The Attempted Assassination of Ex-President Theodore Roosevelt
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Bloodgood: Q. How long have you been reading the New York Herald?
A. Oh, I believe since I am able to read.
Q. And the World?
A. Also.
Q. Now you said the other evening that papers you principally read werethose two--was that correct?
A. Correct.
Q. Now did you read them during August of this year. You were in NewYork then?
A. Yes, sir.
Q. And state what impressed you in particular--what you saw in the NewYork Herald in August--at about that time of the formation of the newprogressive party in ...Chicago?
A. Well, in fact I cannot remember much. I could not be very muchimpressed by the New York Herald because the Herald is a veryconservative paper. The Herald is not what they call the Yellow pressand the only excuse the Herald had is simply to say, Well, the ThirdTermer, that is all.
Q. Now what in the New York World impressed you during that time?
A. From that time?
Q. During that time.
A. Well, as I have said before, there was no special impression nohow. It was only the same as anybody else could read, which was to be foundin the editorials or the man was building up a new party and wasdeserting and he cries that he stole the nomination away from him, suchas that; as anybody else would read.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bloodgood: Q. How long have you been reading the New York Herald?
A. Oh, I believe since I am able to read.
Q. And the World?
A. Also.
Q. Now you said the other evening that papers you principally read werethose two--was that correct?
A. Correct.
Q. Now did you read them during August of this year. You were in NewYork then?
A. Yes, sir.
Q. And state what impressed you in particular--what you saw in the NewYork Herald in August--at about that time of the formation of the newprogressive party in ...Chicago?
A. Well, in fact I cannot remember much. I could not be very muchimpressed by the New York Herald because the Herald is a veryconservative paper. The Herald is not what they call the Yellow pressand the only excuse the Herald had is simply to say, Well, the ThirdTermer, that is all.
Q. Now what in the New York World impressed you during that time?
A. From that time?
Q. During that time.
A. Well, as I have said before, there was no special impression nohow. It was only the same as anybody else could read, which was to be foundin the editorials or the man was building up a new party and wasdeserting and he cries that he stole the nomination away from him, suchas that; as anybody else would read.
What to read after The Attempted Assassination of Ex-President Theodore Roosevelt?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bloodgood Wheeler to read onlineMoreLess
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