President Roosevelt Carried to Hospital After Knife Incident
In a planned, low‑key departure from the Columbia Club, President Roosevelt was taken to St Vincent Hospital after a knife attack attempt. Secret Service and police guarded the route as Senators Fairbanks and Durbin, with Cortelyou and others, accompanied him. crowds were kept distant and informed by a Cortelyou bulletin.
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Wilson
Senator Fairbanks
Cortelyou
Durbin
Roosevelt
Secret Service
Sosely
Loeb and Barnes
George J Cook
J J Richardson
Callon
Battery 4
Hulland
Meridian Juice
Meridian Street
Gurmish
South Street
W4&s
St Vincent Hospital
Calion
Pres Columbia Club
Salatera
Columbia Club
Jama Rumor
Roosevelt Speaks for Democrats on Tariff Trusts
Washington dispatch quotes James M. Griggs praising President Roosevelt for crystallizing belief in regulating trusts while warning that no remedial legislation is coming soon. Griggs argues Democrats are ready for action and will modify tariff provisions sheltering trusts. He also discusses Babcock, Henderson, and tariff reform, noting no personal attacks and Griggs’ trip to New York.
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Washington
Roosevelt
James M. Griggs
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Cincinnati
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Fife
Griggs
Babcock
Babcocks
Mr. Babcock
Grigg
Henderson
Hreffterson
Mr. Griggs
Pou
Spoaker
Mr. Henderson
David B. Henderson
Dubuque
Iowa
New York
Congressional Committee
J. M Griggs
Hoffman House
New York City
Or. B. Henderson
President Roosevelt Injured and Abandons Western Tour
President Roosevelt travels by train from Richmond to Washington after a leg wound. The trip is halted, doctors expect a quick recovery, and Roosevelt will head to temporary executive offices in Washington. Mrs. Roosevelt is notified and may travel to Washington.
President Roosevelt Undergoes Leg Operation After Trolley Accident
A detailed bulletin recounts President Roosevelt being treated at St Vincent hospital after a trolley mishap. Surgeons operated to drain a serum-filled sac in the left leg and advised rest and quiet to ensure a speedy recovery. The president resisted postponing treatment but doctors insisted on immediate care.
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Columbia Club
Oliver
Washington
Root
Cortelyou and
Loeb
George H Oliver
George J. Cook
Henry Jameson
George A Lung
J J Hichardson
George H. Oliver
Indianapulis
George A. Lang
George Cook
J. Richardson
Pittsfield
Mass
Ghorge EB
Cortelwou
Carved Woman After Death Case Sparks Derby Train Inquiry
New York September 23 A Derby Conn train brings William Hooper Young to Grand Central. A crowd greets him as he is taken to police headquarters where his counsel claims innocence and that an alleged confession was made without legal counsel. Young describes meeting Charles Simpson Billing and details the murder of Mrs Pulitzer, including alcohol, a staged scene, and cutting into the body in a failed attempt to dispose of it. Detective Captain Titus notes a suspect named Billing and a diamonds sale for 350 dollars to a parson. Investigations continue for Charles Simpson Billing.
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Ucwer
Fairbanks
Durbin
Washington
Richmond
Ind
President Roosevelt
Indianapolis
Reading
Jackson Place
Detroit
Hig
Cortelyou
Lung
Roosevelt
Navy Department
George A Lang
John F. Urie
Medical Department of the Navy
White House
Grand Army
Husband
Oyster Bay
N. Y
New York
Bank
Duilding
Derby
Conn
William Hooper
Young
Grand Central Station
Hughes and Findlay
William F. Hart
Prsoner
Hart
Fitus
Titus
Charles Simpson Hbiling
Central Park
Mrs. Pulitzer
Eiling
Broadway
Forty-sixth Street
Mrs Pulitzer
Biling
Pulitzer
Charles Simpson Billing
Hughes
Passing Throne Reveals Dr Dixon Shaving Routine
The Passing Throng reports Dr Thomas Dixon Jr a famed author and lecturer in room 519 at the Kimball describes his ordinary shaving setup and discusses forthcoming works a study in nature and two sequels to The Leopard s Spots including a Ku Klux Klan romance and a future outlook on the negro question. The interview notes Dixon plans to leave lecturing for writing and cites characters drawn from life and political figures while contrasting New York and Virginia environments.
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Kimball House
Thomas Dixon, Jr
Pixon
Dixon
New York City
Virginia
Dixondale
Kuklux Kan
Atlanta
Pulaski
Ten
Charley Gaston
North Carolina
Aycock
Tom Camp
Nathaniel Camp
North
Major Powell Dies at Summer Home in Haven Maine
Major J W Powell, director of the Smithsonian Bureau of Ethnology, died at his Haven Maine summer home after a period of critical illness. He led the Bureau since its founding in 1879 and directed the Geological Survey since 1880. Powell was famed for exploring the Grand Canyon of the Colorado, traveling its entire length from Green River to the mouth.
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Bureau of Ethnology
Smithsonian Institute
Haven
Major J. W. Powell
Smithsonian
Washington
Major Powell
Gran Canon
Colorado
Colorado Canon
Green River Station
The
Canon
North America
Bureau of American Ethnology
Geological Survey
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Atelanta
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T. K. Seahody
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Aragon
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Yankees
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Kimball
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Weite
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L. W. ‘Arnoig
Wh. Lycett
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PR. Hathaway
Inway
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Essig Bros
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Incinnati Conservatory of Music
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College For Warren
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Empire
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Johnson Quinn
York City
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State OF Georgia
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Sad Corporation
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