Take Me Out At The Ball Game…

Comments on Addie Hoyt Fargo blog dated March 17, 2012

I worked with a man for some time that had a saying I still remember to this day.  He used this to refer to people that lacked imagination when it came to problem solving.  It goes like this:
"If all you have is a hammer then every problem looks like a nail".
With slight paraphrasing it applies to Rosemary:
"If all you have is a conspiracy theory then everything looks like a conspiracy".

This Addie blog entry is a retelling of newspaper accounts.....I'll write more on newspaper and writing style in a separate blog.  Rosemary spins the whole event as some sort of cover up by the LM Leader.  Nothing new here............

Guns and baseball games are irrelevant, have always been irrelevant and always will be irrelevant to Addies death from diphtheria.  While E J may have popped a man at a baseball game it may be entertaining history but not evidence if future wrong doing.  Just because E J got cited for riding his bicycle on the side walk doesn't mean he committed hit and run when he got a car.

It's too bad that the Hawleys and Hoyts didn't do anything interesting that got written up in the local newspapers for Rosemary to read about.  Guess they were simply hard working agrarian type people that didn't attend baseball games or take extravagent trips.........and weren't philanthropic.

The really unforgivable injustice is that Rosemary had all of her adult life to talk to her relative that died last spring to get the history of her familay and totally botched that opportunity....by her own admission.  She might have gotten answers to her questions from the old gentleman and, at worst, she would have accumulated valuable historical information that might benefit real historians.

Anyway, back to the blog....
"Pitts" may not have been a resident of Jefferson County.  The newspapers report there were people at the game from Madison and, probably, Milwaukee.  Last time I checked my map those communities were not in Jefferson County.  Waukesha County is between Jefferson County and Milwaukee County and had residents, as well.  I would think if Pitts were a Jefferson County resident he would have been called to testify.

I found this part of Rosemary's blog an interesting structure:

'Wow, old Enoch had all his specialists there, testifying to all manner of things. Wonder how much that kick cost Enoch?'

................or perhaps Ingram was trying to run a scam since black linament was not known to medical science.  Doesn't really matter since Rosemary lines up her own experts that will say whatever she wants.  She loads the questions so she gets the response she wants. 

Not much here but a retelling of history with a conspiratorial bend.

As an aside - a personal not to Rachel Shoemaker......

Rosemary has spent some time cleaning up the most egregious lies in the Addie blog.  One example is that in December 2011 Rosemary stated in the blog that in a conversation with Dr. Peterson he confirmed that Addie did not die of diphtheria.  That was an absolute lie.  I spoke directly with Dr. Peterson and so did Rachel Primer (reporter for LM Leader).  Peterson confirmed the conversation but stuck by his forensic report.  You should read the article in the LM Leader dated Dec. 8.

Now I can't seem to find that blog entry and a number of other entries from early December and late November that were similarly egregious.

This, and other writings, are why you should question Rosemary's findings.  She really doesn't have any respect for reporting the truth, has little credibility and cares nothing for the reputations of professionals such as Petereson and Bowles.

And why aren't you registered to vote in Oklahoma?