Civil Service reform debate rages in Washington
The piece outlines Republican and Democratic positions on Pendleton Civil Service reform, noting Senate strength, House passage risks, and lobby influence. It mentions Becken Kentuky and Voorhees, and previews how public opinion and party strategy shape the bill’s fate and potential presidential influence.
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Pendleton Civil Service
Washington
Senate
Congress
Tey
Senator Beck
Ian
Mary~ Jand
Wasjy
Capt
Bassett
Beck
Voorhees
Germain
Allen
Mehameha
Tps
Civil Service Miel Senate
Lena Law
Brightwood Manapolis
Major Townsend’s Official Honor Reviewed
An editorial notes Major Townsend’s integrity as Secretary of State, soon to resign in favor of Mr. Newman. It defends Townsend against attacks, cites his frugal use of funds, and comments on the transition period and public perception amid factional disputes.
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State Bar Association
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Devil Hole Run
Salisbury Township
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W. B. Hodge
Middleport
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Bud
Poindexter
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McDonald’s Station
Meigs County
McConnelsville
Zanesville
George
Alfred Benjamin
Malta
McGonnelsville Herald
Federal Creek
Lucy Thompson
Logan Public
Samuel W. Mowrey
Lizzie Woodrull
Hocking County
Richard Sanderson
Logan
Florida
James Nye
Board of Commissioners
Farmers’ Institute
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Watertown
Flora Miller
Barlow
N. H. Shaw
Fourth Street
Marietta
Ritchie
Washington County
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Athens
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Maggie
M.’ Guittédi
Guitteau
Jota
Cincinnati Gazette
Townsend
Newman
Town Arene Senay
Newman Pow
Maj. Townsend
State House
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Harry
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Engla
Enue
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John Waddle
Marietta & Cincinnati Railroad
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Rex
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Oglevee
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Guernsey County
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Circleville
Fayette
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New Hagerstown
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Ross County
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Ugent
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Neie
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New Philadelphia
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Coalton
Jackson County
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Larus
Monkey Run
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Rutland Township
J. J. Rutherford
Salem Township
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Valley Ford
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Soldiers and Sailors’ Orphans’ Home
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Morgan
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Windsor Township
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Mary Mar- Martin
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Denvertown
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Joy
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New Lexington
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Somerset
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William Hibber
Central Hotel
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Jimmy Holden
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Somerset Press
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William R. Fox
Manly Morse
Ars
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