Postmaster General Payne creates new office in Roosevelt machine
From Washington April 1902 a dramatic power grab by Postmaster General Payne is alleged to have created a new office of Confidential Secretary to the Postmaster General with a $9,000 salary. He installed J. H. Rand, linked with the Roosevelt camp, as assistant engineer and chief clerk duties, bypassing civil service. Critics say the move breaches law and civil service rules.
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Atton
New Mexico
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Vo Weenington
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Blackburn Thin
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Ameriki
Portatis
Comte
Spring and Summer Ready to Wear Suits and Coats
A local store extols its spring stock of overcoats and suits, promising great value and fit. It invites customers to inspect the Spring line, featuring ready to wear E. S. & M. labeled suits at prices from 10 to 20 dollars and other good options at higher, all emphasized as the best in town.
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Alway
Governor granted pardon to W K Parker for forgery
The governor issued a pardon for W K Parker of Anderson County after a letter from Sheriff Green and others urged clemency. The pardon requires Parker to leave the state and cites his act of warning a fellow officer during a plotted escape as a mitigating factor.
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Karkor
Elvan
Boggs
W. St. Parker
Anderson County
Andere
Alvic
Sheriff Green
Solleltar Boggs
Door
Parker
Rat
Ford
Dilfingham
Rone
Dillighaw
Denver Dats Deaths and Local Notices In April Denver
Denver Dats reports a death notice for Mrs. Mo Whorter aged, with obituary details noting a life of faith in the Methodist Church and burial planned for Wednesday at Springs. The column also mentions visits, illnesses, injuries, and community members traveling or returning, including references to the Garrison, Browne, and Rankin families, and cadet activity returning from Clemon Bal l Denver.
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MoWhorter
MoWhorter Ban
Erin
Israel
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Abe Profensad
Uene Springs
Sam Harria
Halton
Far 'Babarday
Se Bilan
Blsckman
Ted
Pere
South
Georgia
Florida
Rand
G. M. Harper Aioe
A. B. Browne
Mr. Browne
Josl Rankin
Will Garrison
Willoo
Clemnon
Denver
Confederate Veterans and Friends Rail Trip to Dallas
A fragmented notice describes Confederate Veterans and companions traveling to Dallas. It urges those who have not yet handed in their tales or information to do so at once, naming J. Nin and R T Thorsen as contact points for processing.
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Hose
J. Ninoele
Thorsen Ie
One Cent a Mile to Texas Confederate Veteran Reunion
An old travel notice offers a one cent per mile round trip to Dallas for the Confederate Veteran Reunion from April 2 with low rate tickets on sale April 20 and return by May 2, extended to May 15. Stopovers allowed in Arkansas or Texas. round trip from Anderson listed at 20.50 dollars. For rates and pamphlets contact N. HB, Baird, T. P. A., Atlanta.
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Oklahoma
Glan
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Atlanta
Charleston and Western Carolina Railway Announces Spring Fare Cuts
Special Tuesday rates begin April 1 and continue through April. Round trip tickets to the Expo will be sold at half fare with a substantial reduction from the first authorized rates. Tickets valid for three days from purchase date. Agents for full information.
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