THE ROOSEVELT CHRONOLOGY
(from congressional directory)
Bom in New York City - - Oct. 27, 1858 Entered Harvard College - - - - 1876 Graduated from Harvard - - - - 1880 Studied law.
Elected to New York Legislature - - 1881 Re-elected to New York Legislature - 1882 Re-elected to New York Legislature - 1883 Delegate to State Convention - - - 1884 Delegate to National Convention - - 1884
Ranching in West	1884-1886
Nominated for Mayor of New York - 1886 Appointed member of United States Civil
Service Commission     -    -    -     May, 1889 Appointed President New York Police
Board	-    May, 1895
Appointed  Assistant   Secretary  of  the
Navy,	....   April, 1897
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Appointed Lieutenant-Colonel of First Volunteer Cavalry     -    -    -    May 6, 1898
Promoted to Colonel of First Volunteer
Cavalry -    -    -    -	-    July 11,1898
Mustered out with Regiment at Montauk
Point	September, 1898
Elected Governor of New York,
November, 1898
Unanimously nominated Vice-President,
June, 1900
Elected Vice-President -    -    November, 1900
Succeeded to Presidency -   -    Sept. 14, 1901
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BOOKS   BY THEODORE  ROOSEVELT

BOOKS BY THEODORE ROOSEVELT
COMPILED FROM THE CATALOGUE OF THE  CONGRESSIONAL   LIBRARY
In each ease the date given is of the first published edition.   For complete editions see at the end of this bibliography.
the naval operations of the war between great britain and the united states—1812-1815. G. P. Putnam's Sons, New York. 1 Vol. . 1882
hunting trips of a ranchman.
G. P. Putnam's Sons, New York.
1 Vol	1886
life of thomas hart benton. (Vol.
14 of American Statesmen Series.)
Houghton, Mifflin & Co., Boston.
Cloth	1887
life of gouverneur morris. (Ameri
can Statesmen Series.) Houghton,
Mifflin & Co., Boston	1888
ranch life and hunting trail. The Century Co., New York . . . 1888
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essays on practical politics. (Questions of the Day Series.) G. P. Putnam's Sons, New York. (Reprinted in "American Ideals.") ...... 1888
york city:  A history.  Longmans, Green & Co., New York   .    . 1891 (With postscript to date.)    .... 1895
american big-game hunting. (Book of the Boone and Crockett Club. ) Forest and Stream Publishing Company, New York .......... 1893
liber scriptorum. A shot at a bull-elk; Roosevelt; pp. 484-487 ..... 1893
the wilderness hunter. G. P. Putnam's Sons, New York ..... 1893
hero tales from american history. H. C. Lodge and Theodore Roosevelt. The Century Co., New York . . . 1895
hunting in many lands. (The book of the Boone and Crockett Club.) Forest and Stream Publishing Company, New York ....... 1895
winning of the west. G. P. Putnam's Sons, New York. 4 Vols. . 1896
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american ideals, and other essays. G. P. Putnam's Sons, New York  .    . 1897
CONTENTS	VOLUME I
Biographical Sketch, by Gen. F. V. Greene.
American Ideals.    Forum .    .    .  1895
True Americanism.   Forum    .    . 1894
The Manly Virtues and Practical
Politics. Forum	1894-
The College Graduate and Public
Life. Atlantic	1894
Phases of State Legislation. Cen
tury 	1885
Machine Politics in New York
City.    Century	1886
The Vice-Presidency and the Cam
paign of '96. Review of Re
views 	1896
CONTENTS	VOLUME   II
Six Years of Civil Service Re
form. Scribner's	1895
Administering the New York Police Force. Atlantic Monthly . 1897
How Not  to  Help  Our  Poorer
Brother.   Review of Reviews   . 1897
The Monroe Doctrine.    Bachelor
of Arts	1896
Washington's Forgotten Maxim.
Address, Naval War College,
June	1897
National Life and Character.   Se-
wanee   Review	1894
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american ideals, and other essays
CONTINUED
Social Evolution. North American
Review	1895
The Law of Civilization and De
cay. Forum	1897
trail and camp-fire. (The book of
the Boone and Crockett Club.) For
est and Stream Publishing Company,
New York	1897
history of the royal navy of england. (6 vols.) From the earliest times to the present day. By W. L. Clowes, assisted by Sir C. Markham, Captain A. T. Mahan, H. W. Wilson, Theodore Roosevelt, L. C. Langton and others. (Mr. Roosevelt wrote part of the sixth volume on the War of 1812.) Little, Brown & Co., Boston . 1898
big game hunting in the rockies
AND ON THE GREAT PLAINS. (Including " Hunting Trips of a Ranchman " and " The Wilderness Hunter.") G. P. Putnam's Sons, New York . . 1899
rough riders. Charles Scribner's Sons,
New  York	1899
episodes from the "winning of the
west." (The Knickerbocker Litera
ture Series.) G. P. Putnam's Sons,
New York	1900
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the  strenuous life.   The Century
Co., New York.    225 pp	1900
CONTENTS
The Strenuous Life. Speech.
Hamilton Club, Chicago, April
10	1899
Expansion and Peace. Independ
ent, Dec. 21	1899
Latitude and Longitude of Reform. Century, June . . . 1900
Fellow Feeling a Political Factor,
Century, Jan	1900
Civic Helpfulness. Century,
Oct	1900
Character and Success. Outlook,
March 31	1900
Eighth and Ninth Command
ments in Politics. Outlook,
May 12	1900
The Best and the Good. Church
man, March 17	1900
Promise and Performance. Out
look, July 28 	1900
The American Boy. St. Nicholas,
May	1900
Military Preparedness and Un-preparedness. Century, Nov. . 1899
Admiral Dewey. McClure's, Oct.    1899
Grant. Speech at Galena, 111.,
April 27	 1900
The Two Americas. Buffalo,
N. Y., May 20	1901
Manhood and  Statehood.    Colorado Springs, August 2    .    . 1901 [4611

