New Tax Districts Plan Cut IRS Divisions
The executive order reduces federal collection districts from 126 to 80, with 46 districts affected across multiple states and territories. Officials estimate a three week implementation period and an annual saving of 200000 dollars, while cabinet discussions address immigrant pauper shipments from Ireland and action to prevent or repatriate such arrivals.
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Wasurxetor
Internal Revenue Service
Treasury Department
Alabama
Nevada
Connecticut
Georgia
Dakota
Wyoming
Arizona
Pennsylvania
Virginia
North
Carolina
Ireland
Secretary of the Treasury
Collectors of Customs
New York
Commissioners of Immigration
Furnesia
Colivetor
Hill investigation exposes alleged fraud in treasury contracts
In the Hill inquiry Secretary Polger testifies that no papers were shown regarding a bid bribe offer to Manly & Cooper. Bartlett Robbins and Hill deny corrupt acts, arguing duplications and errors in exhibits were misgiven or malicious. General Tyler denies making any bribe offer and disputes opposing testimony.
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Vul Wasurxetox
Hill
Secreary
Polger
Manly & Cooper Company
Hied
Manly & Cooper
Treasury
Bartlett & Robbins
New York Customhouse
Romied
Jamey M. Wilbur
New York ‘Post Office
Wilbur
Thing
Bartlett, Robbins & Co
Moleett
A.B. Mallett
Mullett
Potter
General Stinemwetz
Barnett
Robbins
J. M. Wilbur
Ewn
Baltimore
Tyler
General Tyler
Damon
Manley & Cooper
Tov
Wade
Manley
Manley & Cooper Cmpany
Allison
Allizon
Munley
Flooded Rivers and Rail Lines Across the Midwest
The narrative details widespread flooding along the Mississippi and its tributaries with levees breached from Cape Girardeau to St Louis, submerging cropland and towns. Railroads reroute trains via Vandalia, Alton, and Vandalia routes to Illinois and Missouri connections while farmers evacuate to bluffs. Widespread crop losses extend from Chester to Cairo amid rising waters and submerged bottomlands on both sides of the river.
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Cathokia
Altamont
Chicago
Alton
Burrington
Quincy
Smithboro
Chester
Randolph
County
Illinois
Mary’s
Missouri
the &T
Mary's
Bluffs
Cairo
St. Marys
Kaskaskia
Cape Girardeau
Price's Landing
Illinois Ade
St. Louis
Chicago and Alton
Missouri River
Kangas City
Progress of the Two Rites in Europe and News from London
Coverage blends disparate items from London and abroad. It notes a trial at Nyiraghbaza Hungary involving Moritz Scharf and alleged Jewish murders, plus Emigration remarks by Earl Spencer in Dosby and Parnell’s Monaghan speech. It also mentions French cabinet rumors, libel fines in Maputo, a London women’s rights meeting, and various crime, ship, and weather notes from across the era.
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London
Nyrighlazo
Moritz Schart
Esthér Salamassy
Poblesiy
Nyraghbaza
Hungary
Hig
Yelieft
Sourabaya
Rembang
Java
Earl Spencer
Limerick
Hart Spencer
Parnell
Monaghan
Maputo
Cabecillo
Women's Rights
Lorpon
Jacob: Bright
M ‘Pb
Susan
Anthony
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Quinjevsky Island
Russia
Loxnon
Sierra Leone
Goponce
Damierta
Beecher's Home and Anti slavery Stand Discussed
The interview recalls Henry Ward Beecher visiting his Peekskill hillside home after turning seventy and planning future sermons. It covers his career from early abolitionist work, his Indianapolis ministry, and public lectures, plus reflections on Plymouth Church’s future and the abolitionist movement’s split over slavery.
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Ani
Plymouth
Revere Brooklyncher
Ced
Sevantiath
Beivrer
Maine
California
Peekskill
Hudson
Pan
Heecher
Tam
Tam Weil
India
MBO
Untitled fragment hints at mixed terms and phrases
Fragmentary OCR reads as a jumble of names, places, and terms including varieties, syrups, purifiers, diseases, and street references. Limited readable identifiers prevent a coherent news item. no clear person, place, or event emerges from the legible text.
Indians at San Carlos Meet with General Crook
Dispatch from San Carlos Arizona reports General Crook ordered a gathering of San Carlos reservation Indians to express their views on remaining at the reservation. Loco chief of Warmspring Indiana and Bonito leader of the party who killed Judge McComes spoke, expressing a desire to return to the agency under Crook’s protection and live as old Indians.
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Valparta
Br. Jenna
N. F
Trepansy
Lancaster
Wis
Sam Gatélin
Pat Judge
Gatthin
Helvena
Montana
Rogers
Lasuter
Lacey
Sullivan
Doug Jags
Crook Olle
Max Francisco
San Carlos
Arizona
Crook
San Carlos Reservation
Wes
Ithe
Loco
Warmspring
Indiana
Bonito
McComes
Monago
Meleech firm collapse cited as multi‑million failure
June 26 report shows McGeoch and Everingham assets totaling over six million dollars with four million owed to Chicago banks secured by real estate, two million distributed in varying sums. Milwaukee transactions of $850,000 disappeared in margin calls, leaving only $90,000 and office fixtures as assets.
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Nebraska
Lincoxy
Neb
Nemeha Valley
Arcnisor
Kan
Haseiog
Milton Dollers
McGeoch & Everingham Growe
Chicago
Ard
Milwaukee
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the Hill Investigation
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Munley & Cooper Co
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Louie
Mitchell
Poe
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M. T. Polk
Polk
Florida
North Carolina
Thomas O'Connor
J. B. Killebrew
Mexico
Allen
Pari
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Ferry
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M. Tuterd
Finance
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Bismarck
Berix
Crime and Casualty
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Coney Island
Youx
Jone
Chris Uclear
Lorna
Boulotte
Breeze
John Henry
Pope
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Greenland
Harriet
Bella
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McGinty
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Mercer University
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Mn Black
Uni
J. G. Ryalls
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John T. Claringtion
John. T. Boiseuillet
BE. A. Breed
Watson
McDriffie County
Judge Thomas
Eatonton
R. W., Patterson
Mygh
Ier
Eac
David E. Butler
Board of
W. C. Tuggle
Joby T. Clarke
Thomas B. Way
E. H. Cason
Battle
R. W. Patterson
Henry C. Peeples
Atlanta
Watson Patterson
Clarke
Harmonie Hall
Benjamin H. Hill
William L. T. Pickard
Harris County
Richard’ S
Jordan
Pulaski County
Andrew Jackson
Wiliam T. Gerrard
Putnam County
Eugha G. Bassett
Houston County
James D.chapman
Heard County
Hf. Hietcher
Monroe County
Alexander H. Stephens
Henry
Jones
Burke
James Evans
James
Powel
Miem‘bera
P. Callaway
LaGrange
Néw School
Lawrenceburg
Cincinnati
American Home Missionary Society
Cistom
Pacific Ocean
Mr. Garrison
Henry B. Stanton
South
Princeton
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Synod of
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Gag de Acer
CDE
McLean
Supreme ‘Court
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