Roosevelt Cabinet List and retirement note
The article lists President Roosevelt’s cabinet: Hay at State, Shaw at Treasury, Taft at War, Moody at Attorney General, Cortelyor at Postmaster, Morton at Navy, Hitchcock at Interior, Wilson at Agriculture, Metcalf at Commerce and Labor. It notes Secretary Shaw plans to retire within a year, delaying departure by one year per the President’s request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R Roosevelt
Roosevelt
John Hay
District of Columbia
Leslie M. Shaw
Iowa
William H. Taft
Ohio
William H. Moody
Massachusetts
George B. Cortelyor
New York
Paul Morton
Illinois
Interior
Ethan A. Hitchcock
Missouri
James Wilson
Commerce and Labor
Victor A. Metcalf
California
Shaw
Alaska Delegates Demand Annexation After Representation Rejection
Alaska residents protest in Valdez mass meeting urging annexation to Canada after a U S Congress defeated a bill granting a territorial delegate. They argue 60 000 citizens deserve representation while Hawaii Porto Rico and other territories have a voice in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
National House
Valdez
Canada
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Congress
Arizona
Phila. Inquirer
Inauguration Bible Kiss Aligns With Roosevelt’s Character
Upon his 1933 inauguration, President Roosevelt kissed a randomly opened Bible to Seal the oath. The chosen verses from St. Louis Epistle chapter 1 urge action not merely hearing, aligning with his image as a man of action. Observers note the kiss came by chance, as in prior inaugurations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Washington
Contested Republican slate narrows for county offices
Four candidates remain for the Associate Judge post while two seek the Recordership and four seek County Auditor. The primaries are set for Saturday March 25. President Roosevelt on March 15 sent to the Senate the nomination of John W. Dalgleish of Warren for U S District Attorney in the Western District of Pennsylvania. The Mat. congratulates Dalgleish and the district on the selection.
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Spetz
Emmil A. Swanson
Youngsville
R.S. Hartley
Pittsfield
District Court of the United States
Western District
Penn
Aaron Chandler Batchelder
Warren, Warren Co. Pa
Act of Congress
Illiam T. Lindsey
Wm. B. Coleman
Warren County
Orphans’ Court
Warren
Towit
Brokenstraw
County of
State of
Pennsylvania
Hull Hill Road
Clara Sederburg
Sederburg
A. Maurers
Welden Weaver
John Mead
Siggins
Catherine E. Coleman
Wm. H. Coleman
C. Geo. Olmstead
Garfield Says Packing Firms Lose Money and Rich Pay Penalty
Commissioner Garfield asserts big packing firms are losing money and hints Rockefeller may face bankruptcy in an oil probe. He claims meat buyers view Garfield as wrong and calls him a poor investigator. New Jersey imprisons a millionaire for fifteen years for abusing girls. New York to Sing Sing for a pawnbroker theft. The attempt to raise Roosevelt salary failed. Roosevelt presses on with energy.
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Garfield
Rockefeller
New Jersey
New York
Sheffield
Broad Harrisburg session yields bills and state reforms
Editorial from Harrisburg on March 14 1905 notes the House and Senate hurriedly passed and debated numerous measures. Key items include a state osteopathic board, tobacco sale restrictions to minors, governance of state institutions, major tuberculosis and indigent care funding, and road and highway department provisions.
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Harrisburg
House
Senate
James Brann
Warren Boro
Charles Miller
National Guard of
Pennsylvania
J. P. S. Gobin
J. A. Wiley
U. S
J. S. Young
Rodgers
Allegheny County
J. W. Dankle
Warren
Young
Philadelphia
Mount Alto
Cumings
Erie
Oil City
Franklin
Meadville
O. K
Assembly
Plummer
Timely Topics From a Gilded Age Summer Issue
A collage of editorial quips and social notes recalling era concerns. References to gas and coal pricing, Standard Oil influence in Kansas, a brainteaser about a $3 train ticket, and moral exhortations on self denial. Notes on strikes, travel woes, and Western wealth.
Trinity Cathedral Weds Miss Burnham Grandin in Cleveland
Miss Mabel Gordon Burnham daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Winston Burnham married George Wilbert Grandin of Washington DC at Trinity Cathedral Cleveland Wednesday afternoon March 1 in the presence of hundreds. S H OHara former Tidicute resident died of heart failure at Woodsfield aged sixty two, burial in Tidio ute by the G A R.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tidionte
Trinity Cathedral Chapel
Cleveland
Ohio
Mabel Gordon Burnham
Thomas Winston Burnham
George Wilbert Grandin
Washington, D. C
Charles D. Williams
S. H. O’hara
Tidicute
Woodsfield
O’hara
Tidioute
S. J. Bess
Ryan
Sugar Grove
J. P. Sampson
Sampson
Margaret Tew
Brown Hill
Anna MacDonald
Ruth Gregg
Republican Candidates for Warren County Offices
A list of Republican primary candidates announced for Warren County offices including Associate Judge positions for JoaN Siggins A T Hackney Nelson P Curtis L D Willson, Register and Recorder Edwin R Allen, County Commissioner F M Downing Frank Hagberg Elmer K Thompson A M Bennett Emil A Swanson R S Hartley Putnam for Jury Commissioner with primaries set for March 25.
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Edwin R. Allen
Columbus Boro
Warren County
How to Mend Rubber Articles with Chloroform
The method describes using rubber dam and red rubber heated with chloroform to seal holes. Cut rubber to fit, melt with chloroform, apply in layers, and rehydrate melted rubber by adding chloroform for reuse.
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HE. Cowan
Willis Cowan
Dwight Cowan
President Roosevelt
Somerville Journal
Kansas
Standard Oil Company
Buffalo Express
Joplin
Olathe
Wall Street
Oklahoma
St. Louis
Missouri River
Joan Siggins
Tidicate
A. T. Hackney
Glade Township
Nelson P. CurtIs
Conenango
L. D. Willson
Pine Grove
Register and Recorder
WM. D. McLaren
Office of Register and Recorder
F. M. Downing
Frank Hagberg
Elmer K. Thompson
Farmington
A. M. Bennett
Spring Creek
L. D. Putnam
Liberty St
Penna Avenue
Kopf & Henry
Warren, PA
Foley
A. A.davis & 0
B. Warren Tel. Co
Commonwealth of Panonyivapis
A. D
Horton
C. S. Knabb
W. V. Geer
H. FE. Barnhart
George E. Muir
William Muir
Burr Waker
Act of Assembly
Warren Automobile Company
Allen & Son
Warner
Ferris
Jarvis & Baker
Penn’s Avenue West
T. O. Slater & CO
Citizens National Bank
Levi Smith
David L. Gerould
Fred P. Hue
F. A. McDowell
Teller
K. T. Hazeltine
J. G. Curtis
W. C. Norris
H. A. Rasth
Jennis Peterson
D. L. Gerould
the Mail Office
Pennsylvania Gas Company
W.H. Filler
Warren, Penna
John Reer
Derry
NORCE
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Samuel Peterson
Christopher Jensen
W. C.ood
Peter Nelsen
J.C. Jensen
East Warren Oil and Gas Company
George W. Knapp
Nila Knapp
Admix
P. O
Spartansburg
Samuel Mather
H. P. Stone
Ad Olney Akeley
Alice I, Akeley
Joseph Hill
Frank Richardson
Adar
Mar
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