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... MR. ROOSEVELT This eventuality has already ha‘menori‘ our times in the history of the United itates. President W. H. Harrison diec in 1841. a month after entering uvpor fice; President Zachary Taylor died iv !850; President Lincoln was assassinate hy ...
... HR. ROOSEVELT. Wr. Roosevelt, who was greatly agitated hearing of the Presidents death, at once took special train for Buffalo, which he is expected to reach at one o’clock.— Reuter. if national life will continue to flow in their various channels. This ...
... MR. ROOSEVELT. Buffalo, September 11. Mr. Roosevelt, the Vice-President, left her* last night. Before his departure said to Press representative that he believed the President would be able to resume his duties in month. Dr. M'Burney did not leave last ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
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... when doubts are expressed as to Roosevelt's capacity to make a great President, that in the judgment of those who knew America best, a year ago Roosevelt was by far the most popular man in the country ; indeed, of Roosevelt it can be 'aid, as of no other ...
... States. Mr. Roosevelt is forty-three years of age, having been born in 1858; the Constitution stipulates that a man shall be at least thirty-five before becoming President The next heir-at-law to the office of President, after Mr. Roosevelt, is the Secretary ...
... death an Army private was detailed specially to take up a position by the body. PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT AND THE CABINET. THE POLITICAL SITUATION. President Roosevelt was found by mountain messengers late yesterday afternoon on the top of Mount Marcy in the ...
... Government. Vice-President Roosevelt and six members of the President's Cabinet are there. Senator Hanna is also in the city. Secretary of State flay will start from New Hampshire for Buffalo to day. Vice-President Roosevelt is jubilant over the bright ...