AOO GEVELT WOUND DECLARED SERIOUS IN CAMPAIGN SPEECH
In a present campaign speech the wound of Aoo Gevelt is described as serious. The address framed the incident as a turning point and cited medical updates and political implications.
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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1912
Page
8
In a present campaign speech the wound of Aoo Gevelt is described as serious. The address framed the incident as a turning point and cited medical updates and political implications.
Early reports detail Col Roosevelt's chest wound after a Milwaukee shooting. Surgeons say the bullet did not hit lungs. rest and local anesthesia possible. Martin, Roosevelt’s stenographer, helped subdue the would be assassin.
A scanned church pocket note details dates in 1901 1912 with visions of McKinley Roosevelt and warnings against a third term. The writer claims divine inspiration and urges citizens to oppose a third term party and defend the American cause.
Cleveland, Oct. 1b. Charles Brown, a Roosevelt supporter, was shot today by a fanatical man apparently celebrating Roosevelt's shooting. Brown bought a newspaper from a newsboy when a bystander drew a revolver and fired twice, hitting Brown. The shooter escaped. Brown's wound is not serious.
President Taft expressed horror at the Roosevelt shooting, urging stronger laws against concealed weapons and swift prosecution. Milwaukee reports note John Schrank pleads guilty to attempted murder, with judges seeking tests on bullets for poison amid Roosevelt’s wound.
A massive crowd gathered at the Milwaukee jail as authorities feared mob violence against the assassin. The incident prompted officials to move the prisoner for safety while reports say Mrs. Roosevelt plans to travel to Chicago with Dr. Lams bert accompanying her.
The Boston Red Sox and New York Giants met at Fenway Park for the seventh game of the series as both teams race for the world title. John Devore and Meyers were listed among the pitchers with Tesreau for New York and Halp for Boston. The day was fair with a light breeze as the crowd hoped for a decisive victory that would crown the champion.
Nethercraig Spicy Sam, grand champion Ayrshire bull, loses to a western bull in the three years old or over class at the Waterloo stock judging in Ayramuse North Carolina. Murgeooch Gay Cavalier, owned by Adam Seltz of Waukesha Wisconsin, is named new champion. Awards include medals by judge W W Vallantyne of Stratford Ontario and prize money totals.
Governor Johnson says Roosevelt is a fighter who will press on. Speaker Champ Clark telegraphs sorrow and wishes for a speedy recovery from Chicago to Roosevelt. C We Fairbanks and Charles W Fairbanks condemn the attack and express deep regret.
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