Major White and medical staff, 8th Regt. of Colored men
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Company of Colored troops equipped with Lewis machine guns, 8th Illinois Inf.
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"Sally in our Alley."
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Giving the children their suppers
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A clean jump
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The famous American Bison that once roamed in countless thousands over our vast prairies, Cal.
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The "New South"
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The pride of the family
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Machine Gun Co., Chicago Regiment of Colored Soldiers, 8th Illinois Infantry
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Transports leaving Tampa for Cuba
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One stick of gum for two
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Romeo and Juliet
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Ladies change
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The pastoral visit
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Free and happy in his crude prosperity--life in the sand belt of North Carolina
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[Two Negroes leaning over a log]
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The colored school, Charleston, S.C., U.S.A.
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Troop A, Ninth U.S. Cavalry - famous Indian fighters
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"Watermelon sweet..."
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[Large buck deer standing on rock projecting from cliff]
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Common red fox [stuffed along with an owl, another bird and a young fox]
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A rural "beauty"
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"A study in black & white"
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"To whom much has been given much shall be expected" President Roosevelt to students at James Millikin University, Decatur, Illinois, June 4th 1903.
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Woodrow Wilson, Democratic nominee for President, after his speech of acceptance delivered at Sea Girt, N.J.
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President Roosevelt entering America's wonderland - at Mammoth Hot Springs, Yellowstone Park
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Away from the cares of state - President Roosevelt ready to enter Yellowstone Park
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President Roosevelt and Major Pitcher before Liberty Cap - a long extinct geyser at Yellowstone Park
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President Roosevelt and Major Pitcher before Liberty Cap - a long extinct geyser at Yellowstone Park
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President and Mrs. Taft leaving the Capitol to head the parade to the White House [March 4, 1909]
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