Roosevelt recovering from chest wound with uncertain outlook
Chicago October 17 The bullet wound to Colonel Roosevelt's chest shows healing without infection after the first X ray was examined. Surgeons describe a clean wound with minimal bruising and no pleural injury. Roosevelt slept well and remained free of pain, buoyed by Mrs. Roosevelt's presence. doctors expect four to five days before easy breathing.
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Hoosevelt
Milwaukee
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BR. McCauley
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Roosevelt
Mrs. Roosevelt
New York
J. B. Murphy
Arthur Dean Bevan
Scurry Terrett
Roosevelt in Critical Condition After Milwaukee Bullet Wound
Chicago reports Roosevelt remains in largely unchanged condition with fever and pulse rise today. Doctors fear possible complications including blood poisoning and confirm a rib fracture discovered today. Theodore Roosevelt Jr. conferred with his father as physicians monitor ongoing risk.
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Roosevelt
Milwaukee
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Mrs Roosevelt Takes Charge At The Hospital
Mrs. Roosevelt assumes control at the hospital bedside of Colonel Roosevelt with limited visitors and direct authority over who may see him. A Milwaukee X ray reveals the bullet lodged in the fourth rib with a fracture and unusual chest enlargement noted in the radiograph.
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Roosevelt
Colonel Roosevelt
Colonel Roosevelt Largely Out Of Presidential Campaign
The article reports Colonel Roosevelt likely unable to continue active campaigning while in hospital and possibly for a week longer. He hopes for at least one more speech, ideally in New York and perhaps Madison Square Garden, if his health permits.
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Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
New York
Madison Square Garden
Colonel Roosevelt
Roosevelt Resting in Hospital After Political Strain
Colonel Roosevelt shows color returning and a calmer mood as he rests in the hospital with pillows propping him. His three Chicago children visit while Mrs. Roosevelt and aides attend to him. O. K. Davis is briefly in his room before being sent to the corridor.
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Wsual
Chicago
Heston
Colonel Roosevelt
Girl Stands Outside Hospital Asking To See Roosevelt
A young girl kept vigil at the hospital main door from morning till night demanding to see Colonel Roosevelt. Messages of condolence poured in from around the world as Roosevelt recuperated. Father Curran, an old friend, visited later and spoke with him.
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Rooevelt
Samuel Gompers
Roosevelt
Johnny Hayes
Melvin Sheppard
Micheal J. Ryan
Father Curran
Wilkesbarre
Battle Creek
Mich
Beveridge Bears Roosevelt Message From Chicago Sickbed
Albert J. Beveridge spoke in Louisville delivering Colonel Roosevelt’s message dictated from Mere hospital. The ex president reportedly did not seek office again but felt compelled by the sixties call to act, sending a calm, clear appeal to nation. Beveridge said Roosevelt urged the party founded for justice for all citizens.
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Roosevelt
Louisville
Albert J. Beveridge
Indiana
Kentucky
Chicago
Senator Beveridge
Mr. Beveridge
Chemist Reports No Poison Found on Bullets
The Milwaukee Journal reports that a chemist at Marquette University, Dean Sommers, told District Attorney Zabel that tests found no poison on the empty shell or other bullets alleged to have been used against Colonel Roosevelt. The claim of poisoned bullets causing his death is thus dispelled.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Roosevelt
Dean Sommers
Marquette University
Zabel
Royalty Cables Send Messages After Escape
An Italian cable congratulates King Victor Emmanuel on a narrow escape, while messages from France's President Fallieres and Cardinal Gibbons express sympathy and wishes for a speedy recovery. Proclamations from German royalty and Bat Masterson add public support. Colonel Roosevelt also notes Bat’s strength of character.
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Victor Emmanuel
Fallieres
France
Germany
Cardinal Gibbons
Bat” Masterson
Dersiman
Roosevelt
California Fears Alfalfa Weevil Quarantine Expanded
Sacramento Oct 16 Acting Governor Wallace and State Horticultural Commissioner Cook extended California's alfalfa weevil quarantine to Utah Idaho and Wyoming. The order bans hay shipments from those states into California and restricts bee hives and cattle car feed hay transport.
