Causes for removal under civil service rules examined
The document discusses sufficient cause for discharge and the legal scope of removing civil service employees. It references Acting President Oberly, the Federal Civil Service Act, and debates on partisan removal, with opinions on who may be legally removed and under what circumstances.
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Wasmateto
Septeminr
Sant Oberly
United States
Charles W. Rowland
Char Yman
Seryne Board of Examiners
Cincinnati Postotice
Feday
Canis
Evuy
Assiun
Ecu
Civil Service Act
Albert
Mary Love
Will
Aston
Rhikrile
Bee
Rowley
Cordance
Destructive Fires Sweep Rushville Buildings
Fires in Rushville Indiana caused extensive damage to multiple structures and homes, with total losses estimated around forty thousand dollars. Authorities say a stable blaze started near a stable then spread as firefighters contained it. Several arrests were reported as the blaze burned, with property losses pegged near one hundred thousand dollars overall.
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Rushville
Sud
Llutie
Willian Pavone
Tratn
Gliry
International medical congress debates yellow fever tests and home rule
September reports detail a crowded lobby at Albangh for a committee meeting in Bresdon Davis compliance with the resolution. The panel examines yellow fever protections, proposes government funding and a future Washington venue, while other items note Catholic Benevolent Union officers and sympathy for Irish home rule.
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Albangh
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Martie
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Semmola
Naples
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Baiga
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Royhen
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Spain
Labarda
Seville
Sweden
Norway
Taiman
Switzerland
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Grant Bey
Care
United ‘States
Gihon
Riggs House
Atkinson
Philadelphia
Congress Regue
Section of
Public and
Incarnationas
Dotwinga Freire
Jandro
Rio de Janeiro
A . P Garnett
Washinton
America
Chussopher
Mit
International Medical Congress
Flamilton
Teale
Congress
Gerlin
Germany
Copenhagen
Washington
Amerca
Ireland
Wasurdiox
The
Catholic Benevolent Union Today
Ofices
Michael Glennan
Norialk Vu Fist Vie
J J Behan
Kimneston Pa
Save
Beer Hatha Wham Walsh
Memphs
Deu
Auntuy
Martin J J Gaslin
Jadelphus
Heydames Haury
St Lous
Exer
Unive goRumstice
Walter Walesh
St Louis
William H Kelly
Columpus
Olin
Marlow
Alexandria
Irsh
Denial in Senators Court Over Campaign Funds Dispute
In a circuit court on September 7 in Woodstock Va senator Riddleberger faced suit from Mahone over $500 allegedly given to him by Mahone. Riddleberger testified no personal benefit, recalling conversations in 1882 and asserting funds supported campaigns, not personal use. The cross examination produced a spicy July 1881 letter from Mahone. witnesses described debts, bank loans, and a draft note. The jury was discharged until tomorrow with another Mahone suit anticipated.
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Woonstaca
Biashone
Riddleberger
Mahone
Marhone
Woodstock
Saat
United States Senate
New York
Biddleborger
E Creag
Paul Crag
Jowo
Arana
Satinist
Virgiia
Pelxfax Cauat House
William Mahone
Mr Drake
Randolph Tucker
Seuttor
Mahone Oy
Tilden Doutor
Reutiemen
Borat
Richmond
Craig
Crug
Wells Resigns After Prohibition Fund Charge Sparks Outcry
News from Tennessee reports collector Hillsman facing questions over alleged orders to extract five to ten dollars from subordinates for a prohibition fund. Ed Wells of Maxwell sent a letter home about resisting the demand before resigning. Other items note Cuban expedition funding speculation, Baltimore and Ohio rail talks, a Jacksonville boiler explosion, freight rate cuts to Jacksonville, a man killed by a baseball, and unrelated international notes.
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Hillsman
Tennessee
Nasnvirer
Tenn
Fidistman
Ed Wells
Maxwell
Isue
Wells
Bigxwell
Fry
Boyce
Inland waterway improvements and funding requests 1887
Report on river engineering work across the Cumberland Caney Fork French Broad Hiawassee and other rivers. Details include excavations locks aqueducts, canal openings, and anticipated completions with requested appropriations ranging from 15 000 to 600 000 for channel work dam removal snags and survey efforts along the Tennessee and Kentucky waterways.
