Vice President Fairbanks Welcomed by North Carolina Students
Vice President Fairbanks received ovations in Greensboro and at Guilford College and the State Normal and Industrial College. He praised womanhood, toured Guilford battle ground, and spoke on education and citizenship, with reception by 540 students and a later visit to Quaker college.
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Washington Post
Greensboro
N. C
Fairbanks
North Carolina
Guilford Battlefield
State Normal and Industrial College
Guilford College
State Normal School
Internal Revenue
Yerkes
Dixon
Southern Railway
Washington
Normal School
Charles D. McIver
Mr. Harper
Benbow
Tarheeldom
Richards
Brown
Southern
Gulilford Battle Hela
Guilford
Normal College
Montana
Guilford Battle Ground
Kentucky
John J. Crittenden
McIver
America
Carolina
Mite
Union
Michigan
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
Funeral of Col Hinman Proclaimed Soldier and Author
Funeral services for Col Wilbur F Hinman veteran author and Civil War officer were held at his 1306 Spring Road NW home. He died of pneumonia Tuesday after a four day illness. Rev Joseph Dawson led the ceremony with tributes to his life and career, burial followed in Arlington National Cemetery.
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National Cemetery
Wilbur F. Hinman
Spring Road Northwest
Joseph ‘Dawson
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Lfe
Col. Himman
Artlington
Col. Hinman
Grand Army
Cleveland
Messrs
8S. S. Belt
G. J. Zimmerman
W. D. Stockbridge
C. K. Green
M. L. Croxall
C. Huebner
Washington
Census Office
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mary B. Loring
Edrward G. Soring
Court of Claims
Isl EK Street
Harriet B. Loring
Francis, B. Loring, & Brother
U. GB. Erses
All Souls’ Unitarian Church
Urals
Mountag Oe
Boston
New York Republicans Hold Back on Tariff Extra Session
In New York Republicans resist talk of an extra session to revise tariffs. Senator Allison says the Senate Finance Committee will not act now on a resolution seeking inquiry into customs and revenue. Secretary Shaw stays noncommittal, while Roosevelt's tariff plans remain unsettled and House revenue origin is stressed.
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New York
Allison
Senate Finance Committee
Washington Post
Leslie M. Bhaw
the Treasury
Washington
Pitth Avenue
Comebody
Allizon
Congress
Shaw
Roosevelt
Senate
Iinance Committee
House of Representatives
Allson
Iowa
Senate Committee On Finance
Alison
Aldrich
Benator Alison
Finance Committee
House
Treasury
Treasury Administration
Wills Filed for Probate and Congress Report Summary
Wills filed in the register of wills include Martha Cutler’s March 19 1905 will leaving most of her estate to her mother Lucinda Rowzee and stepfather Greenberry Rownee with a codicil dated March 14 1905 and executor Evander French. Ell Kirby’s will filed in probate directs distribution to his siblings. A docket clerk memo to Speaker Canton summarizes Fifty eighth Congress activity with 19203 bills introduced 15768 first session simple resolutions 650 joint resolutions and 44 concurrent resolutions plus committee reports totaling 4904 across both sessions. The House passed 1556 of its bills and revolutions in the second session and 651 of 620 Senate acts and resolutions. 112 acts on the union calendar remained unacted upon, with 122 House bills sent to the Senate for concurrence and 25 House bills indefinitely postponed in the Senate. The president had yet to affix signatures to several acts. The report notes increases in overall Congress activity compared to Fifty seventh Congress and records 190 annual sessions.
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Martha Cutler
Register of Wills
Lucinda Rowzee
Greenberry Rownee
Ell
Kirby
Wifl
Evander French
Wakefield
House
Canton
Senate
Union
Aunual Bes‘sions
Topham of Lansburghs Era Acknowledges Growth and Publicity
In Washington, Mr. Top ham built his business from a small shop to a larger, better equipped store at 425 Seventh Street after starting near Lansburgh's site. He later moved to 1201-128 Pennsylvania Avenue, then to a new F Street building in 1901 purchased from Julia Hanson. His four sons join him in the firm, with publicity and advertising aiding success. He was an early charter member of the local YMCA, and a member of Federal Lodge, Columbia Chapter, and Oldest Inhabitants Association.
