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... 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 ...
... PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT AND ANARCHISM , President Roosevelt. a Lift in telegram informs u', is devoting considerable portion of his time to the subject of Anarchism, with a view to recommending remedial legislation in his forthcoming Messag.: to Congress ...
... passed away, promptly decided to close the House on Thursday, the day of the funeral. As I anticipated, the new President, Roosevelt, is winning golden opinions by emphatically promising to continue Mr. McKinley's policy, and he has established general ...
... the procession which ne-enupanisd 010 funeral oar from the late President's residence the cemetery there were President Roosevelt, the members of the Cabinet and of Congrees, most of the representatives in Washington of foreign States, the principal officere ...
... ROBERT GANTHONVS LAUGHABLE RECITALS. MATINEE SATURDAY NEXT at 3. Madame tussauds EXHini- TION.—New Portrait Models President Roosevelt, the late President McKinley-. Sir Thomas Lipton, Ac. Magnificent and Realistic Tableaux. Delightful Music all day. Opeu ...
... received some attention. Some timaagolhadalonzomwinvith Mr. Roosevelt upon Fnglish affairs, part of which dealt with Trade Unions and Labour activities generally. I found that Mr. Roosevelt was thoroughly in -vmp-thyvithMUuixm methods. He not only defended ...
... 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 ...
... McKinley's assassination. I have already explained how this result is partly due to the growing confidence in President Roosevelt, who is acting with great tact, and promises to fill his high position with remarkable ability. Another favourable development ...