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...the next year and won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1906. AP View Enlarged Image A mere bullet wasn't going to stop Theodore Roosevelt. The former president was campaigning for a third term as the Progressive Party candidate in 1912. And just as he was about to...
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airboyd.tv (no audio) Courtesy Library of Congress Motion Picture, Broadcasting and Recorded Sound Division Colonel Roosevelt is invited to fly in Arch Hoxsey's plane at St. Louis, Mo., 1910 While participating in the Missouri State Republican Party's campaign on October 11, 1910, TR is invited to fly in a biplane with Arch Hoxsey as pilot. Accompanied by Herbert S. Hadley, Governor of Missouri (1909-1913) and two men who appear to be Henry W. Kiel, Mayor of St. Louis, and Sheriff Louis Nolte, TR arrives in motorcade at Kinloch aviation field; man, who appears to be Hoxsey, inspects plane; medium shot of TR as he enters passenger seat of biplane; long shot of plane flying; TR alights from plane, joins waiting crowd, enters automobile and drives away in motorcade. Arch Hoxsey, Herbert Hadley, Henry W. Kiel, Louis Nolte. Roosevelt Memorial Association numbers: RMA 309-04-02; RMA 309-04-03. MAVIS 1203936; Colonel Roosevelt is invited to fly in Arch Hoxsey's plane at St. Louis, Mo., 1910. National Park Service acquire from Roosevelt Memorial Association (RMA). RMA purchase from Thomas Jackson. Sources used: St. Louis globe-democrat. 10/12/10:1-2; St. Louis republic. 10/12/10:1, 3; P&P portrait file. Received: Feb. 1976 from LC lab; viewing print and dupe neg; preservation; Theodore Roosevelt Association Collection.
At the range my buddy decides on bringing out the family heirloom; The Roosevelt Rifle! Chambered in .405 with a 300 grain bullet. While not the most powerful weapon and bullet of the world this is among the legends. No fancy recoil absorber in the barrell like the Barret M82, nor the gas parts to soak up the power. Raw punch that is capable of bringing down the largest of earth's beasts, super mutants, dinosaurs and beyond! This is old school power with an internal magazine capacity of 5 rounds (6 if you chamber one in the breech) American Legend Teddy Roosevelt called this 'The Medicine Gun for Lions' we call it a giant slayer! "Slams like a bear, punches like a train! I was given a FN FAL to warm up with, after a few shots with that I was given a turn with the Winchester... Model 1895 Winchester: Chambered for .405 with a muzzle velocity of over 2250 fps and a 300 grain bullet. Feel the power and the recoil! Language caution advised!
This Valley Life: Orinda history buff brings Roosevelt to lifeTri-Valley HeraldThat's what Orinda's Fred Rutledge did recently to bring to life Theodore Roosevelt for a lecture series by Pleasanton's Museum on Main. ...and more »
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Martha's Vineyard TimesMary Fisher turns the clock on 103Martha's Vineyard TimesIn 1907, Theodore Roosevelt was President, Albert Einstein formulated E=mc2, Oklahoma became the 46th state, Rudyard Kipling won the Nobel ...
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Kansas City StarLetter: Judging a Supreme Court nominationGreenville Daily ReflectorI suggest that the writer bestow similar blessings upon Presidents Theodore Roosevelt, Woodrow Wilson, Warren Harding, Calvin Coolidge, Herbert Hoover, ...McConnell's 'Big Lie' about KaganThe Hillall 1,143 news articles »
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Hoover Dam's Perpetual PowerWall Street JournalBut the episode underscored for conservation-minded President Theodore Roosevelt—at a time when "conservation" connoted not only the preservation of nature ...and more »
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Preserving Wildlife in the Public DomainThe River JournalPosewitz introduced to the eager crowd “the greatest conservationist and environmentalist ever known, Theodore Roosevelt.” While hunting in North Dakota as ...
