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... MR ROOSEVELT. 01711 PIPICIAL 00112111 ROVE WASHINGTON, Sum IL Yesterday afternoon a Cabinet meeting was held, at which President Roosevelt again breached the subject of the retention of their portfolios by the preseet Ministers. He stated that no necessity ...
... MR. ROOSEVELT. (Isom • COWSPONDINT.) NEW YORK, Sim 16. Prominent men in New Tork to-day eapremed themselves greatly 'dewed with Mr. Roosevelt's netion in publicly declaring that he would continue President McKinley's policy. The consensus of opinion is ...
... COLONEL THEODORE ROOSEVELT, WHO SUCCEEDS TO THE PRESIDENCY OF THE UNITED STATES. the Chief Magistracy of the great American Republic. A descendant of one of those families hardy Scotch planters which formed the Protestant “garrison” in Ireland in the ...
... THE KING. THE KING. THE DEATH OF PRESIDENT McKINLEY. THE SUCCESSION OF MR. ROOSEVELT. Striking photographs of these two states- men taken at different times of their lives appear in this week's issue of ...
... AMERICAN REGISTER PARIS, SEPTEMBER TOPICS OF THE DAY. UNITED FOR ROOSEVELT. Now that Col. Roosevelt occupies the Presidential chair it is interesting to recall the unanimity with which men representing all elements of Illinois Republicanism gathered at ...
... the United States the one hundred and twenty-sixth, by the President, Theodore Roosevelt, and John Hay, Secretary of State MR. ROOSEVELT'S FIRST PROCLAMATION PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT AND HIS FAMILY ...
... Roosovelt and Trooper When Mr. Roosevelt was in the field with his Roughriders it is related of him that he never let his kindness of heart degenerate into anything like laxity. One day in camp, before Santiago, one of his troopers objected to the performance ...
... - THE TWO FRESIDENTS Colonel Roosevelt and Mr. McKinley at the !McKinley Home. Canton s ____lloolllll, ...
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... 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 ...
... MR. ROOSEVELT, THE NEW PRESIDENT. TAKES THE OATH OF OFFICE. Ffrom OQur Own Correspondent. WasniNcgTON, Sunday. Officials here are greatly reassured by the utterances of President Roosevelt, and his announcement that he intends to follow exactly the lines ...
... Colonel Roosevelt, who then Assistant -Secretary to the Naval Board, resigned • »ttiee ; and in conjunction with Dr. Leonard Elwood raised the Ist Cniled states volunteers, known Roosevelt's Riders. The regiment did remarkably good servu- Roosevelt earned ...