Roosevelts On The Move Amid Ill Health At Oyster Bay
Sagamore Hill, Oyster Bay Oct. 22 Colonel Roosevelt arrives home from Mercy hospital Chicago amid large crowds. He travels by private car Ideal on a 24 hour train tour, keeps quiet as he recuperates from the Milwaukee shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagamore Hill
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
Mercy Hospital
Chicago
John Schrank
Milwaukee
Pittsburg
Alexander Lambert
New York
Scurry Terrell
Ohio
John Martin
Lima
Taft
Jim
West
Coh
Johnsons Cafe Raid and Global Reactions Darken headlines
Federal agents and police raided Jack Johnsons cafe at 41 West Thirty first street Chicago serving John Doe subpoenas to those with possible knowledge of the Lucile Cameron abduction. Johnson cursed Attorney Erbstein and warned entry to his private floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jack Ftohnson
West Thirtyfirst Street
John Doe
Lucile Cameron
Jack Johnson
Charles E. Erbstein
Department of the Negro
Starvation Toll Reported in Venezuela Trujillo Famine
A Caracas letter describes extreme privation in Venezuela with over 600 deaths in Trujillo this season. It notes political neglect of agriculture as the cause and mentions a family found dead in one house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Venezuela
Caracas
Trujillo
Mexican steamship Nicaragua overdue after gulf hurricane
Galveston Texas reports the Mexican steamship Nicaragua en route from Tampico to Port Arthur is six days overdue and feared lost in the recent gulf hurricane, with authorities seeking any sign of the vessel or crew.
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Galveston
Tex
Nicaragua
Tampico
Port Arthur
Gulf
French Aviator Falls 500 Feet During Massidan Exhibition
Reports from Bordeaux Chronicle a French aviator Amedee Lacott killed when his monoplane was overturned by a strong gust during a Massidan exhibition. He plunged about 500 feet to the ground as the craft tumbled, ending a dramatic display.
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Bordeaux
Berlin
Hans Gericke
Steier
Grossenhain
Hordeaux
Amedee Lacott
Massidan
Chandlerville
Ill
Miss Sofa
St. Louis
Wreck on Denver Express near Hopedale injures several
At least seven people were hurt when spreading rails derailed the Denver express one mile west of Hopedale Illinois. Injuries include broken leg cuts and bruises to passengers from San Jose Jacksonville Delano and Springfield and Petersburg. Three cars left the track as a wrecking train from Bloomington rushed to aid the injured.
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Hopedale
Ill
Denver Express
Chicago & Alton
Here
J. W. Middleon
San Jose
KR. T. Smith
Jacksonville
L. M. Rienhheimer
Delano
Wis
L. L. Lyman
Springfield
Mil
W. A. Art
L. C. Levering
Petersburg
Bloomington
Taft Hosts Mayors at Boston Luncheon
President Taft hosted a luncheon for fifteen Massachusetts city mayors he had toured that summer. Guests included Boston Mayor Fitzgerald and Worcester Mayor O’Connell. No speeches were given.
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Beverly
Mass
Taft
Massachusetts
Fitzgerald
Boston
O'Connell
Worcester
Fannie Crosby Seriously Ill With Pneumonia
Bridgeport Connecticut reports the famous hymn writer Fannie Crosby is seriously ill at age ninety two with pneumonia. Crosby, blind, authored Rescue the Perishing Safe in the Arms of Jesus and many Gospel hymns and songs.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Fannie Crosby
Jesus
CONTINUE ALLEN TRIAL IN ROANOKE FOR SIDNA ALLEN
The Sidna Allen murder trial in Roanoke Virginia was continued to November 7 after a request by defense attorney J C Buxton of Winston Salem North Carolina. Buxton has been employed to defend Allen in connection with the Hillsville court shooting last spring.
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Roanoke
Sidna Allen
Hillsville
J. C. Buxton
Winston-Salem
N. C
Alen
Newark Cruiser to Be Sold After Twenty Years Service
The cruiser Newark, a receiving ship at the Guantanamo naval station in Cuba, after 20 years of service, will soon be sold. Built in Philadelphia in 1890, it took part in the Spanish American War. The old frigate Lancaster, a Civil War relic, will replace the Newark after overhaul.
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Newark
Washington
Guantanamo (Cuba) Naval Station
Philadelphia
Diaz Revolt Grows as Diaz Seizes Mexican Towns
Vera Cruz reports Diaz forces gain Alvarado and An, plus 1000 more from a mutinous federal regiment. Diaz foresees mass desertions of Madero loyalists and aims to seize government. U S Navy Captain Hughes asserts protection for Americans. Marines may land on Mexican soil. Havana notes Diaz-led revolt as step to Porfirio Diaz return.
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Vera Cruz
Alvarado
Felix Diaz
Diaz
Madero
Huyes
United States
Des Moines
Washington
Charles F. Hughes
Vera Cruzéz
Mexico
Havana
Porfirio Diaz
Mall
Passengers Aboard Berkshire Save From Fire Off Lookout Cove
A steamship Berkshire of Merchants & Miners Transportation caught fire while offshore near Lookout Cove Cape Lookout North Carolina. Twenty one passengers were landed after rough seas hampered救 lifeboat rescue as crews fought the blaze. Lieutenant George to visit U S London 1913 invitation noted by Welsh Americans committee and congressmen.
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Norfolk
Steamerrkshire
Merchanta & Miners’ Transportation Company
Lookout Cove
Cape Lookout
N. C
Berkshire
Lieye George
London
Lieyd George
America
Congress
Rumors of Servian Regiment Extermination Reach London
Dispatches from the Balkans describe clashes as Turkish forces attack Greek and Servian positions. Reports claim a Servian regiment was nearly wiped out near Novi Bazar by a Turkish mine, though unconfirmed. Bulgaria nears Adrianople as battles and captures unfold with shifting front lines. Czar sends portrait to Urga abbot signaling direct Mongolian dealings.
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London
Turkey
Greece
Balkans
Kavarna
Black Sea
Novi Bazar
Komiadiz Pass
Constantinople
Adrianople
Sultantape
Podujevo
Stephamovitch
Osigova
Stephanovitch
Egret Palanka
Uskub
Seventh Army Corps
Prishtina
Kirk Kilesseh
Sefia
Sarajevo
Bosnia
Nova Varos
Czar
St. Petersburg
Urga
Mongolia
Peking
China
Knox Not To Leave Office Denies Announcement
Washington October 22 Secretary Knox says he neither authorized nor knew of any statement about declining to remain in public life after March next and that he is not now addressing that subject.
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New York
Senate
Willam Rockefeller
Dipp
Washington
Tarrytown
Rockefeller
Europe
Knox
Mississippi Medical Association Meets in Chicago
Dr Louis Fra of Louteville presides over the annual Mississippi Medical Association session at the Hotel Sherman. The meeting runs through Thursday night with papers to be read and elinfe to be tended. Dr H Richardson of Boston delivers the address and Dr Charles Stockton of Buffalo gives the dress in medicine address.
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Chicago
Louis Fra
Louteville
Mississippiley Medical Association
Sherman
H. Richardson
Boston
Charles Stockton
Buffalo
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Mr. Crisp
U. S
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Langford
Fear
Balkan States
Millionaire
Fannie Crossy
Case of
Virginia
Outlaw
John L. Stevens
John &. Stevens
Iowa Progressives
Federal
Fortress Kavarna
Mississippi Valley Association
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