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Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1907

Page

3

Life of Leader in the Isle of Pines

A compact feature portrays life of a prominent Isle of Pines leader. It sketches a romantic, remarkable career and hints at a dreamlike, adventurous journey through colonial settings and political challenges.

The Isle OF Pines

Isle of Pines fight and a vanished gift watch tale

A long feature blends the Pablo Pines dispute with Sam Pearcy and his brother Josiah Pearcy shaping the Isle of Pines fate. It recounts Pearcy’s Cuban land deals and battles with authorities, his wartime past, and ties to political figures, plus a note about a $2,700 Swiss watch gifted to Thomas A. Edison and the owner’s odd care for it.

Hy Prederick Haskin Prete Sory Sam J. Pearcy Josiah I. Pearcy Sammy Pearcy of Pines McKinley Secretary Errect Roosevelt Root Pearcy Sam Pearcy Tennesee T. J. Thomas Taabella Alfonso Tennessee DE V Thomas Tennessee State Penintiary Josiah L. Pearcy Sam Joe Dr. Thomas Spain Lalboa Madrid Sam Peavcy Havaii Cuba Isle of Mines Europe New York Tele of Pines Company Eee Josiah J. Pearcy James D. Richardson Jeader House Isle of Pines Senator Morgan Senate Morgan George Washington Franklin Thomas A. Futlson Eudixon

Signing the Mail in Cabinet Offices Reveals Practice

Washington March 33 The secretary signs mail between 3 and 4 PM as cabinet officers avoid the labor of signing every document. An anecdote shows a secretary almost signing his resignation by mistake due to a hidden mark on the envelope. The piece notes varied signing practices and the reliance on capable subordinates.

Washington, D secuLrry Tersenger Lyman Gage Leslie M. Shaw Elihu Root E. Root James Rudolph Garfield John Wanamaker Henry B. Payne George Bruce Cortelyon Charles Emory Smith Philadelphia Press Chas BE. Smith Smith Perry Heath Congress White House

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