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... MR. ROOSEVELT’S POLICY, (f ROM Ol'K ) WASHINGTON. Nioer, noonovelt is tlio most cultured of recent occupents the White Houm, most democratic in m.nnera. Mr. M Kmley was more conventional than is Mr. Rooaovelt, whoso lineage more aristocratic and whose ...
... is beautifully fitted and is much admired. —Central News. [■September 23, |QOI. PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT. **l Represent the Entire Country. ’* President Roosevelt has made novel impression at Washington during the few days he has occupied the White House ...
... 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 ...
... THE UNITED STATES. (mom • NEW YORK, 20. Mr. Roosevelt arrived at Washington from Cacao this morning and presided at the fret frail meeting of his Cabinet. All the members tithe Cabinet were present except the Attnrneytwuml. Mr. Knox. The meeting occupied ...
... AMERICA. MR, ROOSEVELTS POPULARITY.® THE NEW PRESIDENT AND CUBA ITALY AND ANARCHISTS. (from our correspondent.) New York, September 23. Reports from diverse political leaders concu in confirmation of the confidence placed in President Roosevelt’s conduct ...
... 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 ...
... granted by Congress, and the interest on money saved by Mr. McKinley, will give her au annual income of 13,000d015. Mr. Roosevelt walks to and from the White House absolutely alone, wearing the familiar Roughrider hat, and he rides with a single chosen ...
... the express, of which six carriages were burned. Eight persons were killed and nine injured. Tut UNITY.° Surra.—President Roosevelt arrived at Washington from Canton on Friday 'morning, and held his first formal Cabinet meeting. 1311AZIL—The Republican ...
... ease -Mr CHASUW Mr T*»a f-'atnK AxnnctoT Ram sue Wum ..JLr wauuu yet* Jtfc» hot* Aunwru. The play four acta. President Roosevelt ia excellent amateur actor, and has taken part in numerous mainly produced for charitable purposes. possesses good baritone ...
... Hayes, were of Scottish origin; Buchanan, Polk, Jackson, and Arthur were of a mixed Scotcb-Irish origin; Van Huron, like Roosevelt, was of Dutch descent ; while Jefferson, whom someone has called the noblest Roman of them all,” was a Welshman. Abraham ...