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... VICE-PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT. Vice-President Theodore Roosevelt, who in the event Mr. McKinley s (feath would succeed the Presidency, is in his forty-third year. was educated at Harvard, and became a member of the New York Legislature in 1882, and leader ...
... MR. ROOSEVELT AND RECIPROCITY. Washington, September 24.—At to-day’s Cabinet meeting, the statui the reciprocity treaties now awaiting the action of Congress was discussed. President Roosevelt plainly indicated his remarks that he believed strongly in ...
... More Roosevelt Stories. Mr. Roosevelt, the President of the United States, and Mrs. Roosevelt were on a visit to Lord North, at Wroxton Abbey, near Banbury, the seat of Lord North, in March, 1887. He hunted with the Warwickshire hounds on the 11th of ...
... Mr. Roosevelt and the Next Presidential Election. President Roosevelt has announced that the assassination of Mr. McKinley eliminates him candidate for the Presidency in 1904. He has ensured peace with Senator Hanna the understanding that the Ohioan will ...
... The Unrcvcaled Roosevelt. We not suppose that Mr. Roosevelt will feel himself called by a manifest destiny to sound the battlecrv of freedom in Canada, as his predecessor did in Cuba, but it is quite within the bounds of possibility that he might give ...
... OBITER SCRIPTS, An assassin’s bullet has given Colonel Roosevelt the of the United Stales, as it has given it to two other men l)efore him. The Presidency has sometimes depended more trifling things than a bullet, as Mr. Blaine knew to his cost. He lost ...
... resulted irorn Mr. Roosevelt's invitation to Mr. Hay and Mr. Gage to ride with him to Commander Cowles’s residence. Mr. Hay resignation, which was genersliy expected, will lie delayed longer than most people anticipate, but Mr. Roosevelt is not known to ...
... is beautifully fitted and is much admired. —Central News. [■September 23, |QOI. PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT. **l Represent the Entire Country. ’* President Roosevelt has made novel impression at Washington during the few days he has occupied the White House ...
... and removed him in a closed carriage to the gaol—Central September 16, 1901.] THE-NEW PRESIDENT SWORN IN, Mr. Roosevelt’s Aim. Mr. Roosevelt arrived at Buffalo at twenty minutes to two on Saturday afternoon, and proceeded to the house of his friend Mr ...
... to hold memorial services in the churches. —Exchang) Telegraph Company, MK. ROOSEVELT’S CABINET. Statement by Mr. Hay. At a Cabinet meeting held on. Tuesday President Roosevelt asked all the Ministers to retain their portfolios during the term of his ...
... FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS. PROCLAMATION BY MR. ROOSEVELT. ...
... Washington, where they will be accorded a State funeral. Mr. Roosevelt will take the oath of office wherever he happens to hear the news. The Cabinet will resign a body, giving Mr. Roosevelt the opportunity to form a new Cabinet if he desires to do so ...