... Armed Strife. aobctj NEW YORK, Monty- President Roosevelt’s wife sod son Theodore left Oyster Bay today for Washington. BUFFALO, Monday. has utterance on Saturday regarding his policy, President Roosevelt emphasised the word “peace.” Yesterday gathered ...

... the Commander was for some rime Naval Attache the Embaasy in London. While there he married Afiwt Roosevelt, the Praedoufs iftster. PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT. BZUTm AODOT.I WASHINGTON, TwwHy. will make annomoomont regarding the pUna the Administration until ...

... the Republican party is in the ascendant. is seldom that nan with snob tastes Mr. Roosevelt, end in such on environment, takes active pot* in politics; hat Mr. Roosevelt entered Potties, and did so, as his custom with every* l kiog, heart and soul. His ...

... the illustrious dead. Several members of the Diplomatic Corps wore coart costume. Among tho early arrhralS) w«« President Roosevelt, who reached White House ten minutes to nine, accompanied by bis wife and I sister. He went immediately to the Bine Parlour ...

... taken Washington where they will accorded State funeral. Mr. Roosevelt will take the oath office whereever he baooens hear the news. The Cabinet will resign in a body, giving Mr. Roosevelt the opportunity to form a new Cabinet if desires do so. ...

... and has frequently given way sobbing and tears. I hare no immediate expectation anything but favourable conditions.” Mr. Roosevelt left (or Washington last night. CANTON (Ohio), Friday). Mra. M‘Kinley went to the cemetery to-day •ad spent some time the ...

... (PIS enTEAL Viws ) CANTON, Friday. The in which the remains the late President are laid k guarded soldiers. President Roosevelt and the members of the Cabinet returned to Washington directly after the funeral. Mr. Hendeieon, Speaker the House Mepreeentativee ...

... because of his attitude towards our social and political life, not to mention his efforts to embroil with foreign Powers.” Mr. Roosevelt thinks it less outrage, however, to discriminate 1 against one who has become American in good faith merely because his or ...

... President Roosevelt, his life, adventures, and work, but it does not appear to me that we have a clear idea of the man himself. May 1 presume. Iran dose personal touch with the famous roughrider, to, in part at least, supply thia gap? Colonel Roosevelt is ...

... black plume waved from the bead each home, and their bodies were covered with long black palls. The ppocoviion. which Mr. Roosevelt and other officials took part, w»* composed poets” of the Grand Army the Republic, the National Guard Ohio, and other troops ...

... Ayota. ofOuMbridgn, has tlortod Bbhop Natal by tl»« of uariT who repudisio the recent appoiatneat AnhbuLoo Balnea. PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT AT WHITE HOUSE. trm aoevct.) WASHINGTON, Prf*d«Bt RoowrreH arrived her* thU from Canton, and immediately proeeedml Um White ...

... - !»•.* son feed hf» terdav Mr. Roosevelt. all wish *to! ool ** * aß.‘ rxner-ee idh ...