Windom Ignores Platform As Stewart Presses Coin Plan
Senator Stewart of Nevada urged Secretary Windom to boost monthly bullion purchases from two to four million dollars in talks following a White House meeting. Windom admitted he had not read the party platform’s financial plank until prompted by Stewart. The exchange highlights internal GOP uncertainties on monetary policy.
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Pension increase for Henry Dembitz approved
Commissioner of Pensions Tanner raised Henry Dembitz's monthly benefit from 30 to 72 after ruling Perigoff's amputation of both feet constitutes substantial loss. The ruling treats the partial foot loss as legally equivalent to total loss and will affect similar cases.
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Perigoff
Superintendent Porter appoints clerks for eleventh census
Superintendent Porter plans to hire about a hundred clerks soon and 1600 next year. He will place staff by fitness rather than civil service rules and has just named three key appointees: Frank Claudy of Massachusetts, J S Stoddard of Washington, and Frank Williams of Louisiana. Claudy previously served under General Walker and is linked to Senator Dawes. Stoddard remains in the labor department. Williams is from the South. Temporary quarters may be rented from the Indian bureau on Seventh street.
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Massachusetts
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Washington
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Louisiana
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Postmasters Granted Confederate Memorial Day Closures
Postmaster General Wanamaker approves closing Savannah Georgia and Atlanta Georgia offices on April 26 Confederate Memorial Day for the observance.
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Atlanta
Notable Appointments in Federal Offices Mentioned
General Warren P. Edgerton of New Jersey becomes inspector in charge at Philadelphia replacing the prior Boston head. Ex Governor William M. Stone of Iowa is named assistant commissioner of the General Land Office.
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New Jersey
Boston
Mr. Boynton
Philadelphia
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Iowa
General Land Office
Episcopal Club Debates Sunday School Training and New Church House
The Episcopal Club at the Vendome closed its season by discussing Sunday School training and a proposed new diocesan church house. Members urged detailed plans, with speakers stressing trained teachers, proper Bible instruction, and a library. The committee’s vague report was sent back for particulars while pledges and rental reallocations were proposed to support the project.
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Boston
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Milton Place
City Mission
Post Office at New Recuerie Burglarized for 2000 Dollars
Burglars entered the New Recuerie post office last night. The safe was blown open and about 2000 dollars in cash taken. The postmaster reports there is no clue to the burglars.
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Northern Pacific Withdraws From Pacific Northwest Agreement
The Northern Pacific directors withdrew from the harmony agreement affecting Pacific Northwest operations. The move places the Oregon Navigation lease burden on Union Pacific and leads to Brayton Ives resigning as vice president of the Oregon Transcontinental system. It signals a break with the Villard interests and a likely withdrawal of their representatives from the NP board. A further meeting is planned for next Thursday.
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Market activity shifts as holidays approach in New York
The New York market was more active with prices rising ahead of holidays. Prospects remain favorable for crops and merchandise movement shows a balance in traders’ favor. Investors await May first holiday and expect continued volatility with potential shifts in bonds and real estate as funds seek safe investments.
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Centennial Travel Adjustments For New York Visitors
The Pilgrim steamer will depart New York at 6 30 p m on Tuesday April 30 instead of 5 p m to suit Eastern travelers after the parade. The New York and New England special train from Boston at 6 p m and Worcester at 6 50 p m Sunday April 28 will aid New England visitors to the Washington inaugural centennial. Limited Boston to New York tickets are 3 one way and 250 Worcester to New York one way. A six hour Shore Line train to New York departs 1 a m Sunday. The Stonington line runs April 28 to support centennial travel with a connecting train from Park Square at 6 30 p m.
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Warner's Log Cabin Sarsaparilla Health Claim Ad
An old advertisement extols Warner's Log Cabin Sarsaparilla as a cure for disease by purifying blood. It markets the product as a wealth source and notes the largest bottle on the market.
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Treatment of the Criminal Class Lecture Draws City Leaders
Charles Dudley Warner urged reforming criminals through education within prisons at Huntington Hall. The General Conference of Charities hosted by Robert Treat Paine drew about 600 attendees including Lowell and Brooks. Elmira reformatories and indeterminate sentences were praised, while officials weighed differing outcomes and recidivism risks.
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Thomas Ovenside Carriages At Boston Show
Progress in carriage building is highlighted by Chauncey Thomas & Co. exhibiting radical improvements called the Thomas Ovenside. A coach and a brougham, first of their kind, draw attention at the horse show with praise for Boston innovation and local impact.
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SurgeEons Coats for operating room use by G W Simmons Co
SurgEons' coats for operating room use are made to order by G. W. Simmons & Co. They count this class of coat among their specialties.
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Funeral of Stanton Blake in Boston at King's Chapel
The funeral for Stanton Blake was held at King's Chapel at noon with a large crowd. The service was simple led by Rev. Francis G. Peabody and followed by burial at Mt. Ararat. Attendants included Mayor Hart ex Governor Rice and many Boston leaders as listed by the Citizens' Association.
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John P. Marquand
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Francis Bartlett
John C. Ropes
Solomon Lincoln
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Charles E. Inches
F. A. Osborn
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A. S. Wheeler
Spencer W. Richardson
Charles H. Joy
Hamilton A. Hill
Henry R. Reed
Robert Great Paine
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Lawrence
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Marriages Guide Has Multiple City and Out of Town Nuptials
In this city on April 24 marriages include Fred C. Burnham to Etta M. Chapin both of Malden by Rev Minot J Savage. Gottlieb Gehrung Jr to Fanny Lins both of Boston by Gustave Bagniteky Esq. Willis Eugene Stone to Lillian Beasley Canton by Rev Nelson B Jones Jr. Edward F Wall to Catharine Moynahan by Rev M F Murphy. Edith Hawthorne of New York weds Robert Simmons in New York City May 24.
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Ellen Nichols
William B. Wood
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John F. Magee
Mary E. Mahoney
Stone—Brasley
Nelson B. Jones, Jr
Willis Eugene Stone
Lillian Beasley
Canton
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New York City
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J. James B. Simmons
Robert Stevens Simmons
Edith Hawthorne
Alexander P. Crane
New York
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M. F. Murphy
Edward F. Wall
Catharine F. Moynahan
Multiple Obituaries Report Deaths in City and Surrounding Areas
A list of death notices dated April 20 to April 25 includes Matthew J. Barron 31, John D. Bell 2, Willard L. Cole 32, Rev. John Maxwell Chick 76, Annie M. Dayton 21, Thomas Fleming 56, George W. Gilman 57, Emma Jane Greely 28, Emma Janche Hall 33, John H. Hyde 31, Leonard A. Kingsbury 79, Alphonso J. Robinson 68, Elizabeth J. Robinson 68, M. E. Rhoades 43, Josephine Smith, Mary Ann Seaver 76, N. R. Worden 43, Myles Washburn 11, Aaron D. Weld 83, with service details and train times for Newton Cemetery and Central Station noted where provided.
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West Dedham
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Hull
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Middlesex Village
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Mary Ann Seaver
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N. R. Worden
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West Roxbury
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Forum items on democracy and society in May
A May issue lists essays and discussions from authors and professors. Topics include democracy perils, race politics, Darwinism limits, religion, economic theory, education, fiction, temperance power, and art in education.
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Yale
James Payne
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