Frederick Carpenter Taft aide eyed as future White House fixer
Frederick Warmer Carpenter, eight years as Taft's private secretary, is described as slim yet steel minded and relentlessly hardworking. The piece portrays him as the likely secretary to the president, managing confidential family and government business, and coordinating high level communications and travel while remaining unflappable.
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Washington
White House
Fred Carpenter
Carpenter
Loeb
Cortelyou
McKinley
Lamont
Grover Cleveland
John Hay
Lincoln
United States
Frederick Warmer Carpenter
Taft
Effi
Arpenter
Judge Taft
Hong Kong
Mter
War Department
San Francisco
Philippine Commission
Golden Gate
Matt” Carpenter
California
Minnesota
The Stomach As A Churn And Its Ills
An advertisement-style essay likens the stomach to a churn and argues that a foul stomach taints the body. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for indigestion headaches and skin problems, claiming it cleanses bad blood and improves appetite. Free booklet offered by mail from Buffalo New York.
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Dr. Pierce
V.pierce
Buffalo, N
Governor Fort Criticizes New Jersey Voting Machines
Trenton December 31 Governor Fort denounces New Jersey voting machines costing 182 500 and 355 units. He endorses a voter friendly design with per candidate buttons and shutters to prevent straight ticket coercion and urges smaller election districts to speed results. He opposes the sunset election law and advocates amendment to set 400 votes per district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
New Jersey
Fort
London Poor Appeal For Their Very Lives
London reports the severest England winter in years with 826345 aid recipients and thousands more not yet seeking help. Unemployment soars as building work ends, charities are overwhelmed, and cold streets fill with starving, homeless families and rioting beggars. Police struggle to curb clashes as crowds confront the well dressed at theatres.
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London
England
Larceny Charge In Newark Arrest Of Rail Company Employee
Herbert Madigan of Catherine Street Newark is wanted on larceny charges after breaking into a Pennsylvania Railroad car at the transfer yard in Newark and stealing a large sum. He was arrested last night by Sergeant Reilly and Officer Ulrich of the First Precinct and removed to the Essex County seat by a detective.
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Newark
Pennsylvania Road Company
Shoor
Herbert Madigan
Catherine Street
Essex County
Madigan
Pennsylvania Railroad
Reilly
Omcer Ulrich
First Precinct
Local Guardsmen Drill In Trenton Armory
Companies C and I of this city joined the Second Regiment National Guard of New Jersey in a regimental drill at Trenton Armory. Major William B. Martin led them in a two straight regiment drill as preparation for the Governor's review set for January 19.
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Trenton
National Guard of New Jersey
William B. Martin
Still Alarm Fire At 82 Magnolia Avenue
A still alarm reported this morning at Engine 5 for a minor house fire at 82 Magnolia Avenue owned and occupied by J oin Barry. Firemen extinguished the blaze with extinguishers after the parlor floor under the stove ignited. damage described as slight.
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Engine 5
Oin J. Barry
Magnolia Avenue
No. 5
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Artistic
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Arved
Mission
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Mission Clocks
Petty’s
Wright
Petty
Houbigant
Pharmacy
Prudential Building
Wouter
Wonder Worker
Graham & McCloskey Co
Fred B. Bassett
Phoenix
Madras
Sternberg , CO
Market St
J.wiss & Sons
Bootes
Purity Bakery
E.grand St
Broad
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