... Amer'ca is pro-Br in his 1p worse than doubtful whether. Roosevelt will be anything hke so was a by such sage and moderate counsel as M‘Kinley.” THE “ BOSSES OUTDONE res dent The nomination of Roosevelt for the ho: he ” was a political expedient, resorted ...

... there shall be no appreciable break between the death of its chief Minister and the appointment of his successor. President Roosevelt is an altogether different type of man to the one who has gone. He has more brilliant and showy gifts, and it remains to ...

... Birstall, at 2.30 p.m. Shipleys—To Addingham, at 2.30 p.m. Wakefield—Imprompiu run, from headquarters, at 3.30 p.m. Mr. Roosevelt is a great admirer of Kipling’s works. There is great industrial activity at Stanningley and Farsley. The scarlet fever outbreak ...

... carried out of the hearse and placed in the East Room, the largest chamber of the building. The casket. was opened, and Mr. Roosevelt and the members of the Cabinet looked once more at the features of the dead President. Mrs. M‘Kinley followed. She was left ...

... has the kind of simplicity fur which the late Sir Isaac Holden was remarkable. In the event of any thing happening to Mr. Roosevelt, Mr. Hay would automatically have become President of the Umted States. inted to the Mr. Henry Hartley has been ay 4 1 anchester ...

... ‘hre plaved with intimate friends. lr makes the fifth President of the ates who has died during his term of office. Mr Roosevelt is the youngest President of the ~ ta Ls ver He is 43 of age. | t i ~ correspondent at Budalo says among of the cablegrams ...

... After the service the coffin was borne by four seamen and four soldiers, preceded by military and marine detachments to Mr. Roosevelt, Mr. the City Hall. Mark Hana, and the members of the Cabinet followed in carriages. Rain was falling, but thousands of people ...

... Motley, the American historian and Another daughter is the wife of Sir William Harcourt. PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT AND GERMANY. | People have described Mr. Roosevelt both as the friend and as the enemy of England. He is, in truth, neither. He will not try to quarrel ...

... proclamation, will be “er ! closed on Thursday next, the day of the fu ahO ld THE NEW PRESIDENT ESCHEWS PROTECTION. Mr. Roosevelt absolutely refuses to he cuarded by secret service men. He declares he does not want io establish a precedont that the President ...

... Sessions yesterday. Mr. Kruger on the surrender of his son: “ How sharper than a serpent’s tooth it is to have a thankless Mr. Roosevelt will not occupy the executive mansion popularly known as “The White for some Gays. At Kirkby Laythorpe (Lincolnshire) Industzial ...

... parts of the world, reaches Dewsbury every week. An illustrated character-sketch of President wiil in this | c's “ Yorkshire Roosevelt appear Weekiy Post.” Damage between £6,000 and £7,000 was done by a fire at Messrs. W. Lucas and Co.’s hat works at Bury ...

... his condition took place voster- day. aud it is now believed that he wiil scun be able to leave the tnstitution, _ SS Mr. Roosevelt is the first aristocrat hv birth to occupy the Pre- toe idential chair sinee Quincey Adame. Alderman Samuel Lennard, Mayor ...