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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1906

Page

2

Gridiron Club Banquet Dinners With Roosevelt Taft Era Gags

A lively Gridiron Club dinner sketches White House notices and Cabinet upheaval rumors. Skits poke at Roosevelt Taft and Sharp political figures while honoring departed members and toasting national leadership in a period voice.

Notable Names, Officials and Editors Listed in Washington D C D C Directory

A dense roster lists numerous high profile figures from government, journalism and industry associated with Washington and New York. Names include John E. Monte J Pierpont Morgan Paul Morton Walter Page Oscar Straus and James Speyer among others, with many representatives from New York New Jersey Ohio Vermont and West Virginia and positions spanning Treasury War Commerce and Labor Agriculture and prominent newspapers. The compilation reads like a snapshot of influential figures connected to federal administration press and corporate sectors.

Washington White House Jimmy” Garfield Interior Hitchcock Willis L. Moora Garfield George B Cortetyou Gucer S. Straus Nathan Straus Commerce and Labor Jandore Straus Oscar Straus Maryland Beas Charles J. Bonaparte James Wilson Mr Boneparta Leslie M Shaw Hoe Secretary Shaw Department of Agriculture J. Pierpont Morgan the Treasury Morgan The Treasury Charles H. Grosvenor Ohio State Root Legllor Shaw William H. Taft Wilson Alaska Stuyvesant Fish Edward H. Harriman Sailon John W. Gates James Speyer Oscer Straus James R. Garfield Lieut Gan Corbin William Loeb Paul Morton Theodore P. Shantz Goy -Elect Comer Alabama Fillman J. St. George Tucker David R Pranklin John E. Monte D.C Hirington Moore Transa Wiliie L. Moore Weather Bureau New York Ames Moxrill Vermont Lawrence Murrey Amistant Charles Newbold A. S Oagard Nichols Charles J. Noccross American Charenter Novalent D. C Noyes Washington Star J. Callen O'Laughti Chicago Tribune W. J. Oliver Encaville Tennessee Walter J. Page World's Work Herbert Fainons FY. BR Pemberton Ratznel L. Powers Yusetta W. D. Purdy Washington, D. C Don O Belle New York World Kawin R. Sharp Columus Albert Shaw Review of Sealle M. Shaw Sherman New James J. G. Simpsom Jona Epconet Wwiscopies J. N. Steele Stellwagen Minnesota W. S Thomes Baltimore Gilbert G. Thorte Benjamin R. Tilman South Carolin Charles A Towne ET Townsend Connelly F. Trigg Virginia George Tucker Jementown FL Underwood Frank A. Vandycl

GRIDIRON CLUB NAMES NEW OFFICERS FOR YEAR

The Gridiron Club elected officers at its noon meeting. Samuel G. Blythe becomes president, with James B. Henry as vice president and John M. Shriver as secretary. Louis Garthe is treasurer, and the executive committee includes Charles A. Boynton Beott C. Bone and James R. Young. Clifford K. Berryman of The Washington Post is named a limited member.

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Telegraph Franks Barred by Postal Telegraph Cable Co

Clarence H. Mackay announced by special service that the Postal Telegraph Cable Co board resolved to end all free message transmission due to changed conditions. Free service to be discontinued on January 1, 1906, with outstanding franks honored through December 31, 1905.

New York Clarence H. Mackay Postal Telegraph Cable Company

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