Cortelyou sworn in first assistant Hitchcock chosen
George Bruce Cortelyou returned to the Post Office Department as head and Frank Hitchcock of Massachusetts named First Assistant Postmaster General. The oath was administered by longtime clerk T E Roach in the Postmaster General's room with several officials present. Weaver named private secretary.
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George Bruce Cortelyou
Post Office Department
Cvierk
Robert J Winne
Mortelyou
T E Roach
Vir Winne
Cortelyou
Wass Hinds Grace
Helen Cortelyou
Elmer Dover
Weaver W S Shallenberger
Edwin Maddenshird
John J Howley
Charles Conrad
Dover
Cortelyuu
New York
Hitchcock
Mionmeugu
Jesteroay
Frank IL Nitchcock
Massachustis
Senate
J L Bristow
F Teeter
Thilipot
Gay
Hitchceck
Flis
Eriducuy
Maryward
Woaishingtia
House
Department of Commerce and Labor
Cortelzou
National Committee
Washington
HO Weaver
Ohio
Weaver
White House
Department of Commerce
Gabor
Cortelsou
J Cantwell
National Association of Letter Carriers
Saints Parishioner Boosts Hope With Father Johns Medicine
Rev Father Pontur of La Fargeville writes a parishioner once deemed hopelessly consumptive has shown marked improvement after using Father Johns Medicine. He notes the remedy is free from opium or morphine and has a fifty year history of use, contrasting it with dangerous narcotic cough syrups.
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la Fargeville
N . Rey
Joseph Pontur
St Josephs Parish
Father Johns
Father Pontur
Johns
John
John QC Brien
Cabinet oath ceremony described in routine manner
Secretary Hay summoned William McNeil the assistant librarian and notary to administer the oath in the presence of Private Secretary Babcock. Secretary Taft paused during travel to the White House and, with John Handolph the War Department notary, repeated the oath, then proceeded to the White House.
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William McNeil
Babcock
Taft
White House
Schofield
Oda
John Handolph
War Department
Nominations move Dayton. Carter joins London embassy
President yesterday sent to the Senate a slate of nominations including Charles H Treat as Treasurer, Charles W Anderson as Internal Revenue collector for New York’s Second district, Alston Grayton as Northern District of West Virginia judge, and John Ridgely Carter named as Secretary of Embassy in London. Promotions in the navy and army follow. Dayton aims to assume duties soon. Carter, aged forty two, is a Baltimore lawyer’s son and is noted for popularity in diplomatic circles.
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New York
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Bulgaria
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Pennsylvania
Lisbon
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Roumania
Serva
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Massachusetts
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Register of Land Office
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Las Cruces
New
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White
Italy
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Wadsworth
Louis Einstein
Pari
Parla
Bernard Carter
Baltimore
Trinity College
Hartford
Thomas F Bayard
England
Court of
St James
Henry White
State Treasury Department
Consul General at Dresden Appointee Well Known New Yorker
St John Gaffney of New York is named consul general of the United States at Dresden Germany. Born in Limerick in 184, he studied at Clongowes Wood, came to America in 1882, and was admitted to the bar in 1889. He has long enjoyed presidential confidence and has visited Europe annually.
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New York
United States
Dresden
Germany
Saxony
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South America
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Limerick
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America
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M T Delcasse
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Russia
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London
Fon
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American-Irish Historical Society
Knights of Columbus
Gaelic Society
Negroes Look to President at Washington Race Conference
The closing session of the Washington conference of negroes on the race question was held in the Metropolitan A M E Church assembly hall. Bishop Abram Grant presided and urged cooperation among white Northern and Southern groups and blacks to solve the race problem. A committee was appointed to approach President Roosevelt to seek his views on appointing a commission to study the issue, with members named from Indiana, District of Columbia, New Jersey, North Carolina, and New York.
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Metropolitan 4 Me& Church
Prof & A Johnson
Shaw University
Raleigh
Abram Grant
Bishop Grant
Robert Reyburn
Roosevelt
Indiana
Kelly Miller
Dedication Week Services At Calvary Methodist Sanctuary
Dedication exercises continue at Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church Columbia roads between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets northwest. Rev Joseph Dawson will speak, with Methodist pastors from other city churches invited to attend. Thursday features a Treasury official as speaker. Lord's Supper to be observed. Friday night led by Sunday-school. March term calendar call follows with Equity Court No 1 Justice Anderson to review calendar numbers.
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Joseph Dawson
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Columbia Roads
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W . Andrews
Treasury Department
F C Croxton
Justice Anderson
Equity Court No 1
Roosevelt trip to Southwest delayed for Rough Riders reunion
Prolonged Senate session pushes back the Rough Riders reunion in San Antonio from the 21st to April 7. President Roosevelt plans to leave Washington in early April, skip a bear hunt in Texas, and instead travel via Louisville and St Louis to Dallas Waco Austin and Fort Worth with stops for speeches. The itinerary shifts to avoid Houston and includes a Fort Worth direct leg with a Panther hunt and a fortnight in Colorado before returning to Washington.
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Waco
Austin
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Fort Worth
Houston
Big
Lyon Sloan Simpson
Denver
Panhandle
First Cabinet Meeting Deliberates on Pending Problems
The first cabinet session of the new Roosevelt administration yielded no major decisions. Postmaster General-designate George B Cortelyou, who succeeded Robert Wynne, received a warm reception as he discussed department affairs with the President and Cabinet members. Secretary Hay also lingered to review State Department matters including diplomatic and consular appointments.
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Roosevelt George B Cortegou
Robert J Wynne
White House
President Roosevelt to Address Friendly Sons at Delmonico
President Roosevelt will speak at the Friendly Sons of St Patrick annual dinner at Delmonico's New York on March 7 The event will honor him with 600 covers and over 2000 requests refused He will be escorted from his brother in law's home by the Fifty ninth Regiment under Col Hidward Duffy with speeches by Justice James Fitzgerald Congressman William Rourke Cochran Justice Martin J Keogh and Corporation Counsel John J Delany
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New York
Roosevelt
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Delmenco
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Martin J Keogh
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Coungel
John J Delany
Visitors at White House greet President Roosevelt
President Roosevelt received many visitors in the White House as Cabinet groups met him and Governor Cummins of Iowa paid respects before leaving Washington. A delegation of seventy Iowa schoolboys invited to the inaugural parade were congratulated by the President. Chinese Minister Liang Chang delivered felicitations from the Chinese Emperor. Petersburg city officials plan to invite Roosevelt to visit on his Southern trip, and the Ballsplitters' Republican Club of Toledo will visit the White House for a noon reception.
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United States
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Free Doctor Shoop Rheumatic Remedy Offer From Racine
A national advertisement promises a free dollar’s worth of Dr Shoop’s Rheumatic Remedy to any rheumatic sufferer with no deposits or risk. The maker claims the cure cleanses blood of poison and stops its formation to relieve pain, claiming years of research and a costly German chemical as core ingredients. Readers are invited to write for a free book and to request a dollar package order sent via their druggist.
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Roosevelt Kisses Bible Passage at Inauguration
Chief Clerk McKenney notes the Bible was opened at random for Roosevelt's inauguration. The kissed verses from St James were near the end, yet chance determined the location. The ceremony followed prior custom of leaving the Bible open to be displayed during the oath. Hearing on the ticket broker injunction continues to March 13.
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United States Supreme Court
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