INDICTMENT OF HASKELL.
STRONG LANGUAGE BY PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT. United Press Asp-oeiatzcr.—By Electric To'.egTap-—Copyright. NEW YORK, September 24. President Roosevelt, in reply to Mr Bryan's challenge, declares that Governor Haskell is a disgrace to the nation, and totally unfit for any public position. President Roosevelt cites Mr Haskell's former record as a company promoter in Wall street, and describes him as corrupt, and tho official tool of the Standard Oil Trust.
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Press, Volume LXIV, Issue 13231, 26 September 1908, Page 9
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