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October 22, 1900
The Evening World
New York, New York County, New York
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Democratic gubernatorial candidate John B. Stanchfield strained his back ligaments playing golf, received medical treatment in Albany after pain on train from Elmira to Troy, but plans to deliver scheduled speech there tonight.
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STANCHFIELD IN DOCTOR'S HANDS
(Special to The Evening World.)
ALBANY, Oct. 22. - John B. Stanchfield, the Democratic candidate for Governor, is under medical treatment in this city.
He strained the ligaments of his back the other day playing golf and it hurt him so badly last night on the way to this city from Elmira to Troy, where he is scheduled to deliver a political speech to-night, that he was compelled to leave the train and go to the Hotel Ten Eyck and receive medical treatment.
His injury is not of a severe character and he will be able to go to Troy to-night to speak, as scheduled. He remained in his room at the Ten Eyck to-day and took absolute rest.
The doctor stated that the injury was simply a strain of the ligaments and was of a trivial character, although very painful when Mr. Stanchfield walked about.
He laughed to-day when questioned about his injury, and said:
"The injury amounts to nothing. It bothered me a little last night. It will not interfere, however, with my engagement at Troy to-night, nor with any engagement I have made to speak during the campaign."
(Special to The Evening World.)
ALBANY, Oct. 22. - John B. Stanchfield, the Democratic candidate for Governor, is under medical treatment in this city.
He strained the ligaments of his back the other day playing golf and it hurt him so badly last night on the way to this city from Elmira to Troy, where he is scheduled to deliver a political speech to-night, that he was compelled to leave the train and go to the Hotel Ten Eyck and receive medical treatment.
His injury is not of a severe character and he will be able to go to Troy to-night to speak, as scheduled. He remained in his room at the Ten Eyck to-day and took absolute rest.
The doctor stated that the injury was simply a strain of the ligaments and was of a trivial character, although very painful when Mr. Stanchfield walked about.
He laughed to-day when questioned about his injury, and said:
"The injury amounts to nothing. It bothered me a little last night. It will not interfere, however, with my engagement at Troy to-night, nor with any engagement I have made to speak during the campaign."
What sub-type of article is it?
Biography
What themes does it cover?
Misfortune
Recovery
What keywords are associated?
Golf Injury
Back Strain
Political Campaign
Medical Treatment
Albany
Troy
What entities or persons were involved?
John B. Stanchfield
Where did it happen?
Albany
Story Details
Key Persons
John B. Stanchfield
Location
Albany
Event Date
Oct. 22
Story Details
John B. Stanchfield strained his back ligaments playing golf, experienced severe pain on train from Elmira to Troy, received treatment at Hotel Ten Eyck in Albany, but assured it is minor and will not affect his speaking engagements.