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... PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT. bound into enormous popularity the part which he took in the war against Spain. Himself fearless and magnificent horseman, ho organised a corps of Rough Riders,” whose deals under his leadership in Cuba ho has narrated in his book ...
... PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT. bound into enormous popularity by the part which he took in the war against Spain. Himself a fearless and magnificent horseman, he organised a corps of * Rough Riders,” whose deeds under his leadership in Cuba he has narrated in his ...
... FBESIDEST ROOSEVELT. or*«ai»«4 mad «nned • company ...
... PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT. bound into enormous popularity by the part which he took in the war against Spain. Himself fearless and magnificent horseman, he organised a corps of Hough Riders, whose disAls under his leadership in Cuba he ha* narrated in his book ...
... PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT. Washington. Saturday. , the course of convsnaUoD with some Southern today Mr. Roosevelt said be President of. ths United Stale*, not jr section ; 1 do not oar* for section* for a conducted on sectional line* After remarkhat hit mother ...
... COLONEL ROOSEVELT WHO SUCCEEDS TO THE when we would exprees our wrath and horror the crime which ha* robbed the world of co great a ruler, honoured a man, nor can give adequate utterance to our poignant sorrow, our bitter grief, increased thousand-fold ...
... ROOSEVELT AND EUROPE. Poet :—TIA new Aroerscas qu.lities much seed., Oa hwad of a Man y Siaticlpst* that the nee Amer.- an whey will be agnressiire in It. bearing ' , wards Europe Thie tartly seems I to us a cool.lasaded judgment The mutant point for ...
... ROOSEVELT: NO CORRUPTION. As everyone knows, the new President (of the United States) is a voluminous author, shrewd, intelligent, high-minded, and the possessor of a vigorous styles In one-of his books he denounces the conscienceless speculator, the ...
... of Martha Bulloch, mother of Presideiil Ih osevi It. Presidents father. Roosevelt.was born in New York City in IKB. and died there in As young ntaii entered the tlrni Roosevelt and Co., glass importers, and remained in tliat business till when turned ...
... ROOSEVELT DANGER TEL The Chief of Polite ?kW York bee 'leaned that • foreigner who left bare for New York votterdey tannin declared that he MU. ha way b Wahiagtoa to kill Mr Rive/eve& he Chid of Polies at New York beat tarried by telegraph to look the ...
... MR. ROOSEVELT PRESIDENT WASHINGTON, Saturday. In the course conversation with some Southern Congressmen to-day, Mr. Roosevelt faid: I am going bo President the United States, and not any section; Ido not care for sections for policy conducted cm sectional ...
... PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT AND RECIPROCITY. CARRYING OUT THE DEAD PRESIDENT'S WISHES. BITTER FIGHT IN PROSPECT. OUE OWN CORRESPONDENT •WASHINGTON, Monday. Signs of trouble between President Roosevelt and the Republican Party are already beginning to manifest ...