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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1905
Page
54
A detailed account of Theodore Roosevelt’s 1904 reelection bid, highlighting the landslide victory, the organized national campaign machine, and the strategic use of media, speeches, and regional appeals. It notes the party unity, key figures like Cortelyou and Hanna, the East versus West campaign dynamics, and the extensive speakers’ bureau across states.
The article recounts Roosevelt's sweeping 336 to 140 electoral lead, with overwhelming wins in Northern and Western states. It notes Missouri, Maryland, New York, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, and Pennsylvania delivering large pluralities, while Massachusetts Minnesota and Colorado elected Democratic governors. The piece ends with a Theodore Roosevelt quotation on wealth and public benefit.
The Jefferson statue by David d Anvers, gifted via Capt. Levy, moved from the Hall of Statues to a White House pedestal, then placed in the Capitol Hall of Statues. Once tucked away in vaults, it finally earned a prominent role. Theodore Roosevelt remarked on being carried as a critique of leadership.
In a Washington episode President Adams's son John Adams provoked editor Russell Jarvis of the Washington Telegraph with a sharp remark about Jarvis's wife. Jarvis later slapped Adams in the Capitol rodar. a confrontation drew Rep. Dorsey's intervention. Congress formed a committee, but no punishment followed. Theodore Roosevelt later weighed in on industrial power shaping civilization.
Theodore Roosevelt's four years as president brought vast wealth growth and global prestige. The United States expanded commerce, built a powerful navy, and pursued assertive diplomacy. By 1904 national wealth, bank deposits, and imports surged while immigration rose. railroads expanded and science advanced nationwide.
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