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Sportsmen to run ad challenging Salazar to be the next Teddy RooseveltThe Colorado IndependentIt goes on to urge Salazar to continue the Rough Rider's environmental agenda: “No one has a better opportunity to continue Theodore Roosevelt's legacy than ...and more »
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Take a hikeWilliston Daily HeraldBy The Williston Herald staff Photo courtesy Theodore Roosevelt National Park This is the visitor's center at the entrance to Theodore Roosevelt National ...
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Analysis: On constant alert for a war in Korea that should not comeTimes OnlineAs North Korea reverts to type Washington is hoping to be ready for anything in the Pyongyang-Seoul showdown by adhering to Theodore Roosevelt's favourite ...and more »
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Roosevelt Elementary School to Hold Annual Arts NightWBGHStudents from Binghamton's Theodore Roosevelt Elementary School will have the opportunity to showcase their talents and hard work during the school's annual ...
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The Theodore Roosevelt Award presented to SC Jeremy Borchardt.
Theodore 'Teddy' Roosevelt, the 26th President of the United States, and whom I don't need to explain much, delivers a speech for 1912 Presidential election, "The Right of People to Rule".Recorded at his home at Oyster Bay, New York on August 16th, 1912. He made several other recordings on Victor Records for his election, but the Edison cylinders are much better to listen, since they are so unbelievably well-recorded. In fact, these are some of the finest recordings of its time. Roosevelt's delivery is so relaxed as to give the feeling that he is actually in the room with you. I don't usually post a political remarks here, but TR's message in this speech is still worth hearing even for the people who are not US citizen. It surely helps you to understand what the word 'Democracy' means. Here's the full text of the recording. The great fundamental issue now before our people can be stated briefly. It is, are the American people fit to govern themselves, to rule themselves, to control themselves? I believe they are. My opponents do not. I believe in the right of the people to rule. I believe that the majority of the plain people of the United States will, day in and day out, make fewer mistakes in governing themselves than any smaller class or body of men, no matter what their training, will make in trying to govern them. I believe, again, that the American people are, as a whole, capable of self-control, and of learning by their mistakes. Our opponents pay lip-loyalty to ...
Born in New York City, Roosevelt graduated from Harvard in 1880. He emerged as the leader of reform Republicans in the New York State Assembly in the early 1880s. Thereafter, he pushed practical reforms as head of the US Civil Service Commission (1889-1895), president of the New York City police commission (1895-1897), assistant secretary of the navy (1897-1898), and governor of New York (1899-1900). He vigorously advocated war against Spain in 1898 and then performed heroically in Cuba as colonel of a volunteer cavalry unit, the "Rough Riders."
Summary On August 20, 1913, TR, numerous visitors, and Hopi Indians observe the performance of the ritual Hopi snake-dance at Walpi, Arizona, on the Hopi Reservation. TR was on a journey through the Southwest with his sons Archie and Quentin, and a young cousin, Nicholas Roosevelt. Crowds, seated and standing, are scattered over adobe dwellings watching the ceremony. The snake-dance takes place around a rough column of rock, with Hopis, in native dress and carrying snakes in their hands and mouths, circling the rock. Close shot of TR, seated and apparently awaiting the beginning of the ritual. Brief shot of Arizona landscape. Created/Published United States : [sn], 1913. Notes Appearing: TR's sons Archie and Quentin, Nicholas Roosevelt. Subjects Hopi Indians--Rites and ceremonies. Snake dance--Arizona--Walpi. Hopi dance--Arizona--Walpi. Hopi Indian Reservation (Ariz). Related Names Roosevelt, Theodore, 1858-1919. Theodore Roosevelt Association Collection (Library of Congress) Digital ID trmp 4121 hdl.loc.gov
