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America
President defends patronage policy amid graft and reform claims
The president rejects charges of using office for renomination and details 1,352 appointments in 11 months, with 1,164 postmasters. He asserts non political appointments in diplomacy, consular, and Indian services, and explains selection practices, including reliance on senators, local congressmen, and personal checks, while defending Wanamaker and refuting Taft related accusations. He stresses civil service guidelines and denies coercion of officeholders for presidential support.
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Congress
Senate
Army
Bonaparte
Taft
Root
Knox
Washington
Union
South Atlantic
Gulf States
George W. Wanamaker
Port of
New York
Wanamaker
New York County
Internal Revenue
McKinley
Cleveland
Hughes
Plattsburg
Walter Witherbee
Witherbee
Yale
Ohio
Maumee
Bluffton
Greenville
Leipsic
Foraker
Dennison
Uhrichsville
Smyser
The
Boston Herald
Civil Service Commission
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Indiana
Wisconsin
Tradesmen Honor Memory of Friend Daniel J Hennessy
Silver Bow Trades and Labor council adopted a unanimous tribute to Daniel J. Hennessy at last night’s regular meeting. The resolutions praise his life of usefulness and philanthropy, note his rise from a poor boy to a trusted pioneer and business leader, and express heartfelt sympathy to his family.
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Silver Bow Trades and Labor Council
Daniel J. Hennessy
D. J. Hennessy
Montana
Commonwealth
Butte
Organized Labor
John M'Mullen
F. Staten
W. A. Turpening
ED Gould
Coyote Bill Breaks Free and Attacks Camp Crowd
A tame looking coyote at Ernest Nelson’s Ten Mile house near Butte turned feral after being teased. The animal leaped a barn door, attacked Pat Lyons and others, biting Lyons severely before Nelson shot the beast. Lyons, hospitalized in Butte, fears infection. others escaped with minor injuries.
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Ernest Nelson
Ten Mile
Butte
St. Paul
Bill
Joe Nelson
Pat Lyons
Orman & Crook
Pat
Lyons
Coyote
Taft Campaign Chief Keeps Vorys In Charge
Secretary of War states Arthur Vorys will control Taft canvass for the Republican national convention. Vorys heads the effort with main headquarters in Columbus. He requested Hitchcock assist, focusing on East and South affairs, with possible additional eastern headquarters if needed.
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Columbus
Ohio
Arthur Vorys
William H. Taft
Kansas City
Vorys
Butte Blacksmith Arrests Carriage Parts Thief
Joseph Lalande of Lalande & Grandpre in 13 West Silver Street was arrested by Detective Frank White on burglary charges tied to systematic thefts from F. M. Grady’s ware house at Main and Silver. Grady reported missing rubber tires wheels and shafts after returning from vacation, with evidence of a direct areaway linking both businesses.
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Joseph Lalande
Lalande & Grandpre
West Silver Street
Frank White
F. M. Grady
Main
Silver Streets
Lalande
Grady
Lalande & Grandpre Establishment
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