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Domestic News October 21, 1907

The Madison Daily Leader

Madison, Lake County, South Dakota

What is this article about?

President Roosevelt killed a large black bear during a hunting trip in the canebrakes near Bear Lake, Louisiana. The news reached New Orleans via telegram from Leo Shields to John M. Parker on Oct. 19.

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KILLS A BIG BLACK ONE
President Finally Succeeds in Getting a Bear.

New Orleans, Oct. 19. -- News of the killing of a big black bear by President Roosevelt in the canebrakes near Bear Lake, La., has reached New Orleans in a telegram to John M. Parker, one of the gentlemen who invited the president to hunt in the state and who himself was a member of the hunting party until business required his returning to New Orleans several days ago.

The telegram to Mr. Parker was signed by Mr. Leo Shields, another member of the party, and read as follows:

"President Roosevelt killed a great big bear. Went into thicket after him."

What sub-type of article is it?

Hunting Presidential Hunt

What keywords are associated?

President Roosevelt Bear Hunt Louisiana Leo Shields John M Parker

What entities or persons were involved?

President Roosevelt John M. Parker Leo Shields

Where did it happen?

Canebrakes Near Bear Lake, La.

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Canebrakes Near Bear Lake, La.

Event Date

Oct. 19

Key Persons

President Roosevelt John M. Parker Leo Shields

Outcome

president roosevelt killed a big black bear.

Event Details

President Roosevelt, on a hunting trip in Louisiana invited by John M. Parker, killed a big black bear in a thicket, as reported in a telegram from Leo Shields.

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