... ROOSEVELT by trained men in the service of the State for the protection of society. When practised, as in the case of the detective agencies, by agents without any sense of moral responsibility in the service of private employers for the sake o gain, ...

... ROOSEVELT AND PRESIDENCY. WasuiNcToN, Friday. It is now certain that at the Republican National Convention Mr. Roosevelt will secure the 742 votes ont of the total of 988 necessary to secure his nomination as the party candidate for the Presidency. The ...

... ROOSEVELT CONGRATULATED. OYsTER BaYy, Thursday. Mr. Roosevelt has received numerous congratulations on his escape from being shot by a lunatic. The President states\that he appreciates the sgpirit of these communications, but is unable to answer all his ...

... MR, ROOSEVELT, WasniNgToN, Sunday. According to last night's report President Roosevelt was comfortable and his general ®ndition satisfactory. Mrs. Roosevelt went %4 theatre yesterday morning.—Reuter. linhnl: bitic pened tis! ;& lassics, Bonngurhnu.‘m ...

... ROOSEVELT AND THE CINEMA. At the Alhambra to-morrow afternoon, | under the patronage of the Duke md! Duchess of Connaught, a distinguisted andience has been invited to a private view of the cinematograph pictures taken by Mr. Cb.r):i Kearton during his ...

... against the Prairie Company, but I had no alternative, for Mr. Roosevelt’'s own Secretary of the Interior gave that company territorial franchises for inter-State pipe lines in Oklahoma. Mr. Roosevelt’s intervention is a stupid joke, and makes one glad of the ...

... MR ROOSEVELT ON THE WATCHWORDS FOR RICH AND POOR IN LABOR PROBLEMS. Syracuse (Nzw Yorx), Monday. President Roosevelt arrived here this momng. A great Labor Parade was reviewed by the President, who subsequently delivered an address in the grounds of the ...

... ROOSEVELTS SPEECHES. DENOUNCES LYNCHING IN THE SOUTHERN STATES. New York, Tuesday. Mr. Roosevelt arrived here yesterday in order to be present at the Lincoln anniversary oelebration. One thousand three hundred men participated in the Lincoln anniversary ...

... MR. ROOSEVELT AGAINST TARIFF CHANGES AS A REMEDY AGAINST TRUSTS. New YorE, Supthy: President Roosevelt was yesterday the guest of the directors of the Cincinnati Autumn Festival. 8 Speaking at a meeting held in the evening, he reiterated his plan for ...

... MR, ROOSEVELT NOT TO BE INTIMIDATED BY ANTIL NEGRO OUTCRY. New Yorx, Monday. A dispateh from Wazhington states tbhat, notwithstandinz the adverae aciion of the Seuate’s Committee of Commerce rezarding the appeintment of Dr. Cruny a: collector of Customs ...

... ROOSEVELT AND THE NEGROES. M:. WasHINGTON, Friday. ¥ be crf‘”’h has reappointed Dr. Crnm Dr. (o tor of the Port of Charleston. teasion 'o“{“:_o':ll thus serve until the next iZ T . -“‘mm--n:uf.’, takes action on his Cp‘ ...

... PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT, WasHINGTON, Friday. The inflammation around Mr. Roosevelt's wound is slowly subsiding. The President sat on a lounge in the forenoon and attended to some business.—Reuter. LORD SALISBURY. Lucerxe, Friday. In all probability Lord Salisbury ...