(1965).
Johnson, Arthur M. “Theodore Roosevelt and the Bureau of Corporations.”
Mississippi Valley Historical Review
, Mar. 1959.
Livermore, Seward W. “Theodore Roosevelt, the American Navy, and the Venezuela Crisis of 1902–1903.”
American Historical Review
, Apr. 1946.
Meyer, Balthazar H. “A History of the Northern Securities Case.”
Bulletin of the University of Wisconsin Economics and Political Science Series
1.3 (1904–1906).
Morris, Edmund. “ ‘A Few Pregnant Days’: Theodore Roosevelt and the Venezuelan Crisis of 1902.”
Theodore Roosevelt Association Journal
, winter 1989.
Murakata, Akiko. “Theodore Roosevelt and William Sturgis Bigelow: The Story of a Friendship.”
Harvard Library Bulletin
23.1 (1975).
Nikol, John, and Francis Holbrook. “Naval Operations in the Panama Revolution of 1903.”
American Neptune
38 (Oct. 1977).
Schoenberg, Philip E. “The American Reaction to the Kishinev Pogrom of 1903.”
American Jewish Historical Quarterly
, Mar. 1974.
Schoonover, Thomas. “Max Farrand’s Memorandum on the U.S. Role in the Panamanian Revolution of 1903.”
Diplomatic History
, fall 1988.
Wiebe, Robert H. “The Anthracite Coal Strike of 1902: A Record of Confusion.”
Mississippi Valley Historical Review
, Sept. 1961.
Ziglar, William L. “The Decline of Lynching in America.”
International Social Science Review
63 (1988).
M ISCELLANEOUS
Baer, George. “Statement Regarding the Anthracite Strike,” 10 June 1902. Copy in GWP.
Dunne, Finley Peter. “Remembrances.” Autobiographical fragment in FPD.
Eitler, A. T. “Philander Chase Knox.” Ph.D. diss. Catholic University, 1959.
Fletcher, William Glover. “Canal Site Diplomacy: A Study in American Political Geography.” Ph.D. diss. Yale University, 1940.
Forman, Henry J. “So Brief a Time.” Oral history conducted by Doyce B. Nunis, Department of Special Collections, Young Research Library, UCLA (1959–1960).
Hourihan, William J. “Roosevelt and the Sultans: The United States Navy in the Mediterranean, 1904.” Ph.D. diss. Northeastern University, 1975.
Lacey, Michael J. “The Mysteries of Earth-Making Dissolve: A Study of Washington’s Intellectual Community and the Origins of American Environmentalism in the Late Nineteenth Century.” Ph.D. diss. George Washington University, 1979.
Larsen, Peter. “Theodore Roosevelt and the Moroccan Crisis, 1904–1905.” Ph.D. diss. Princeton University, 1984.
Rinke, Stefan H. “Between Success and Failure: The Diplomatic Career of Ambassador Hermann Speck von Sternburg and German-American Relations, 1903–1908.” M.A. thesis. Bowling Green State University, 1989.
Shoemaker, Fred C. “Alton B. Parker: The Image of a Gilded Age Statesman in an Era of Progressive Politics.” M.A. thesis. Ohio State University, 1983.
Wheaton, James O. “The Genius and the Jurist: The Presidential Campaign of 1904.” Ph.D. diss. Stanford University, 1964.
NOTES
The names of Theodore and Edith Kermit Roosevelt are abbreviated below as TR and EKR.
Citations of the Washington
Evening Star
often imply official, if “off-the-record” authority, because that newspaper’s daily “At the White House” column amounted to a court circular for the Roosevelt Administration.
Except where otherwise indicated, all French translations are by the author. Quotations from oral sources—i.e., stenographic transcripts—have on rare occasions been repunctuated for clarity.
PROLOGUE: 14–16 SEPTEMBER 1901
1 THEODORE ROOSEVELT became For a day-by-day chronology of TR’s presidency, see the appendix of vols. 4 and 6 of TR,
The Letters of Theodore Roosevelt
, ed. Elting E. Morison (Cambridge, Mass., 1951–1954), 8 vols. (hereafter TR,
Letters)
.
2 He was bouncing This account of TR’s descent from Mount Marcy is based on the following sources: TR to John J. Leary, Leary Notebooks (TRC); Orin Kellogg [driver] interview, unidentified news clip (TRB); Mike Cronin [driver] interview, New
Johnson, Arthur M. “Theodore Roosevelt and the Bureau of Corporations.”
