Spicola, Charles

John A. Gable opens this edition of the “News and Notes” column by quoting extensively from an article in Psychohistory Review by Kathleen Dalton that addresses why Theodore Roosevelt was so popular with the American people. He talks about Roosevelt related gatherings in Buffalo, New York, Tampa, Florida, and Harvard University, and he notes the winner of the Theodore Roosevelt Association Essay Contest at Long Island University. Gable notes one of his recent speaking engagements and closes with a further endorsement of Frederick W. Marks’s study of Roosevelt’s diplomacy, Velvet on Iron.

Collection

Theodore Roosevelt Association Journal

Creation Date

1980

Notice about a parade marking the eightieth anniversary of the arrival of the First United States Volunteer Cavalry Regiment in Tampa, Florida, in 1898. The article notes that three hundred Rough Rider reenactors arrived in Tampa by train. It notes some of the groups that took part in the parade and cites the local organizers of the event.

An advertisement for the Roosevelt Savings Bank which includes a listing of its various branch offices in the New York City area is found on the bottom third of the page.

Collection

Theodore Roosevelt Association Journal