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... energies into tM settlemout of all these colonial problime widget still ban in the balsnee. Whatever course of action Mr. Roosevelt may adopt co partyoolour moieties% we are safe In thinkisg. by judging from big peat, that this youngest of Freedom will ...
... tSicro was lying state. The body to-day be oooveyed Washington, and Ihursday to Canton, Ohio, where the wiH .ake place. Mr. Roosevelt, tbo Vice-President, was on Saturday sworn in President in presence of members of the Cabinet, who, bw request, ooneeuted ...
... three-months' bills 5-16. Calcutta transfers 15 31-32 d; Bombay holiday. Gold Premium 131 to 150. The policy announced President Roosevelt has given general satisfaction on the Stock Exchange, and prices are better, especially Americans, but business slack, awaiting ...
... to the carriage escorted on either side Mr Abner McKinley R-ixey The other members the family followed in other carriages Roosevelt quietly to the station after eight with Wilcox and secretary few police followed his carriage three or four detectives and ...
... the editors of Berlin would have ventured to print the story if it had been withoat foundation. YOUNG OOLLZAOVIIIB. Mr. Roosevelt is young. and lie likes colleagues who are young. The Cabinet of Millionaires is not imputed to survive Wog. Never since ...
... who was of comparatively little account. That cannot be said, happily, of the man who succeeds President McKinley. Colonel Roosevelt is not only man of great force of character, but one who has already figured pretty largely on the page of American history ...
... tmyn— letteiw coaveyirm ascuraaons Mr. w>l eoo■■tiMm act mmontmrj off the new Preside at for the THE NEW PRESIDENT. Me. Roosevelt Sworn In. Impressive Ceremony. Statesmen Break Down through Emotion. AOKTOT.) BUFFALO, Sslnrday. Br. baa MfSHterf iba tba ...
... all his life. After the tbo body was prepared for burial and embalmed. Kontgen rays will used to locate the bullet. Mr. Roosevelt will remain at Buffalo to-day in order to accompany the special train which will convey the remains Washington. Memorial ...
... table, wrote, *■ Theodore Roosevelt” in a*firm band. He then oiprepecd desire to see t-be members of (ho Cabinet alone for a few moments. Tbe others in the room then retired, after shaking hands with tho new President. Mr. Roosevelt has .requested the members ...
... A DAY OF MOURNING. i Issue a Proclamation. BUFFALO, Sunday. President Roosevelt has issued the following proclamation ordering the observance a my i moumiui and prayer:— , By the President of the United States of , Americt Proclamation :— ''A terrible ...
... counsel was Mr. M'Kinley. Were Roosevelt a man likely to lie influenced popular clamour, is probable the Isthmian Canal anti AlaJcan Boundary questions might made indefinitely more difficult to British diplomacy. , , , But Roosevelt will not governed popular ...
... inley. whose constant query br.•n • '• Whet, ran I the Major, joincd procession from Mr. Mtthorn's otl•er members of tins Roosevelt cent, to the stafon lost after *Witt. A few 'wonted men followed his car, nitre and were near. The mother of the Bishop of ...