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Cal
California
Utah
Idaho
Wyoming
Wallace
Cook
Dynamite Witness Slugged and Government Will Probe
United States District Attorney Miller asks Wickersham to investigate an assault on H. F. Pearce. The case involves a dynamite witness and prompts a federal inquiry into the incident and handling by authorities.
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United States
Miller
Wickersham
H. F. Pearce
Gallean Fighting Limited 10 Montenegrin Forges
Bulgaria and Servia hesitate about declaring war against Turkey as diplomacy remains a possibility. The disputed actions involve the Gallean Fighting Limited and Montenegrin forges amid regional tensions.
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Galean
Bulgaria
Servia
Turkey
Rough tactics not tolerated at trial protest in Pennsylvania
Prosecution vows to prove a conspiracy to blow up objectionable property across Pacific Coast towns. A courtroom confrontation centers on alleged plots and the defendants defense strategies as the trial unfolds.
Witness in dynamite conspiracy trial attacked in Kansas City
Harry F Pearce testified in the Indianapeake dynamite conspiracy trial. He was slugged and Telbed of 4 here last night, says he doubts the attack stemmed from his Indiana petit testimony but was warned to expect trouble.
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Kansas City
Harry F Pearce
Indianapeake
Pearce
Indiana Petit
U S District Attorney seeks federal probe in dynamite conspiracy case
United States District Attorney Charles W. Miller telegraphed Attorney General Wickersham urging a vigorous federal investigation into reported slugging of H F Pearce a government witness in the dynamiting conspiracy trial in Kansas City. Pearce identified Ortie McManigal as a hotel guest linked to predated explosions and the group discussed blowing up Los Angeles. Denver man Frank Burt named Panama Pacific Exposition concessions director in San Francisco.
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Hs Morning Journal
Indianapolis
Ind
United States
Charles W. Miller Tonigne
Wickersham
Department of Justice
Kansas City
H. F. Pearee
Pearce
Miller
Washington
Kan- Sas City
Ortie EB. McManigal
J. W. McGraw
St Louis
McMianizal
Antsouri
MccManigal
Querely
McManigal
Pacific Coast
J. McNamara
W Bert Brown
Kansas
Civ
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McNamara
Brown
Denver
Exposition
San Francisco
Frank Burt
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Tommy
Knox Leaves for Washington City
Secretary of State Know spent the day in Portland Oregon visiting the Commercial Club luncheon and sightseeing before departing at night over the Great Northern railroad for Washington city.
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Washington City
Portland
Ore
Portland Commercial Club
Know
Great Northern Railroad
Washington
Bullet traced in Roosevelt injury as radiographs reveal path
Chicago dispatch reports a large soft lead bullet lodged near Roosevelt's sternum and right chest. Wires on the chest map a right angle from nipple to sternum with the bullet 4 to 5 inches beneath the surface and about 6 to 7 inches from the entry point.
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Morning Journal
Chicago
Colonel Roosevelt
Terrell
Nicholas's Forces Suffer Major Losses Warns Curb Impetuosity
King Nicholas orders restraint after Ottoman and Italian fronts show heavy losses. Monarch cautions soldiers to curb rashes in attack as Italy gains influence in the conflict.
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Italy
Montenegrins Capture Berana After Ten Days of Fighting
After a ten day battle Montenegrins seize Berana and trap 700 Turkish soldiers as 14 guns are taken. In the final assault the Montenegrins suffer 10 dead and 31 wounded. forces advance on Mount Mouriteh and Rogame heights with two Kropp guns taken. Turkish and Albanian retreat totals reach 4,000 regulars and 3,000 irregulars.
