Roosevelt Attack Fallout and Hospital Update
A bulletin from Chicago reports Colonel Roosevelt had a good night. Temperature and pulse normal, no anodyne needed for pain, and he may leave Mercy Hospital in ten days if no complications arise. Messages from King George and King Alphonso express sympathy. Frank James offers to fund a bodyguard until after the election. ongoing coverage notes potential dangers ahead and confirms no poison found in the remaining bullets.
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England
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Spain
Chicago
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Revolver Used in Roosevelt Assassination Attempt Described
Milwaukee reports the weapon used by John Schrank in the Roosevelt attempt is an eight cali ber pistol. The gun is large and gleaming, of a military style designed to fire with deadly force.
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Milwaukee
John Schrank
Colonel Roosevelt
Moose Party Prayer for Roosevelts Recovery
New York October 16 Progressive State Chairman Hotchkiss says party county chairmen should begin meetings with prayer for Colonel Moosevelt s recovery and aims to make this a national movement. Roosevelt s secretaries say he will not give further speeches unless needed. campaign may require one address in New York on October 26.
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Hotchkiss
Moosevelt
Roosevelt
Unmasked Bandit Robs Restaurant in Broad Daylight
In Los Angeles a lone unmasked bandit entered a downtown restaurant in broad daylight and held up four persons, taking $15. Frank Crowley was arrested later and admitted the hold up, claiming intoxication.
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Los Angeles
Frank Crowley
Local Residents Witness for Federal Case Before Court
Local residents including 8 A Newberry and Major E S S Swartzlander left for Portland to testify in the federal case set for tomorrow. The makeover was attacked last July during the Cay use Indian celebration with Fred Beck and Lela Toddhunter Dupuis on liquor charges on the reservation. Perjury charges arose after preliminary testimony by Mokeave and Mrs Dupuis, and Beck, indicted for liquor on the reservation, allegedly aided perjury via an affidavit that taints his ability to testify.
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United States
Thomas Mckeave
A. Newberry
E. S&s. Swartzlander
Barney Sherry
Mickey Madden
Billy McKay
Portland
Cayuse
Fred Beck
Lela Toddhunter Dupuis
Iquor
Mokeayve
Taft Reviews Fighting Fleet on Cruise Out to Sea
New York, Oct 16 The Atlantic fleet of 123 war vessels steamed out to sea for a review before President Taft. The line stretched 16 miles, taking nearly two hours. Secretary Meyer and the president observed from the Mayflower as the Connecticut fired the first gun of the salute. Tens of thousands watched from shore and aboard excursion boats while Rear Admiral Osterhaus led the fleet.
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Arkansas
Wyoming
Tuft
Meyer
Osterhaus
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Hudson
Sion
Pendleton Band Support Planned by Local Clubs
Commercial club forms three member committees to back Pendleton band maintenance with Round-up board collaboration. A. J. McAllister Mark Patton and A. T. Mathews named. Round-up directors to be named. Monument to Pendleton soldiers and pioneers discussed, site ideas include triangular bridge area and local cemeteries. library group may object to bridge site.
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Commercial Club
Ihe
A. J. McAllister
Mark Patton
A. T. Mathews
Fand Bs
McAllister
Haines
Commercial Club Board of Managers
Matin Street Bridge
North Side
Olney Cemetery
Murphy
Gambler's Wife Describes Slain Husband's Links to Becker
Mrs. Herman Rosenthal, wife of the slain gambler, testified in the Pecker trial that her husband and Lieut. Becker were on friendly terms before a money dispute led to a quarrel. She stood by her account, while District Attorney Whitman planned to argue that Rosenthal and Becker were partners in running a gambling house.
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New York
Herman Sveenthal
Becker
Pecker
Rosenthal
Whitman
Et tor Trial Under Way In Minas Textile Murder Case
The ETTOR trial in Solem Minas opened with a complete jury for the murder of textile worker Anna Lopizxe. District Attorney Atwill outlined the state case as defense attorney Moore prepared to respond.
