Roosevelt Stable Overnight as New York Election Looms
Mercy Hospital Chicago bulletin reports Colonel Roosevelt sleeping soundly with no change in condition. Doctors Golden and Murphy note no deterioration while Roosevelt reads, plans to return to Oyster Bay soon, and orders a good breakfast and preparations to see Mrs. Roosevelt. He remains eager to meet her in the morning.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
John L. Golden
J. B. Murphy
Golden
Oyster Bay
Mrs. Roosevelt
Roosevelt Seriously Wounded. Doctors Ignore Public Contact
Chicago dispatch reports Colonel Theodore Roosevelt wounded in Milwaukee with a chest wound described as serious. Surgeons order quiet and forbid visitors. bullet probing deferred for several days as he rests under supervision.
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Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt
Milwaukee
John Schrank
Trial Jury Ready for Ettor Case in Essex Court
The jury for the Ettor Giovannitti and Caruso trial over the killing of Mrs. Lopizzo in the Lawrence strike was completed at 4 14 this afternoon in the Essex Superior Court with Edward S Martin Salem cabinet maker accepted as the 12th juror after a long conference by defense counsel.
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Ott
Joseph J. Ettor
Arturo Giovannitti
Joseph Caruso
Anna Lopizzo
Lawrence
Essex Superior Court
Edward S. Martin
I. B. George
Coourt
Lopizzo
Sisk
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Jury Selection Against I W W Leaders Sets Frantic Pace
The trial panel for I W W leaders faced the most costly and prolonged jury selection in New England history. Twelve jurors were chosen after 416 talesmen were examined over five court days amid fierce prosecutorial and defense challenges.
Red Sox Face Do-or-Die Challenge From Giants
Boston leads series three games to one after Saturday, but Giants batter Smoky Joe Wood as Hugh Bedient is lined up to start the decisive game. Kansas Cyclone Bedient faltered yesterday amid Giants’ sluggers, while Boston clings to hope of a title with Bedient and Smoky Joe.
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Red Sox
Joe Wood
Hugh Bedient
Kansas
Smoky Joe
Giants
McGraw
Giants Rally Stuns Opponent In Early Inning Twist
A fragmented sports note recalls the Giants breaking through in the opening inning after initial failures against Wood, with battle smoke clearing as the game unfolded. Continued on page 11 column 11.
Editorial Response to Herald on Bird and Fitzgeraldr
Mass. citizen Ewing W. Hamlen objects to the Herald editorial accusing Charles S. Bird and the Progressive Party. He argues the Herald's statements are false, cites Bird’s Sunday remarks favoring reform, and asserts the paper misrepresents alliances and calls for direct election of U S Senators.
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Maj
Henry L. Higginson
Richard Olney
Robert M. Burnett
Boston milestones mark gas pipes and post office growing
The note recalls Boston events from 1826 laying of first gas pipes to 1871 cornerstone of the Boston post office building and 1879 reunion of War of 1812 veterans, reflecting a series of civic and commemorative moments in the city.
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Gamblers Plot Becker's Defence in Rosenthal Murder
In New York on October 15, defense counsel for Lt. Charles Becker argued gamblers plotted Rosenthal's murder to stop him from revealing police protection schemes. Witness Schepps testified Becker asked if gunmen were paid and acted as Rose’s messenger to recruit them, while denying direct knowledge of the killing.
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Herman Rosenthal
Rosenthal
John F. McIntyre
Becker
Sam Schepps
Schepps
Goff
Scepps
Jack Rose
Bridgie Webber
Harry Wallon
Jack ‘Rose
Wilson Cancels Speaking Tours Until Roosevelt Recovers
Governor Wilson announced he cancelled all speaking tours and will not give campaign speeches after Friday until Colonel Roosevelt has recovered. He said he will take no undue advantage and will resume stump speeches only when Roosevelt is well enough.
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Roosevelt
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