Roosevelt Loyalists Demand His Removal From Civil Service Board
Washington April 1 The Post reports that Theodore Roosevelt’s removal from the Civil Service Commission is considered possible. His Baltimore primary appearances stirred Republican politics as foes accuse him of intimidating office holders. Roosevelt argues reform, while allies and opponents debate his impact on Harrison’s administration. A new Baltimore protest spreads to conventions as party tensions sharpen. A San Francisco Examiner bureau launches to aid pension and department claims.
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Washington
Sprcran
Theodore Roosevelt
Civil Service Commission
Baltimore
Harrison
Roosevelt
New York
Virginia
Sydney E. Mudd
Reed
Congress
White House
M. Roosevelt
The
San Francisco Examiner
William R. Hearst
Hearst
Examiner
John Wedderburn
Tracy
Mare Island Navy Yard
Resources of the Treasury to Meet Summer Market Demand
Government plans to draw on every available resource to supply money for crops next summer. Major funds come from bank deposits about 24 million dollars, with additional cash looming near 15 to 20 million by July 1. Total accessible funds could reach roughly 54 million, plus potential silver profits and other small items. Changes in pension payment timing aim to smooth currency flow through the season, helping redeem 4 44 percent bonds maturing September 1.
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THE
Treasury
Congress
Foster
Treasury Department
Department
Government to Aid Circulation Deficit with Ready Money
The Government is expected to continue its traditional role in supplying the deficiency of ready money in circulation, ensuring liquidity remains steady. The remark reflects ongoing policy support anticipated in the current financial climate.
Army and Navy Gazette Military Orders April 1 1891
Army orders direct Edgar Z Steever Third Cavalry to move funds and property to Fort Leavenworth for transfer to the Infantry and Cavalry School. Major Girard relieved from Fort Lowell for Alcatraz. Leaves of absence for Lissak and Taylor extended. Transfers among artillery and infantry officers. Navy and staff movements include Surgeon White to San Francisco and Baltimore, Harris to St. Louis, and multiple transfers to the Marion and other ships with orders dated April 27.
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Washington
Edgar Z. Steever
Third Cavalry
Fort Leveanworth
Kan
United States Infantry and Cavalry School
Joseph B. Girard
Fort Lowell
Andrew G. Hammond
Eighth Cavalry
William A. Shunk
David Perry
Sixth Cavalry
William N. Tisdall
Leopold O. Parker
Parker
Stephen S White
San Francisco
Baltimore
H. N. L. Harris
St. Louis
McPickrell
Naval Hospital
New York
Arthur Burtis
Charleston
M. Goldsborough
Philip Inch
Fletcher A. Wilson
Robert D.taylor
Richmond
John L. Gow
James H. North, Jr
Navy Yard
Frank H. Clark
Fish Commission
Charles W. Bush
Inter-Continental Railway Commission
Frederick N. Ogden
Felix McCurley
Alliance
Asiatic
Cal
Henry Glass
Naval Academy
D.C
Henry ©. Taylor
T. R. Bartlett
Marion
F. W. Jenkins
F. K. Stephenson
J. A. Barrybill
H. G. Colby
Daniel Ward
C.talman
G. E. Woodmouth
Pacific Rolling Mills
W. S. Smith
Samuel Cross
Dale
W. L. Maples
Navy Department
Ley on Railroad Stock Sale and Street Watering Debate
In the Massachusetts House and Senate yesterday lawmakers revisited the bill to auction new railroad stock and debated street watering powers. Key figures include Gould of Chelsea, Powers, Lynch, Moriarty, Quincy, Wardwell, and Bennett. The chamber declined to reconsider the stock bill, while the Street Sprinkling issue saw amendments to limit watering in smaller cities. The day also covered alcohol candy rules, pension inquiries, and various public notices and committee actions.
