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... PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT S CAREER Colonel Theodore Roosevelt, who succeeded to the Presidency of the United States on Saturday morning, is tbe fifth example of the operation of the paragraph in Article of the Constitution by which, in case of the death, removal ...
... VICE-PRESIDENT ROOSEVELTS MOVEMENTS. New York, Friday Night.—lnformation of the serious condition President McKinley reached Colonel Roosevelt on the top of Mount Marcy late in the afternoon. The Vice-President immediately started for North Creek, which ...
... 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 ...
... Who Would Succeed Roosevelt * The question has arisen: In the event of Mr. Roosevelt's death during his period of office, who would succeed him? According to the “Law Times” it was formerly provided by statute, not by Constitution, that, failing both ...
... ROOSEVELT'S POLICY. The Emphasis of +* Peace.” BUFFALO, Sept. 16.—1 n his utterance on Saturday regarding his policy President Rocsevelt emphasised the word * Peace. Yesterday he gathered together some of his personal friends in Buffalo and those Cabinet ...
... 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 ...
... MR. ROOSEVELT. SURVIVORS REACH PORTSMOUTH, Affecting scenes were witnessed when the survivors of the torpedo destroyer Cobra reached Portsmouth shortly after ten o’clock last night. Petty Officer Warrener and Stoker Collins have been left behind to identify ...
... 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 ...
... MR. ROOSEVELT HOPEFUL. 2 Burravro, Sunday Dr. Mcßurney, a noted New York surgeon, consulted with President McKinley’s physicians this morning, and subsequently examined the patient. At the conclusion of the examination Dr. Mcßurney announced, “All conditions ...
... T 9, ?got. PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT'S POLICY. ...
... PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT (Copyright by G. Grantham Rain) same guide was a most ardent believer in the redskin tradition that it is an unjustifiable crime to kill a rattlesnake, as it plays fair in giving warning before it strikes : lie himself repeatedly ...
... TOUCHING CEREMONY, COL. ROOSEVELT TAKES THE OATH AS PRESIDENT. Mr. Roosevelt, who had been summoned to Buffalo, arrived there on Saturday afte:r-noon. Reuter's correspondent gives the foilowing account of his acceptance of office: The ceremony was carried ...