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... was killed and ten persons were injured , three of fhem seriously . IN the course of a speech at Minnesota State Fair , Mr Roosevelt urged lhafc the United States should strenuously insist that under no pretext whatever should there be any territorial a ...
... STATES POLICY SPEECH BY MR PuOOSBVELT . MnrarEAroirs , September 2 . IIT tho course of a speech at Minnesota Stale Fair , Mr Roosevelt salt !— Tile Unilcd States rnua trot ihrink from playing its part among the groat iia'rtaas . Wo canot avoid hcroBftor ...
... Town Hall if the Free Libraries Act be adopted. United States Policy.— ln the course of a speech Minnesota State Fair, Mr Roosevelt urged that the United States should strenuously insist that under no pretext whatever should there be any territorial ag ...
... had demanded. The Emperor having foregone the demand for the kowtow, the mission has now arrived at Berlin. Mr Theodore Roosevelt; the Vice• President of the United States, speaking at the Minnesota State Fair at Minneap•dis on Monday, said the States ...
... men took charee of him . THE VICE-PRESIDENT . [ THEOTCH BiniTSB ' B AGBNCT . J NEW YORK , September 5 , 6 P . M . Colonol Roosevelt , Vice-President , who is ia Vermont , ia due to arrive at Buriinston ali 7 o'clock The news was cons-ei-ed to t »? ni by ...
... and ; oonsfcrttrf • the Pacific cable . . - TSE VICB-ERBSIDENT . Tho Vice-rresraont of the United States is Mr Theodore Roosevelt , of New York , who was born in 1858 ; He was a member of the New York Legislature 1882 ^ 4 ; C Tnited States Civil Service ...
... WORLD-WIDE SYMPATHY. VICE-PRESIDENT APPRISED. SENATORS' GRIEF, New York, Friday, p.m. Colonel Roosevelt, Vice-President, who is in Vermont, is due to arrive at Burlington at seven o'clock. The news was conveyed to him by telephone.—Reuter. Cleveland, ...
... Mr Roosevelt, was dining with the and Game League on the Isle de la Morte, when received the news. He was terriMy shocked, and was unable to miake any annoirncement. He left once for Buffalo, uid all the other members of the Cabinet. Mr Roosevelt told ...
... death of the President with as little disturbance tho established order the heir to the Throne any European monarchy. Mr Roosevelt is a man of ability and distinction, and the interest- his country would no doubt be safe in his hands. But M'Kinley has ...
... Burlington, Vermont, Saturday, says: Colonel Roosevelt first learned of attempt to assassinate President M'Kinley at twenty six yesterday evening at Isleamotte, whither tho news was telephoned. Colonel Roosevelt immediately left for hi 3 yacht. A special ...
... trade relations will prevent reprisals.—Reuter. VICE-PRESIDENT APPRISED. SENATORS' GRIEF. New York. Friday, 6 p.m. Colonel Roosevelt, Vice-President, who is in Vermont, is due to arrive at Burlington at seven o'clock. The news was conveyed to him by telephone ...
... the assailant. The police believe the plot was hatched here. VICE-PRESIDENT BOUND FOR BUFFALO. Burlington, Friday. Colonel Roosevelt, the Vice-President, arrived here this evening and immediately went on to Buffalo. was too shocked and grieved to express ...