Culture

Creation Date

1914-01-31

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Ethics in Japan

Article discusses Japanese industrial power and culture.

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Creation Date

1911-11-05

Creator(s)

unknown

In Chile: First Impressions. The Army and Navy; A Chilean Ranch

As part of his series of articles on South America for The Outlook, Theodore Roosevelt discusses the activities, sights, politics in Chile. Photographs are included and the article is incomplete.

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Creation Date

1914-04-25

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On the way to the Andes

As part of his series of articles on South America for The Outlook, Theodore Roosevelt discusses the University in Cordoba, Argentina, and Cordoba’s school system, agriculture, events and politics.

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Creation Date

1914-04-18

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In the Argentine, The Ranch Country; A Trading City; Sub-Tropical Argentine

In this article from his series on South America for The Outlook, Theodore Roosevelt discusses Argentine countryside, economics of large estates, Rosario, Tucuman, education and factories.

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Creation Date

1914-04-11

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Buenos Aires: A fine modern capital

Article written by Theodore Roosevelt for The Outlook discusses his experiences in Buenos Aires, Argentina. The article includes photographs taken by the Buenos Aires periodical De Caras y Caretas.

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Creation Date

1914-03-28

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Montevideo

Theodore Roosevelt writes an article about his trip to Montevideo, Uruguay. Many pictures of the sights in Montevideo are included.

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Creation Date

1914-02-28

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In southernmost Brazil

Article written for The Outlook magazine, the seventh in a series of articles written by Theodore Roosevelt about his travels in South America. In this article he discusses the southern Brazilian state of Rio Grande do Sul. Includes photographs, some taken by Roosevelt’s secretary Frank Harper.

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Creation Date

1914-02-14

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In southern Brazil

Article written for The Outlook magazine, the sixth in a series of articles written by Theodore Roosevelt about his travels in South America. In this article Roosevelt describes the Brazilian states of Parana´ and Santa Catarina.
In Parana´ he visited an old friend and cattleman from the American West, Murdo Mackenzie. In Santa Catarina he met many new settlers, many of them from western Europe.

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Creation Date

1914-02-07

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In Rio de Janiero

Article written for The Outlook magazine, the fourth in a series of articles written by Theodore Roosevelt about his travels in South America. In this article he discusses Rio de Janiero, Brazil. Pictures of famous sites are included.

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Creation Date

1914-01-24

Nueva vida internacional-Editorial de La Prensa

This article is a response to “La Prensa” editorial regarding Americans not understanding South America. Source of article is uknown.

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Creation Date

1913

Creator(s)

Unknown

Rio de Janiero

Article written for The Outlook magazine, the third in a series of articles written by Theodore Roosevelt about his travels in South America. In this article he discusses Rio de Janiero, Brazil.

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Creation Date

1913-12-20

An ancient Brazilian city

Article written for The Outlook magazine, the second in a series of articles written by Theodore Roosevelt about his travels in South America. In this article he discusses the Brazilian city of Bahia.

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Creation Date

1913-12-13

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Mr. Roosevelt in Montevideo

Article describes Theodore Roosevelt’s activities in Montevideo, Uruguay. Details Roosevelt’s speech at luncheon, held at English Club, Ateneo.

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Creation Date

1913-11-05

Creator(s)

Unknown

Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Elihu Root

President Roosevelt is pleased to hear of Secretary of State Root’s interest in the establishment of a National Federation of Arts. Roosevelt feels that such an organization would be very beneficial to the public and development of American culture, and pledges his support.

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Creation Date

1908-04-30

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Telegram from Theodore Roosevelt to Clarence Ransom Edwards

President Roosevelt expresses his pleasure to Clarence Ransom Edwards about the opening of the Philippines Exhibition at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition in Saint Louis, Missouri.

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Creation Date

1904-06-17

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Letter from Florence Bayard Lockwood La Farge to Theodore Roosevelt

Florence Bayard Lockwood La Farge replies to President Roosevel’s recent letter about books, and agrees with him on what he has written about Jane Addams. She believes that Addams’s arguments are not well thought out. La Farge wishes that emigration could stop for five years while the United States assimilates its citizens into a more unified whole. She recommends the book The World Machine by Carl Snyder.

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La Farge, Florence Bayard Lockwood, 1864-1944

Creation Date

1908-02-20

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Letter from Elihu Root to Lawrence F. Abbott

Secretary of War Root discusses the allegations against General Leonard Wood. Root explains Wood’s situation in Cuba, including elements of Cuban culture, and his own deliberations regarding Wood’s actions. He also quotes telegrams sent by Cuban citizens in support of Wood and American leadership.

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