Roosevelt letter on appointing colored men to office in South Carolina
President Roosevelt defends merit over race in federal appointments, arguing he has appointed white and colored men based on character and ability rather than color. He cites examples in Mississippi Alabama and Washington and states he will not ban colored candidates where they are qualified. He asserts opposition to a policy that bars colored men from office and urges acceptance of upright citizens of any race who meet standards.
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White House
Washington
Ander
Crum
South Carolina
Audi
Pute
Crimea
Init
Mississippi
Alabama
Charleston
Thad
District of Columbia
Imade
Pennsylvania
North
South
Tom
Jabal
New York
College Athletic Board meeting sets big questions for nine colleges
Chicago representatives from nine Midwest colleges including Chicago, Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Northwestern and Purdue met at the Victoria Hotel. Chair Prof Barton led discussions on extending four year eligibility and permitting baseball, with no decisive action by late today. Also notes Mont Pele erupting near Martinique reported by the Yare arrival.
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Chicago
Middle West
College Athletic Board
Univeraitien
Michigan
Wircopa
Minnesota
Towa
Helinois
Indinni
Northwestern
Purdue
Victoria Hotel
A. A. Blarr
Lone
Minbigag
Chas
Stichter
Wisconsin
Jones
Minnesotay
W. Wilcox
Iowa
F. J. Barton
Illiais
Samson
Indiana
F. Long
Moran
Barton
Iols University
Eel Mont Pele
Coinage Trends Across the Mint Industry Report
The Mint director notes rising demand for small denomination coins and limited gold coinage. Philadelphia and San Francisco expand capacity, Denver to open, while New Orleans may cease operations. Domestic use favors certificates over coinage, with bullion stocks steadily depleting.
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George
Ladelphia
New Gr. Jeans
Aan Pranciaco
Porontz
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Denver
Jn Alino
New Orleans
San Fran
Cisco
Denver Mint
Colorado
Treamary Wolde
Ture
Wa hiawa Water Co Incorporation Filed in Warawa District
Articles of incorporation for Wa hiawa Water Co with capital of 100 filed with the Teassurer Cooper. Company organized to develop water resources for farmers and a sugar plantation in the Warawa district, capital 270000 with 71,000,000 optional. B. D. Tenney the largest shareholder with 1278 shares. other holders Byron C. Clark L. G. Ki Noms C. M. Cooke W. W. Godale and W. A. Bowen. Tenney to president and Bowen as secretary treasurer. Land grants dated April 6, 101 referenced for Waiuis Agricultural and Une Mawallan Feast & Plant Company use.
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Wa+hiawa Water Co
Teassurer
Cooper
Wablawa
Walatua
B. D. Tenney
Byron C. Clark
L. G. Ki
Heeuse
Lincoln Beside Lee Portrait Hung in Hall of Fame
The Mississippi Hall of Fame will add a Ming Lingole portrait beside Robert E. Lee. The portrait was furnished by Robert T. Lincoln of Chicago in response to a local appeal and will be placed alongside Lee’s, as The Bulletin promotes its strong daily coverage and printing services.
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Jackson
Ming
Lingole
Mississippi Hall of Fame
Robert T. Lincoln
Chicago
Rober K. Lee
Bulletin
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Theodore Roosevelt
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Martinique
Annual Mint Report OF
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TEL
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Metropolitan Meat Company, Ltd
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May & Co
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Painter Me
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Warawa Water Charter
Zealandia
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Salters’ Grocery
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Taportere
Oahu
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Fred Harrison
TA Main 18
M. Phillips & Co
Queen Ete
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