Roosevelt firm on rate regulation plans outlined
President Roosevelt meets Ohio delegates and key officials in the executive offices. Delegations from Ohio urge a visit to Buckeye State and invite him to the Sheridan statue unveiling. He confirms plans to address railroad rate legislation and tariff changes in his coming message, signaling continued push for federal rate controls.
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Ohio
Buckeye State
Sheridan
Burkett
Roosevelt
Senate
Gifford Pinchot
Division of Forestry
James BR. Garfield
Hitchcock
Interior Department
Foraker
Someret
Perry County
Brinckley
Thomas Dunwoody
Charles T. Wilson
Taft
Admiral Dewey
Gen. Chaffee
Congress
Benatar Burkett
Nebraska
Inter- State Commerce Commission
Guests of President at Dinner at the White House
Secretary Root Taft and Commissioner Garfield dined with President Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt at the White House. Taft reported to the President on the Congressional party tour of the Philippines and the Orient. Special to The Washington Post from Winston-Salem October 2. Smoak and McCreery asked Raleigh for a saddle horse for the President’s State fair visit. a splendid animal was secured, previously owned by Mrs. R. J. Reynolds. Also notices: Thomas P. Moffat named American consul at Turks Island reassigned to La Guaira, Hurst moved to Plauen, Germany.
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Root
Taft
Garfield
Roogeyvelt
White House
Philippines
Orient
Washington Post
Winston-Salem
N. C
Smoak and McCreey
Raleigh
Roosevelt
R. J. Reynolds
Thomas P. Moffat
New York
Turks Island
West Indies
la Guaira
Carl Bailey Hurst
Plauen
Germany
President Roosevelt Receives White House Thanks For Oyster Bay Welcome
Commissioner West and W W Cox with Captain J F Oyster met the President to relay gratitude for a spontaneous Saturday night demonstration upon his return from Oyster Bay. Roosevelt praised the turnout as hearty and touching and said the welcome felt like a true homecoming.
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Commissioner West
White House
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Weat
W. W. Cox
Board of State
J. F. Oyster
Business Men's Association
West
Washington
Commiasioner West
Gifts From the Kaiser Engravings to the President
German Naval Attache Captain Hebbinghaus delivered to President a collection of Frederick the Great engravings from the German Emperor. The gift includes scenes of battles and generals bidding farewell to the dead king. President to thank the Emperor and respond in a letter.
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Hebbinghaus
Whits House
Frederick the Great
Germany
Batttalion
Life Guards
Collin
MITCHELLS CALL PERSONAL
John Mitchell of the United Mine Workers arrived in New York en route to Washington for a personal interview with President Roosevelt. He denied discussing mining troubles or a looming strike, noting the visit was his own request and aimed at no particular issue. Mitchell said miners are organizing and the mood elsewhere remains amicable, then departed for Washington.
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Toledo
H. P. Crouse
C. Greene
Root
Shaw
Congress
Hemenway
Indiana
Fulton
Oregon
McCumber
North Dakota
Burkett
Max Baehr
United States
Cienfuegos
Cuba
James I. Shea
John Haggart
Hansbrough
Shea
New York
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Washington
Roosevelt
Mitchell
Roosevelt to Push Central Government Purchasing Agency
President Roosevelt is likely to urge Congress this winter to establish a central purchasing agency for all government departments. Garfield and Pinchot, members of the Keep Commission, discussed the plan with the President. The inquiry notes departments pay uneven prices for similar supplies and suggests savings on goods and freight by standardizing purchases.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Garfield
Gifford Pinchot
Keep Commission
Cortelyou Likely to Become Treasury Secretary in February
The article reports strong expectations that Curtis D. Cortelyou will assume the role of Secretary of the Treasury next February following Leslie M. Shaw's upcoming retirement. Cortelyou recently resumed duties at the Post Office Department, overseeing annual budget estimates and the pneumatic tube commission report as preparations for a cabinet transition continue. Postmasters appointed include Frank C. Furber in Maine and Arthur Elliott in Virginia, among others. A J Fleming of Braymer Missouri named consul at Stanbridge Ontario, known locally as the Original Roosevelt Editor.