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Solem
Minas
Joseph Bitwor
Arturo Giovannitti
Antonio“iruso
Anna Lopizxe
Atwill
Moore
Wilson Campaign Dates Canceled Amid Security Fears
New York October 14 The shooting of Col Roosevelt prompts security concerns as Wilson campaign dates are canceled with only one remaining engagement in Madison Square Garden on March 31. McAdoo confirms the changes and notes heightened precautions for the Democratic nominee.
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Ite
Col Roosevelt
Democra
Wm. G. McAdoo
Democratic National Committee
Wilson
Mailison Square
Chet
Rebels Routed by Federals Near Chihuahua Border
Douglas Oct 16 United States Counsel AV Dee reports extensive damage at the Mormon settlement near Colonel Maerelas Sonora. Sonora state appears almost rebel-free. A clash at the Booker ranch near the Chihuahua line left six rebels dead as federals routed the marauders. Some women never realize the worth of their husbands.
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Douglas
Ariz
Colonel
Would-be assassin to face trial after election
Milwaukee. Oct 16 State's Attorney Winfred C Zabel said John Schrank the would-be assassin of Colonel Roosevelt would not be tried until after the national election on November 6 with the trial set between November 11 and 15 He cited avoiding political influence and the need to assess Roosevelt injury before trial plus insuring a fair process He described Schrank as insane with no apparent accomplices and noted no family insanity cases He added Governor McGovern and Assistant Attorney General Jackson were satisfied with local handling of the case and offered no suggestions unless asked by the prosecutor
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Theodore Jr
Ethel Roosevelt
Dr. Lambert
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King George
England
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Alphonso
Spain
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Frank James
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Elbert Martin
Mercy Hoapital
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Murphy
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Dominick Amd
Anna Flammang
Amerna
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Wis
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Zabel
Mr. Zabel
Millowaukee County
New York City
Wm. A. Arnold
Francis E. McGovern
Russell Jackson
Batteries
New York Mathewson and Meyers, Boston Bedient Wood and Cady. Umpires Loughlin behind but Rigler on bases. Evans right field, Kiem left field.
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Meyers
Boston
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Cady
Loughlin
Rigler
Evans
Kiem
Murray
Herzog
Gardner
Hendrickson
Stahl
Oy Loughlin
Kilemi
Fans Pack Pendleton As Giants Win World Series
Crowds gather outside Welch cigar store on Court Street as scores are posted inning by inning. Boston fans grow hopeful then crestfallen, while New York backers celebrate a New York Giants victory after Jake Stahl’s rally delivers a late Series win.
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Giants
MccGraw
Boston
Red Sox
Sadivy
Jake Stahl
Round-Up Moving Pictures Shown
The officers and directors of the Round-up witnessed the Round-up of 1912 again as motion picture films taken during the three days show were reel ed in the Cozy theater for a private exhibition only. The directors say the films are extraordinarily good, depicting the stirring moments clearly and better than last year’s films.
Paradise Irrigation District Voted by Landsowners
Reports indicate Paradise Irrigation District was formally created by an overwhelming vote of landowners within its proposed boundaries. Almost all eligible voters cast ballots, with some travelling to the district.
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Crank Shoots Down Roosevelt Supporter
Mevelhd Charles Brown, a Roosevelt supporter, was shot yesterday by a man celebrating the shooting of Colonel Roosevelt. Brown had just bought a paper when a bystander drew a revolver and fired twice, one shot injuring Brown who collapsed. the shooter escaped. The wound is described as not serious.
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Charles Brown
Roosevelt
Boston Red Sox Win World Series Game Three Two
In cold and cloudy Boston the Red Sox defeat the New York Giants 3 to 2 to claim the world championship. Joe Wood recovered from a rough outing to win after Bedient and Mayer were replaced. chaos afterward led to fisticuffs among Boston pitchers as players faced the pressure of the decisive game.
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Bedient
Mathewson
Giants
Boston
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Boston Red Sox
New York Giants
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Fenway
Joe Wood
Stahl
Sox
Brien
Red Sox
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Turkey Must Yield or Face War, Ultimatum From Balkan Powers
Belgrade and Constantinople report a Balkan joint ultimatum to Turkey demanding surrender or war. Turkish warships remain ready to sail at a moment’s notice as Montenegrin advance in Albania is reported both checked and victorious in dispatches from Constantinople, with Turkish ministers leaving Greece Bulgaria and Servia.
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