Life of Roosevelt a Career of Public Service
A compact portrait of Theodore Roosevelt outlining his rise from New York childhood and Harvard boxing to the White House, Rough Riders, and reformer role. It covers his early politics, civil service reform, mayoralty bid, navy secretary tenure, Cuban war leadership, and later public life, including writings and exploration.
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Roosevelt
New York City
East Twentieth Street
Theodore
Martha Bulloc Roosevelt
Theother
Junior
New York
Treveta
Harvard University
Harv
Europe
Elim
Matterhorn
Alpine Club of London
Alice Lee
Poston
Allee
Nicholas Longworth
Ohio
Edith Kermit Carew
Edith
Richard Derby
Theodore, Jr
Kermit
Archibald
Quentin
North Dakota
Harrison
United States Civil Service Commission
Cleveland
Thrace
McKinley
Leonard Wood
France
Rough Riders
Wood
Teddy
Cuba
Sant
Hardy
Belwadtereneral
Olonel
Theodore Roosevelt
Ewine
van Wyck
Philadelphia
New York State
William McKinley
Fier
Ince
Portsmouth
Nhs
Russia
Japan
Venezuela
Panama
Inder-Oceanic
Pennsylvania
United States
Edward VII
England
Taft
William Howard Taft
Mr. Taft
White House
Old Guard
Progressive
Chicago
Woodrow Wilson
Milwaukee
Outlook
The
Metropolitan
Kansas City Star
America
Africa
Brasil
Germany
South America
Madeira River
Reo Theodore
Aiream
Michigan
William Barnes, Jr
Albany
N. Y
Abe
Tammany Hall
Barnes
Syracuse
Hoosevelt
Wilson
Progressive Party
Charles Evans Hughes
Hughes
War Department
Washington
Cleorge E. Chamberlain
Oregon
Congress
Derby
Dr. Derby
United States Army
Mesopotamia
Arehie
Hia Hatenera
Archie
No Man's Land
Gallantey
Coloone
Berlin
Wilhelm
The Kicker’s Handicap and The World Moves
A Kansas City Star excerpt shows a public transport crowd venting at 8 cent fares and 2 minute service while a calm observer cites wartime strains and local utility woes. It shifts to a Wall Street Journal note on colonial era land becoming today’s banking hub and lofty returns.
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Kansas City Star
United States
Rengnant
Metropolitan
Veel
P. Connor
Middle West
Connor
Kickers
Berlin
Wall Street Journal
George F. Baker
First National Bank
New York City
James II
England
City Gate
New York
Thomas Dougan
Wall Street
Washington Irving Letter From 1811 to Henry Hreevoort
A fragmentary letter from February 7, 1811, by Washington Irving to Henry Hreevoort in New York laments delays, notes the busy scene in Washington, and hints at political tensions with Federalists amid travel and social observations.
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Henry Hreevoort
New York
Washington
Washington Irving
Avery
Federaliats
Danas
Women Demand Representation at Peace Conference
Women worldwide press for full inclusion at future peace talks with women delegates alongside men. The National American Woman Suffrage Association cites equal sacrifices and calls for mass meetings and telegram campaigns led by Carrie Chapman Catt to ensure women have a voice in decisions shaping postwar settlement.
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Washington
Mall
National
Women C Sufferage Association
Carrie Chapman Cutt
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Towart
Cates
Carrie Chagman Catt
Anna Howard Shaw
Raymond Robbing
Helen King Robinson
Postwar Feast Anthem Reveals Hunger Turned Rich
A wartime lament shifts to celebration as restrictions end and citizens glimpse a restored pantry. The speaker recalls lean years under Hoover era rationing, longs for canned kings, beef, pies, and luxuries, and contrasts them with those in war-devastated lands who still suffer.
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Toff
Hoover
Fragmentary ode on hunger and mirth in a tavern scene
A narrator laments guilt while eating scalloped oysters and meat, rejects bread, and recalls an old maxim about true bliss. The verse reflects weariness, shyness, and a somber mood about pleasure and sustenance.
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Earth
Cause for Doubt From the Chicago News
The article fragment mentions a doubt about a husband’s truthfulness and references government shipyards, the Emergency Fleet Corporation, and Port Newark. It notes deliveries and statements by Charles Pies as director general and a claim that 124 youngla were delivered by December. It also includes a claim by Scott of Russia about Allied soldiers needed for Russia’s peace.
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Charles Pies
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Henate
Renene
Hog Yard
Port Newark
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