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... PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT AND ENGLAND. President Rooseveltheld his first Cabinet Council in the White Houee, Washington, on Friday. The Dairy Chronicle publishes an important statement,which it describes as authoritative, concerning the President's ...
... ROOSEVELT AND RECIPROCITY. At Tuwday’s sitting of the United States Cabinet meeting the reciprocity treaties now awaiting the action of Congress were discussed. President Roosevelt plainly indicated by his remarks that he believed strongly in the principle ...
... Roosevelt’s Detcrmlaattoa. The President and hi* own chief. Mr. Secretary to the Navy, were strongly against Roosevelt going, but they said that were bent it they would help him. grees decided raise three cavalry regiment* from among the nder* and riflemen ...
... Na. ROOSEVELT. Mn. Roo-evelt, the wife of the new President of the United States, was a Miss Edith Carow, and before her marriage was an intimate friend of the Roosevelt family. She le the mood wife of the President, the first, who was a Mile Alice Lee ...
... PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT (UPTCB TSUDUR.'U » WASHINGTON. Tuesday President Roosevelt has now taken up his reaidetue at the MTufe House. ...
... PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT. ...
... ROOSEVELT'S DOUBLE. Every M3II has his price, said Sir Robert Walpole, who, however, to be quite just to the (human race, went on to make one doubtful exception. Every man has also his double; at least, every man, somebody said, except Disraeli. But in ...
... PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT. Washington. Saturday. , the course of convsnaUoD with some Southern today Mr. Roosevelt said be President of. ths United Stale*, not jr section ; 1 do not oar* for section* for a conducted on sectional line* After remarkhat hit mother ...
... PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT. Washington, September Roosevelt has now taker, his residence at the White House. —ilicuier. ...
... PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT. boundiato populiritr by -*evert which he took in the war against Spain. Himself afear-leas and magnificent horseman, he organiied a corps of Rough Riders, whose deeds under his -leadership ,in Cub& hei has narrated : in his book ...
... PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT. [BXDTER’S TELEGRAM.] WASHINGTON, Sept. 24. President Roosevelt has now taken up his residence at the White House. [laffan’s telegram.] WASHINGTON, Sept. 24. President Roosevelt has written letter the authorities Yale University saying ...
... lilt. ROOSEVELT. WASIIINGTON, September 21.—1 n the course of • conversation with some southern Congressmiento-dsy Mr. Roosevelt said.— I em going to be President of the United States, and not of any section ; I do hot care for sections or for • policy ...