Mississippi Valley Historical Review
, Mar. 1959.
Livermore, Seward W. “Theodore Roosevelt, the American Navy, and the Venezuela Crisis of 1902–1903.”
American Historical Review
, Apr. 1946.
Meyer, Balthazar H. “A History of the Northern Securities Case.”
Bulletin of the University of Wisconsin Economics and Political Science Series
1.3 (1904–1906).
Morris, Edmund. “ ‘A Few Pregnant Days’: Theodore Roosevelt and the Venezuelan Crisis of 1902.”
Theodore Roosevelt Association Journal
, winter 1989.
Murakata, Akiko. “Theodore Roosevelt and William Sturgis Bigelow: The Story of a Friendship.”
Harvard Library Bulletin
23.1 (1975).
Nikol, John, and Francis Holbrook. “Naval Operations in the Panama Revolution of 1903.”
American Neptune
38 (Oct. 1977).
Schoenberg, Philip E. “The American Reaction to the Kishinev Pogrom of 1903.”
American Jewish Historical Quarterly
, Mar. 1974.
Schoonover, Thomas. “Max Farrand’s Memorandum on the U.S. Role in the Panamanian Revolution of 1903.”
Diplomatic History
, fall 1988.
Wiebe, Robert H. “The Anthracite Coal Strike of 1902: A Record of Confusion.”
Mississippi Valley Historical Review
, Sept. 1961.
Ziglar, William L. “The Decline of Lynching in America.”
International Social Science Review
63 (1988).
M ISCELLANEOUS
Baer, George. “Statement Regarding the Anthracite Strike,” 10 June 1902. Copy in GWP.
Dunne, Finley Peter. “Remembrances.” Autobiographical fragment in FPD.
Eitler, A. T. “Philander Chase Knox.” Ph.D. diss. Catholic University, 1959.
Fletcher, William Glover. “Canal Site Diplomacy: A Study in American Political Geography.” Ph.D. diss. Yale University, 1940.
Forman, Henry J. “So Brief a Time.” Oral history conducted by Doyce B. Nunis, Department of Special Collections, Young Research Library, UCLA (1959–1960).
Hourihan, William J. “Roosevelt and the Sultans: The United States Navy in the Mediterranean, 1904.” Ph.D. diss. Northeastern University, 1975.
Lacey, Michael J. “The Mysteries of Earth-Making Dissolve: A Study of Washington’s Intellectual Community and the Origins of American Environmentalism in the Late Nineteenth Century.” Ph.D. diss. George Washington University, 1979.
Larsen, Peter. “Theodore Roosevelt and the Moroccan Crisis, 1904–1905.” Ph.D. diss. Princeton University, 1984.
Rinke, Stefan H. “Between Success and Failure: The Diplomatic Career of Ambassador Hermann Speck von Sternburg and German-American Relations, 1903–1908.” M.A. thesis. Bowling Green State University, 1989.
Shoemaker, Fred C. “Alton B. Parker: The Image of a Gilded Age Statesman in an Era of Progressive Politics.” M.A. thesis. Ohio State University, 1983.
Wheaton, James O. “The Genius and the Jurist: The Presidential Campaign of 1904.” Ph.D. diss. Stanford University, 1964.
NOTES
The names of Theodore and Edith Kermit Roosevelt are abbreviated below as TR and EKR.
Citations of the Washington
Evening Star
often imply official, if “off-the-record” authority, because that newspaper’s daily “At the White House” column amounted to a court circular for the Roosevelt Administration.
Except where otherwise indicated, all French translations are by the author. Quotations from oral sources—i.e., stenographic transcripts—have on rare occasions been repunctuated for clarity.
PROLOGUE: 14–16 SEPTEMBER 1901
1 THEODORE ROOSEVELT became For a day-by-day chronology of TR’s presidency, see the appendix of vols. 4 and 6 of TR,
The Letters of Theodore Roosevelt
, ed. Elting E. Morison (Cambridge, Mass., 1951–1954), 8 vols. (hereafter TR,
Letters)
.
2 He was bouncing This account of TR’s descent from Mount Marcy is based on the following sources: TR to John J. Leary, Leary Notebooks (TRC); Orin Kellogg [driver] interview, unidentified news clip (TRB); Mike Cronin [driver] interview, New
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