William Loeb Jr Aides of Roosevelt Career Outline
William Loeb Jr born October 9 1866 in Albany to German parents. He trained in shorthand and journalism before law reporting and politics. He served as official stenographer to the Albany Assembly, private secretary to New York Republican leaders, and held key roles for Theodore Roosevelt as governor, then President and Assistant Secretary.
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New York Independent
Illiam Loeb, JR
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Roosevelt
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Old Southern cookery and the nostalgia of open fireplaces
The Richmond Dispatch muses on restoring antebellum kitchens with open fireplaces, grease and ash from traditional cooking, and a dream of savory breakfasts with 18 rolls and six eggs. It contrasts past appetite and current digestion, longing for a rural Virginia house, mint bed, icehouse, and gardens to evoke a bygone era.
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Richmond Dispatch
Lost in Nubian Desert Ends in Mutual Aid
Colonel Damreil recounts a perilous Nubian desert trek from Korosko toward Absoh facing scorching sirocco and deadly solitude. A Nubian slave shares water and life, then saves the colonel with a shot deer. the pair endure fever, delirium, and companionship until survival hinges on their bond.
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Birthplace of Iron Industry in Saugus and Lynn
The article discusses the Saugus Iron Works established in 1642 as the first successful ironworks in the United States, located on the Saugus River head of navigation. It notes the 3000 acre tract that now covers Lynn and surrounding towns and references local industrial history and related topics.
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Watch made for Charles I found in Philadelphia home
A Philadelphia Record note says a hand crafted silver and copper case watch made for King Charles I remains in a local resident’s possession. The ornate device includes a silver bell, musical alarm, and leather cover. after years idle it now runs well under the care of a local expert.
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