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T.R. [Theodore Roosevelt] receiving congratulations (LOC)

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  • Rob Ketcherside said:
    Theodoore Roosevelt... but congratulations for what? During the 1912 Republican presidential primary? After splitting from Republicans and creating the Progressive Party? After surviving a bullet wound and delivering a ninety minute speech?
  • steveartist said:
    If you would like to learn about what a racist (real meaning of the word), xenophobic bastard that Teddy Roosevelt was, read THE IMPERIAL CRUISE by James Bradley. It will make your blood absolutely BOIL to learn about how this single jerk set the curve for the Second World War in the Pacific, the Communist Revolution in China and the wars in Korea and Vietnam. Not to mention how we slaughtered Filipinos and others under his presidencies. A must read for all Americans. After reading this amazing book, I think that his image should be blasted off of Mount Rushmore.

Roosevelt at Oyster Bay (LOC)

from The Library of Congress

  • rjhyden said:
    What a man ! Say what you will, he had a guts aplenty.

Bull Mooser (LOC)

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  • Nathan Adams said:
    But where's Teddy?!
  • cotinis said:
    A "Bull Mooser" was a supporter of the Progressive Party, important in the 1912 Presidential election.
  • Matthew Brown said:
    And the 2-8-8-0 locomotive arrangement was known as the "Bull Moose". I'd never heard of the political connection, but the name probably came from it (it was the most powerful type of locomotive at the time).
  • Scintillating Self said:
    4th man from the left is Louis Hill, son of James J. Hill most likely taken same time and place as LC-B2- 2527-14 Saint Paul Minnesota Union Depot