Theodore Roosevelt A Portrait of a Future President
A long profile traces Theodore Roosevelt from his New York childhood through his education at McMullin and Cutler schools, Harvard, and early political rise. It highlights his fiery ambition, athletic training, leadership in the Rough Riders, and rapid ascent from Assembly member to Governor of New York and then Vice President, framing a life driven by reform, strength, and public service.
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Roosevelt as an Author and His Books
Theodore Roosevelt shows deep interest in civil service reform since college days and has long advocated improvements to political systems. He writes with energetic style on history, war, and frontier life, producing notable works and essays across subjects while maintaining a straightforward, vigorous narration.
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Roosevelt in Albany purges New York City politics
The article portrays Theodore Roosevelt as a relentless reformer who purged corrupt politics in Albany, securing measures that limited city council veto power, salaried county officials, and civil service reforms. It highlights his rise to police commissioner and his advocacy for honesty, efficiency, and the strenuous life. It also quotes his views on work ethic and his early sports and college discipline shaping his vigor.
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Nation's Capital in Mourning Over McKinley Death
Washington watchers reel as President McKinley’s death is anticipated after an assassin's bullet. Cabinet members share distress while officials prepare for the transition, with talks of special sessions and continuance of incumbents. Church groups recall the President’s kindness to children and sorrow fills the capital.
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Prayers in City Churches Amid Nationwide Faith
The report notes widespread prayer services in city churches for national recovery and presidential health. Park Street Church overflowed as leaders urged trust in God’s promises, with affectionate mentions of a son’s loyalty and consoling, hopeful appeals shared at Milburn House and other venues.
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