600

paign of 1904, 302; attitude toward big | Saturday Review, London, 524
business, Cuba and the anthracite coal
strike, 302; attack upon Judge Parker, 311;
interest in immigration problems, 325;
panic of 1907, 334; attitude upon conser-
vation, irrigation, and water powers, 335;
cruise of the battle-fleet, 343; changes in
War Department, 345; wins Nobel Peace
Prize, 346; mediator between Japan and
Russia, 347; call for Second Hague Con-
ference, 348; the Panama Revolution, 351;
attitude toward third term, 355; hunting
trip to Africa, 364; views upon tariff revi-
sion, 366; Pinchot's letter, 372; insurgent
revolt against Taft, 373; statement of party
principles, 375; return from Africa, 380;
Nobel prize address, 381; effect of policies
upon South America, 383; opposes arbitra-
tion with Great Britain, 387; National Pro-
gressive Republican League, 393; pressure
of friends to accept nomination, 395; nomi-
nated by Progressive Party for President,
400; attempted assassination, 401; defeated
in Presidential election, 402; upon Ameri-
can neutrality, 436; continued political
leadership, 451; the "Roosevelt Division,"
497; opposes program of League to Enforce
Peace, 557; death, 573
Roosevelt, Theodore, Jr., 576
Roosevelt-Root administration of the army,
584
Root, Elihu, reorganization of War Depart-
ment, 269, 272, 288, 291, 345; Roosevelt's
opinion of, 356; leadership in establishing
Central American court of arbitration, 384;
negotiates arbitration treaty with Great
Britain, 386; chairman of Republican Con-
vention, 398; mission to South America,
426; supports League of Nations, 587
Rosen, Baron, 348

Scandals, caused by corruption in national
and local politics, 46
Schedule K, 394
Schley, W. S., 245, 255

Schurman commission in the Philippines, 289
Schurz, Carl, 2, 3, 46, 84, 136, 182
Schwab, Charles M., 540
Science, demand for recognition in educa-
tion, 7; and religion, warfare of, 12; and
scholarship, as the "new education," II
Scientific progress, 390
Scott, Frank A., 513
Scott, Hugh L., 345, 475, 489, 540
Scott, Thomas A., 23, 73
Scribner's Magazine, 27
Scribner's Monthly, 27, 314
Seamen's Act, 418
Second Division, 494, 547, 548
Sedan, 552

Rosenwald, Julius, 484, 514

"Rough Riders," the, 243, 250, 254, 497
"Round robin," before Santiago, 256

Royal Mounted Police, 18

Selective Service Act, 498, 536
Senators, U. S., direct election of, 578
Separate peace, 437
Services of Supply, 492
Settlements, social, 133
Sewell, Arthur, 221

Sewing machines, development of, 69
Shafter, William R., 17, 244, 249, 255
Shame of the Cities, 315
Shantung, 568

Shaw, Anna Howard, 579
Sheridan, Gen., prophecy of continental ex-
pansion, 60

Sherman, James Schoolcraft, 359, 381, 389,
398, 402

Sherman, John, Secretary of the Treasury
under Hayes, 2; author of bill for resump-
tion of specie payments, 41; a leader of the
Half-Breed Group of Republicans, 46;
ambitions for Presidential nomination, 88,
139, 216; Secretary of State under McKin-
ley, 226, 233; retirement, 256. See also
Silver Purchase Act

Sherman, Lawrence Y., 570

"Rum, Romanism, and Rebellion," Bur- Sherman, William T., 14

chard's use of the phrase, 94

Rusk, Jeremiah M., 114

Sherman Anti-Trust Act, 297, 358, 364, 377,
413

Russia, 346, 428; revolution of 1917, 474; Shimonoseki, Treaty of, 346

of 1918, 512, 561, 566, 573

Revolutionary Government, 522
Russo-Japanese War, 346

Ryan, John D., 520, 540

Saar Valley, 568

Sabotage, 459

Sackville-West, Sir Lionel, 142, 215

"Safety First" Campaign, 417

Sagasta, Ministry of, 236

St. John, Governor, 94

"Shin-plasters," 36

Shipping Control Committee, 540
Sholes, Charles Latham, 68

Significance of the Frontier in American His-
tory, 34

Silver, decline in, 36; demonetization of, 175;
free coinage of, 150, 218. See also Bimet-
allism and Free Silver