Summary On October 27, 1919 the Roosevelt memorial flag, which has been carried across New York State in TR's honor, is brought to rest at his grave in Youngs Memorial Cemetery, Oyster Bay, NY View of two young girls and a boy placing flower bouquet and flag through fence surrounding TR's grave, event may not be part of flag ceremonies. Shots from different angles of memorial flag as it is borne by young men up the steep pathway to the gravesite; five girls sew the 48th and final star on flag at what is probably Cove School in Oyster Bay with group of children and Boy Scouts visible in background; view of children and adults on cemetery grounds. Final scene of Samuel Abbott, originator of memorial flag idea, placing flag on TR's gravesite. Other Titles Children visit TR's grave, 1920 Created/Published United States : [sn], 1919. Notes Appearing: Samuel Abbott. Subjects Memorial rites and ceremonies. Flags. Cemeteries--New York (State)--Oyster Bay. Oyster Bay (NY : Bay) Related Names Theodore Roosevelt Association Collection (Library of Congress) Digital ID trmp 4120 hdl.loc.gov
Summary Various scenes of Wilhelm II, Emperor of Germany, in different locations: clear view of the Kaiser walking towards camera, with German officers on his left, and a postal delivery service building in immediate background; view of Wilhelm and unidentified man entering carriage, Kaiser with group of men on horseback, Kaiser greeting a line of dignitaries, and final long shot of Wilhelm posing for the camera with a large group. Created/Published [Sl : sn, 191-?] Notes Appearing: Kaiser Wilhelm II. Subjects William--II,--German Emperor,--1859-1941. Germany.--Heer--Officers. Germany.--Kriegsmarine--Officers. Actuality--Short. Related Names William II, German Emperor, 1859-1941. Theodore Roosevelt Association Collection (Library of Congress) Digital ID trmp 4123 hdl.loc.gov
On June 18, 1910, Theodore Roosevelt returned to New York City after a fifteen-month tour abroad, having travelled through Africa and western Europe. An elaborate city celebration drawing a million people marked his homecoming. Aboard the ocean liner Kaiserin Auguste Victoria ex-President and Mrs. Roosevelt were met by a revenue cutter, the Manhattan, carrying the Roosevelt children. TR then went aboard a larger cutter, the Androscoggin, and officially became a guest of the city. After boating up the Hudson River along the New Jersey shore to West Fifty-Ninth St., the Androscoggin moved back along the Manhattan shore to Battery Park, followed by a water parade of almost one hundred vessels. TR was greeted by Mayor William J. Gaynor at the Park, where both briefly spoke to an assembled crowd, with notables seated on a flag-draped stand expanded for the occasion to hold 600 people. Battery ceremonies were followed by a parade up Broadway and Fifth Avenue to the Fifty-Ninth St. plaza, where it dispersed. In the parade TR, Mayor William J. Gaynor, and chairman of the city's welcoming committee, Cornelius Vanderbilt, together rode in an open carriage, preceded by TR's regiment of Rough Riders, First United States Volunteer Cavalry. Also in the parade were approximately 2000 other veterans of the Spanish-American War. On the film are views of the open harbor, with various vessels assembled for TR's visit, including the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria, the Androscoggin, and the ...
On June 18, 1910, Theodore Roosevelt returned to New York City after a fifteen-month tour abroad, having travelled through Africa and western Europe. An elaborate city celebration drawing a million people marked his homecoming. Aboard the ocean liner Kaiserin Auguste Victoria ex-President and Mrs. Roosevelt were met by a revenue cutter, the Manhattan, carrying the Roosevelt children. TR then went aboard a larger cutter, the Androscoggin, and officially became a guest of the city. After boating up the Hudson River along the New Jersey shore to West Fifty-Ninth St., the Androscoggin moved back along the Manhattan shore to Battery Park, followed by a water parade of almost one hundred vessels. TR was greeted by Mayor William J. Gaynor at the Park, where both briefly spoke to an assembled crowd, with notables seated on a flag-draped stand expanded for the occasion to hold 600 people. Battery ceremonies were followed by a parade up Broadway and Fifth Avenue to the Fifty-Ninth St. plaza, where it dispersed. In the parade TR, Mayor William J. Gaynor, and chairman of the city's welcoming committee, Cornelius Vanderbilt, together rode in an open carriage, preceded by TR's regiment of Rough Riders, First United States Volunteer Cavalry. Also in the parade were approximately 2000 other veterans of the Spanish-American War. On the film are views of the open harbor, with various vessels assembled for TR's visit, including the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria, the Androscoggin, and the ...
