Bowen Says Loomis Dishonest With Accusations Of Bribery
Former diplomat Bowen recounts rumors of Loomis's alleged private deals in Caracas, claims a Washington offer for promotion was a bribe, and describes State Department support and later dismissal. He cites documents and letters tying Loomis to asphalt interests and disputed settlements, urging a full impartial inquiry.
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Caracas
Bowen
Department of State
Washington
Loomis
Venezuela
United States
Bermudez Asphalt Company
State Department
Castro
Legation
Mercado
F. B. Loomis
Mr. Bowen
Charles R. Mayers
Francis B. Loomis
Omis
Roosevelt Made Doctor of Laws Visits Holy Cross School
President Theodore Roosevelt receives LL D degrees at Williams College and Holy Cross in Worcester Massachusetts. He praises President Wright and Dr Mabie and greets oarsmen before continuing to Williamstown. A woman is arrested for attempting to contact him with verse.
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George Harris
Amherst College
Hamilton W. Mabie
Wright
Roosevelt
President Hall
Worcester
Mabie
Hoar
Dr. Mabie
Senator Hoar
Hall
Holy Cross College
Holy Cross
Gales Ferry
Conn
Yale
Harvard
Red Top
Connecticut
New London
Theodore Roosevelt
Gales’ Ferry
Taft
Jennie G. Hirsch
Union Railroad
Miss Hirsch
Hanselmann
Moody Rejects Advice Of Cincinnati Counsel
President Roosevelt endorses Paul Morton as future chair of the Equitable Life board while Moody and Harmon Judson resign from the rebated railroad case. The letters reveal disagreements over contempt proceedings against the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe and related parties. Roosevelt upholds Morton and defends not pursuing individual officers.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Roosevelt
Paul Morton
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Company
Navy
Equitable Life Assurance Society
New York
Morton
Department of Justice
Messrs. Harmon
Judson
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Moody
Colorado Fuel
International Harvester
Messrs
Harmon
Colorado
Railway Company
Santa Fe
el Paso
Tex
Deming
N. M
United States
Kansas City
Atchison, Topeka, & Santa Fe Company
Biddle
Harmon and Judson
Cincinnati
White House
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Western
International Harvester Company
Atchison
Colorado Fuel Company
Commission
Harvester
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt
William H. Moody
Atchison Road
Another Cure by Cuticura Remedies
Captain W. S. Graham of Mading West Virginia writes in June 1864 that after long sores on his face and back doctors warned of blood poison or barbers itch but Cuticura Soap and Ointment healed him. He praises the treatment and notes his skin now looks clear.
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Soves
W. S. Graham
Eoff
Still Another Cure Claims Cure by Cuticura
Mr H J Spalding of 104 Worth Street New York says his neck sores and spreading scalp disease vanished after using Cuticura. He reports relief from itching and inflammation and regrowth of hair to a healthy state.
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H. J. Spalding
W.rogth St
New York City
Cure for Ulcers Promised by Cuticura Endorser
For over thirty years I suffered from painful ulcers and eruption from my knees to my feet until I took Cuticura which cured me in six months. Signed M. C. Moss Gainesville Tex. A second line mentions Kane Sop promoting Bentone Bobe Bend to cure gumour.
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M. C. Moss
Gainesville
Tex
Kane
Ohio Music Teachers Association Holds 23rd Convention
The twenty third annual Ohio Music Teachers Association convention opened at the Board of Trade Auditorium in Columbus with President John S Vanclere of Cincinnati presiding and Secretary of State Laylin welcoming delegates. An hour long piano recital by George Schneider of Cincinnati followed, with remarks and musical numbers by notable educators and performers from Akron Cleveland Columbus Piqua Troy Cincinnati Dayton Wooster Italy and more.
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Commercial Tribune. Com
Ohio Music Teachers’ Association
Board of Trade
John S. Vanclere
Cincinnati
Laylin
Philip Wertheimer
George Schneider
L. N. Glover
Akron
James McCombs
Columbus
Marie Earl Parr
Cleveland
A. H. Vance
Troy
E. W. Barnes
Piqua
David Davis
Charles Sumner
Albert Gehring
Alice Speaks
Charles EB. Holstein
Amy Engler
Dayton
Irma Wright Helms
Italy
Elizabeth Thompson Wilson
Edna B. Riggs
Wooster
Franc Ziegler
Katherine Gleason
German Synod Opens in Detroit With 700 Delegates
The German Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Missouri Ohio and Other States convened in Detroit with a service at Emanuel Church. Rev Peter Brand of Pittsburg preached the synodical sermon and Dr Franz Pieper of St Louis presided as moderator. A total of 700 delegates is expected including one from Berlin Germany.
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Commercial Tribune
Detroit
Mich
German Evangelical Lutheran Synod of
Missouri
Ohio
Emanuel Church
Peter Brand
Pittsburg
Franz Pieper
St. Louis
Berlin
Germany
Taft Declares Union Bridge Obstruction to River Traffic
Secretary Taft refused to reopen the hearing on the Union Bridge controversy at Pittsburg. He ruled the bridge an unreasonable obstruction to the navigation of the Alleghany River.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Taft Today
Pittsburg
Alleghany River
Boxmakers Elect Officers at Western Cigar Box Meet
At the Western Cigar Box Manufacturers Association annual meeting in St Paul on June 21 W. H. Wilson of St Paul was elected president. E. H. Defebaugh of Louisville was re-elected secretary and treasurer. Delegates voted to hold the third and final meeting of the year in October in Chicago.
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Commercial Tribune
Paul
Minn
Roosevelt Arrives at Williams College for Commencement Visit
President Roosevelt reaches Williams College in Williamstown at 6 30 pm greeted by President Henry Hopkins and the student body. Rain subsides as crowds cheer while dignitaries Joseph H Choate Elihu Root and Morris K Jesup meet him at Hopkins home for a late evening reception before the commencement exercises at 11 am tomorrow in the Congregational Church.
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Williams
Williamstown
Williams College
Henry Hopkins
Roosevelt
Worcester
Hopkins
President Hopkins’ House
Joseph H. Choate
Elihor Root
Morris K. Jesup
New York
President
Congregational Church
Woodmen Elect Officers at Milwaukee Camp Session
The head camp of the Modern Woodmen of America held its sessions in Milwaukee on June 21 with most top posts re elected. Head Consul A R Talbot of Lincoln Nebraska Head Adviser Dan B Horn Davenport Iowa Head Clerk Major Charles W Hawes Rock Island Illinois Head Banker S McNieder Mason City Iowa were chosen.
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Commercial Tribune
Milwaukee
Wis
Woodmen of America
A. R. Talbot
Lincoln
Nebraska
Dan B. Horn
Davenport
Charles W. Hawes
Rock Island
S. McNieder
Mason City
Tufts Honors Takahira With Doctor of Laws Degree
Medford Mass June 21 Tufts College marks its fiftieth anniversary by granting an honorary Doctor of Laws to Kogero Takahira the Japanese minister and Governor W L Douglas both receiving the degree in a commemorative ceremony.
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Tufts College
Medford
Mass
Kogero Takahira
W. L. Douglas
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