Silver money, cheap, 103

Silver Purchase Act, Sherman's, 149, 155,
170, 184, 189, 191, 205, 206

St. Lawrence fisheries, arbitration upon, 14 Sims, William S., 490, 556, 584

Saint-Mihiel, 550

St. Nicholas, 31

Salvador, 431

Salvation Army, 133

Sampson, W. T., 238, 245, 255

Sanitation of Canal Zone, 352

Santo Domingo, 384, 431

Sarajevo, 432

Sinclair, Upton, 315

Sinn Fein Republic, 586

Sioux Indians, 17

Sitting Bull, 17

'Sixteen to One," 218

Sky-scrapers, 198

Santiago, blockade of, 247; naval battle, 254 Slater, John F., 10

Saturday Evening Post, 582

Slums, problem of the, 132
Smith College, 9

Smith, Goldwin, 50, 149

Union Pacific Railway, 57, 73, 107, 156, War Industries Board, 513, 520, 526, 537,

Wei-Hai-Wei, 283

Weller, Lemuel H., 167, 360

Wellesley College, 9

Wells, David A., 79

Wells, H. G., 267

West Point, 7, 291

West, women's education in, 9

Western Federation of Miners, 360, 460
Western sentiment upon conservation, 371
Western Union Telegraph Company, the, 68
Westinghouse Electric Company, 338
Weyler, Gen. Valeriano, 234
Wharton, Joseph, 79
Wheat industry, 106
When the Sleeper Wakes, 267
White, Edward Douglass, 388
White, Henry, 558
White, Horace, 92

Whitlock, Brand, 305, 423, 435
Whitney, William C., 96, 180
Whittier, John Greenleaf, 28
"Wild West" shows, 117
Wilde, Oscar, 33

Willard, Daniel, 537

anti-war filibuster, 472; war message, 476;
war preparation, 478; American partici-
pation in the war, 489; Espionage Act,
497; war policies, 501; Liberty Loans, 507;
conservation, 512; railroad administration,
518; Senator Chamberlain's attack, 519;
"Fourteen Points," the, 522; "Force with-
out limit," 526; Colonel House's inquiry,
528; labor in the war, 534; "Work or
fight," 536; requirements, prices, and
priorities, 537; War Department reorgan-
ization, 540; Congressional election of 1918,
555; "Unconditional surrender," 558;
American Commission to Negotiate Peace,
558; "Big Four," the, 560; covenant of
the League of Nations, 561; demobiliza-
tion in America, 562; return to Washing-
ton, 566; Compromises of the Peace Con-
ference, 568; treaty session of Congress,
571; the President's collapse, 572; "solemn
referendum," the, 581; Army Act of 1920,
584; Jones Merchant Marine Act, 584
Windom, W. L., 52, 145

Windom Report, 113

Winning of the West, 117, 243, 275
Wireless, 391

"Wisconsin idea," the, 309
Wister, Owen, 160

Woman in Industry Service, 535
Woman suffrage, 164, 400, 464, 579
Women's education, 9

Women's Peace Party, 445, 470
Women's rights, and the National Labor
Union, 19

William II of Germany, abdication of, 553
Wilson, Henry Lane, 425
Wilson, William B., 404, 415
Wilson Tariff of 1894, 208, 228, 368, 408
Wilson, Woodrow, Congressional Govern-
ment, 34; President of Princeton Univer-
sity, 321; Governor of New Jersey, 382;
prominent at Democratic Convention, 398;
nominated for President, 400; elected as a
minority President, 403; promises of con-
structive work, 404; Cabinet, 404; theory
of the Presidency, 405; tariff revision, 405;
presidential leadership, 406; Underwood-
Simmons Act, 406; monetary investiga-
tions, 408; anti-trust policies, 413; Fed-
eral Trade Commission, 414; Children's
Bureau, 415; labor problems, 415, 456;
Workmen's Compensation, 416; Philippine
government, 420; watchful waiting, 423;
Mexican Revolution, 424; "Mobile Doc-
trine," the, 426; Canal treaty with Co-
lombia, 426; Mexican intervention, 427;
diplomatic isolation of U. S., 428; repeal of
Panama Canal tolls exemption, 429; Cen-
tral American relations, 430; opening of
Panama Canal, 431; neutrality and
preparedness, 433; Democratic successes,
438; "Strict accountability," 441; hy-
phenated Americans, 453; Adamson Bill,
the, 454; reëlected President, 454; Law-
rence strike, the, 459; terms of peace with
Germany, 469; armed merchant ships, 472; | Zeppelin, Count, 391

Wood, Fernando, 79
Wood, Leonard, 243, 250, 288, 345, 450, 489,
497, 556, 582
Woodford, Stewart L., 235
"Work or fight," 536
Workmen's compensation, 416
World, New York, 179, 576, 582
World War, the, 433
World's Fair, Chicago, 183, 196
World's Work, 423
Wotherspoon, William W., 345
Wright, Carroll D., 128
Wright, Orville, 390
Wright, Wilbur, 390

Yachting, 120

Yellow fever, control of, 288
Y. M. C. A., 319
Young, Gen. S. B. M., 291, 345
Y. W. C. A., 319

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