What is "stanton"

Usage examples of "stanton".

To the left of the block, where the President is standing with the bloody axe in his hand, are shown the members of the Cabinet--Secretary of State Seward, Secretary of War Stanton, Secretary of the Navy Welles, and others--each awaiting his turn.

But the old scandal becomes known to the Stantons when Jack has to convince Adam, a famous surgeon and a man of high ideals, to become director of Willie's new hospital.

Anne Stanton receives state funds for the Children's Home, and Willie, on national radio broadcasts, attacks one of MacMurfee's men in the U.

A deep feeling of regret always will prevail that the Liberator of woman, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, could not live to see the complete triumph of her cause, as did those other great emancipators, Lincoln, Garrison and Phillips.

Stanton, who defended Dan Sickles when he shot his wife's gentleman friend.

It was going to be a long night, too, once I went home and started trying to figure out how whoever it was had pulled off the death spell used on Johnny Marcone's hatchet man, Tommy Tomm, and his girlfriend, Jennifer Stanton.

Stanton, who wrote with feverish haste, often scratching out words, and interlining frequently.

Reduced to sleeping in a junked car when she could have been sharing the futon back in the apartment on Stanton Street.

Seward knew that, earlier in the week, Stanton had intended to resign as special legal counsel to the Secretary of War.

The Homicide pen was jam-packed _Badge of Honor_: Brett Chase, Miller Stanton, David Mertens the set man, Jerry Marsalas his nurse--one long bench crammed tight.

And - Stanton Mick had waived the routine procedure of making an objective test.

Stanton knew Occupational Safety and Health Administration regulations as well as anyone.

Although Grant was a splendid general in the field, he could not be expected to understand the confusion of overlapping commands and stern military incompetence at the capital, where Old Brains thought old thoughts while Stanton acted as a sort of frantic conductor on a runaway set of railroad cars.

He discovers that when Judge Irwin was state attorney general under Governor Stanton, he had accepted a bribe for dismissing a suit against an oil company that owed the state over $150,000 in back royalties.

Federal Secretary Stanton says he can reenforce Suwarrow Grant at his leisure whenever he calls for more.