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Source: Horton Commercial Source type: newspaper Document type: editorial Document title: none Author(s): anonymous City of publication: Horton, Kansas Date of publication: 19 September 1901 Volume number: 15 Issue number: 1 Pagination: [4] |
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| [untitled]. Horton Commercial 19 Sept. 1901 v15n1: p. [4]. |
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| Theodore Roosevelt (assumption of presidency: personal response); Theodore Roosevelt (criticism). |
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| Theodore Roosevelt. |
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It is a matter of National regret that the Marytred [sic] President’s position can not be filled by a more worthy statesman than Roosevelt. His wild-eyed, visionary, radical, flash-in-the-pan ideas are not what the conservative people of the United States want. This is no time or place for a president who thinks he ought to roam the wilds with a belt full of knives and revolvers, seeking whom he may devour. It if [sic] a lesson in the future that should direct more care in the selection of a vice-president.