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Ant Shes
Colbers Shoals
Budgeport
Gunteraville
Tuscumbe Shoals
Wimberland
Nashville
Bush
Smuth
Cumberland River
Jellicoe
Congress
Hiawassee River
Tennessee
Magill’s Island
French Broad River
Thiu
Clinchmyer
Caney Fork
South Fork
Curberland River
Kentucky
Snd
Sloan’s Shoals
Devil's Jump
Duck River
Lattle ‘Tennessee River
Teunessee
Trade failures ripple through Joliet firms in 19th century debit crisis
GARRIED DOWN BY WHEELER, Guucano, September -A Joliet, Ilners, special announces the failure, yesterday, of hhraffe, Gog & Co, and the Lilinos Wue Fence company. Both firms are run by the same proprietors and linked to Sherman & Marsh and New ven Wire company. Judgments for 56,922 dollars favor Alexander Gow, while Kraffe, Gosa & Co reports a strong cash capital of 169,000. The New Haven failures reportedly dump 60 notes on Joliet firms, threatening creditors.
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Uhnow
Alexander Gow
Kraffe, Gosa & Co
Tilinoia Wire Fence Company
Kraffe
Pear
New Haven
Joliet
Kmuffe, Goss & Co
CHAGING THE MOONSHINERS IN PICKETT COUNTY
Deputy Marshals Spurrier, Young and Graves pursued moonshiners in Pickett County. The Taylors fled before capture, signals warned locals, and attempts to seize others were met with violence. One small still was captured, and a marshal faced a shotgun threat, retreating to avoid death.
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Joseph Spurrier
Henderson Young
George Graves
Pea Ridge
Pickett County
Taylor Boys
Mane
Taylors
Maieyne
Billtop
Bill Told
Obedo
Gravia
Graves Young
Martin
Morlow Place
Spurrier
Gladstone Invited to U S Centennial Celebration
The letter inviting Mr. Gladstone to the Philadelphia centennial of the American Constitution is dated September 24 and signed by committee members. Gladstone replies that the invitation honors him, but that government duties and ongoing naval concerns require his attention, so he cannot attend, though he values the gesture and regards the constitution as a remarkable modern work.
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Gladstone
Philadelphia
Means
Kasson
Little
Carson
Cochrane
America
Lafayette
Gladzions
CIA
England
Dublin Castle Meeting Targets Arrest of Editor O Brien
A special meeting of the Irish Privy Council in Dublin Castle, with Lord Lieutenant Ashbourne and Justice Fitzgibbon, discussed arresting Editor William O Brien if he fails to appear before the Mitchellstown court tomorrow. Action was also planned against defendants from the Banis meeting as Labouchere, Dillon, and other MPs head to Mitchellstown.
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Bmotchestown
William O Brien
Archbishop Walsh
G’bnea
Gladstone
Young Men's Veteran Association forms in Macon
A Macon meeting with Mr Davis presiding organizes a Young Men's Veteran Association to honor him during a May visit. Mr Slount elected chairman as the group plans a city wide effort, with Mr Patterson and Mrs Row Patterson noted among attendees.
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Macon
Spain
Dusis
Wishingtes Desan
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Chaiman
Carrie
Davis Duing Bimay
Miter Wimberly
Ene
Muna Maeraes
Mc Davis
Federald States
Muhefean Telecmideas
Riparia
Bibb County
Agpocintiia
The
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Patterson
Jeff Day
Chase Barelett
Elliott Estes
Ewenky-hve
Cnuy
J G Blount
Strochons
Las Loanre
Row Patterson
Messing
Frontall
Davis
Fatal road confrontation ends in farmer death near Prosperity
On a public road near Prosperity Newberry County South Carolina a white farmer named Wert s killed another white farmer identified as Sadler after Sadler confronted him with a knife. The incident follows threats made by Sadler who had planned to attack Wert s in view of witnesses. Wert s fired a pistol striking Sadler fatally. Sadler had a criminal past including penitentiary terms. The scene prompted news updates as officials reported the deaths and related local notices including veterans relief and university contract bids.
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Coruunia
Joseph Werts
Jones
Newberry
Werts
Lox
Jon Werts
Sadler
Werte
Hailu
Koife
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