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... CCLONEL ROOSEVELT, O~ the whole the article in which Mr Poultney Bigelow, in another column, sums up, from the standpoint of a comparatively intimate acquaintance, the character of the new American President, sonfirms the mythology that has already gathered ...
... TEDDY ROOSEVELT. 'The special eorraspondent of the Times, ho happened to be at Buffalo, in his delineation of the popular regard of Americans for Mr. Roosevelt, writes:— A queatior regarding him addressed to any wan or woman of any class produced ...
... TEDDY ROOSEVELT. The special correspondent of the Times, who happened to be in BuffAlo, in his delineation of the popular regard of Americans for Mr. Roosevelt, writes : A question regarding him addressed to any man or woman of any class produced ...
... PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT AND THE (REVTER'’S TELEGRAMS} CABINET, WASHINGTON, Tuesday. President Roosevelt will make no announcement regarding the plans of the Administration until he returns from the funeral of the late President McKinley at Canton. A Cabinet ...
... PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT. CABINET ASKED TO RETAIN OFFICE. Cabinet meeting was bald at Washington yesterday afternoon at Cowle's when President requested the members the Cabinet retain their positions throughout his term of office. The Washington correspondent ...
... PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT. FIRST CABINET Washington, A Cabinet meeting was held th ! > J at Mr Cowle's residence. Preside velt requested all the members of jjjs to retain their positions through^ 1 of office.—Reuter. ...
... THREAT AGAINST ROOSEVELT. (REUTER'S TELEGRAM.) New York, Tuesday. The police are on the look out for a man who is said to have left Jersey City threateng to kill President Roosevelt. MR.M‘KINLEY’SFORTUNE (REUTER’S TELEGRAM.) New York, Tuesday. The *“ ...
... Little Roosevelt and the Zeal, There is a good story of the new American President in * Harper's Weekly.” When Mr. Roosevelt was a little boy the sexton of a New York Presbyterian church, finding him peeping in through the open door one morning, asked ...
... PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT'S ABILITY. The most interesting of much biographical matter about Mr Roosevelt, which has come from the States yet is article last eight's roll Mall Gazette by an American journalist. The writer once went to him for interview during ...
... OILBERTIAN ROOSEVELT. The “St. James’s Oaaette” says:—W* might sum up Colonel Roosevelt, more Gilbertico, something as follows: Smack Lord Cromer, Jeff Davis touch of him, Littls Lincoln, bnt not much of him; Kitchener, Bismarck, and Germany's Will, Jupiter ...
... PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT DECLARATION OF POLICY. BTFFALe), Monday. In his utterance on Saturday regarding 11.4 policy, Preaidest Roosevelt emphasised the word peace. Yesterday he gathered together some of hoi personal friends in Buffalo, and those Cnbauet ...
... PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT. (llEt'TElt's TELEGRAM.) Cleveland, Monday. A man, a blacksmith trade, was to-day arraigned before the court for saying in the barroom : I belong to society that will give 50,000 dollars to any mau who will kill Roosevelt. He did not ...