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...resources of other sections of Alaska. It wasn't long before the Juneauites appealed to Washington. President Theodore Roosevelt terminated Brady's tenure and appointed Wilford B. Hoggatt, who had mining interests in Juneau, to the office...
...all Americans deserve equal protection under the law. RRs have included Nelson Rockefeller, Alexander Hamilton, Theodore Roosevelt and Richard Nixon. In 1971, Nixon announced he was a Keynesian. The theories forming the basis of Keynesian economics...
...Numismatic Association National Money Show.The bill was presented in 1905 to Vice President Charles W. Fairbanks - Theodore Roosevelt's No. 2 - and was from the First National Bank of Fairbanks, Alaska. The family has had it in their possession...
...life.The bill was presented in 1905 to Vice President Charles W. Fairbanks, the namesake of the Alaska city and Theodore Roosevelt's No. 2.The bill has been in the family's possession since. Charles W. Fairbanks IV of Santa Barbara...
...third parties have done respectably in American presidential elections when they were led by charismatic figures; Theodore Roosevelt won 27 percent of the vote in 1912, and H. Ross Perot won 19 percent in 1992. But without a charismatic leader...
...headlines. Wickersham, surveying the fallout of the affair, determined that it destroyed the friendship between Theodore Roosevelt and President Taft; split the Republican party into two great factions; defeated Taft for re-election in 1912...
...conservation reserve by the federal government more than a century ago. It was one of 150 National Forests that President Theodore Roosevelt established by presidential proclamation. In his autobiography he wrote that he acted to prevent exploitation by...
...contractors" and made an offer on the south side of the patch, for seven acres in McKenzie County, not far from Theodore Roosevelt National Park's north unit.He has a crew of 33, people from all over the country, many of them his employees...
...presented to the frontier city's namesake, Charles W. Fairbanks, in 1905 when he served as vice president under Theodore Roosevelt. It is one of only four of its kind and is expected to fetch up to $300,000.In the Holton case, the theft...
...candidate William Taft campaigned against Alaska land withdrawals, especially the Tongass forest, that President Theodore Roosevelt supported.Alaska was allowed to create a territorial Legislature, though the president appointed the governor...