Roosevelt Restless Night amid Bulletins on Health
Chicago dispatches report Colonel Roosevelt awake at 4 AM, fatigued, with doctors watching for complications after a restless night. Bulletins show pulse, temperature, and respiration near normal, lungs good, and he hopes to attend events at Oyster Bay. Theodore Jr dictating replies as twins are born. Schrank case noted with comments on motives.
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Oyster Bay
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Schrank
Sald
Hospeltay
Progressive
Americans Must Be Protected Hearing Set for Calld Case
Justice Hice scheduled a hearing for October 17 to address actions by Mexican Consul Manuel Cuesta and Lieutenant Howard Holdcommeds of the Ninth United States Cavalry who allegedly entered a hotel owned in America and searched the premises without a warrant. The judge aimed to clarify the status of American citizens' rights in military ties of grace.
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Howard Holdcommeds
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Woman Suffrage Advocate to Speak in Oregon Meeting
Mrs. Frank W. Cotterill, a Oregon native and longtime suffrage activist now disfranchised in Oregon, will speak in the city tomorrow. She will address a 4 parlor gathering at 2:30 at Mrs. Radley’s West Court street home and a 8 o’clock city hall assembly room meeting.
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Frank W. Cotterill
Equal Suffrage
Idaho
California
Cotterill
Political Equality League
Suffrage Brigade
Man Found Dead At Marshfield Ranch Likely Suicide
Marshfield Ore Oct 17 A man named Latdyke employed on the Watson ranch four miles from the city found dead with a bullet wound. Officials believe death by own action but investigations continue. Latdyke had worked in the Smith mill in this city.
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Latdyke
Watson Ranch
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Landyke Forimeils
Smith Mil
Cortelyou Denies He Asked Morgan For Campaign Money
Washington records reveal George B. Cortelyou, former Republican National Committee chief, denying he asked Morgan for Roosevelt campaign funds. Testimony shows Bliss denied Standard Oil contributions, with scrutiny of 1904 funds totaling about 240,000 dollars moved through banks. Detroit preconvention primaries are described as rotten, with money cited as the sole driver.
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Fourth National Bank
New York
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Harriman
James Murfin
Detroit
Thorn Hollow water study ordered by Pendleton council
The Pendleton city council and Pendleton Commercial association move to hire an engineer to examine the Thorn Hollow springs water supply. The water commission will invite the state board of health for a chemical analysis. Taylor’s pending removal and possible resignations of other commissioners are noted.
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E¢Ity Council
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Cy Taylor
Tila
Porthin
Matlock
Tassor
Board of Maligers
Milars
Taylor
Dickson
Mi- Herts
Espee Seeks 10 Overturn Order
Southern Pacific Railroad sues in U S commerce court to overturn a commerce commission order banning higher rates for intermediate freight between San Francisco and Portland. It argues water competition forced lower long haul rates and higher rules on short hauls. The company seeks to restrain enforcement and challenge the long and short haul clause as unconstitutional.
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Southern Pacific Railroad Company Today
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the Commerce Commission
San Francisco
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Treller
New Railroad Act
Commission
Frank Hays Named New Water Supt
Frank Hays, formerly head of the shoe department at Peoples Warehouse, was chosen as the city water superintendent, succeeding Henry Sante. He will begin duties with assistance from longstanding staff, bringing civil engineering knowledge and office experience to the role.
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Peoples Warehouse
City Water Agree
Henry 3G. Sante
Laut
Hays
West End Bridge Revival Sparks City Council Debate
The West End Bridge across the Armatilla river in the city’s west end is revisit ed by the council as officials weigh reconstruction costs and private donations. The need extends beyond schools with Round-up Park and the branch hospital nearby, and some members favor building a bridge capable of handling pedestrians and churches. If funding arrives from private sources, construction may proceed. A separate motion directs the light committee to consider street lights at Tewle Beauregard and Lewis Vincent corners, while paving contracts for Jackson street and sewer works advance. The headgate intake for Round-up Park water is completed and $1600 approved for the sewer extension.