TR returns from his African hunting trip through the countries of Sudan, France, Denmark, Norway, Germany, Great Britain, and finally his reception in New York City. There are views of: 1) his riverboat on the Nile River in Sudan; 2) TR's visit in Paris with French Ambassador Jules Jusserand, Gen. Jean B. Dalstein, American Ambassador Robert Bacon, and Mrs. Bacon; his trip to Issy-les-Moulineaux; TR reviewing French troops with Jusserand, Bacon, and Dalstein at Vincennes on Apr. 27, 1910; and TR leaving the University of Paris (Sorbonne) on Apr. 23, 1910; 3) TR with Prince Christian and others in Denmark May 2-3, 1910; 4) TR and King Haakon in Christiania (now Oslo) on May 4-6, 1910; 5) views of Berlin including the Brandenburg Gate and the Reichstag; TR, Kaiser Wilhelm, the Kaiserin, and others leaving the University of Berlin on May 12, 1910; 6) the funeral cortege at Windsor on May 20, 1910; identified in the processional, left to right, walking in rows are: Kaiser Wilhelm of Germany, King George V of England, and the Duke of Connaught; the Duke of Cornwall (later King Edward VIII) and Prince Albert (later King George VI); two rows of the King's aides; King Alfonso XII of Spain, King George I of Greece, and King Haakon VII of Norway; King Manuel II of Portugal, King Frederik VIII of Denmark, and King Ferdinand I of Bulgaria; Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria, King Albert I of Belgium, and Prince Yusuf Izzedin of Turkey; the Duke of Aosta, Grand Duke Michael ...
TR returns from his African hunting trip through the countries of Sudan, France, Denmark, Norway, Germany, Great Britain, and finally his reception in New York City. There are views of: 1) his riverboat on the Nile River in Sudan; 2) TR's visit in Paris with French Ambassador Jules Jusserand, Gen. Jean B. Dalstein, American Ambassador Robert Bacon, and Mrs. Bacon; his trip to Issy-les-Moulineaux; TR reviewing French troops with Jusserand, Bacon, and Dalstein at Vincennes on Apr. 27, 1910; and TR leaving the University of Paris (Sorbonne) on Apr. 23, 1910; 3) TR with Prince Christian and others in Denmark May 2-3, 1910; 4) TR and King Haakon in Christiania (now Oslo) on May 4-6, 1910; 5) views of Berlin including the Brandenburg Gate and the Reichstag; TR, Kaiser Wilhelm, the Kaiserin, and others leaving the University of Berlin on May 12, 1910; 6) the funeral cortege at Windsor on May 20, 1910; identified in the processional, left to right, walking in rows are: Kaiser Wilhelm of Germany, King George V of England, and the Duke of Connaught; the Duke of Cornwall (later King Edward VIII) and Prince Albert (later King George VI); two rows of the King's aides; King Alfonso XII of Spain, King George I of Greece, and King Haakon VII of Norway; King Manuel II of Portugal, King Frederik VIII of Denmark, and King Ferdinand I of Bulgaria; Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria, King Albert I of Belgium, and Prince Yusuf Izzedin of Turkey; the Duke of Aosta, Grand Duke Michael ...
Views of Christ Episcopal Church, the funeral procession, and Youngs Memorial Cemetery during the funeral of Theodore Roosevelt on January 8, 1919, in Oyster Bay, NY Medium close shot of specially delegated New York City mounted police guards, followed by hearse, passing on road in front of church; long shot at church entrance of flag-draped casket being placed in hearse, with line of funeral procession autos parked behind, and crowds on church lawn; closer shot from different angle of casket as it is borne through church entrance to hearse, with flag-bearer following behind, and Rev. George E. Talmadge, pastor of Christ Episcopal Church and reader at the simple service, visible in street beside hearse; long shot in cemetery of casket being shouldered and carried up steep pathway to grave site, preceded by Rev. Talmadge and followed by TR's son, Archie Roosevelt, in uniform, and other family members; close shot at what appears to be train station of the following men in attendance at the funeral: General Peyton C. March, Army Chief of Staff; Vice-President Thomas R. Marshall (1913-1921), official representative of the US Government at the funeral; and Rear Admiral Cameron M. Winslow; close shots in crowd at cemetery of TR's friend, Major-General Leonard Wood; and Oscar S. Straus, Secretary of Commerce and Labor in TR's Cabinet (1906-1909).
