Colonel Roosevelt Wounded in Assassination Attempt
The Progressive candidate Colonel Roosevelt lies wounded with a bullet through his coat and writings, doctors warn of blood poisoning and keep him quiet. Theodore Roosevelt Jr and Mrs Ethel Roosevelt arrive in Chicago. Kermit Roosevelt is in Brazil. Peter Lambert and Mrs Longworth are with him.
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Murphy
Bevan
Re. Roosevelt
Theodore, Jr
Ethel Roosevelt
Peeter Lambert
Chicago
New York City
Longworth
Cincinnati
Kermit Roosevelt
Brazil
Roosevelt Keeps Up Courage After Shooting
The hospital bulletin notes Roosevelt’s pulse 86 and temperature 99.2 with 18 respirations as surgeons decide against immediate operation. He eats modest meals, remains in guarded condition, and will have no visitors besides select media and officials as police guard Mercy Hospital.
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Mercy Hospital
Colonel Roosevelt
Roosevelt in stable condition after unknown bullet wound
Officials report Del Roosevelt passed a good night with normal pulse and temperature. The bulletin notes no infection and that Mrs Roosevelt and the children are with the Colonel, while physicians express pleasure at his condition.
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Roosevelt
del. Roosevelt
Schrank Bound Over in Roosevelt Attempt Case
John Schrank, the would be Roosevelt assassin, arraigned on assault with intent to kill, bail set at 7500 dollars, transferred to county jail after pleads guilty and waives preliminary hearing. Police report no lynching, public calls for swift justice grow as Roosevelt's condition remains serious.
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Milwaukee
John Schrank
Roosevelt
Central Police
Neelen
Schrank
Reitman
Illinois
McCormick Gift Linked to Wilson Campaign Funds
Cleveland H Dodge testifies before the Clapp committee that $85 000 raised for Governor Wilson included 12 500 from Cyrus H McCormick of International Harvester He says McCormick would have given the money to Princeton University and that the governor accepted it Dodge also notes a 25 000 loan to the Trenton True American and ties loans to Princeton figures to the paper’s support of Wilson
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Washington
Cleveland H. Dodge
Wilson
Cyrus H. McCormick
International Harvester Company
Clapp Committee
McCormick
Dodge
Harvester Company
Princeton University
Oliver
Thomas D. Jones
Trenton
N. J
Signatures Pin Trail in Dynamite Conspiracy Trial
Witnesses link the signatures of 45 defendants to six year explosion campaign. Michael J. Young of Boston identified by Frederick P. Palmer as treasurer of the building trades department of the American Federation of Labor. Government ties Young to letters with J. J. McNamara and Iron Workers officials about hiring Ortie E. McManigal for "jobs" near Boston.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Michael J. Young
Boston
Frederick P. Palmer
Boston Trust Company
Young
Building Trades Department
American Federation of Labor
J. J. McNamara
Iron Workers’ Union
Ortie E. McManigal
Near Fatal Auto Accident at Bullens Bridge
Kenoeha Wisconsin October 16 John Bedlax a Wilmot blacksmith his wife and two children escaped death when their car overturned plunged into the Box river and buried itself in the water at Bullens bridge.
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Kenoeha
Wis
John Bedlax
Wilmot
Iself
Box River
Bullens Bridge
McFarland to Fight Britton at Madison Square Garden
Announcement from New York says Packey McFarland and Jack Britton of Chicago have been matched to meet at Madison Square Garden on November 11.
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M’farland
J. Britton
New York
Packey McFarland
Jack Britton
Chicago
Madison Square Garden
Miss Gould Gives $10,000 to Tuberculosis Camp
St. Louis report says Miss Helen Gould donated 10000 dollars to the Day and Night Camp for the fight against tuberculosis. Mrs. Charles Cummings Collins announced the gift as the first substantial contribution to establish the camp.
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St. Louis
Helen Gould
Charles Cummings Collins
Mre. Collins
Boy Dies After Tooth Operation At University
Bernard Fitzpatrick, seven, died after a dental procedure at the University following an induced air operation to extract a tooth. The boy had a prior bout of spinal meningitis and had been treated at home with remedies before hospital care.
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Philadelphia
Bernard Fitzpatrick
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