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... CCLONEL ROOSEVELT, O~ the whole the article in which Mr Poultney Bigelow, in another column, sums up, from the standpoint of a comparatively intimate acquaintance, the character of the new American President, sonfirms the mythology that has already gathered ...
... PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT INSTALLED WasrTNGTON, Monday. Mr. Hay, Secretary of State, left Washington to-day to resume his holiday in New Hampshire, which was so sadly interrupted by the murder of President McKinley. The great flag over the Whte House was put ...
... Little Roosevelt and the Zeal, There is a good story of the new American President in * Harper's Weekly.” When Mr. Roosevelt was a little boy the sexton of a New York Presbyterian church, finding him peeping in through the open door one morning, asked ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
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... 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 ...
... \IADA.\IE TUSSAUD'S EXHIBITION.— i NEW PORTRAIT MODELS of President Roosevelt, the Late President McKinley, Sir Thomas Lipton, &c. Maguificent and Realistic Tableaux. Delightful music ali day. Open 9 till 10. ...
... Herald's” Washington correspondent to-day says: “ Roosevelt is so energetically for American control of the Isthmian Canal that a recrudescence of trouble with England on the subject is Probable, but Roosevelt’s very peculiarities may be the saving of the ...
... SIDE OF HER HUSBAND. THE DEAD AT GRIMSBY. New Yorx, Friday. President Roosevelt and the members cf the Cabinet arrived at Washington at 9.25 this morning from Canton, Ohio. Mr. Roosevelt immediately proceeded in a carriage to the White House, where he remained ...