Senator Aldrich Injured Near Home in Unknown Attack
New York Oct 21 Senator Nelson B Aldrich the senate leader is in critical condition after being struck near his Madison Avenue home last night witnesses unsure if a cab streetcar or assailant caused the injuries. Doctors say the head injuries are serious but not internal and expect a cautious recovery in days.
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Aldrich
New York
Nelson B. Aldrich
Senate
Madison Avenue
69Th Streets
Holbrook Curtis
Lege Panel Probes Bribery Claim At Sing Sing
New York Oct 21 The executive and legislative graft investigation committee met in Sing Sing prison to hear Former Quarantine Commissioner Frederick Schroeder respond to charges that he offered former State Senator Foelker 50000 to oppose the Hughes anti race track bill. The chairman said the committee has unlimited power to pursue the inquiry.
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New York
Sing Sing
Frederick Schroeder
Foelker
Merritt
Indians Don Warpaint In New Mexico Feared Warpath
Report from Albuquerque on October 21 describes Apache bands near Lordsburg painting war paint and roaming across the line from reservations. Despite petty thefts, this marks the first documented display of war paint by the fearsome group.
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New Mexico
Albuquerque
N. M
Lordsburg
Deeruend
Old Valley trees felled in state forester attack report
Harrisburg report notes historic old nut trees in the Valley near F.ge Ste Pax attacked by a high and tany and felled under the state foresters in an effort to halt ravages of the tree t. S2REC.
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Harrisburg
Tate Foresters
Oil Pathways of Steamers Considered
A British Association hydrographer meeting discusses United States Hydrographic Office plans to oil Atlantic routes between American and European ports. Oil could quiet waves and reduce motion, possibly cut transatlantic passage risk. cost around 50 dollars per trip. Steamship officials doubt practicality due to doubled food costs if passengers are immune to seasickness.
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London
British Association of Hydrographers
United States Hydrographic Office
Steamship Lines
Roosevelt to Speak at Boston Arena Indoors Rally
Theodore Roosevelt plans the principal address at an indoor New England gathering at the Boston Arena on St Botolph street. The Republican club of Massachusetts has arranged seating for 8 000 with half reserved for members. Lodge Draper and Senator Lodge will speak before Roosevelt appearance.
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Boston
Theodore Roosevelt
New England
Republican Club of
Massachusetts
Boston Arena
St. Botolph Street
Ger. Draper
Senator Lodge
Col
Roosevelt
Maine
Col. Prozerc
Col. Roosevelt
Union Club
Maes‘usetts
St. Roger Walcott
Maj
Guy. Marchie
Hough Riders
Gor Bates
Crane
Lo’ Ov
Draper
Lieut
Gor
Crippen Defense Gains Ground as Trial Wraps Up
Crippen’s testimony ends with the defense drawing favorable jury reaction. He insists he and his wife were often abroad and cannot explain the cellar flesh. Medical experts challenge the scar as identification, signaling a pivotal point for the defense ahead of summations and a possible judge’s charge Saturday.
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Crippen
Tobins
Muir
Balloon flights shatter world distance record hopes
Grand Rapids reports Helvetia of Switzerland landed at St Isidor Quebec after a 1500 mile run from St Louis. The German and Dusselford America II balloons are missing with no word from pilots. A balloon sighting at Balleyaburg Ontario confirms continued widespread aerial activity amid alarm for the missing crews.
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Grand Rapids
Switzerland
St. Isidor
Que
St. Louis
Schaeck
Aldous Armbruster
Villa Marie
Haileysburg
Balleyaburg
Ontario
Elkins Not Seriously Ill Says Secretary
Wheeling West Virginia October 21 Senator Elkins condition not serious his secretary says he will rest due to overwork with no danger to health and will resume duties soon
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Elkins
Wheeling
W. Va
Senator Elkins
Postponed Fourth Game Delays World Series Clash
Chicago October 21 Cubs versus Athletics postponed due to rain. The Cubs show discouraged after a 12 5 defeat, with Philadelphia set to collect large prize money if the Athletics clinch the series. Winners prize pool nears 44 000 with per player share around two thousand dollars.
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Chicago
Cubs
Athletics
Philadelphia
Walla Walla Farmers Demand Rate Cuts on Wheat Shipments
Hundreds of farmers and union members gathered in Walla Walla to press railroads for lower wheat shipment rates. The group plans to meet railroad officials this afternoon to demand reductions from the Northern Pacific and Oregon Navigation company, arguing current rates are prohibitive.
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Walla Walla
Farmers’ Union
Pacific and
Ved & Navigation Company Ines
Rainbow by Moonlight: Rare Sky Phenomenon Spotted Near La Grande
A La Grande family reported a rainbow by moonlight seen south and west of the city during a recent shower. Observers note such lunar rainbows are very rare with a near perfect distant arc touching Deal's Canyon and the southern mountains as the moon shone through a narrow opening.
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Portland
J. T. Williamson
Mr. Williamson
Steamer Bluefield Declared Lost in Hurricane
New Orleans October 21 Vaccaro Brothers owners of the steamer Bluefield four days overdue here have given up the ship as lost in the hurricane.
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New Orleans
Vaccaro Brothers
Bluefield
Hurricans
Inner Russia to be tapped by big canal
A vast canal project begins with the first shovel of dirt at Vitebsk linking the Drina to the Dnieper with a gold spade used by the czar's staff. The plan aims to join Drina with Volga and connect central Russia to northern and southern seaports, reducing grain and bread prices, with a projected cost of 75 million dollars and no private capital.
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Vitebsk
Russia
Drina River
Dnieper
Oreha
Drina
Volga
Obsha
Mesha
Moskva
Oka
Varusa
St Petersburg
Moscow
Empire
Ruzala
West campaign graft claim fuels Oregon trial tale
Federal officers spotlight graft amid West alleged profiteering from a Washington trip. West swindled mileage and fees, funneling most to the state treasury after being called a grafter. He staged stunts to probe shipping and railroad issues while seeking the governorship, prompting questions over legality of his reimbursements.
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Weat
Salem
West
Washington
Wells-Fargo Co
Siletz
Chamberlain
Portland
Binger Hermann
Willamette Valley
Waeh
Papal Nuncio in Lisbon Recalled
The papal Nuncio at Lisbon Monsignor Ton was deprived today without stated reason, amid Portuguese actions driving out priests. The move follows tensions with church authorities and regional religious orders.
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Portugal
Lisbon
Monsignor Ton
Toon Mar
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