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the strenuous life
CONTINUED
Brotherhood and the Heroic Virtues. Vermont, Sept. 5 ... 1901
National Duties. Minnesota, Sept.
2	1901
Christian Citizenship. New York Y. M. C. A., Dec. 30 ... 1900
Labor Question. Chicago, Sept.
3	1900
(Character and Success is issued by the Philadelphia Institution for the Blind in raised letters.)
camera shots at big game. By Allen
Grant Wallihan; introduction by
Theodore Roosevelt. Doubleday, Page
& Co., New York	1901
oliver cromwell. Charles Scrib-
ner's Sons, New York. (Also in
French.)	1901
la vie intense,, &c. (19 essays.) E.
Flammarion, Paris	1902
the deer family. By T. Roosevelt, T. S. Van Dyke, D. G. Elliot and A. J. Stone. (The Deer and Antelope of North America, by Mr. Roosevelt.) Macmillan & Co., New York . . . 1902
the philippines: the first civil governor. By Theodore Roosevelt. civil government in the philippines. By William H. Taft. The Outlook Company, New York . . . 1902
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maxims of theodore roosevelt. The Madison Book Co., Chicago . . . 1903
the woman who toils. By Mrs. Van
Vorst and Marie Van Vorst. (Ex
perience of two ladies as factory
girls.) Introduction by Theodore
Roosevelt, in which occurs the famous
Race Suicide phrase. Doubleday,
Page & Co., New York	1903
COMPLETE  EDITIONS
KNICKERBOCKER PRESS EDI
TION. G. P. putnam's sons, New
York. 14 Volumes. American Ideals;
Administration—Civil Service; The
Wilderness Hunter; Hunting the
Grizzly; Hunting Trips of a Ranch
man; Hunting Trips on the Prairies;
and in the Mountains. Winning of
the West (6 Vols.). Naval War of
1812 (2 Vols.)	1903
SAGAMORE   EDITION.     G.   P.
putnam's sons. 15 Volumes. (Same as Knickerbocker Edition, but including " The Rough Riders.") .... 1900
STANDARD LIBRARY EDI
TION. G. P. putnam's sons.
(Same volumes as Sagamore Edi
tion.) 	1900
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UNIFORM  EDITION.    gebbie & Co., Philadelphia.   20 Volumes.
1902 and 1903
(Same as Knickerbocker Press Edition, but including besides: Rough Riders, 2 vols.; New York: A History ; Life of Thomas Benton; Life of Gouverneur Morris; Hero Tales from American History.)
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INDEX