This film is an automobile tour of a portion of the arrival parade route of President Theodore Roosevelt along Market Street, San Francisco, on Tuesday, May 12, 1903. The film was shot in the mid-afternoon, shortly before the parade, which traversed this portion of the route in the reverse direction shown here. The earlier portion of the route is seen in the film "Over Route of Roosevelt Parade in an Automobile" (1903). The following is a scene-by-scene description of the film: [Frame: 0308] The Native Son's Monument is the column on the left at the intersection of Turk and Mason streets. Beyond it is the unfinished Flood Building, and at far right the Call Building tower. United Railroad cable cars are seen along Market Street. The tall building at right is probably the "Castle" of the Knights of Pythias. [0348] At right the first of many street sweepers is seen performing a necessary task in the last days of the age of horse power. [0459] The wall advertisement at left is for J. Heller and Co. boots and shoes. At far right is the Emporium department store, with the white side wall. [0774] The unfinished masonry work on the steel frame of the Flood Building is seen at the Powell (and Eddy) streets intersection at left. [2190] The driver veers around a buggy toward the awning of the Emporium. The car approaches the intersection of Stockton, Ellis and Fourth streets [2604] and passes to the right of a Valencia Street cable car [2760], en route from the Mission district to ...
Two sequences of TR: Sequence 1: views of TR walking onto the porch of Sagamore Hill, Oyster Bay, NY, facing the camera, and then speaking on military preparedness during WWI; Sequence 2: views of TR sitting at his desk in the Metropolitan Magazine office in New York City and speaking with a man who may be Carl Hovey, editor of the magazine.
First film footage taken of Theodore Roosevelt at his home at Sagamore Hill, Oyster Bay, Long Island, summer of 1912. Views of the house and surrounding grounds. Roosevelt reviews his mail, assisted by his son Archie. William P. Helm, Associated Press correspondent for New York City and Washington from 1910 to 1918, who was detailed to Woodrow Wilson and Roosevelt during the 1912 campaign, speaks informally with Roosevelt under trees. Roosevelt rides his horse Sidar away from Sagamore and stops to feed horse from his hand; Roosevelt and his dogs set out across field with Sagamore visible in background. Roosevelt, in white shirt and vest, chops down a tree. Band and crowd of men on Sagamore grounds. Roosevelt addressing large group of men from Sagamore porch. American flag flying. Last sequences of band, crowd, and flag were probably not included in original Pathé production.
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PRESIDENTIAL RECESS APPOINTMENTSWeekly World News (satire)Theodore Roosevelt rode his horse into Congress, pulling a tied up representative from Alabama behind him who admitted to starting the rumor that ...
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Pursuing Racial Justice: A Primer for Young PeopleHuffington Post (blog)It may not be easy and there are no guarantees of success, but as Theodore Roosevelt aptly put it, "the credit belongs to [those] who are actually in the ...
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CultureMapTeddy Roosevelt & the bear: Worst. Valentine's Day. Ever.CultureMapWith Valentine's Day around the corner, I can't help but think of President Theodore Roosevelt, his association with ...Countdown to Valentines Day: Feb 10th- Teddy DayMyBangaloreTeddy day SMS and scraps for Teddy Bear day 9th februaryFyoq NewsTeddy Day celebrations with cute Teddy giftsSamayLiveGanpati News (blog)all 8 news articles »
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The Greening of Theodore RooseveltValdosta Daily TimesStill, asked how he thought Theodore Roosevelt would have responded to the climate-change debate, Brinkley says he believes the 26th President would have ...What We Think: Big names coming to VSUValdosta Daily Timesall 2 news articles »
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Presidential Library: A President's Day Reading ListHuffington Post (blog)Mornings on Horseback: The Story of an Extraordinary Family, a Vanished Way of Life and the Unique Child Who Became Theodore Roosevelt by David McCullough ...
