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... 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 ...
... PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT. [laffan's tkleoram.l WASHINGTON, Sept. President Roosevelt is devoting a considerable portion of bis time to the subject of Anarchism, with a view to recommending remedial legislation in his forthcoming Message to Congress. Yesterday ...
... preliminary investigation of the President's position, and they have found him determined to make the treaties. Colonel Roosevelt’s firmness now to be met by organising the opposing interests, and bitter fight recalling the days of Andrew Johnson is ...
... States will be given more privilegea in policing the waterway than were allowed in the negotiations of last year. Colonel Roosevelt’s attitude towards the new treaty is said to be favourable, because it is known that no new, negotiations have been opened ...
... the strain on their capacity. BOSTON, Sept. 24. Tha Anteriean and Collon Reporter eays that roraours of probability Mr. Roosevelt undertaking to form reciprocity treaties disturb wool rnarkat, though preparations have yet beaa made to combat the Peesidaat ...
... prisoner fair and impartial trial on the evidence adduced. Me. Roosevelt’s Poucy. WASHINGTON, Sept. 21. In the course of conversation with some southern Congressmen to-day Colonel Roosevelt said: ** lam going to be President the United States, and not ...
... .. 2 The Carnegie Trust 7 Foreign and Colonial— The Late President: Trial of President Roosevelt’s Policy Americans and King Alfred 3 Franco and Russia Russia and Finland 3 Russia and Roumanla 4 and the Powers 0 Macedonians ...
... colonials volunteered almost to man J . aBBU m i? f* PRESIDEVT ROfmFVPTT to eilve adopted country and go forth . K Jr I ROOSEVELT . , the of % be endto p«aerve and m bkely to prove tbe chief obstacle iutaot the great Empire they had themselves fo the ...
... the idea of sooner or later making use of the Franco-Ross iso Alliance for a war of revenge against Germany.” PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT’S POLICY. VBOM OUR ...
... Persecution 4 Court and Personal Return of the King and the Queen Queen Victoria and CbobLam The Empress Frederic President Roosevelt 4 Memoriam Tho Servian Succession Lord Ashton and Lancaster 4 Death of Sir Arthur Fremantle Birthday of Mr. Sidney Cooper ...
... Sept. 24. A statement published this evening by the Soir that Mr. Kruger had decided to send a special mission to President Roosevelt is described incorrect. Though the proposal for sending such mission was discussed the last meeting of the Boer delegates ...
... . The National Memorial 5 Cyclists’Memorial Qneen Victoria.. The Duke Connaught —. 4 The German Emperor President Roosevelt 5 The Pope’s Health The Earl Hopetooa 5 Count Leo Tolstoy 4 Diplomatic Appointments 4 The London Gazette 2 Arrangements for ...