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Theodore Roosevelt became the United State's 26th President after the death of William McKinley in 1901, and was re-elected in 1904. McKinley, born in Manhattan, served as governor of New York before becoming Vice President and President of the country. Roosevelt died in Oyster Bay, on Long Island, in 1919 at the age of 60. He is the country's only President to hail from Long Island.
Theodore Roosevelt became the United State's 26th President after the death of William McKinley in 1901, and was re-elected in 1904. McKinley, born in Manhattan, served as governor of New York before becoming Vice President and President of the country. Roosevelt died in Oyster Bay, on Long Island, in 1919 at the age of 60. He is the country's only President to hail from Long Island.
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Restaurant Review: Kettle Hill ably rides the farm-to-table wave
If you want a glimpse into the near future of contemporary American dining, head down to Power Plant Live, where a promising new restaurant named Kettle Hill has put down stakes. It's a farm-to-table restaurant for the century's second decade. If the...
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Romney: The ideal foil for Democrats' class warfare campaign
It was going to happen anyway, but Mitt Romney's wealth and history as a healer of troubled corporations doubly assures that this year's presidential campaign will see a return in spades to good old "class warfare." David Axelrod, President Obama's chief...
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Delmarva's natural areas sustain local economies, report says
The Delmarva Peninsula's natural areas are more than just pretty sights to look at - they're a major source of income and employment for Eastern Shore communities, according to a new report. The report, released today by the Theodore Roosevelt...
Tags: Dorchester County, Recreational and Sporting Goods Industry, Conservation, Hunting, Rentals
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Kettle Hill announces opening date at Power Plant Live
The Baltimore SunKettle Hill has announced an opening date. Inspired, its operators say, by the life and spirit of Theodore Roosevelt, Kettle Hill will open on April 20 on Market Place as the anchor restaurant in the Power Plant Live complex. The restaurant’s...Tags: Bars and Clubs, Brian Swanson, Dining and Drinking, Hampden, Restaurants
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Table Talk: Teddy Roosevelt inspires new Power Plant restaurant
Kettle Hill has announced an opening date.
Inspired, its operators say, by the life and spirit of Theodore Roosevelt, Kettle Hill will open April 20 on Market Place as the anchor restaurant in the Power Plant Live complex. The restaurant's name is...Tags: Brian Swanson, Dining and Drinking, Foods and Beverages, Salads, Restaurants
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Obama's calm is needed to balance the hotheads calling for war with Iran
For op-ed writer Robert O. Freedman, it's not a question of if Israel is to launch an attack on Iran, but when ("Is reelection driving Obama's Israel policy?" March 7). I am tired of the hawks' view that every Middle Eastern episode of tension can be...Tags: Bashar Assad, Petroleum Industry, Iran, Israel, George Bush
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The Titanic: '...a finite mind cannot measure the Infinite'
There weren't any Harford County residents aboard the Titanic, or at least local newspaper accounts and obituaries published in the days and weeks following the sinking of the great ship in 1912 don't indicate anyone local perished, or was even aboard....
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Ruth L. Thomas, philanthropist
Ruth L. Thomas, whose philanthropic interests ranged from medical and educational institutions to helping newly arrived immigrants, died Wednesday of complications from a stroke at Springhouse Assisted-Living in Pikesville.
Mrs. Thomas would have...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Frederick (Frederick, Maryland), World War II (1939-1945), Leonard Bernstein, Colleges and Universities
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Forget 'hope' -- in 2012, Obama goes for cynicism
In 2007, then-Sen. Barack Obama insisted that the coming presidential primary and general election campaigns "shouldn't be about making each other look bad, they should be about figuring out how we can all do some good for this precious country of ours....Tags: The New York Times, Executive Branch, George Bush, The Washington Post, Roosevelt
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In Kansas speech, Obama finally finds his voice
The general rap against the Occupy Wall Street movement is that it has no clear leadership or goals. And a complaint of some Democrats against President Obama is that he hasn't found a way to get in front of it and harness its energy to work for his re-...Tags: Woodrow Wilson, Joe Biden, Occupy Wall Street, Democratic Party, Companies and Corporations
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Baltimore vs. DC hoops challenge this weekend
For 15 years the best girls and boys basketball teams in Baltimore City have tipped off against the best of Washington, D.C. in early December. To see some of the best public school basketball of the young season, head over to Lake Clifton Friday and...Tags: Woodrow Wilson, Calvin Coolidge, Basketball
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Roundup: No. 4 Dunbar boys win basketball opener
Host Dunbar proved it deserved its No. 4 ranking with its very first game Tuesday. Evan Singletary scored a game-high 21 points, and the Poets beat Theodore Roosevelt (D.C.), 65-50. Dunbar split its offense between set half-court plays and a full-...Tags: Basketball
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