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Six Men Went 'Duck Hunting,' And The World Would Never Be The Same Again - Dorset Eye
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Six Men Went 'Duck Hunting,' And The World Would Never Be The Same Again - Dorset Eye
On the evening of 22 November 1910, a private railcar waited in Hoboken, New Jersey. It sat under the dim gas lamps of the station, blinds drawn tight, steam hissing in the cold air. Porters were given strict instructions: no questions, no chatter, and no names. Inside, six men prepared for a journey that would change the course of American history. Leading them was Senator Nelson W. Aldrich, one of the most powerful politicians in Washington. H…
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