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Topham
Wiltington
Del
Lansburgh's
Washington
Seventh Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
F Street
Julia Hanson
Young Men's Christian Association
Magen
Federal Lodge
Columbia Chapter
Columbia Commandery
Inhabitants’ Association
Newberry Named Assistant Secretary of the Navy
Truman H. Newberry of Detroit is appointed assistant secretary of the Navy by President Roosevelt. The Detroit man, born 1864 and Yale 1885 graduate, has a background in railroad construction, steel, and estate management. He served in the Michigan Naval Reserve Battalion during the Spanish War and married with three children.
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Roosevelt
Navy
Truman H. Newberry
Detroit
Mich
Newberry
Charles H. Darling
Vermont
Darling
Burlington
Secretary Morton
Navy Department
Morton
Judge Taft
Taft
Department of State
Hay
Scientifia School
Yale University
Mr. Newberry
Mes
Michigan Naval Reserve Battalion
Yosemite
Sunday Post Read Daily Mails Schedule March 30 2008
A detailed listing of foreign and trans Atlantic mail dispatches and closing times for the week ending March 30 2008. It covers routes to Europe the Americas the Pacific and specific ports with daily close times and special directives for directing mails per vessel and region. Names of ships and routes appear along with multiple regional deadlines and special handling notes.
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Fridat
Liverpool
Scotland
Ireland
Lucania
New York
Queenstown
Europe
St. Lotle
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Belgium
Voderland
Bilgium
A & Vodeland
Italy
Princess Irene
S.s. Columbia
Central and South America
West Indies
Bermuda
Bermugias
Wits P. m
Curacag
Venezuiela
Maracalbo
Colombia
Curacao
Porto Rico
Ponte
San Juan
Fortune Island
Jamaica
Cauca
Magdalena
Alleghany
New ‘York
Costa Rica
Barbados
Brazil
Para
Port Tampa
Plo
New Orleans
N. Y
Newfoundland
Yail
North Sydney
Boston
Tall
Philadelphia
Ca Yin
Alga
New
Corta Rica
Nicaragua
Vie
Panama
Canal Zone
Japan
Korea
Philippine Islands
Seattle
Mose Herd
Hyades
Hawaii
San Francisca
Nebrapkan
Aubtrataa
West Australia
FI Islands
New Caledonia
Vacouver
Viateria
Aorangi
Guam
San Francisco
Australia
Tahite
Marquegas Islands
Hera
S.s. Mariposa
NOTH
Mats
Cochin China
Mancruria
Ntuchwang
Port Arthur
Siberia
Russia
New Zealand
Yunnan
British India
Cal
John A. Merritt
Wear with Shirt Waists Fabric Options Promoted
The notice markets chehabla waists to accompany shirt waists and shirt-waist gowns. It lists three excellent materials and styles, including plain stocks with ties, and tucked stocks in lawn, madras, or hat silk, adaptable to various widths and lengths.
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Waith Weither
Madras
Roosevelt Accepts Honorary Vice Presidency of Legal Aid Society
President Roosevelt approves the election of honorary vice president for the Legal Aid Society of New York. In a letter to Von Briesen he praises the society for aiding the friendless and correcting wrongs, expressing admiration for its work and wishing success. White House note dated March 18 in Washington.
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New York
Arthur ‘von Briesen
Legal Aid Society
Roosevelt
von Briesen
Eqdore Roosevelt
White House
Washington
Cosmopolitan Club Explains Munsterberg Incident
Detroit March 20 7 The Cosmopolitan Club president John Davis explains to President Roosevelt the club’s view on the Munsterberg incident at its first annual dinner. The letter defends members and criticizes sensational newspaper coverage while noting remarks attributed to the professor.
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Davis
Cosmopolitan Club
Munsterberg
Roosevelt
John Davis
Detroit
Theodore Roosevelt
Washington, D. C
Tom
Fayetteville invitation to President Roosevelt for southern tour
Fayetteville citizens led by Chamber of Commerce Secretary Rose invited President Roosevelt to stop in the city during his southern tour. The printed, illustrated document outlines Fayetteville’s historic prominence and bears signatures of the mayor and local business leaders. The president will consider the invitation if the itinerary allows.
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North Carolina
Fayetteville
N. C
Roosevelt
Rose
Chamber of Commerce
Old City
Deat
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