Nomination of Peter V De Graw for Fourth Assistant Postmaster General
President Roosevelt nominated Peter Voorhees De Graw of this city for Fourth Assistant Postmaster General. A longtime correspondent and business figure, De Graw rose through telegraphy and journalism, later serving as Washington manager for United Press. The nomination, largely Cortelyou’s, moves to the Senate for confirmation. De Graw, born in Princeton, NJ, has strong ties to Cortelyou and a career spanning AP and United Press postings in New York and Washington.
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Appointments to the Bench Spar Over Executive Selections
In executive session yesterday Senators urged greater care in federal judiciary picks. Senator Bailey noted the president is not a lawyer and questioned weighing candidates as a lawyer would. Debate touched Dayton’s confirmation and criticized rewarding defeated lawmakers with judgeships.
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Iowa Senators Obdurate On Consular Nomination
Senator Allison resists the President's nomination of George L. Dobson as consul at Nottingham England. House inquiries questioned why Frank W. Mahin former Clinton editor was removed. Rep Dawson and Allison were told another posting would be found for Mahin. No solution yet for Mahin and Dobson confirmation remains blocked with Senator Doliver.
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Delegation from Richmond Invites President to Address Y M C A
A Virginia delegation from the Richmond Young Men's Christian Association, led by W B Duke, met Senator Martin and invited the President to visit Richmond and address the association during his promised local trip. The President promised to speak but did not set a date.
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Dr Miles Heart Cure Promises Nerve Strength Hopeful Claim
An obscure testimonial claims Dr Miles Heart Cure strengthens heart nerves and muscles and removes fainting spells after use. The letter-like testimonial describes prior weakness and later recovery following three bottles, with unclear punctuation and names.
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Ellsworth
F Ts, Inc
Senate Debates Santo Domingo Treaty as Adjournment Looms
Senate leaders struggle to resolve the Santo Domingo debt treaty as calls for withdrawal clash with President's stance. Republican talks at the White House grow tense while plans to adjourn without action circulate amid ongoing debate and proposed commissions or information requests.
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Hay to take rest voyage not visiting European capitals
Secretary of State Hay plans a short leave from Washington for rest and recreation. He will sail for a long sea cruise starting on the Newpages toast and likely extending to Rope, avoiding official duties and European capitals. Hay suffers bronchial trouble this winter and may be away during the President’s Western trip. Adee will manage the State Department in his absence, sailing for Europe on May 8.
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ROW OVER FAIR AWARDS AND POSSIBLE CONGRESSIONAL REVIEW
A dispute between the national commission and Louisiana Purchase Exposition authorities threatens to trigger a Congressional investigation of premium and medal awards at the St. Louis Fair. About 35,000 awards were issued, none delivered to rights holders, pending commission approval before legal. Senators and commission members warn that without formal approval, awards cannot be legally made, with July 1 expiry looming. Postmasters appointed include Harry W. French in Pont Breese New York and Walter K. Kell in Cigna Run Pennsylvania.
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Montana
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New York
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Pont Breese
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Paterick McNally
Mount Cobb
Vermont
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Cure by Cuticura for child’s eczema in Indiana
Mrs I B Jones of Addington Indiana reports her two year old daughter suffered eczema with severe itching and sleepless nights. After trying many remedies she used Cuticura Soap Cuticura Ointment and Cuticura Resolvent per directions. One box of Ointment and two bottles of Resolvent along with the Soap caused a permanent cure. She submits this for publication to help others.
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Complete Treatment Consisting of Ferenefied Ointment and Pill
The fragment describes a complete treatment consisting of ointment and pill for a chronic condition, noting steps in the therapy and references to symptoms like aches and crusts. The readable text is limited and lacks verifiable details about the condition, dosages, or practitioners.
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Foraker Unopposed in Ohio Likely Choice of State
The Cincinnati Times Star editorial page proclaims Foraker as Ohio’s choice amid national Republican rumors. The paper hints Secretary Taft seeks a Supreme Court seat and shows no sign of contesting Foraker for the 1908 nomination, reflecting familial influence on Ohio politics.
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Delegates for Andrews in Pennsylvania governor race
The Pennsylvania governor nomination race begins as Capt. W. R. Andrews, longtime State committee secretary, gains delegate support in Crawford and Erie counties. Known for ties to Senator Penrose and G Quay era, Andrews is heralded as an influential figure among Republicans and the Grand Army contingent.
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Crawford
Erie
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Attack on His Father's Will in Probate Court
Daniel Cleary files a caveat to his father John Cleary's will alleging not the last will and testament. He claims at execution the deceased was not sound of mind and was subjected to undue influence and threats while confined and restrained. Fraud and misrepresentation are also charged through attorney D W ODonoghue.
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James Cleary
Vandalism at Capitol Slices Historic Inaugural Table
Historic walnut inauguration table at the Capitol was slashed after President Roosevelt took the oath on March 4. A guest near the stand sliced a large splinter from the edge. no arrest reported. The damaged piece was replaced by a cabinet maker and the table remains largely restored.
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John Quincy Addams
Abraham Lincoln
Benjamin Harrison
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John Quincy Adams
Two Estates In Probate For Widows and Children
The Moore and Welsh and Johnson estates are filed for probate. Baldwin S. Moore leaves his widow Mrs. Orra G. Moore named executrix with half the estate in trust for their children. James Welsh names his widow Mrs. Alice M. Welsh as beneficiary and executrix. Louis E. Johnson names his children and daughter-in-law Minnie Johnson as beneficiaries. his son Louis Johnson and Alan May Johnson named executors. The deceased were related to Heverdy Johnson. Woman's Press Association notes a meeting Friday evening March VW at Mrs. M. E. Schneider’s home, 28 Fifteenth Street Northwest.
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Auto Company Wins Suit In Explosion Damages Case
Justice Barnard directed a verdict for the defendant in the case of William Grenfell v Washingtoon Electric Vehicle Transportation Company. The jury was instructed in Circuit Court No. 1 to find for the defendant on a $10,000 damages claim arising from an explosion of gasoline ignited by a candle in a playhouse, allegedly caused after being taken by small boys. The incident occurred outside the defendant’s establishment.
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William Grenfell
Wilam Grenfell
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The Value of Charcoal in Health and Beauty
A Buffalo physician extols charcoal as a non drug remedy that absorbs gases and impurities in the stomach and intestines, purifies breath, clears complexions, and aids digestion. Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges are praised as safe, affordable, and effective, claimed to improve health, appearance, and blood with daily use.
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