Theodore Roosevelt: Twenty-sixth President of the United States : a Typical AmericanAmerican citizen Company, 1901 - 413 pages |
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... Police Board of the City of New York . " I Will Enforce the Law . ' Merit System Governs in Police Force . Sunday Closing Law Made Operative . Attempted Assas- sination by Dynamite . 170 183 • PAGE CHAPTER XI . - ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF ...
... Police Board of the City of New York . " I Will Enforce the Law . ' Merit System Governs in Police Force . Sunday Closing Law Made Operative . Attempted Assas- sination by Dynamite . 170 183 • PAGE CHAPTER XI . - ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF ...
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... in the Civil Service , he , after more than six years of labor , resigned to take upon himself the burden of duty as Police Commissioner in the city of New York . When in the legislative assembly he had been chairman of INTRODUCTION . 11.
... in the Civil Service , he , after more than six years of labor , resigned to take upon himself the burden of duty as Police Commissioner in the city of New York . When in the legislative assembly he had been chairman of INTRODUCTION . 11.
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... Police Department . His report showed that he had very decided views upon this sub- ject , and his study of the subject while in the legislature in a measure prepared him for this new duty . He was nothing unless vigorous and forceful ...
... Police Department . His report showed that he had very decided views upon this sub- ject , and his study of the subject while in the legislature in a measure prepared him for this new duty . He was nothing unless vigorous and forceful ...
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... Police Board of New York city from 1895 to 1897 . Upon the election of McKinley he was appointed Assistant Secretary of the Navy and carried his activities into the duties of the office in such a way as to attract the attention of the ...
... Police Board of New York city from 1895 to 1897 . Upon the election of McKinley he was appointed Assistant Secretary of the Navy and carried his activities into the duties of the office in such a way as to attract the attention of the ...
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... police powers which has continued until better condi- tions prevail , and which will result in purity of administration , unless the people of the greatest city in the country shall be timid enough or supine enough to permit known ...
... police powers which has continued until better condi- tions prevail , and which will result in purity of administration , unless the people of the greatest city in the country shall be timid enough or supine enough to permit known ...
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