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Weal Slide
Roosevelt calls Joanson to confer in Chicago
Fort Wayne Indiana October 17 progressive candidate for vice president Joanson spoke here this afternoon then left for Marion where he speaks tonight. From Marion he goes direct to Chicago to confer with Roosevelt who summoned him.
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Ind
Fievertor Joanson
Marion
Chicago
Roosevelt
Bostonan Williams to speak in Umatilla county campaign
In Umatilla county the Wilcon club has secured George Fred Williams of Boston to address the public on November 1. The prominent Democrat helped argue the constitutionality of the initiative and referendum before the U S Supreme Court and supports Woodrow Wilson. The event caps a four night series featuring Lane, Pierce, Chamberlain and other regional Democrats giving speeches across Hermiston Athena Milton and Pendleton.
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George Fred Williams
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United States Supreme Court
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Harry Lane
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Court House
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Lebanon
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Weatherford
Albany
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Athena
Milton
Cunboats Open Fire on Diaz in Veracruz Affair
Dispatches from Mexico City dated October 11 report gunboats under Commander Agueta ordered to open fire on Diaz forces near Vera Cruz. The event coincides with Congress debating resignations from President Madero’s cabinet amid graft accusations.
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Mexico City
Vera Cruz
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Agueta
Transfusion of Blood Pails to Save Her in Prominent Case
San Francisco October 17 After she regained consciousness from a crisis caused by loss of blood, Artie Bohlin a waiter overheard by Oswald Schwarts proposed a transfusion. Schwarts offered to donate blood to save the life of the stranger girl who had suffered a grave illness.
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Wis
Turkish Declare War and Advance On Balkan Front
Dispatches from Constantinople report Turkey formally declares war on Bulgaria and Servia with a general advance ordered toward the Greek frontier. The Turkish fleet heads to Spar ti as Servian and Bulgarian ministers depart with passports. In Athens Greek gunboats break into Arta gulf under heavy Turkish shore fire.
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Get
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Gulf of Arta
Believes Wilson Will Be Elected
Dan G McKenzie a Adama farmer, Republican and son of the late Alex McKenzie, travels the country after Europe to gauge sentiment. He believes Governor Wilson will win the presidency, citing public opinion across walks of life and parties and noting Republican divisions may aid the Democrat. He spent months in England during conventions and found British sentiment more favorable to Wilson than American coverage.
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Dan G. McKenzie
Young
Adama Farmer
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Hue
McKenzie
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Adams
McKeagle
England
Berlin
Paris
Six Socialists Indicted Over Roosevelt Visit Riot
Portland Ore Oct 17 Indictments returned Tuesday by the county grand jury charge Thomas J Burnk specialist writer A Erickson E J Fisher I W Ramesflex M Koerner and J Worthen with issuing a scurrilous ditto sized attack on President Roosevelt during his Portland visit The action is tied to a shooting during Roosevelt's visit and a socialist meeting addressed by Fred J Warren Olster of the Appeal to Reason The circular is alleged to be circulated by Burns and the socialist propagandist committee here
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Thos
J. Burnk
Roosevelt
Fred J. Warren Olster
Rewson
Burns
Propagganda Committee
Mis Nevada Clashes Leave Two Greeks Dead
In Mis Nevada on October 27 a clash between two men and Greeks near Steptoesmeter Mouill resulted in the deaths of two Greeks. State troops were called to the scene to restore order.
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Nevada
Waverner
Renowned artist granted divorce in Nevada cruelty ruling
The world famed New York artist Peneybbutt was granted a divorce from her spouse Reno amid accusations of cruelty and failure to provide. The case arose as opposition from her former band, Atrs, reportedly noted in court records.
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Nevada
Atrs
Peneybbutt
White
New York
Grant
Grounis
Accused Attorney May Resign in Los Angeles
Friends of City Prosecutor Guy Eddie facing immorality charges say he will resign if held for trial by Juvenile Judge Wilbur. Eddie, who concedes possible resignation, fears the testimony of chief adviser Earl Rogers. Supporters contributed to a fund to aid Eddie’s defense.
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