals vs Boston Americans World Series game. The Morning Journal will relay play by play over its AP leased wire from Fenway Park and megaphone bulletins will be posted near the newspaper office.
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Albuquerque
New York Nationals
Boston Americans
Morning Journal
Associated Press
Fen
Gay Park
Boston
Fourth
Gold Avenue
Prosecutor Seeks Fair Trial Delay for Roosevelt Attacker
Milwaukee officials say John Schrank will not face trial until after the November 6 election to avoid political influence. State's Attorney Winfred Zabel, weighing sanity and lack of accomplices, plans a case after November 11, with a plea of guilty viewed as perfunctory.
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Morning Journal
Milwaukee
Wis
Winfred
Zater
Milwaukee County
John Schrank
Roosevelt
Zabel
Schrank
Tabet
Mr. Zabel
New York
August ¢ Raeckus
Backus
N. N. Neelen
W. A. Arnold
Colonel Roosevelt
Francis EB. McGovern
Green Bay
Russell Jackson
Madison
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Murpity
Ald. Bevan
SL. Terrell
Pope Pius
J. Hh. Murphy
Coloness
Mrs. Jows
W. H. Tart
MetClombs
Curane
Rh. E. W. Sommer
Marquette University
Sommer
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