Advocate, Harvard ...   25
Aldermen, Board of —
power over Mayor's ap
pointments 	63
"Allotment Commissions"
bill	437, 438
Anthracite Coal Strike, President's interference with . . 373, 375, 376, 379
Arizona mining troubles— Roosevelt's interference
372, 380
Assistant Sec'y of the Navy . . 64, 157, 161, 162
Astor, William Waldorf
47, 48, 52
Bad Lands .... 73, 74, "Bath-house John" of
Chicago	276
" Battle with the Slum " . 103 Bell, Sherman . . 203, 204, Bellevue Hospital and
Sunday closing     .   .   . 139
Bill on wearing of gowns
by attorneys in Supreme
Court—Roosevelt's   dis
approval 	428
Bismarck    .   .   .   .   .    .290
Elaine's nomination ... 68
Bliss, George	62

PAGE
Bourke, Policeman  .   .    . 238
Brace, Mr	444
Bribery—Roosevelt   quot
ed    	426
Bronson, Theodore B. . 438 Brown, Chaplain 184, 185, 187 Bullard, Major .... 49 Bulloch, Irwin S. ... 12 Byrnes, the " Big Chief " . 130
Camp Wikoff	179
Cameron, Simon .... 439 Candidate for legislature 47 Candidate for mayoralty,
75, 96,    99
Cary, Edward	108
Central Association of Liquor Dealers    .... 136 Central  Labor  Union  of
the District of Columbia 382 Chamber    of    Commerce speech—the       " homely virtues"   .    .    268, 414, 415 Charities,   United   Board
of	441
Charity—Roosevelt   quot
ed 	426
Charter Revision Commit
tee   	141
Children's Aid Society 11, 347

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INDEX

Christian      Citizenship —
Roosevelt quoted .   .   . 420 Christian Endeavorers .    . 134 Church   Federation,   New York  State Conference on—Roosevelt's    speech
at	426
Church membership     .    .    37 City Club, Speech to, by
Roosevelt	425
Civil ServiceCommissioner 64, 104, 108, 115, 119, 121, 125, 209, 293 Civil  Service reform 62,  104,   106,   108,  116,
119, 123, 222, 223, 443 Clarendon      Hall—Labor men's     meeting     with Roosevelt     .    .    .    153, 382 Classmates' estimates    36,    67
Clay,  Henry	229
Cleveland, Grover
91, 92, 93, 121, 122, 123, 227 Coal strike commission
103, 377, 378, 381, 386 Collector of the Port—rejection of Roosevelt the elder by  Senate .    .    . 443 Color question .   119, 120,
369, 370 Colored soldier in Spanish
war ....    193, 194, 195
Columbian plot, the .    .    . 385
Committee of Nine .    .    . 441
Committee of One  Hun
dred     	100
Committee  to  investigate
city departments . 61, 129 Conference with labor
leaders as governor . . 214 Congress and corporations 387 Congressional Library . .116 Conkling, Roscoe . . . 443 Convention of 1884 ... 66 Cooper Institute .... 240 Cooper, J. Fenimore . 18, 19 Corbin, Adjutant-General
270, 271, 272, 273

Corporations—President's
policy toward     .     386, 387 Corporations — Roosevelt
quoted      	425
Cortelyou, Secretary    .    . 245
Cowl s, Mrs	8
Crane, Governor of Mas
sachusetts     	375
Croker, Richard . . 136, 204 Cuba's freedom .... 383 Cuban conditions . 159, 160 Curtis, George William—
estimate of Roosevelt 68, 69 Custom   House,   N.   Y.—
political blackmail in     . 105
Cutting, R. Fulton .    .    .101
Cynicism — Roosevelt
quoted	423
Decatur at Tripoli . . .297 Department of Commerce
and Labor	387
" Deverys "	147
Dewey, Admiral
162, 164, 165, 297 Dewey, the engineer . . 205 Divver, Paddy . . 275, 276 Dodge, William E ... 438
Draft riots	26
Dreyfus, Captain . . .401 Duane Street lodging
house	358
Electoral Commission .    .    25
Elevated railroad ring .    .    53
Eliot, President .... 260
Elizabethan poetry—Fond
ness for	27
Ellis   Island,   President's
visit to	276
Emperor William 272, 273, 294 England, relations with . 294 Expansion — Roosevelt
quoted	418
Expediency —  Roosevelt
quoted	423
Facsimile of a letter from
Roosevelt	114

