Roosevelt for Oyster Bay Today
Mercy Hospital Chicago reports Colonel Roosevelt may depart for Oyster Bay tomorrow morning at 8:08 a.m. His condition is described as normal though the wound bled and caused nervous exhaustion. A Colombian diplomat claimant, Luis Molina, was halted while delivering a letter accusing Roosevelt of an atrocious crime in the Panama situation. Molina arrived with two Mexicans, Carello and Morelo.
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Oyster Bay
New York
Alexander Lambert
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Colombia
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Panama
B. Carello
Estaban Morelo
Roosevelt advised on rest for bedridden patient
Dr. Lambert warns any patient in bed a week may suffer nervous exhaustion and says Colonel Roosevelt needs absolute rest. He urges emphasizing Roosevelt is improving but remaining in bed long enough risks exhaustion, and that a quiet regimen makes the trip safe. Other doctors Bevan Murphy and Terrell concur.
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Roosevelt
Murphy
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Fultz Heads Ball Players Fraternity Officers Elected
Directors of the Baseball Players Fraternity elected David T. Fultz president at a meeting in New York. Christy Matthewson Edward Sweeney Michael Dolan and Tyrus Cobb named vice presidents with Jacob Peubert as secretary. All but Boston and Cleveland clubs represented. No treasurer chosen.
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David T. Fultz
Boston
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Christy Mathewson
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Tyrus Cobb
Jacob Peubert
Molina’s threat to Roosevelt and tainted Panama note
Molina claimed he would travel by train to New York to meet Colonel Roosevelt and displayed a valid ticket and a roll of bills. He sent flowers and a strongly worded postal card and wrote a letter accusing Roosevelt of historic wrongs over Panama while professing sympathy for his recovery. Detectives said Molina was unarmed and he was allowed to depart after questioning.
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Berkshire Fire Causes Swift Cape Lookout Anchorage
The Merchants and Miners steamship Berkshire bound from Savannah to Philadelphia raced into Cape Lookout Cove with its cotton hold on fire. It is now anchored within 200 yards of shore with passengers and crew safe aboard.
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Savannah
Philadelphia
Cape Lookout Cove
Fire Aboard Vessel Near Berkshire Detains Crew
From the position of the ship all aboard could disembark at any time. The vessel may sail to Philadelphia tomorrow or Tuesday. Captain Hart opened cotton hatches and sprayed water on the burning cargo. The crew aims to hold the fire until help arrives. The revenue cutter Seminole is expected tonight, and a wrecking steamer has been sent from Norfolk to Berkshire.
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Hart
Berkshire
Norfolk
Auto Crash at Fulton Street and Fellsway Medford
Two cars colliding at the Fulton street and Fellsway corner in Medford shortly before 5 PM damaged both vehicles. One car carried six persons and the other two. no injuries were reported and all occupants returned home by trolley.
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Fellsway
Medford
Johnson Kept Out of Sight in Chicago Hideaway
Jack Johnson remained secluded in Chicago with his bodyguard guarding the cafe saloon and his mother’s residence. Press and telephone efforts to reach him were fruitless, fueling rumors he had been shot earlier that morning.
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Jack Johnson
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Johnson fears for his life after mob threats and rumors
Following a Saturday mob of about a thousand threatening lynching, Johnson fled from the First National Bank and escaped in a taxicab. He appeared at his crowded cafe last night and said the ad brings business but warned that someone may shoot him. He has received many warnings by phone, letter, and messages that plans to kill him are being discussed publicly. Financial help for his defense pours in from supporters amid rumors of a shooting linked to a Cameron girl.
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Church Sexton Disrupts Sermon at Pilgrim Church
A wild shriek and chaotic scuffling in the vestibule interrupted Rev. George L. Cady during a sermon at Pilgrim Church Upham's Corner last night. Congregation heard pleas and wails from a youngster as the disturbance unfolded.
