National Association editors meet at White House in 1980s era
At the New Willard and White House receptions, Republican editors from across the nation gathered after Roosevelt's inauguration, with Vice President Fairbanks and editors weighing Fairbanks as a possible 1980 presidential candidate. Many delegates praised his leadership and the Republican press’s role in shaping policy and the party’s future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Sleicher
Dr. Winship
W. S. Cappeller
Lafe Young
White House
Mr. Fairbanks
William S Cappeller
Mansfeld
Ohio
George C Rankin
Monmouth
Til
Joseph M Chapple
Botton
Mass
Lewis McKinstry
Fredonia
Stuart F Reed
Clarksburg
Wva
E. H Marin
Mackville
N. C
C. Bunnell
Dangville
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Congress
Fairbanks
Massachusetts Avenue
Shaw
Alger
Allee
Gamble
Heyburn
Clark
Wyoming
Beveridge
Hemenway
Burkett
Ankeny
Illinois Republican Editorial Association
George Rankin
Atlas
Sanders
Oregon
JR Stewart
Champaten
Calbound
Waltham
C P Baird
Malden
E Winship
Journal of Education
Boston
Joe Mitchell Chapple
National
Ernest H Pierce
Journal
Revere
Starbuck Tribune
Leader
Gloversville
Bunnell
Advertiser
Dansville
Charles S Franus
Exr
Times
Troy
New Rochelle
W S Hawkins
Waterville
John P Herrick
Breeze
Holivar
George A Helmie
Nyack
Hughes
Fulton
L William Hones
Review
Roscoe
E B Hard
Cobleskill
W J. Kitne
Democrat
Amsterdam
H J. Knapp
Auburn
L. McKinstry
Censor
J L Mearhur
Cranvilla
Roy B Miliken
Canandaigua
Nolan
Gazette
Robert A Patchke
Frea Press
Leslie's Weekly
New York City
Strough
Gleane
Theresa
News
A Sprague
Register
Liberty
L. Taylor
Dobbs Ferry
Willard
Herald
Boonville
M Allen
Eagle
Renssalaar Worth Dakota
H Plumley
Ez-Com
Forum
Fargo
Maj
A M Edwards
Wellington
Wheatus
R. W. Farrar
Globe
Wahpeto
North Carolina
E. H Morris
Record
Mocksville
D E Haji
Union Republican
Winston Salem
New Jersey
Charles H Hosford
Bayonne
Hampshire
Hartford
Portsmouth
Arthur E Clarke
Mirror
Manchester
Ohio Republican Editorial Association
Brown
Courier
Zanesville
Malcolm Jennings
Lancaster
Os Cappeller
Mansfield
Marding
Star
Marton
McCoy
Age
Coshocton
Chew Colzettie
Menie
M. Miller
Springfield
Oregon Republican Editorial Association
D. M . Gault
Independent
Hillsboro
William J Clarke
Gervels
Baker
Salem Oregon
H W Coe
Sentinel
Fortland
H Marsh
Pacife
Miner
Portland
Pennsyvania
Charles Emory Smith
Press
Falladelphia
P Habgood
Bradford
Virginia
R A Anderson
Kens
Marion
West Virginia
P V
Telegram
Darksburg
Sioux Indians Fail to See Roosevelt Over Yankton Land Grievances
A Sioux delegation from Yankton, led by interpreters and prominent men, traveled to Washington after voting for President Roosevelt but failed to secure an audience with the President or Indian Commissioner Leupp. They pressed grievances on land sums, liquor enforcement on the Yankton reservation, and treaty redress, and they walked the streets in war bonnets and blankets seeking redress and a square deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Leupp
Yankton
D. D
Roosevelt
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Interior Department
Washington
South Dakota
Dakotas
Third Street
David Zephier
Indian Bureau
Zephier
Indiana
Tate Poised to Replace Republican Attorney in Georgia
President Roosevelt has offered former Congressman F Tate the United States district attorney post for the Northern District of Georgia. Tate, a Democrat, would replace Republican A Angier. Observers say the move is personal rather than political, given Tate’s six terms in Congress and Naval Affairs committee service under the Navy secretary era. Capt Seth Bullock and his cowboys were hosted by President Roosevelt at a rain-soaked White House reception after selling their ponies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate
Roosevelt
United
Georgia
F. €. Tate
A. Angier
Congress
Committee On Naval Affairs
Capt. Bullock
White House
Seth Bullock
White
President Roosevelt Receives Honorary German Students Diploma