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Montenegro
Berana
Martinoviteh
Mount Mouriteh
Tarahozeh
Rerana
Rogame Heights
Vukovitch
Balkan War Dispatches Tilt Toward Shortening Conflict
London reports substantial Servian forces crossing into the Balkan front. Descriptions from Tushi reveal dire hospital conditions with wounded Turks awaiting care and crude medical facilities. Montenegro gains Berana as talks of a European conference rise, while Bulgaria and Serbia hesitate to escalate. King Nicholas urges restraint as Montenegrin losses mount.
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Tushi
Cettinje
Daily Mail
Podgoritea
Turkey
Bulgaria
Ner
Italy
Balkan
Berana
Nicholas
Martinovitch
Scutari
Rebellion Outlined in Mexico as Orozco Overtures Reported
In Mexico a new rebellion is detailed with prominent men involved as Madero's government makes overtures to General Orozco to further the movement.
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Mexico
Madero
Orozco
Unusual State Attacks Becker in Trial Rumors
A fellow prisoner claims the accused officer Becker predicted pension after killing Rosenthal. The report notes strong state pressure and ongoing legal peril surrounding Becker.
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Rosenthal
Emissary Reports Loop to Diaz and Mexico's Presidential Race
An emissary heads to Paris to consult Porfirio Diaz as plans for a popular vote to choose Mexico's next president unfold. Rebels name Felix Diaz among five candidates and promise a running mate each, with details withheld for safety.
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Morning Journal
el Passe
Det
Frantisco 1
Madero, Jr
Mexico
Madero
Mexico City
Pascual Orogeo, Jr
Paris
Porfirio Ding
Felix Diaz
New Revolutionary Party
General Felix Diaz Seizes Vera Cruz and Threatens Regime
General Felix Diaz, nephew of ex president Porfirio Diaz, seized Vera Cruz with 500 troops, took the arsenal and garrison, and moved to control the harbor ships Tampico and Bravo. The government pledged to crush the uprising as loyal forces mobilized nationwide. barricades formed around Vera Cruz amid mounting tensions.
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Vera Cruz
Mexico City
Felix Diaz
Porfirio Diaz
Mexico
Tampico
Bravo
Gutierrez
Vera Crux
Madero
Orimaha
Inter-Oreante
Jalapa
Vera
Felix Diag
Santa Lucrecia
Tehaunteper
Zozayva
Blanquet
Strike breakers in Bingham Utah amid ongoing mine disruption
Bingham Utah Oct 16 eighty five carloads of ore shipped to mills and concentrating plants marking the heaviest shipment since a month old mine closure. About eight hundred strike breakers are at the mines and additional workers are expected to arrive tomorrow as strikers renew interference efforts.
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Bingham
Utah
Doughty Sues Nat C Goodwin for Alienation of Affections
Charles N Doughty of San Diego files a suit against actor Nat C Goodwin for 25000 dollars alleging alienation of his wife Margaret Moreland stage name. Doughty declines to discuss the action.
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Nat C. Goodwin
San Diego
Cal
Charles N. Doughty
Doughty
Margaret Moreland
Widow of murdered gambler a witness testifies in Becker case
The widow of Herman Rosenthal swore that Police Lieutenant Charles Becker threatened to kill Rosenthal or himself during a raid on Rosenthal’s gambling house. Witnesses described Becker’s risky ties to Jack Rose and frequent hotel meetings. The defense faced claims of payoffs to silence Rosenthal and Becker’s interview with attorney John Hart.
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Spectat Ronrd
New York
Ort
Rosenthal
Charles Becker
James D. Hallen
Becker
Herman Roserthal
Hallen
Moms
Herman Rosenthal
Herman
Recker
Moss
Samblers
Jack Rose
Bald Jack
Rose
Union Square
The
Tombs
Detective White
Becker Strong Arm Squad
White
Jack Zelig
Louie
Jimmy
Gormbler Nosenthal
Dougherty
Rotce
Isaac Vu. White
Tre- Porter
John W. Hart
Hart
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