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PAGE
Factory      Department —
Roosevelt's      judgment
on disputes with .    .    . 215
Factory     law — enforce
ment of	216
Farragut    ....   161, 297
Federal Club	65
"Federalist" read ... 32 Fellowship — Roosevelt
quoted	426
Ferguson, Lieutenant . . 186 Fight against corruption
in the Legislature .   54,    57
Financial   policy—Roose
velt's   	386, 389
First literary work ... 39 First Presidential message 106 France, relations with . . 294 Franchise tax . 220, 221, 235 " Four-eyed tenderfoot" . 83
Garfield, President . 47, 397 Garlin, Hamlin .... 145 George, Henry . . . .100 Germany, relations with . 294 Germany, study in ... 40
Gilder, R. W	300
Gompers, Samuel . . . 382 Governor .... 173, 207
Grace, Mayor	49
Grant	161, 332
Gray, Judge	377
Greeley, Horace .... 109
Hague Court of Arbitra
tion 	384
" Halifax, John "... 445 Hamilton, Alexander . . 435 Hamilton Club speech,
Chicago	420
Handwriting of Roosevelt 114 Hanna, Senator . . . .161 Hannigan, Policeman—
pardon of   ...   225, 226
" Haroun-al-Roosevelt"   . 144
Harrison, Mayor, of Chi
cago     	277
Harrison, President     .   . 107

Harvard . . .22, 25, 28, 43 Hayes, Mrs.—story of
sideboard  presented to
286, 287
Hayes, President . 443, 444 Health Commissioner
61, 144, 151, 293 Heffner, Private .... 188 Hess, " Jake " . . 49, 51, 52 Hewitt, Abram S. . . . 100
Hill,  David  B	136
History of New York . . 26 " Honest Money "... 303 Hospital founded by
Theodore Roosevelt, the
President's   father   .    . 441 "How   the   Other   Half
Lives"	61, 132
Immigration — Roosevelt
quoted	426
Inaugural address as Gov
ernor 	227
International Brotherhood of Bookbinders . . .381
" Isolated Peak, The,"
58, 59, 60, 67
Issbell, the Indian   .    .    .188
Jackson, Andrew . 181, 332 Jacob A. Riis House . . 356 James' history .... 39 Jefferson, the America of 284 Josiah the Badger . . .318
King Christian's cross .    . 282
King's Mountain .... 181
Kishineff petition    .   .   .125
Kishineff    petition    tele
graphed to St.  Peters
burg     	291
Knox, Attorney-General
366, 397
Labor Day Speech at Syracuse . 103, 256, 383, 423
Labor men and capitalists — Roosevelt's attitude toward . 371, 373, 388

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Labor laws conferred over 214 LaCrosse, Wis.—speech at 427 Lambert, Dr. Alexander . 145 Las Guasimas
174, 181, 188, 191, 192, 383 Leatherstocking Tales . . 18 Lexow Committee . . . 130 Life-rules of Roosevelt
403, 406, 407, 408 Lincoln
161,   211,   286,   296,
320, 332, 438, 439
	quoted	139
Lincoln, Roosevelt quoted
284, 285
Line and Engineer Corps •—contention in Navy
163, 164
Literary work, 39, 73, 116, 413 Lodge, Senator . . 159, 326 Loeb, Secretary 248, 249, 287 London " Times " quoted
377, 378
Long, Secretary .    .    .    .161
Loomis—-Assistant   Secre
tary of State    .... 385
Loyal Publication Society 436
Low, Mayor   .    .    .    374, 391
Lynching—R o osevelt
quoted	427
Madison Street Theater—
address	109
"Making of an American, The"     .    134, 141, 151, 224
Manila	162
Martin,   Police    Commis
sioner  	136
Maxims of Roosevelt
403, 406, 407, 408
McCalla, Captain     .    .    . 385
McKinley, William
76,   121,   158,   236,   243,
• 245, 246, 249, 348, 365,
366, 372, 429
McNaughton, James   244, 246
Merit   system   in   Police Department     .    .    146, 147

