Prison Break Out at Rawlins Spurs Political Allegations
Eyewitness details show nineteen convicts escaped from the Wyoming state penitentiary in Rawlins amid alleged outside aid. The dispatch links the escape to local Republican leaders including George Bremmer and exwarden C. B. Glunz, accusing them of manipulating events to discredit Governor Carey and restore control of the prison.
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Rawlins
Wyo
Cheyenne
Carey
C. B.glant
Wattte
C. B. Glunz
Glunz
George Bremmer
Republican Machine
Rawlina
Bremmer
Wyoming Tribune
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Former President Roosevelt Shot in Milwaukee Attack
Roosevelt was shot near the Gilpatrick hotel in Milwaukee while preparing to speak at the Auditorium. He spoke despite a chest wound and loss of blood, insisting he was not badly hurt as six doctors evaluated the injury and planned X rays. The assailant, named as John Schreck of New York, was captured by police.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Roosevelt
Gilpatrick Hotel
Third Street
John Schreck
East Tenth Street
New York
Roosevelt Shot In Street Amid Political Turmoil
A man shot at Theodore Roosevelt as he stepped from his car outside the Auditorium. Roosevelt was hit in the chest wall, treated on scene, and later left the hospital walking and saying he felt fine. Mrs. Roosevelt in New York theater learned of the event and the assailant was tackled by Albert H. Martin before a second shot could be fired. The bullet did not penetrate the lungs and Roosevelt was discharged to Chicago later that night.
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McKinley
Bismarck
Nashville
Tenn
Martin
Chicago
Candidate Winter Converts Tribune Lie
A letter from Hon D Clark of Evanston to a senator outlines shifts in party loyalties. The writer recounts talks in Cheyenne about final passage of an appropriation bill and discusses the Progressive movement within the Republican Party, claiming the Chicago convention backed progressive ideas but the candidate was defeated.
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Cheyenne
Chicago
Three Convicts Die in Rawlins After Prison Escape
The Rev. J. P. Davis reports from Rawlins that three convicts were killed on Sunday afternoon amid a prison escape. He describes widespread fear, locked homes, and ongoing rumors of additional escapes as residents reel from the mutiny and subsequent violence.
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J. P. Davis
Presbyterian Church
Rawlins
Cheyenne
Rawling
Davis
Giants Snatch Victory From Red Sox With Marquard Win
New York Nationals beat Boston Americans 5 to 2 in game six of the World Series. Rube Marquard earned his second victory over Boston, raising New York’s hopes to even the series as 30,000 fans watched a cold, gray afternoon at the Polo Grounds.
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New York Nationals
Boston Americans
Red Sox
Rube Marquard
Polo Grounds
Boston
Giants
Open challenge to Tribune over claimed fake dispatch
The Leader accuses Tribune of printing a false dispatch about a Congress conference in Chicago and asks verification from Western Union Telegraph Company. The Leader urges a retraction if the charge is untrue and signs POSTOR THE LEADER.
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Chicago
Senator Warren
Western Union Telegraph Company
Senator Brown Sees Poor Attendance at Nebraska Meet
Senator Norma Brown spoke at Capitol Avenue theater to a small audience of 24 people including 16 children and 8 soldiers. He defended the Senate election measure, claimed Wyoming support, and criticized tariff politics while avoiding further rallying remarks.
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Nebraska
Capitol Avenue
Fort Russell
A. D. Kelley
Rawlins
Warren
Senate
Brown
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