Theodore Roosevelt the Youngest American President
The article traces Theodore Roosevelt Jr from birth in New York City on October 27, 1858, through his early years with a frail health, schooling at McMullen and Cutler, and Harvard graduation in 1880. It notes his Civil War era influence, early public service in New York State Assembly, reform efforts, and roles shaping city governance and legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore. Roosevelt
Theodore ‘Roosevelt
New, York City
Theodore Roosevelt
Washington
Bull Run
Lincoln
Simon Cameron
Stanton
New York State
New York
Roosevelt
Theodore
Old McMullen School
Oyster Bay
Long Island
Théodore
Cutler School
Arthur H. Cutler
Harvard University
Cutler
Theodore Roosevelt A Life of Duty and Power
The piece outlines Theodore Roosevelt’s rise from ranch life to political prominence. It recounts his roles as Police Commissioner of New York, Assistant Secretary of the Navy, Rough Rider commander, and Governor of New York, highlighting his leadership style, reform efforts, and impact on urban governance and military readiness. It notes his 1900 Republican nomination and vigorous campaign, culminating in a nationwide footprint of speeches and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
New York
Jacob
Hess
Aldermen
Majayor
Rad
Daketz
Previy Buttes
Roosevelt
Mulberry
Bis
Department ‘of
Mr. Roosevelt
Riis
Navy
McKinley
New ‘York
Spain
Admiral Dewey
Asiatic
Dewey
Connecticut Avenue
Mr. Riis
Naval Baleen
Citizens’ Union
Black
New York State
Cal O'Laughlin
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Columbia Defends Cup Sail Against Lipton’s Challenge
A New York dispatch reports the sloop Columbia returned to her anchorage after the Cup races of 1901 with victory flags and an escort fleet. She beat Lipton by forty one seconds on time allowances, thwarting Lipton’s bid to wrest the cup and maintain yachting supremacy. Bridge led cheers as the defender was praised as the better boat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Lipton
New York
Columbia
Wilming
Trish
Erin
York store owner dies by suicide in rear of shop
John C. Chilcote of Chilcote & Co. hanged himself in his York Nebraska grocery store after entering earlier. he was 75, leaves a wife, son George, and daughters Mrs S H Harrison and Mrs Lynd Coyvan. Coroner's jury finds death by strangulation and his own act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York, Neb
John C. Chilcote
Chilcote & Co
Chilcote
York
Iowa
George
S. H. Harrison
Lynd Coyvan
Omaha
Lighted lamp explosion injures seven at Neb. farm
A lamp exploded at the John Quisenberry farm fourteen miles northwest of Grand Island Nebraska. Mrs. Quisenberry and several children were burned as oil ignited clothing. One ten year old boy died from his injuries while others remain seriously burned or in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Quisenberry
Grand Island
Neb
Quisenberry
Blaze Destroys Barn and Krug Brewhouse in Plattsmouth
Fire in Plattsmouth Nebraska destroyed Fred Engenberger's barn and spread to the Krug Brewing Company's cold storage and nearby buildings. The Krug building valued at about 2000 dollars was nearly a total loss, with damage to other structures. Authorities deem the fire incendiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
Neb
Fred Engenberger
Krug ‘Brewing Company
Krug
John Martin Farm Sells for 18600 at Pawnee City Neb
One of the county’s largest real estate deals closed in Pawnee City Nebraska with the sale of the John Martin farm, 440 acres, to Col TL W Leonard for 18600. The property lies about six miles southwest of Pawnee City and is described as well improved for stock and grain farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawnee City
Neb
John Martin
TL. W. Leonard
Fire destroys 20 buildings in West Tampa factory district
A blaze in the cigar factory of OHalloran and Co. consumed twenty buildings in West Tampa core, estimated at $200,000. Authorities report threats of arson amid labor unrest and agitators urged to leave the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tappa
Tampa
O'Halloran & Co
Helen Long, Secretary Dy's Daughter, Dies
Helen Long, second daughter of Secretary John Long, has died after a critical illness that prompted a rush to summon the secretary to the family home in Bingham Mass. earlier in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen — Long
Helen
Long
John Dy “Long
Bingham
Mass
Concession to the Clergy by Chicago Dispatch
A Chicago dispatch reports the Western passenger association will issue clergy permits valid on all three associations lines. Previously each association limited permits to its own controlled lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Western Passenger Association
Fire at Sandusky company destroys plant. two girls feared dead
Fire at the American Crayon Company plant in Sandusky reportedly caused extensive damage estimated at $140,000 with $60,000 insured. Reports say two young girls are missing and feared to have perished in the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky. C
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harvard
Jone
Theodore= Roosevelt
Jungfrau
Matterhorn
Alpine Club of London
U. S
Abram 5 S. Hewitt
United ‘Democracy
Henry George
United Labor
Rbese
Harrigat
United States Civil Service Commission
Police “Commissioner
Strong
James A. Riis
Clarendon Hall
TN Péd
Rough Riders
Leute
Leonard Wood
Cuba
Santiago
San Juan Hill
Platt
Kansas
Burton
Aransas
LeeRe
Convention Hall
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!