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Title: The Attempted Assassination of ex-President Theodore Roosevelt

Author: Oliver Remey
Henry Cochems
Wheeler Bloodgood

Release Date: April 30, 2007 [EBook #21261]

Language: English

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[Illustration: THEODORE ROOSEVELT].

THE ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION

_of_

EX-PRESIDENT

Theodore Roosevelt

Written, Compiled, and Edited by

OLIVER E. REMEY
HENRY F. COCHEMS
WHEELER P. BLOODGOOD

Published by

THE PROGRESSIVE PUBLISHING COMPANY
of Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Copyright.
1912,
by O. E. Remey, Milwaukee

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THIS HISTORICAL NARRATIVE
IS DEDICATED TO
EX-PRESIDENT THEODORE ROOSEVELT
THE GREATEST AMERICAN
OF HIS TIME.

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.

PAGE.

Theodore Roosevelt Frontispiece

Shirts Worn by the Ex-President 18

Page of Ex-President's Manuscript 24

X-Ray Photograph Showing Bullet 32

John Flammang Schrank 40

Page One of Schrank's Letter