Dr Carl Beck leads a delegation presenting a diploma of honorary membership in the Vereinigung der Alter Deutschen Studenten Amerika to President Roosevelt who accepts with praise for German university influence. The visit drew a large White House crowd as callers arrived through the morning. John Mitchell of the United Mine Workers met the President briefly without comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
German Students’ Association
Vereinigung_a
Alter Deutscher Stedentenn Amerika
Glennan
Universities’ Association
A. J. W. Kern
United German Societies of New York
A. Ripperger
Charles
House of Representatives
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Post Office Inquiry Orders Further Contract Investigation
President Rougeault orders a special probe into twine and Bundy time clock contracts bought by the Post Office Department under J M Masten. The inquiry, noted in Bristow’s report, seeks fuller detail, with Masten moved from chief clerk to assistant superintendent of the railway mail service amid Wynne’s dismissal recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office Department
J M Masten
Rougeelt
Bristow
Masten
Railway Mail Service
Wynne
Death of famed sculptor Jacques Jouvenal
Jacques Jouvenal a noted sculptor died at his Washington home aged 75 26 3 1829 born in Pimache Germany came to the United States in 1853 married Mary Hauser in 1853 and settled in Washington in 1855 celebrating a golden wedding in 1903 He created a bust of General von Steuben and a Franklin statue He leaves a widow two sons four daughters thirteen grandchildren and three great grandchildren Funeral is Friday with interment at Rock Creek Cemetery
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Jacques Jouvenal
Pimache
Germany
Ife
Francois Jouvenal
Mary Gerard
Bluquenot
France
New York City
Mary Hauser
Jouvenal
Washington
Gen von Steuben
Good Hope Hil
Benjamin Franklin
Pennsylvania Avenue
Tenth Street
Sillson
Senate
Capitol
Rock Creek Cemetery
Death of Charles A Bretow at 921 Sixth Street NW
Sudden fever ended the life of Charles A Bretow at his home 921 Sixth Street Northwest. A retired government employee, he served in the Civil War and later worked for the War Department and the General Land Office. Funeral Friday at 2 PM at the family residence. burial private at Arlington. widow Miscalle Kilian Breton and daughter Aurelia Breton survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Bretow
Charles A Bretow
Sixth Street
Germany
Breton
St Clair
Mich
Michigan Volunteers
United States Regulars
Washington
War Department
General Land Office
Arlington
Miscalle P Breton
Kilian
Aurelia Breton
Inaugural Committee Final Reports Open Doors
Gen Wilson expects a meeting of the inaugural committee to close up affairs. Firemen withdraw from Pension Building after guarding decorations. Chaffee praises police. Secretary Hitchcock to manage duties and medals distribute to committee chairs. ticket refunds offered for concert at Pension Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Willard
Hitchcock
Ailes
Pension Building
Sanders & Stayman
F Street
Bradbury
Pennsylvania Avenue
Droop & Sons Company
Senate
Wilson
Pension Office
Belt
Macfarland
Grover Cleveland
Marfarland
Fire damage at B. B. Earlshaw warehouse on Tenth Street
A slight fire damaged B. B. Earlshaw's warehouse at Tenth Street and Georgia Avenue SE last night. Origin of the blaze is not known. A separate fire in a vacant house at 312 Georgia Avenue SE also caused $200 damage, origin undetermined. Thomas Jefferson Bible offered via Post Business Office at half publisher price from exhausted plates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Earlshaw
Tenth Street
Georgia Avenue
Thomas Jefferson
Congress
Nubushers
Plan Religion in Schools Dissent Over Majority Rule
