Washington News Roundup of Promotions and Divisional Changes
Washington notes detail civil service regulation delays in promotions, cabinet attendance, and army command changes. Reports cover the presidential stance on bureau release of annual reports, recent court-martial dismissals, and possible successor plans for Sherman and division chiefs. Also included are railroad dividend notices and international reactions to British royal commemorations.
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Civil Service
Ratew
Thoman
Civil Service Commission
Washington
Army
Sherman
Marble
Congress
Phillips
Guido Ilges
18Th Infantry
Edward B. Hubbard
Quartermaster’s Department
James F. Simpson
3D Cavalry
Frederick R. Smith
Hancock
Sheridan
Missouri
Pope
East
Schofield
Pacific
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Baltimore
John W. Garrett
Main Stem
Garrett
Baltimore & Ohio Company
Ils
Sherman and the Cause in Ohio Election Recount
The Mansfield Herald relays Senator Sherman saying the Democratic ticket appears elected from early returns. He blames defeat on temperance issues, noting German Republican losses and that many Democrats may have backed the second amendment while opposing prohibition. He asserts Republicans remain strong on general issues.
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Radsford
Bach
Elmer Riddle
Painesville
P. and Y
Prohibition
Foraker
Upper Sandusky
Nettie Higgins
Ben. Butterworth
Cincinnati
Secretary of the Interior
Arthur
Barnabas Burns
Mansfield
86Th Regiment of
Ohio Infantry
Ohio
Fremont
Radford
Supreme Court
Hoadly
Judge Hoadly
United States
George H. Pendleton
John W. Bookwalter
Durbin Ward
Judge Geddes
Cleveland Leader
Mansfield Herald
Sherman
Judge Foraker
Foraker praised as future statesman in Bucyrus Journal
The Bucyrus Journal lauds J B Foraker for candor and fairness in Ohio governor canvass. It argues he rose from unknown to popular, despite defeat, likening his rise to Lincoln Douglas and predicting a bright future for Ohio. North Dakota coat of arms and Kurtz Mincar ad text follow.
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Ong
Ross County Register
Bucyrus Journal
Republican Party
J. B. Foraker
Ohio
Lincoln
Douglas
Pse
North Dakota
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Butler County
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George J. Kayser
Columbia Township
Meigs County
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Hocking County
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Lew Green
The
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Perry
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Straitsville
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Noah Hoy
William Cochrell
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Elmer Donly
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Sherman and the Cause
J.B. Foraker
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