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... hicHINLEY AND ROOSEVELT. AT the present moment, when one nation is mourning its dead ruler, and the whole civilised world is looking on in sympathy, a remark made by President Roosevelt in his American Ideals recurs with pointed force. It is to the ...
... ROOSEVELT'S POLICY. ATTITUDE TO BRITAIN. OPPOSES THE PRO-BOER AGITATION. Washington, Friday. To set at rest ail doubts Mr Roosevelt's sentiments, towards Britain especially, his attitude regarding the Beers and the Nicaragua Canal '.treaty, the following ...
... PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT. Washington, September Roosevelt has now taker, his residence at the White House. —ilicuier. ...
... ROOSEVELT'S VIEWS. hat hj e . •Think of Britain and ot her Things. I/ l 8 > £iS' Colonel Thf, entitlcd American *ie- IVic t- :CM^Or Roosevelt, now Upon Olanv ' States, expressed his jj- °*hers ; ons day, and into ent in terest. ' his •• ' We gather ...
... PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT. FIRST CABINET Washington, A Cabinet meeting was held th ! > J at Mr Cowle's residence. Preside velt requested all the members of jjjs to retain their positions through^ 1 of office.—Reuter. ...
... MRS ROOSEVELT. Mrs Roosevelt, wife the new President of the United States, was Miss Edith Carow, and before her marriage was intimate friend of the Roo-evelt family. She is the second wife of the President, the first, who was a Miss Alice Bee, of Boston ...
... PRESIDENT ROOSEVELTS POLICY. Buffalo, Monday.—ln his Saturday regarding his policy. President Roosevelt emphasised the word peace.” Yesterday gathered together some his personal friend's in Buffalo end those Cabinet Ministers who are hero, and gave them ...
... PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT. SECOND EDITIO ,C ' 5.30 A.M. WHAT AMERICANS THINE. New York, For the moment the a^eD '?2 turn tions here are how will o:, ...
... COUSIN OF PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT. ...
... ROOSEVELT IN ENGLAND. The Banbury correspondent of the Star recalls tho fact that Mr and Mrs Roosevelt paid a visit to Wroxton Abbey, the seat of Lord ftorth, near Banbury, in March, 1877. He hunted with the Warwickshire hounds on March the meet being ...
... Miss Maude Roosevelt. Miss Maude Roosevelt In Vinson, a cousin of the new President the United States, was secretly married at the City Hall, New York, 1898, to Baron Mumm Von Schwarzenstein, who is now Minister from Germany to China. Thev lived unhappily ...
... PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT AND THE NAVY. The Washington correspondent of the New Journal states that President- Roosevelt will devote portion of his Congress the advocacy a largely-increased navy for the United States. The President says that this lies the ...