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Shaw
Treasury
Leslie M. Shaw
Cortelyou
Post Office Department
Corelyou
Secretary of the Treasury
Pneumatic Tube Commission
Roosevelt
A. J. Fleming
Braymer,Mo
Beer
Stanbridge
Ontario
West
Venezuela Crisis Talksinvolving France and United States
Washington and Paris study Venezuela situation as tensions with Castro regime persist. French ambassador Fusserand met Secretary Root, with no imminent action agreed. A preliminary military inquiry by the general staff is noted. French cable offices will close pending further arrangements.
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Root
Venezuela
Washington
Paris
M. Fusserand
State Department
Castro
Judge Calhoun
Secretary of State
United States
M. Jugierand
France
Sao Guatra
Caracas
Mgr. Juaserand
Ant
Com
Pany
Roots Hand At Helm As Secretary Of State
Mr Hoot assumed duties as Secretary of State with early arrival at the State Department. Mr Bacon became Assistant Secretary and was presented to retiring Assistant Secretary Loomis. Incoming officials met department heads, discussed diplomatic issues, and hosted visitors including Senator Proctor and French Ambassador Jusserand, who raised the France Venezuela dispute.
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Hoot
State Department
Bacon
Loomla
Mr. Loomin
Loomis
Proctor
Adee
Peirce
Root
M. Jusserand
France
Venézuela
Kingston Democrats Nominate Drake for Assembly in Ulster County
Kingston Democrats named Joseph Drake of Kingston to run in the First Ulster County district for the state assembly and condemned life insurance companies for large political contributions. The convention endorsed Parker’s stance against corporate funding and urged legislation banning such corporate contributions to campaigns.
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Kingston
N. Y
Washington Post
Joseph Drake
Assembly
Ulster County
Republican
B. Parker
Mrs Loeb Improving Slightly After Return to Washington
William Loeb says Mrs Loeb remains seriously ill but shows slight improvement since returning to Washington. Physicians have visited repeatedly and await final orders to determine prognosis. Anxious inquiries flow from friends to the White House and her home.
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William Loeb
Q Street
White House
Acting Republican Chairman New Takes Charge Amid Debts
The acting chairman of the Republican National Committee will assume duties this week in Denver's Colorado Building after settling outstanding obligations. Debts and creditor pressures delayed the handover from Cortelyou's tenure as creditors pressed. secretary Bilmer Dwyer may relocate to New York City for future business.
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Debra
Harrys
Thorn
Hays
New
Colorado
Bhlmer Dwyer
New York City
Secretary Shaw Laughs At Bank Inside Information
Richmond Oct 2 Secretary of the Treasury Leslie M Shaw arrived to hear stories that National City Bank of New York profited from inside information on refunding bonds. The bank circular claims the action will save the government about 3 712 000 and notes forehanded provision to avoid future cornering. It argues the refunding enlarges 2s supply for banks while shifting profits to individual investors.
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Washington Post
Richmond
National City Bank
Secretary of the Treasury
Panama
Chilean Legation Moves Into New Home on Massachusetts Ave
The Chilean legation occupies 1715 Massachusetts avenue in a lease with Isadore Saks. Minister Senor Don Joaquin Walker Martinez takes residence with his delegation for a three year term at a price of 4000 dollars. Martinez has served as Chilean minister to Argentina and Brazil and represented Chile at a Pan American Congress in Mexico. Senor Don German Munita, first secretary, praised Washington and its people after arriving four months ago following Europe travel.
