Secretary Noble and the Pension Office Clash in 1889
Washington reports focus on Secretary Noble’s plan to dismiss all Pension Office employees with pensions under this administration, versus the President’s demand for cause and due process. The piece also notes tariff stances, Civil Service discussions, and various political tensions as the election cycle proceeds.
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Unclear: fragmentary notice from old paper
Fragmentary text mentioning tickets and depots with missing names dates places and actions making precise summary difficult. Content appears to reference a transit or travel note possibly involving Chicago and a depot but lacks complete details.
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Samuel Gueller
Belmont County
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Patent
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Dayton
Xenia Bank
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Richard M. Cox
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Warren County
Caesar Stokes
Pike County
Budd
Paulding Gazette
Stone’s Landing
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Tabitha Vanpaarland
Lord Cornwallis
Clermont County
Cincinnati
Little
Miami River
Washington Township
Miamisburg
F. J. Dern
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Racine
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James Smith
Josiah Curtis
Long Bottom
Meigs County
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William A. Davis
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Mary C. Beahrs
A.J. Smart
Laduie Murdock
Henry W. Hargett
M. E. Church
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Edward Story
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George W. Bornell
Mary A. Beagle
Justice Bradfield
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Jobs Stobart
Malone
Antiquity
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Jonathan Logston
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Joe Scogill
Maggie Collison
Logan M. E Parsonage
T. A. Turner
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Matilda Campbell
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Lee Humphrey
Henry Jones
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John Ditto
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