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... grandfather of Martha Bulloch, mother of President Roosevelt. The President's father, Theodore Roosevelt, was born in New York City in 1831, and died there in 1878. As a young man he entered the thin el Roosevelt and Co., glass importers, and remaieee in that ...
... entrained during the morning for Netley, Aldershot, and Fort Brockhurst. MR- ROOSEVELT AT THE WHITE HOUSE. A COMPARISON. Washington correspondent of the Standard declares that Mr, Roosevelt is the most cultured of recent occupants of the White House. the raost ...
... LINOTYPE COMPOSING MACHINE. THE GLOBE SET UP BT THI AND TRAVELLER. TEE OLDEST EVENING PAPER. MR. ROOSEVELT’S POSITION. The conviction of the assassin Czolgosz of murder in the first degree satisfies the claims of justice. Both premeditation and intent ...
... portrait of Mrs. Roosevelt and the house at Sagamore Hill, Oyster Bay, Long Island, New York. Fifteen years t-ince, Colonel Roosevelt was married to Miss Edith Kerin t Carow, and theie are six children of the marriage. Mrs. Roosevelt is now the “first ...
... comrades of the Grand Army of the Republic and a company of militia. MR. ROOSEVELT JOINS THR CORTEGE. As the cortege was passing through Ellicottstreet it was met by Mr. Roosevelt's carriage, which was stopped by his orders, while lie himself stood bareheaded ...
... earlier and less responsible period of his life. There call be little doubt that whatever Colonel Roosevelt may have said or written, President Roosevelt will certainly temper his Imperialism with reason. So far as this country is concerned, the principal ...
... at an earlier and less responsible period his life. There cah be little doubt that whatever Colonel Roosevelt may have d or written. President Roosevelt will certainly temper his Imperialism with reason. So far as this country is concerned, the principal ...
... 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 ...
... Mr. Abner McKinley, and other relative*, Senator Lianas, and ex-President Clovelautl. After thee came President Roosevelt with Mrs. Roosevelt, and Commander W. 8. Then followed a line of carriages bearing the members of the Cabinet and a number of exmembers ...
... LETTERS TO THE EDITOR, PRESIDENT BOOSEVELT AND ME. KRUGER. Sir, —Having recently had opportunity of conversing with Mr. Roosevelt, it may possibly interest Mr. Kruger and your readers generally to hear what his opinion of the Boers and the Boer War is ...
... Kinder Holler. When Roosevelt had nnished the trooper said : All right, Colonel ; do it. Then he paused for a minute. Colonel, he went on, haven't you got a few beans to spare ? I'm kinder holler. The commander of the Roughriders had been ...
... to the Con. stitutioa of the Republic, the President for the remainder of Mr. McKinley's term of office. Colonel Theodore Roosevelt is a member of one of the old Knickerbocker families of New York. As • lad was not very strong, and ho resolved to go to ...