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Source: Fishing Gazette Source type: magazine Document type: column Document title: “Occasional Notes” Author(s): Marston, R. B. Date of publication: 21 September 1901 Volume number: 43 Issue number: 1274 Pagination: 187-88 (excerpt below includes only page 187) |
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| Marston, R. B. “Occasional Notes.” Fishing Gazette 21 Sept. 1901 v43n1274: pp. 187-88. |
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| McKinley assassination (international response); Theodore Roosevelt (assumption of presidency: personal response); Theodore Roosevelt. |
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| none. |
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Occasional Notes [excerpt]
T only consolation in this sad event in American history—this cold-blooded murder of the late President—is that the new President is undoubtedly the “right man in the right place,” a first-rate sportsman, soldier, and statesman.