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... PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT (Copyright by G. Grantham Rain) same guide was a most ardent believer in the redskin tradition that it is an unjustifiable crime to kill a rattlesnake, as it plays fair in giving warning before it strikes : lie himself repeatedly ...
... our clever, cultured society women. MgRS. ROOSEVELT. Mrs. Roosevelt, 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 is the second wife of the President ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... and the breezy, impetuous, reckless founder of the American Rough Riders. If it be necessary to find a parallel to Colonel Roosevelt among our own countrymen, I should have no hesitation in pointing to Lord Charles Beresford. The resemblance can in this ...
... Mrs. Hayden. Criticismis oltets.d by the weekly Beacon of this city with regard to the lay sermon which Vice-President Roosevelt preached at Trinity Dutch Reformed Church at Chicago. The sheet in question says that that discourse was not exactly based ...
... ’* Then followed many and various: READ THE “SKETCH,'’ THE BRIGHTEST AND BEST 6d. WEEKLY. Pkolo. Halt'll. THE HOME OF MR. ROOSEVELT. THE POST-OFFICE SPORTS AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE LAST SATURDAY: START FOR THE ONE MILE CHAMPIONSHIP OF THE POST OFFICE FOR THE ...
... our account last wee k of the career of President= Roosevelt it was stated that the present Mrs. Roosevelt was born a Miss Robinson. That was incorrect. Her name prior to her marriage to Mr. Roosevelt was Edith Kate Carew. She is the President's second ...
... him, An old friend, &c., and accordingly a paragraph has been going the rounds to the effect that in IBS7 Mr Theodore Roosevelt, then on a visit to Lord North, of Wroxton Abb-y, Banbury, enjoyed at least one run with the W A RWICKSHIRE Hounds, the day ...
... disciplined froops trained and drilled on European lines, THE Commander-in-Chief of the United States Army is President Roosevelt. He is also Commander-in-Chief of the American Navy. Major-General Nelson A. Miles is styled the General-in-Command of the ...