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Roosevelt's will goes on display at Nassau courthouseNewsday (subscription)After Theodore Roosevelt died, his will was submitted to Nassau County Surrogate Court, where it remained out of sight of the public for the next 91 years ...and more »
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DMN: Saints think outside the boxNational Football PostTheodore Roosevelt All season, Saints head coach Sean Payton loved to bring in different people to give pregame speeches to his team — people with a unique ...and more »
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Washington PostThe Republican roots of campaign finance reformSanta Rosa Press DemocratIn fact, the Republican tradition of campaign finance reform in which I stand dates to the trust-buster, Theodore Roosevelt. In his 1905 message to Congress ...Recess Appointments: Obama Prepares to Implement "Yes We Can!"Huffington Post (blog)Republicans Skeptical on Health Care SummitAOL Newsall 4,619 news articles »
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Theodore Roosevelt reprisor Joe Wiegand brings the Rough Rider President to life for President and Mrs. George Bush at the White House celebration of TR's 150th birthday. It was a magical night. Joe is introduced by presidential and TR historian John Milton Cooper. This is the first half of a fourteen minute performance.
A brief history of the events surrounding the assassination of President William McKinley at the 1901 Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo NY, culminating in a reenactment of the historic inauguration of Theodore Roosevelt as the 26th President of the United States of America on September 14th, 1901.
From the Ken Burns documentary "The National Parks: America's Best Idea" Narrated by Peter Coyote, Lee Stetson reading Muir's memoirs www.pbs.org
Summary Scenes of TR in a western setting; the man on tr's immediate left appears to be Albert B. Fall, Senator from New Mexico (1913-1921) and four unidentified men, two wearing Western hats, who may be Rough Riders; a woman is barely visible directly behind TR. Other Titles Theodore Roosevelt with Rough Rider friends Created/Published United States : [sn, 191-?]. Notes Appearing: President Theodore Roosevelt, Albert B. Fall. Subjects United States.--Army.--Cavalry, 1st. Legislators--New Mexico. Documentary--Short. Newsreel--Short. Related Names Roosevelt, Theodore, 1858-1919. Fall, Albert B. (Albert Bacon), 1861-1944. Theodore Roosevelt Association Collection (Library of Congress) Digital ID trmp 4108 hdl.loc.gov
Summary Three sequences of TR addressing groups from the porch at Sagamore Hill. First sequence is TR speaking to a group of people on Sept. 8, 1917 at the opening of the second New York State suffrage campaign at Sagamore Hill. Second sequence is probably TR encouraging New York District volunteer workers for the third Liberty Loan on Apr. 2, 1918. Final views of TR addressing the large crowd which came to demonstrate support for him for the 1916 Presidential nomination. The May 27, 1916 rally was organized by members of the Roosevelt Non-Partisan League. Interior titles, which appear to be TR quotations, stress the need for loyal American citizens and for judicious American dealings with other nations. Other Titles Theodore Roosevelt speaking at Sagamore Hill [1916-1918] Roosevelt Memorial Association title: TR speaking at Sagamore Hill, 1917 Roosevelt Memorial Association title: TR speaking at Sagamore Hill, 1917-1918 Theodore Roosevelt speaking at Sagamore Hill, 1917 Theodore Roosevelt speaking at Sagamore Hill, 1917-1918 Title from film leader: Editorial by the late Theodore Roosevelt Created/Published United States : [sn], 1916-1918. Notes Appearing: President Theodore Roosevelt. Subjects Suffrage--New York (State) Women--Suffrage--New York (State) Women's rights--New York (State) Presidents--United States--Nomination. Presidents--United States--Election--1916. Sagamore Hill National Historic Site (Oyster Bay, NY) Documentary--Short. Newsreel--Short. Related Names Roosevelt, Theodore, 1858-1919. Community Motion Picture Service, inc. Theodore Roosevelt Association Collection (Library of Congress) Digital ID trmp 4107 hdl.loc.gov