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Youths Attack Church Sexton During Service At Pilgrim Church
A dozen ushers rush to the vestibule at Pilgrim Church where John 8. Clark the sexton lies assaulted on the stairs with four youths pummeled him. Police arrest one boy after he is dragged to Station 9 Roxbury. the other three escape. The assault disrupts a sermon as hoodlums flood Upham's Corner.
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Derailed trolley ties up Warren Street traffic
Street car traffic on Warren street Roxbury was tied up for nearly a half hour when a Matta pan semi convertable car derailed at Walnut avenue junction due to rear track switch failure.
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Walnut Avenue
Man Testifies in Murder Case as Witness Declared
Mary Rafferty six year old daughter of Mr and Mrs James Rafferty of 15A Cranston Street Jamaica Plain died after being struck by an inbound North Station subway car on Centre Street near Creighton Street Jamaica Plain.
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James J. Rafferty
Cranston Street
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Centre Street
Creighton Street
Motorman Arrested After Child Pedestrian Tragedy
Evelyn Gadda seven of 72 Lawn street narrowly escaped a car with Rafferty girl when the forward rail struck the lead child who died after the car passed over her. Thomas Lavin of 22 Boynton street Jamaica Plain is charged with manslaughter and arraignment scheduled.
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Jamaica Plain
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Creighton Street
Carriage Upset Injures Salem Family After Wedding
In Salem on October 20 Mrs Kallinne Kahut and her 16 year old daughter Mary of Peabody suffered severe injuries when their carriage overturned at Mason and Grove streets on a return from a wedding. Husband Alexander Kahut and driver Lojoil Lukasziski were only slightly injured.
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Kallinne Kahut
Mary
Spring Street
Peabody
Mason and Grove Streets
Alexander Kahut
Lojoil Lukasziski
Man Dies at 110 After Quitting Habits Years Earlier
Chicago report says Joseph Marski died at 110 years 2 months. He smoked heavily his life but stopped tobacco at 105. he also drank liquor moderately until 85 when he stopped all intoxicants.
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Anniversaries and historic events adrift on a fall date
Falls in four days mark a mid autumn day with celestial readings. Notable items include Ke Rollins Morse born 1845, Frigate Constitution launched 1797, Trafalgar death 1805, anti slavery mob Boston 1835, Will Carleton born 1845, Margaret Mather born 1859, and Sandford arrest one year ago aboard a yacht.
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Forecast for Boston and New England Weather
Fair conditions expected in Boston and vicinity with light to variable winds. Washington reports New England will see fair weather Monday and Tuesday with light to moderate east to southeast winds.
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Temperature Report From Thompson's Spa Yesterday
The record shows yesterday’s temperature readings with scattered figures and averages. Mentions include 54 degrees as the average, with noted times and a reference to yesterday versus the previous year’s temperatures.
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Thompson's Spa
Newsboy Billy Rugh honored at large Gary funeral
Fifteen thousand people filled the Gary Indiana streets for the funeral of Billy Rugh the newsboy who sacrificed his leg to save a burn injured girl His casket was sung over by mourners as steel workers and families queued for miles to pay tribute The spontaneous civic tribute contrasted with other solemn pageants in history.
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Billy” Rugh
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Ind
Rugh
Will Try to Put the Crime on Harry Wallon
New York Oct 20 Lieutenant Charles Becker plans to testify in his own defense this week in a high profile murder trial. Chief counsel John F McIntyre says it is likely he will take the stand though Mrs Becker may not testify. The defense awaits the judge's decision on whether Becker may be compelled to testify.
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Herman Rosenthal
Harry Wallon
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Bridgie Webber
Harry Vallion
Webber
Rose
Rosenthal
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New York
Charles Becker
John F. McIntyre
Mourners Urged to Save Money for Memorial Tribute
Police faced a language barrier as hundreds of mourners were told they should not shower the coffin with money. Instead they should keep contributions to cover memorial arrangements, with guidance to follow on Page 12-Brik Colama.
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