The Life of Theodore Roosevelt: Twenty-fifth President of the United StatesG. Richards, 1903 - 391 pages |
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... interests , passed the Assembly and then the Senate . The then Governor of New York , Grover Cleveland , vetoed the bill on the ground that when the elevated roads had been constructed , the capitalists who invested in it had understood ...
... interests , passed the Assembly and then the Senate . The then Governor of New York , Grover Cleveland , vetoed the bill on the ground that when the elevated roads had been constructed , the capitalists who invested in it had understood ...
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... interest , and that it was a fortune making destiny to meet . More than that , his collegiate education in athletics had built him up , from scientific dealing with good material , and aided its evolution with European refreshment of ...
... interest , and that it was a fortune making destiny to meet . More than that , his collegiate education in athletics had built him up , from scientific dealing with good material , and aided its evolution with European refreshment of ...
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... interest to those who navigate in bureaus . It was hard for the gentleman of the quiet waters to understand why the rush of eccentric winds should disturb the solemnities of spots retired from the reign of the indications of ...
... interest to those who navigate in bureaus . It was hard for the gentleman of the quiet waters to understand why the rush of eccentric winds should disturb the solemnities of spots retired from the reign of the indications of ...
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... interest . The first was the presentation of the name of General Hawley , of Connecticut , by Mr. Brande- gee . The second was the nomination of John A. Logan , the record says , by " Mr. Shelby M. Cullom , who came to the platform amid ...
... interest . The first was the presentation of the name of General Hawley , of Connecticut , by Mr. Brande- gee . The second was the nomination of John A. Logan , the record says , by " Mr. Shelby M. Cullom , who came to the platform amid ...
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... interest . The vote of New York was declared by Mr. Curtis to be 29 aye , 43 no . Mr. Lawson questioned the correctness of the vote , and there was a roll call . The first name of the ayes was Anson McCook , and the second was W. H. ...
... interest . The vote of New York was declared by Mr. Curtis to be 29 aye , 43 no . Mr. Lawson questioned the correctness of the vote , and there was a roll call . The first name of the ayes was Anson McCook , and the second was W. H. ...
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