Roosevelt's Letters Reveal Vice Presidential Dilemma 1900
The 1900 correspondence shows Theodore Roosevelt weighing the vice presidency amid New York politics. He notes Senator Platt's push and Woodruff's strong delegate hold, fears about money and lifestyle as vice president, and the potential path to a Philippines governor generalship. He praises Lodge's influence and outlines risks, duties, and loyalty to public service.
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Roosevelt Letters Hint at Vice Presidency Role in 1900s
A cache of Theodore Roosevelt and allies letters discusses the Vice Presidency as a potential stepping stone to the Presidency or Governor Generalship of the Philippines. The correspondence covers political strategy, funding, and warnings about enemies, with references to Platt, Lodge, Woodruff, and Schurman, and notes on the Transvaal war’s impact on American policy.
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Close Reading Quiz Provides Wide Range of Facts
A long list of Q and A items covers topics from milk composition and water content to mercury hardening, historical figures, refrigeration in industries, watch mechanics, the guinea pig's history, horseshoe distances, 1920 census center, notable deaf persons, the Road of the Loving Heart, city manager plans, the 1923 Japanese earthquake, Suez Canal length, Bunker Hill site, and a 1923 aviation duration record.
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Washington Information Bureau answered questions for readers
A long Q and A column from The Helena Independent covers topics from US government functions to historical inquiries. It explains policy on flag use, electricity cars, voting rates, Wedgewood pottery, auto theft statistics, Penn charter, Sir Isaac, and more with concise answers and dated references.
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John F Stevens and the Finding of Maria's Pass in the Rockies
The narrative recounts John F Stevens 1889 reconnaissance to locate Maria's Pass in the northern Rockies. It details his lone ascent from Fort Assiniboine aided by a Flathead guide, the perilous conditions, and his cross through the divide enabling a direct westward route for the Great Northern Railway. It honors Stevens and other frontier engineers for pioneering transcontinental rail links.
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