PAGE
Methodist ministers . . 134 Metropolitan Museum of
Art	446
'iMike" Callahan's sa
loon 	238
Militia joined	26
Miller Case .    .   380, 381, 382
Mitchell, Ed	50
Mitchell, John . 379, 380, 382 Monroe Doctrine .... 159 Montauk Point . . . .173 Montgomery (Alabama)
Times—quoted . . .369 Moody, Secretary of the
Navy—quoted . . 375, 376 Moore, Governor .... 435 Mores, Marquis de . 81, 82 Mount Marcy . . . 243, 244 Mulberry Street
129, 130, 136, 138, 147, 148, 150, 151, 157, 158,
162, 405
"Murphys"	147
Murray, " Joe " 49, 50, 51,   52
Museum of Natural  Sci
ences    	446
Napoleon    ....    190, 297
National duties—Roose
velt quoted	418
" Naval War of 1812 " .    .   39
Negro problem—Roosevelt on the . . 119, 120, 369, 370
"New Century, The"— Roosevelt quoted . . . 429
New York Hospital Cor
poration 	435
Nominated for Collector
of the Port of New
York	62
Nomination for vice-presidency . . 33, 233, 234, 235
Northern   Securities  suits 302
Olympia ordered home     . 165
Panama Canal .... 384 Panama Canal Company . 385 Parkhurst, Dr. ... 61, 130

INDEX

Payn, Louis F.     .   .   .     222
" Personnel Bill"... 164
Place, Mrs.—execution of
223, 225, 428
Platt   ....   213, 214, 222
Police Blackmail
130, 135, 136, 137, 139
Police Commissioner
13, 42, 64, 134,143, 144, 292, 347, 354, 358, 360, 361
Police Courts and Sunday closing      ..:... 139
Police Department .    .    .129
Police-station   lodging houses     ....    141, 142
Pollock, the Pawnee    .    . 187
" Pork Club "	29
" Practical   Politics "   de
fined    	212
Practical politics—Roose
velt quoted	420
Presidency in 1904 .   396, 410
President    of    Columbia College—quoted    .    .    . 237
President's  m e s s a g e— quoted   .    .    . 106, 387, 425
Prison   Reform   Associa
tion      	36
Procter, John R.
112, 113, 120, 122, 301
Protective    War    Claims
Association	440
Publicity   of   Trust   Ac
counts 	302
" Race Suicide" . . . .353
Railroad riots	25
Ralph, Julian ... 13, 14 " Ranch Life and the
Hunting Trail" ... 95 Reform League .... 444
Reid, Mayne	15
Religious beliefs 305, 306, 307 Republican Association . 48 Republican Convention at
Cincinnati	444
Republican Convention of
1900	33, 429

Republican National Con-vention of 1904— resolu-tion    instructing    dele-gates to   ...... 410
" Review   of  Reviews " — quoted ....... 210
Riis,   Mrs.— the   author's mother     ...... 336
Riis, Mrs. Jacob A.     261, 281 Riis, Vivi    ...... 264
Robinson boys — the Presi-dent's nephews .... 244
Roosevelt, Archie — 85,  315,  319,  321,  322,
325, 326, 331, 333 Roosevelt, Cornelius    .    . 435 " Roosevelt  Doctrine, The "   ....... 415
Roosevelt, Elliott    ...   34 Roosevelt — estimates of 69, 228, 268, 284, 296, 337,
338, 409, 410, 414. Roosevelt,  Ethel .    .    85, 333 Roosevelt family motto   . 314 Roosevelt, Isaac .... 435
Roosevelt, Jacob .... 435
Roosevelt, Kermit
16, 211, 315, 355, 356 Roosevelt, Mrs. 89,   166,  226,  243,  244, 312, 327, 328, 329, 330,
334, 336, 355, 356, 357 Roosevelt, Mrs. — the Pres-
ident's mother .    10, 11,   12 Roosevelt quoted
14, 21, 26, 34, 35, 36, 38, 40, 41, 43, 48, 49, 57, 58, 59, 67, 74, 76, 77, 80, 86, 87, 88, 90, 93, 94, 95, 101, 103, 107, 109, 110, 111, 115, 118, 119, 122, 130, 131, 132, 136, 142, 149, 153, 158, 162, 166, 170, 171, 172, 174, 180, 186, 190, 199, 200, 205, 206, 210, 212, 214, 215, 219, 220, 221, 224, 226, 227, 237, 256, 258, 265,

