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... 50,000 DOLLARS TO KILL ROOSEVELT. (Reuters Telegram.) Monday. man, blacksmith by trade, was to-day arraigned before the Court for saying in a barroom, I belong to a society that will give dollars to any man who will kill Roosevelt ' He did not deny having ...
... A DAY OF MOURNING. PROCLAMATION BY MR. ROOSEVELT. (Reiter’s Telegram.) Buffalo, Sunday. Mr. has issued proclamation, in which he soys;— A terrible bereavement has befallen our people. The President of the United States has been struck down, crime committed ...
... PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT% POLICY. Moods? President Roosevelt yesterday some of hip parsecs! friends in Buffalo Cabinet Ministers who are here, and gave them views for the conduct of public affairs end his policy. He will be In favour of room liberal more extensive ...
... THE WEEKLY POST. THIS WEEK S CONTENTS. CHARACTER SKETCH AND PORTRAIT OF PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT. ...
... the weekly post. THIS WEEK’S CONTENTS. CHARACTER SKETCH AND PORTRAIT PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT. ! THE WOMEN MEN ADMIRE. ...
... Everything abort President Roosevelt is at the MOMS{ lotemsting. The following oonoarning his progenitors appears in Matthew's Alluring; Armoury :— Roosevelt. Theodore, Governor, of Albany, N.Y. (son of Theodore Roosevelt. of New York My, and Martha ...
... fortune. MR. ROOSEVELT SWORN IN. Mr. Roosevelt arrived at Buffalo early on Sunday afternoon, and proceeded to the house of his friend, Mr. Wilcox. After going to Mr. Milburn's hours* under escort to pay his condolences to Mrs. McKinley, Mr. Roosevelt returned ...
... THE OATH. The oath was then taken. Judge Hanel said: 'Theodore Roosevelt. hold up your right hand. Judge Hamel then read the oath. and Mr. Roosevelt repeated the words after him. They were as follows:- I do solemnly swear that I will faithfully execute ...
... 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 , il.d•er the ...
... MR. McKINLEY’S SUCCESSOR. The Presidency devolved upon Mr Theodcre Roosevelt, Vice—%resident. Like the Vanderbilts, the Roosevelts are descendants of the early Dutch settlers in America, and the present bearer of the name inherited an enormous fortune ...
... ROOBEVRIA' WAB WWORN IN. Mr. Roosevelt has taken the oath as President says a Bolton te!egrere. 'Me ceremony we. carried out in Mr. Wilcox.' library, in the presence of five members of the Cabinet and cohere. Mt. Roosevelt ediosred almost extreme nervoutinces ...
... 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 ...