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Gould
Chelsea
Powers
Lynch
Boston
Journal of the House
Bennett
Everett
Moriarty
Worcester
Quincy
Wardwell
Wilson
Hodges
Nahant
Carter
Wakefield
Toeney
Child
Swansea
Cyris
Marlboro
Larkin
Westfield
Mitchell
Senate
House
McNary
Suffolk
Friay
Gilman
Middlesex
Committee On Public Health
Committee On Federal Relations
Chicago
Commonwealth
Miller
Plymouth
Smith
Worcester-Hampshire
Millers River Manufacturing Company
West
Joan D. Long
Massachusetts ‘Total Abstinence Society
Temperance Societies
Attleboro’ Savings Bank
Carpenter
Hampden
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Fourth District Court
Waldo F. Miles
Launton
United States
Committee On Education
Committee On the Judiciary
Champlin
Committee On
Clark
Franklin
Exeter
Amesbury
Exeter Railroad
New Hampshire
Boston & Maine
Fall River
Gloucester
Toe Cima
Granstein Brothers
Boston & Maine Railroad Company
H . Eastman
Insuring infants hearings on life insurance limits raised
The Massachusetts Legislature Insurance Committee held a hearing on restricting life insurance for minors and requiring knowledge of the policy. John Hancock and Metropolitan Life described industrial policies for youths, premiums 5 to 50 cents weekly, with cash benefits from $10 to $102. Commissioner Merrill urged clear rules, and the hearing closed with support for prohibiting unnotified policies.
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Insurance Committee
Massachusetts
Samuel Wells
John Hancock Life Insurance Company
England
Prudential Assurance Company of
London
Great Britain and
Ireland
John Hancock Company
Metropolitan Life
New York
James M. Craig
Metropolitan Company of
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Merrill
Protection of Dumb Animals Report Highlights Cruelty Fight
At the annual meeting the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals and the American Humane Education Society reported thousands of cruelty complaints addressed, hundreds of horses removed from labor, and numerous animals euthanized. They noted large print runs of humane publications, thousands of Bands of Mercy, and broad transport and education efforts across regions. William Minot Jr was elected trustee of the permanent funds for both societies.
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Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
The
Humaneducation Society
Angell
American Humane Education Society
Humane Societies
Bands of Mercy
British America
William Minot, Jr
Samuel C. Cobb
Mrs John C Phillips remembered as devoted clergyman’s wife
The late Mrs. John C Phillips, daughter of Francis Welch, wife of Rev John C Phillips, is praised for Christian duty and resilience after loss. Funeral at Boston area noted by Dr Storrs and Rev Gordon as her life reflected faith, love, and the Easter glow of resurrection. Also mentions Hope's Sarsaparilla as spring medicine.
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John C. Phillips
Francis Welch
Wendell Phillips
Boston
Methuen
Dr. Storrs
Storrs
New York
Gordon
Phillips
Forty-One Immigrants Detained After Antwerp Arrival
The steamer Westernland from Antwerp landed 1337 immigrants at the barge office in New York today. Forty-one musicians, said to have come under the parole system, are detained at the barge office.
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New York
Westernland
Antwerp
Obituary notices record multiple Boston area deaths and family details
In this city March 12 two individuals Arthur W. Houston and Marie C. Landie both of Boston wed by Rev Dr Miner. In Dartmouth Mass Walter A Woodsum Roxbury to Grace B Thomas. Also William F Stone to Sarah A Reantree in this city March 29. Death notices include Mary E Conant aged 59 in Boston Highlands and Benjamin Green Jr aged 37 in this city. Other deaths: Lucy P Hathaway East Boston. Harvey L Hayford Norwood. Maria Louisa Hooper Hingham. Edwin Jennings South Boston. Clara B Meads South Boston. John P Reed Roxbury. Rev Francis W Towle Concord. Charles Worcester Clark West Roxbury. Sarah J Forbes Magnolia Fla. Charles Lewis Harding Cambridge. Funeral details and flowers noted. copies requested for Burlington Vt and Providence R I papers.
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Landie
Miner
Arthur W. Houston
Marie CU. Landie
Boston
Woodsum
Maria Louisa
John S. Hooper
Ensign Barnes, Jr
Hingham
Jennings
South Boston
Edwin Jennings
Meads
Clara B
Harrison
Margaret J. Meads
Reed
Roxbury
John P. Reed
Towle
Concord
Mass
Francis W. Towle
Clark
West Roxbury
Charles Worcester Clark
Nathaniel C
Elizabeth Slark
Forbes
Magnolia
Fla
Sarah J
J. Malcolm Forbes
Milton
Harding
Cambridge
Charles Lewis Harding
Cambridge Street
Burlington
Providence
R. L
Chicago Property Finance Offer for Business Property
We offer for sale choice business property in Chicago with a 6 percent net return. Mortgages on improved Chicago property range from 5 to 7 percent net.
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Chicago Business Property
Chicago
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Grand Opera House
Proctor & Mansfield
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