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... PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT AND ANARCHISM , President Roosevelt. a Lift in telegram informs u', is devoting considerable portion of his time to the subject of Anarchism, with a view to recommending remedial legislation in his forthcoming Messag.: to Congress ...
... THREAT AGAINST MR. ROOSEVELT. the Chief of I'clice at Berlin (New Ilampt - -hire) learned yesterday th:.t a foreigner had left that place br New York, declaring that he was on his way to ‘Vashingtou to kil! Mr. Roosevelt. lhiF individual, Reuter intorms ...
... T 9, ?got. PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT'S POLICY. ...
... THE KING. THE KING. THE DEATH OF PRESIDENT McKINLEY. THE SUCCESSION OF MR. ROOSEVELT. Striking photographs of these two states- men taken at different times of their lives appear in this week's issue of ...
... Roosovelt and Trooper When Mr. Roosevelt was in the field with his Roughriders it is related of him that he never let his kindness of heart degenerate into anything like laxity. One day in camp, before Santiago, one of his troopers objected to the performance ...
... when doubts are expressed as to Roosevelt's capacity to make a great President, that in the judgment of those who knew America best, a year ago Roosevelt was by far the most popular man in the country ; indeed, of Roosevelt it can be 'aid, as of no other ...
... death an Army private was detailed specially to take up a position by the body. PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT AND THE CABINET. THE POLITICAL SITUATION. President Roosevelt was found by mountain messengers late yesterday afternoon on the top of Mount Marcy in the ...
... given to President Roosevelt's paper called With the Cougar Hounds, which will appear in the October Senbner's. it is the first of two articles, illustrated with photographs taken during the hunt, and describing Colonel Roosevelt's experience in hunting ...
... Government. Vice-President Roosevelt and six members of the President's Cabinet are there. Senator Hanna is also in the city. Secretary of State flay will start from New Hampshire for Buffalo to day. Vice-President Roosevelt is jubilant over the bright ...
... difficulty about taking Mr. Roosevelt at his word, the earnest of his sincerity of purpose, conveyed in the continuance of Mr. May in office, is the strongest that he could have given. The New )'o►k World thinks that Mr. Roosevelt's expressions require ...
... hand Theodore Roosevelt. Then the President shook hands with everyone, almost it silence, and the company then withdrew, the President intimating his desire to be left alone with the Cabinet. It was made known later that Mr. Roosevelt requested th, members ...
... Cloete, assistant fieldcornet, three years' imprisonment. PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT AND INTERVENTION. As the Hoer leaders in Holland are represented as building hope upon the fact that Mr. Roosevelt is Dutch by descent, it is important to note the following paragraph ...