Summary Two segments of TR during a midwestern speaking tour in support of military preparedness. On September 27, 1917, TR visited the officers' training camp at Fort Sheridan, Illinois. Views of troops marching past a reviewing stand for inspection by TR and several civilian and military personnel; identified on the platform with TR are Captain Georges Etienne Bertrand (wearing beret), a visiting Frenchman who instructed the trainees in trench warfare, and Colonel James A. Ryan, commanding officer of Fort Sheridan; TR addresses the troops after the review. The second segment shows scenes from a parade staged in TR's honor in Chicago on April 28, 1917. Views of men on horseback who appear to be mounted police, sailors and cavalry; view of TR standing and waving his hat in an open touring car; identified in the car with TR are Arthur Meeker and Samuel Insull, Chicago businessmen who are members of the welcoming committee, and other unidentified men. Other Titles TR riding in auto, Chicago, 1917 Theodore Roosevelt reviews and addresses troops [Fort Sheridan, Ill.] Theodore Roosevelt riding in auto, Chicago, 1917 Created/Published United States : Universal Film Manufacturing Co., 1917. Notes Appearing: President Theodore Roosevelt, Captain Georges Etienne Bertrand, Colonel James A. Ryan, Arthur Meeker, Samuel Insull. Subjects United States.--Army. United States.--Navy. Marching. Processions. Preparedness. Speeches, addresses, etc., American. World War, 1914-1918--Public ...
Summary TR speaks to several unidentified people, including a man who looks like TR, on the porch at Sagamore Hill. There are two views of TR addressing soldiers assembled on the lawn of Sagamore Hill: the first segment shows TR's back as he speaks; the second is a long shot of TR, shot from the rear of the group of soldiers. Other Titles Theodore Roosevelt reviewing and speaking to 13th Regiment at Sagamore Hill, 1917 Created/Published United States : [sn, 1917?]. Notes Date in title unverified. Appearing: President Theodore Roosevelt. Subjects United States.--Army. Soldiers--United States. Speeches, addresses, etc., American. Sagamore Hill National Historic Site (Oyster Bay, NY) Nonfiction films. Short films. Documentary films. Newsreels. Related Names Roosevelt, Theodore, 1858-1919. Warner Bros. Theodore Roosevelt Association Collection (Library of Congress) Digital ID trmp 4105 hdl.loc.gov
Summary As an honorary pallbearer at the funeral of former New York City Mayor John P. Mitchel on July 11, 1918, TR appears with other funeral participants on Fifth Avenue. Surrounded by men in formal dress, TR speaks briefly with unidentified military officer; standing in group are men tentatively identified as Nicholas Murray Butler, president of Columbia University, and financier George W. Perkins, both pallbearers with TR at the funeral; close shot of TR speaking with woman; TR, Butler, and members of the crowd walk past camera. Other Titles Theodore Roosevelt on Fifth Avenue, New York, near St. Patrick's Cathedral after attending Mayor Mitchel's funeral Created/Published United States : [sn], 1918. Notes Appearing: President Theodore Roosevelt, Nicholas Murray Butler, George W. Perkins. Subjects Mitchel, John Purroy,--1879-1918--Death and burial. Funeral service. Fifth Avenue (New York, NY) New York (State) Nonfiction films. Short films. Documentary films. Newsreels. Related Names Roosevelt, Theodore, 1858-1919. Mitchel, John Purroy, 1879-1918. Butler, Nicholas Murray, 1862-1947. Perkins, George W. (George Walbridge), 1862-1920. American Motion Picture Company. Theodore Roosevelt Association Collection (Library of Congress) Digital ID trmp 4104 hdl.loc.gov
Summary Views of TR walking on beach; holding his hat, TR stands near bushes on an island and follows the flight of birds. Film photographed by Herbert K. Job of the National Audubon Society, on an expedition with TR to bird sanctuary islands off the Louisiana coast in June 1915. Other...
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