Bull Moose Trails volume 1
Bull Moose Trails volume 1
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Answered in the affirma- tive, this gentleman related he had always wanted to meet Hagerman, because of an interview he had partly overhead between President Roosevelt and Assistant Attorney-General Cooley (author of the memorable "report"), upon the occasion of his calling at the White House with Mr. Cooley on or near April 13, 1907. In the presence of this visitor, Roosevelt began talking to Cooley about Hagerman, saying the matter was troubling him a great deal, and that they "would have to ...do some- thing to fix it up. " He asked Cooley whether he did not think the governorship of Porto Rico might be offered to Hagerman — and at that mo- ment they withdrew into an adjoining room, and the visiting gentleman heard no more.
It will be observed that this story tallies with the closing sentence in the Roosevelt letter just quoted, and serves to accentuate by contrast the general tone and purport of a second letter from BULL MOOSE TRAILS 91 the same source, penned two days later, May i, 1907, from which we gather that the Immediate and aggravating cause of the presidential change- of-front toward the Hagerman character, that which converted it over night from benevolent in- tention to malevolent accusation, was the receipt of two telegrams : One addressed by Governor Ha- german to Hon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Answered in the affirma- tive, this gentleman related he had always wanted to meet Hagerman, because of an interview he had partly overhead between President Roosevelt and Assistant Attorney-General Cooley (author of the memorable "report"), upon the occasion of his calling at the White House with Mr. Cooley on or near April 13, 1907. In the presence of this visitor, Roosevelt began talking to Cooley about Hagerman, saying the matter was troubling him a great deal, and that they "would have to ...do some- thing to fix it up. " He asked Cooley whether he did not think the governorship of Porto Rico might be offered to Hagerman — and at that mo- ment they withdrew into an adjoining room, and the visiting gentleman heard no more.
It will be observed that this story tallies with the closing sentence in the Roosevelt letter just quoted, and serves to accentuate by contrast the general tone and purport of a second letter from BULL MOOSE TRAILS 91 the same source, penned two days later, May i, 1907, from which we gather that the Immediate and aggravating cause of the presidential change- of-front toward the Hagerman character, that which converted it over night from benevolent in- tention to malevolent accusation, was the receipt of two telegrams : One addressed by Governor Ha- german to Hon.
What to read after Bull Moose Trails volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Annie Riley Hale to read onlineMoreLess
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