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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1912
Page
5
Chicago October 16. Progressive headquarters issue a telegram from Dr Lyman Abbott praising Colonel Roosevelt. He commends Roosevelt for frank devotion, selfless thought of others, courageous service, and calmness amid the assault and dazed bystanders, stating the assault failed to shake his reputation.
Mrs Roosevelt arrives in Chicago and declares she alone can manage the colonel under his physicians orders. She left New York on the Twentieth Century Limited to be at his bedside and to guide his care.
Mrs Roosevelt joins Colonel Roosevelt in his hospital room after an earlier arrival by train. Doctors report the bullet stable and the colonel in good spirits while planning to delay any removal until natural separation occurs. Theodore Jr and Miss Ethel Roosevelt show concern, then ease as they chat, with Mrs Longworth and Drs. Golden Murphy and Lambert present.
Governor Wilson attempts to cancel all speaking engagements including stops in Delaware West Virginia Pittsburg and New York He plans to omit Progressive party references in the next three days and will suspend campaigning after Saturday until Colonel Roosevelt resumes speaking.
An Oct 16 report notes Colonel Roosevelt ignored advisers to trim his Milwaukee address. He added five pages, creating 15 sheets in his pocket, which allegedly slowed a bullet and prevented a fatal wound. The item also previews a Henry Reuterdahl illustration in the upcoming Post issue.
An advertisement touts GETS-IT as a simple remedy to remove corns. It claims fast relief with easy application and emphasizes painless treatment.
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