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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1907

Page

22

Roosevelt rides with Cabinet meeting adjourned under park event

The May 10 outing in Rock Creek Park featured President Roosevelt riding with Theodore Roosevelt and Mrs Wadsworth ahead of a Cabinet meeting that was postponed. The group traveled from the White House to Park and Seventeenth streets and back, with photographers, aides, and horse handlers joining the executive party.

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Antique Watches and Counterfeits Concerns for Collectors

A historical note outlines counterfeit antique watches and genuine markers to judge age and value. It traces invention dates from the first pocket timepiece to later features like enamel decoration, balance springs, and various escapements, emphasizing authentic cues over faked craft. It lists notable varieties and which traits raise or lower a watch's value for connoisseurs.

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Garfield Conspirators and Stalwart Split in 1880s

Veteran reporter recounts a conspiracy against Garfield by Conkling Cameron and Logan, their secret meetings to control patronage, Garfield's meeting with Conkling, and the ensuing battles over cabinet picks and positions. The piece notes Grant’s advice, Morton’s rejection, and Conkling’s power loss leading to his resignation and decline.

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