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... hicHINLEY AND ROOSEVELT. AT the present moment, when one nation is mourning its dead ruler, and the whole civilised world is looking on in sympathy, a remark made by President Roosevelt in his American Ideals recurs with pointed force. It is to the ...
... on earth gave expression—' Father. forgive them, for they know not what they de.' THE NEW PRESIDENT. t'olonel Theodore Roosevelt is a member of one of the old Knickerbocker families of New York. As a lad he was not very strong, and he resolved to go ...
... been rightly said that Roosevelt is not and never wi ll be a safe man in the ordinary meaning `of the word. lie is too independent to be that. The American bosses have no control over him. No man dare prophecy what Roosevelt will do. He is ...
... following :— There are three assassinations in existence; one for President William :11'Kiuley, one for Vice-President Theo Roosevelt, and one fur the Hon. William J. Bryan. 110w , ver, the one 1 lanced for President Sl'Kinley looks as if it will take ...
... term devolves upon Colonel Roosevelt. the Vire-President and Governor of New York State. famous as a soldier, an author, a politician, and a sportsman. He is a member of one of the old Dutch families of New York. Colonel Roosevelt, who in the beginning of ...
... McKinley. Colonel Roosevelt steps into the vacant place. He 114.00111 e% President of the United States at the comparatively early age of forty-throe• and thus upon a career which may be fateful in the history of his conatry. Mr Roosevelt, who was educated ...
... settled. Roosevelt is a ftiend of Henry Cabot Lodge, the Republican, and that politician and historian is far from fond of this country. To name this is to catch up a straw which might s!low how the wind blows. Time will tell. President Roosevelt, however ...
... as to whether they favoured giving over their books. PRISMINT McKtszsy died at two o'clock on Saturday morning. Colonel Roosevelt, Governor of New York State, Vice- President. has taken the oath as his successor. It has been found by post-mortem examination ...