Roosevelt Speaks On Convention Theft and Principle
In Chicago on June 17, Theodore Roosevelt outlines two core aims for the Republican convention fight. He condemns the use of fraudulently seated delegates and calls for the delegates elected by the people to decide seating, framing the issue as a moral battle against party bosses and privilege.
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Roosevelt Delgate Crew Crowds at Chicago Reception
Colonel Roosevelt faced an exhausting reception in Chicago as eager delegates and alternates pressed forward. Police and guards formed lines to manage the throng while Roosevelt urged the line stay intact and moved to a private Illinois delegation room for an exclusive meeting.
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Canary bird spread from Europe to world
The canary was introduced into Europe as a cage bird in the latter part of the fifteenth or early part of the sixteenth century, and has now spread all over the civilized world.
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