New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-28
MR.. ROOSEVELT FIFTY
Messages of Congratuldtion Ram
Upon White House.
rrrou The Trteune Rurcau.l

vssn,nr1on Oct E.-Presents. flowers and hun
e--ds OF kilograms OF coagratulaticn from all
-a-4s cf the worid made the hftieth birthday OF
President Roosevelt pleasant Outside OF
these manifestations OF hearty good VIII and best
wishes the day was without event The President
went horseback riding this afternoon and tonight
.ook dinner with his family without guests being
present
King Edward sent OF the nrst Of The con
srRsulstory messages -ec~fved. II said;
request that you will accept my cordial con-
OSCILLATIONS upon the occasion Of your birthday;
together with my best wishes for your welfare and
prosperity
Governor Hughes OF New York from Catss1n,
\. Y telegrephed:
Ny hearties1 congratulations and most cordial
regards.
Archbishop Ireland. from 81. Paul MINI. sent
this message
Reg Leave S2 o man yqn more my snn n9sT S ave
lowed you IN services Of your country and Of
humanity
From England. whiteIaw Reid American Annbas-
sado- 10 Great Britain. sent the following:
ConEratgation on finishing the first half century
with great record The past Al least is secure
Similar messages were received from many per
sons. including Father John c. York. OF Hunting
ton. " Y: Father Walter ! Power. OF Oyster Bay;
William Abrehsrns president Of the Clothing Asso-
cation % Philadelphia; Rabb! Ab-am LdpPrnan. Of
Pfttsburs. :. Edwin Browne national commander
Of the Army and Navy Cniou. at Baltimore; Henry
Fr1ehrer president Of the Brooklyn Arion Society;
8 committee OF the enlisted force OF the navy at
Newport r I Karl BUenE German Consul Gen
e-aI az New York: the Rev Dr. John Wesley Hill,
OF New York jose Y. Fernandez, Consul General
Of the Argentine Republic at New York; Juan J. J.
TIloa Consul General OF Costa Rica at New York;
Charles 8. Francis % Troy, " 7. American Am
bassador TO Austria-Hungary. c. A. Leav1tt- pres
ide-t OF the Hunters Reform Club, Of Tanners
vile. y. =. the senior class OF the Rye IN v
Seminary: Governor J Franklin Fort Of New Jer-
sev: Nj and Mrs A L Cheney. Of Oyster Bay;
Phil G-oer-es president OF the Hunnsruecker We
rein. CT Milwaukee and J. NJ Studebaker, South
Bend Ind
Representatives OF the Hungarian Republican
Cub Of New York, which every year sends a dele
CATION here upon the occasion OF the birthday OF
ne President. made The annual visit to-day and
renewed their hearty greetings The delegation
consisted Of Marcus Braun Dr.. Adolph / Eich-
ho-n. A-n7ld solyo. stguund Neustadt and Emile
Kiss. AS spokesman for the party Mr.. Braun made
ne following address:
III. President: We are here again TO congratu-
-z-e you upon yoU- birthday and TO give express
s57r 70 heartfelt hopes that 6 kind Providence
-sz- sor mar Years. 70 cong way beyond and
II The FIST instance pay our tribute OF ADM,
ration and reverence and sTattuoe ana s[esIn i q
zCc Soo9 ano generoos 20 DC ItT1bo1I+ saving
and are not q biz ashamed 10 confess that et
: t6e sunshine q your Presidential greatness
F5o1-ever ny associates mere and the American,
sentiment instructed TO tell
-ov that tie q affection binding Us % You are
~ rooted II the soil wherein hero worship grows
Va admire VIZ for having given 70 the people OF
--e United States something worth " ole 70 ngnt
h. polls. and within q week from To-Day
--0--- s-Irre-ely fitted friend and Co-EorkeTs
T-Ege TAFT VIII been trfur1pfa1tiy eiected
q Tou- successor. and the policies lnausurateo p
W, vii have the chance 70 become q part ana
Ts-ceI the marrow and sinew, Of the nauons 20
f--i~aI economical and moral life
We aS--5-e YOU for having aroused the oetCeE sen
q human nature. admire you toT having mere
re T--Tte5 states. which Is looked upon by HI
re-fs1s and prs c-icsl politics. made ts HePoll-
- Ter-E n continue rs historic mission and 70
i-s--eha high ie-5lis-lc principles upon rs banner
Il he name Of the Hungarian Repuoiican CI0D OF
re t-srv q New York give expression 70 LlS
Se--s--e-- which from tbs very depths OF
or hearts. Cod bless you Mr. Roosevelt eod
b.ess you and yoUrs-
Newport p I Oct "A telegram was Fece1veo
here tonight from President Roosevelt in reply 70
= oongratulatory message from the enlisted men
n re training and torpedo stations today on the
occasion q the fitch anniversary OF the Presi-
5e--'s birth The telegram addressed 70 Hear
admiral Merrill president Of The Naval Var Col
leEe and IS follows
~ zr ne -a-ulations there vas none ! sP-
--zr4s4a= more han this one from ne enlisted
go = tie navy Newport and through you
=e=F-e MS Telegram re made PUBIC. WIN TIE
ess--srces q ny warm thanks.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT