... the office of President has devolved upon Mr. Theodore Roosevelt, tho Vice-President of the United States.” PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT’S OATH-TAKING. The ceremony of taking the oath, by which Mr. Roosevelt, the Vice-President of the United States under the late ...

... the office of President has devolved upon Mr. Theodore Roosevelt. the Vice-President of the United States.” PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT'S OATH-TAKING The ceremony of taking the oath, by which Mr, Roosevelt, the Vice-President of the United States under the late ...

... was unavoidable any surgical or imslical treatment, and was the direct result of the bulletwound. PROCLAMATION MR. ROOSEVELT. Mr. Roosevelt, after having been duly sworn in as President, issued proclamation which he said: terrible bereavement has lief alien ...

... replacing them his own friends. Colonel Roosevelt may not do cither, but there would little surprise if ho did both. Il certain that if the Republican leaders could have foreseen the crime at Itaffulo another than Mr. Roosevelt would have been nominated for V ...

... THE NEW PRESIDENT. HOW MB. ROOSEVELT WAS SWORN IN Mr. Roosevelt baa token the oath as say'j a Boston telegram). The cere many was carried out in Hr. Wilcox's library, the of five member* the Cabinet and others. Mr. Booaerekt showed almost extreme nervousness ...

... THE NEW PRESIDENT. Mr. Roosevelt Takes the Oath, AN AFFECTING SCENE. BUFFALO, Saturday. Mr. Roosevelt arrived here at twenty mioutee to two, and proceeded to the home of his friend. Mr. Wilcox. After going to Mr. Milburn's house under | escort, pay bis ...

... 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 ...

... acts of munificence to the town, and one of the visitors was Mr. F. Roosevelt, of New York On the occasion referrod to, Sir Swim Smith, Kt., made pointed allusion to Theodore Roosevelt's exploits in Cubs, and to the respect he had won as the Goverenor ...

... the smile so familiar to all who knew him. President Roosevelt stood on the right and towards the foot of the coffin. After it had been adjusted and glass cases placed over the body, President Roosevelt bent forward to look at the dead face. Tears were in ...

... THE NEW PRESIDENT, The now President, Colonel Theodore Roosevelt, who years of age. is very prominent figure in American public life. No American politician has played so many part*, and perhaps the German Emperor is the sole living ruler who can lay ...

... but they quickly saw that Roosevelt ueut.lly came out on the right side of sack trick. From amusement the cowboys changed to admiration Soon Mr Roosevelt was their hero Men never quite realised t!to sirentrth of Mr Roosevelt's bold on there prune lads ...

... MAXIS GOOD THEODORE ROOSEVELT. ...