that led to Teddy Roosevelt's ascension to the presidency.
The victim of this event had earlier given a 12 year-old girl the red carnation he wore in his lapel for good luck. This event occurred inside the Temple of Music, and George Foster ignored the perpetrator of this event because he was focused on a swarthy man standing in front of him. This action was inspired by an exploit committed by Gaetano Bresci, and by a speech its perpetrator had heard Emma Goldman give. The man who committed this act hid a gun under a bandage wrap on his right hand. FTP, name this act committed at the 1901 Pan-American Expedition in Buffalo by anarchist Leon Czolgosz [SHOL-gosh] that led to Teddy Roosevelt's ascension to the presidency.
The victim of this event had earlier given a 12 year-old girl the red carnation he wore in his lapel for good luck.
assassination of William McKinley [accept equivalents]