A fifteen member committee on religious moral training in public schools reached a majority agreement after final meetings at the Shoreham. The report favors introducing religious moral training in schools, with two dissenters named Rabbi Louis Stern and William W Prescott cautioning their minority stance. The conference chair Hilary A Herbert will convene to consider the report, and a future meeting is planned to review the subcommittee’s findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conference of Ministers
Randolph H McKim
Shoreham
Hilary A Herbert
General Conference
Sui
Louis Stern
Willam W Prescott
Herbert
Weather conditions sweep Atlantic to Mississippi
Weather Bureau notes low pressure over the Atlantic and Gulf States with a southeastern track toward Mississippi. Disturbances bring rain and snow from Minnesota to New England, with temperatures rising in the mid-Atlantic and Southwest. Strong northwest winds near the Grand Banks, as local readings show varying temperatures and rainfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Washington
Atlantic
Gulf States
Mississippi
Minnesota
Mississippi River
North Dakota
Texas
Lower Lake Region
Michigan
Middle
South Atlantic
Upper Lake Region
Misalesippi Valley
Ohio Valley
Middle Atlantic States
New England
East Gulf
West Gulf States
West
Windo
Middle Atlantic
West Gulf Coast
Lake Michigan
North Sunda
Grand Banks
Man Run Over by Engine Near Pennsylvania Tracks
Edwin Mays, a passerby, was struck by a moving engine on the Pennsylvania Railroad tracks between Sixth and Seventh streets about 10 PM. He suffered severe injuries, yet briefly regained consciousness and provided his name and address. The engine crew did not see him. he is believed to die from his injuries. Mrs George Smith of Potomac Maryland was struck by a streetcar at Fifteenth and G streets, carried on the fender, but escaped injury and walked off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Mays
McChay
I Street
L D. Ryan
Hieckman Street
F. & Radcliffe
A Street
George Smith
Potomac
Fifteenth
G Streets
Also Mentioned on This Page
National Association
National Republican Editorial Association
William Cappeller
New York
Root
Edwin BH
Albany
Sleicher
John A Sletcher
Leslie
Eturn
Beuil Fie
Sleiche
Jay Gould
Westernon Company
Gould
Macaulay
Henry S Hiwill
Lser
United States
Macwulay
Miro Slucher
Thoughtful
Ilfa
Roosevalt
Sletcher
Republic
Cappeller
East
Middle West
Theodore Rodosevelt
Cam
Des Moines
Panama
Panama Canal
George Cohen
Seventh Street
Homeopathic Hospital
America
House
Post Office Inquiry
Ritters
Wen
Chaffee
Police
Sylvester
Adna R. Chaffee
Cenegress
Porta Rican Regiment
San Juan
Arkadia
Hairisplitters
Toledo
McKinley
Maj. Roulet
Ratsplitters
Grand Army Veterans
A P Tasker
Department of the Potomac
Rauscher's
Little Sisters of the Poor
St. Ann’s
St Josephs Asylums
W. F. Downey
Southern Seminary
Buena Vista
E. H Rowe
E. H. Rowe
Mount Vernon
Charlton Scully
Blanche Eccleston
Genevieve Abney
Lyla Tate
Jane Wingfield
Eva Lindsay
Louise Merriweather
Hattie Turner
Stell, Kerns
Bettie Griffith
Maryland
Lansburgh & Bro
Peedley
Sanders & Stayman Co
Peter Grogan
Credit For
Washinton
7Th St
Bet. H and I
American Security and Crust Company
Fifteenth Street
Dr. Lyon
Ff U Lye
Overland
Chicago
Pacific Coast
Union Pacific
Northwestern
California Express
San Francisco
Los Angeles
California
Chestnut St
Philadelphia
Asherble
N c
Atlanta
Atlantic Caty
Bismarck
Galveston
Tex
Helena
Mont
Oundianapolis
Ind
Jacksonville Fla
Kansas City
Little Rock
Marquette
Memphis
Tenn
New Orleans
North Platte
Omaha
Nebr
Pittsburg
Salt Lake City
Utah
Louta
Ont St Paul
Minn
Home Savings Bank
6Th and
Mass Ave
Sultana
Great Atlantic & Pacific
Cor. 7Th and E Sts
B. A. Bowman
Trey Diamond
Burlington
Lolis
Sfnion
Lowis D Aine & Fo
Conrad Dodge
Jackson Phillips Brick Company
Pleschmanh
Royd Street
King Street
C Iy
Alexandria
Malcqolw Hupty
Macdonnal& School OF Phrenology and Psychoulogy
9Th St Nw
L Maccdonnall
Flevirin Power Arry Park
Berth
Thaianguy
Mt. Vernon
Tie Shoomaker CO
Eleventh Street
N. W
B. B. Earnshaw & Bro. Wholesale Gromks
McGili
WALIT
ACE
Clara A
Birkpatrick
Bond Building
4Th
Phone Man
Pape
Tharp
Berkeley
St. N.W
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