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266, 267, 268, 271, 272, 284, 285, 287, 289, 290, 297, 300, 301, 302, 305, 306, 307, 313, 335, 336, 345, 354, 366, 370, 373, 375, 381, 382, 383, 387,
400, 403, 415-430 Roosevelt,   Theodore,  Junior ....    10,  244, 325 Roosevelt,   Theodore—the President's father 10, 11, 12, 13, 36, 60, 62, 327, 347, 352, 434, 435, 436, 437,  438, 439, 440, 441, 443, 444, 445, 446,
447, 448
Roosevelt's Uncles ... 12 Root, Secretary 295, 334, 397
	quoted	296
Rose—the         Roosevelt's
maid	331, 332
Rough Riders 9, 64, 88, 167, 168, 169, 170, 171, 174, 180, 181, 182, 183, 187, 188, 189, 190, 191, 193, 194, 195, 196, 197, 198, 199, 282,
335, 338, 350
" Round Robin" . . 36, 196 Rowland, the cow-puncher 188 "Royal Navy, The" . . 40
Sagamore Hill . 89, 313, 317 St. Hilda Circle . . 327, 330 San Juan Hill
28,  167,  168,  169,  181,
187, 192, 197, 383 Sanitary   Commission   in
the Civil War .... 436 Santiago   ...    35, 189, 191
Satterie, Miss	348
Saturday Evening Post   .   54
Schurz, Carl	369
Secret Service man and a
crank	282, 283
Shakespeare and the cow
boys     	95
Shaw, Dr. Albert . 33, 210, 284

PAGE
Sherman, General . . . 161
Ship-building trust . . . 387
" Six Years' War " . 119, 125
Small Parks Committee . 134
Soldiers' Employment Bu
reau 	441
Southwestern miners' con
vention     	380
Speaker, Roosevelt as a
413, 414
Standard Oil Company    . 388 Stanton,     Secretary     of
War	439
State Charities' Aid Asso
ciation      	441
Sullivan Street Industrial
School     ....   347, 349 Sunday saloon-closing law
130, 138, 139, 140, 292 Street  Cleaning  Commis-sionership    offered    to
Roosevelt	133
Spanish misrule in Cuba  . 159
Speaker   in   the   Legisla
ture     	58
State   Bar   Association—
speech in 1899 .... 258
State Board of Charities . 441
" Strenuous Life, The " . 420
Strong, Mayor ... 63, 132
Success—Roosevelt quot
ed 	427
Sunday-school teacher .    .    37 Sweatshops   inspected   by the Governor .   .   217, 218
Taft—governor  .   .   397, 400 Tammany
100,  132, 135, 137,  143,
147, 213, 301, 398
Taylor, " Buck" .    .    .    .207
" Tear in the Clouds " .    . 244
Tenement House Commis
sion Bill	220
Tenement labor   ....   60 Tenement   labor    investigated .    .    60, 217, 218, 219 Texas Rangers     .   .   .   .181

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PAUE
Thanksgiving dinner sent
to the Army of the Po
tomac 	440
Thucydides	33
Tientsin—conference     of
captains at	385
Tordenskjold, Peter . . 30 '• True American Ideals " 57 Trusts—Roosevelt's attitude toward . . 386, 387 Turkey—atrocities in . .296 Twin Island . 356, 358, 361
Union League Club     436, 447 United   Charities,   Board
of	441
Upper Tahawus Club .    . 243
Van Amringe, Dean    .    .    52 Venezuela imbroglio    .    . 383 Vice-presidency — nomination .   .   33, 233, 234, 235 Victoria, Queen  .... 369 Vienna Exhibition, American Department .   .   . 446
" Wall Street News"
quoted 	389
Wall Street view of Roosevelt 367, 387, 389, 390
Waring, Colonel .... 133
Washington, Booker T.   . 369

Washington, George —
quoted	410
Washington, the America of, contrasted with to^
day	384
Westbrook, Judge ... 54 Wheeler, General . 192, 194
White House	332
Wikoff, Camp . . 179, 196 "Wilderness Hunter" . 75 Wine and Spirit Gazette
—quoted	136
"Winning of the West"
104, 171
Wolcott,  Senator—quoted 236 Women's  Christian  Temperance Union .... 287 Wood, Leonard
158, 165, 172, 173, 192, 372
" Wood's   Weary   Walk
ers"    	183
Woodford, Stewart L.     . 203
Yellow newspapers .    139, 286
Young, General
270, 272, 273, 274
Young Men's Christian
Association	444
Young Men's Christian Association—speech in New York at . . . .307
Young, Valentine    ...   51

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