Theodore Roosevelt Dies in Sleep at Sagamore Hill
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt former president of the United States dies in his sleep at Sagamore Hill amid reports of pulmonary embolism and heart complications. Funeral services at Sagamore Hill and Christ Episcopal Church will be private per Mrs Roosevelt’s wishes. Roosevelt’s life included Rough Riders, reform, and a long literary career.
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