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Massachusetts Avenue
Don Joaquin Walker-Martinez
Chile
Legation
Isadore Saks
Senor Walker-Martinez
Brazil
Senor
Don Carlos Vicuna
United States
Senor Martinez
Mexico
Don German-Munita
Post
Washington
Pyramid Pile Cure Promised Free Trial Package
Readers share letters praising Pyramid Pile Cure claiming cures after long piles troubles. Ads offer a free trial package by mail with plain packaging, priced full-size 50 cents at druggists or mailed on receipt of payment from Pyramid Drug Co. Marshall Michigan.
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Wien
Walter Bharkiey
Park St
Springfild
Mass
FL Mckay
Weaverville
B. Stringfellow
Elko
Pyramid
Drug Co
MOG Py Building
Marshall, Mich
Chilean Legation Opens New Headquarters in Washington
The private secretary to the president of Chile, Don Senor German Riegen, accompanied by the minister and their family, celebrated as the Chilean Legation unveiled a handsome new headquarters. The legation group had recently returned from a pleasant trip to Canada and the Great Lakes.
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Chile
Don Senor German Riegen
Legation
Canada
Great Lakes
Dollar Sign Banquet Highlight At Bankers Convention
American Bankers Association delegates gather in Washington next week for a gala at the New Willard red parlor. Tables form a dollar sign with a bond form menu and coupon souvenirs, while Secretary Shaw may deliver a closing address. The trust company section meets Tuesday with Edward J. Stellwagen presiding. speeches cover real estate departments, trust company growth, and banking publicity.
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American Bankers' Association
Washington
New Willard
William A. Mearns
G. H. Harries
C. Stevens
J. W. Henry
M. E. Alles
Co. F. Norment
W. B. Hibbs
Gen. Harries
Shaw
Trust Company
Edward J. Stellwagen
Wolon Trust Company
Stellwagen
I. TE. Anderson
Mercantile Trust Company of St. Louis
Edward’. Perine
Audit Company of New York
United States
Andd Frederick Phillips
Lincoln Trust Company of
New York
Banking Publicity Association
Newberry to Succeed Darling as Assistant Secretary of the Navy
Truman H. Newberry of Detroit met Secretary Bona Parte at the Navy Department to discuss taking over as Assistant Secretary of the Navy. The change takes effect November 1, with Newberry spending most time in Washington to learn his duties. Darling will return to Vermont by mid month.
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Truman H. Newberry
Detroit
Judge Darling
Vermont
Navy
Navy Department
Bonaparte
New Arcanum Rates In Effect Across Members
Special to The Washington Post reports Royal Arcanum members must pay increased assessment rates starting today as the Supreme Council in Atlantic City enforces changes. Moorfield Storey directs a Boston lawsuit against the Supreme Council over the raise while the national committee warns members not to sign blanks and to protest in writing. The committee notes Tennessee and Ontario actions are not nationally approved, and secretary Metcalf shows health improvement after stomach ailment.
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Washington Post
New York
Royal Arcanum
Supreme Council
Atlantic City
Moorfield Storey
Massachusetts der
Associated Councils of the
Royal Arcarium
Boston
National Executive Committee
Tennessee
Ontario
Taft's Flying Trip Continues Across the Nation
Secretary Taft completed a record-breaking cross country rail journey from San Francisco to Washington with a private car, sleeper, baggage, and dining cars on a rapid schedule. The 78 mile distance between Chicago and Washington was covered in under 19 hours of moving time, with 39 minutes idle, achieving an overall 90 hour 27 minute round trip from San Francisco.
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Chicago
Washington
Taft
Baltimore and Ohio
San Franisco
D.m
San Francisco
Pittsburg
Cumberland
Eepe
Brunswick
McKinley Memorial Corner Stone Set For November 16
Canton Ohio October 2 Justice Day will preside at the corner stone laying of the McKinley National Memorial on November 16 at 11 am. Trustees are invited to attend with no formal demonstration planned. Dedication later expects President Roosevelt and other notable figures.
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Justice Day
Canton
Ohio
McKinley National Memorial Association
Roosevelt
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