Achievements of Seven Years Continued From Page Three
The article discusses burdens under the amended national bank act including the prompt revision of emergency currency worth hundreds of millions, reflecting financial policy changes and their impact.
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Roosevelt Era Reforms Span Cuba to Panama Canal
The Roosevelt administration oversaw Cuba’s civil government, Philippines reforms, and the Panama Canal project. It unified militia with the regular army, expanded naval and land defenses, and reorganized navy bureaus and boards to improve efficiency and national power.
Cure Dis Covered D D D Prescription for Eczema
Testimonial from F C Entriken of Moline Illinois praising D D D Prescription for eczema relief after decades of failure with other treatments. Claims instant relief and complete cure within a month.Promotes pamphlets on skin diseases and invites readers to visit Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store for details.
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Roosevelt era reshaped navy gains and gunnery gains
Secretary Truman Newberry highlights Theodore Roosevelt’s influence on the U S Navy elevating its status to a world power through personnel reform pay raises modernized administration and a new competitive gunnery system that boosted heavy gun efficiency and revealed cost insights from the Connecticut’s world cruise
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Progress in Federal Law Enforcement Under Roosevelt Admin
The department of justice has expanded its scope and duties over seven and a half years, moving toward a central, unified approach to enforcing federal laws. Public focus on anti trust and interstate commerce has been prominent, but the growth encompasses more than these areas as the department adapts to a larger national framework.
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Navy Yard
Roosevelt
United States
Department
Navy Yards
Bureau of Construction
Bureaus of
Bureau of Equipment
Bureau of Navigation
Navy
Naval Administration
General Board
Board of Construction
Department of Justice
Interior Department
Arizona
Congress
Public Land Commission
West
Interior
Agricultural Department
Forest Service
Department of Commerce and Labor
Public Service
Bureau of Immigration and Naturalization
Bureau of Corporations
Bureau of Labor
Bureau of Statistics
Bureau of Manufactures
Bureau of the Census
Steamboat Inspection Service
Light House Establishment
Bureau of Fisheries
Coast and Geodectic Survey
Bureau of Standards
Washington
American Federation of Labor
Keeps Dowels Open Free Health Advice Laxative Ad
An advertisement extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as the best remedy for constipation. It offers a free test bottle by mail and cites examples from Eaton Rapids Michigan and Lebanon Tennessee. It emphasizes the product as a liquid laxative tonic and invites readers to request medical guidance at no charge.
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W. D. Fuller
Eaton Rapids
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J. F. Edwards
Lebanon
Tenn
Dr. Caldwell
Dr. W. B. Caldwell
Caldwell Bidg
Monticello, Ill
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Roosevelt Implore Public Prosecutor to Enforce Federal Law
A historic plea outlines duties of the public prosecutor to secure prompt interpretation of federal law, ensure uniform enforcement, prevent delays harming business and individuals, and maintain constitutionality as the Department expands under Roosevelt. The speaker hopes for continued diligence and credit to the incoming administration.
Postal Service Reforms Under Roosevelt Era Highlight Growth
The Roosevelt administration oversaw vast postal service expansion and reform. Postal savings bank debate advances with Republican support. enforcement against fraudulent schemes strengthened. rural delivery grew to 20 560 routes covering 1.9 million miles serving nearly 18 million people. civil service rules applied to all rural carriers. 1903-04 investigations led to 44 indictments and 17 removals.
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Postal Savings Bank
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Post Office Department
Reforms in Postal Service Across 14 States and Routes
The policy includes retaining efficient postmasters at all offices, extending civil service rules to fourth-class posts in 14 states, annual clerk and carrier promotions, reduced work hours, and a uniform efficiency rating. It envisions Cuban postal reforms modeled on the U S system, better mail weight measurement on rail routes, and significant savings in car space and operations. It also expands pneumatic tube use, updates postal car specs to steel, raises salaries, and extends parcel post to 22 countries with new rate structures including a half-cent per ounce letter rate to Britain and Germany.
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Roosevelt
War Department
Republic of Cuba
Philippines
Panama Canal
Thented States
United States
Philipppine Islands
House of Representatives
Wahington
Isthmian Canal Commission
Canal Zone
Goethals
Corps of Engineers
National Guard
Civil Service
Great Britain
Germany
Department of Agriculture a Century of Growth and Reform
The 1897 to 1999 arc contrasts reveal a department expanding from 2,400 to over 10,000 employees and a shift from science driven farming to enforcement of meat inspection and pure food laws. Highlights include seed improvement, disease control, beet sugar growth, cattle tuberculosis work, hog cholera serum, and Forest Service management of 168 million acres.
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Meat Inspection Service
United States
South
Louisiana
Texas
Russia
Sberia
Honest Goods Enter Competition Against Adulterated Products
A statement emphasizes offering honest goods in successful competition with adulterated or misbranded items. It frames ethical practice as essential to fair market dynamics and consumer trust.
Garfield on Public Lands Reforms and Commerce Department
President Roosevelt era reforms described include land law changes, forest expansion and protection, water and irrigation projects, removal of illegal fences, and open Indian lands. The Interior and Commerce and Labor departments are highlighted for reorganized efficiency, broader scientific work, and enhanced labor relations systems.
Commerce and Labor Secretary Oscar S. Straus Statement
A note attributed to Oscar S. Straus, Secretary of Commerce and Labor, discusses remarks from the Department of Commerce and Labor. The text outlines administrative roles and jurisdiction without detailing specific actions or dates.
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Federal Treasury
Regular Army
Alaska
United States Army
San Francisco
MR. F.C. Entriken
Moline, Illinois
Truman H. Newberry
Charles J. Bonaparte
George L. von Meyer
RY James Wilson
Secretary of Agriculture
James A. Garfield
Secretary of the Interior
New Mexico
Indian Service
Indian Office
Geological Survey
BY Oscar S. Straus
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
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