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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1889

Page

5

Wanamaker a peacemaker in White House patronage push

Washington Aug 2 A NC congressman Brower seeks postmaster appointments with Wanamaker pressing conciliation. Brower’s push may reshape Greensboro Readsville and Winston offices as Republicans press for vacancies while southern figures protest. A long line of officials visited to lobby the President for patronage as a new day of appointments looms.

Washineton Sredian Brower North Carolina Wanamaker Greensboro John White Joyce Congressman Brower Chairman Wray Republican County Committee Salem Winston A. C. Hill Texas Acapulco Mexico Sampson Paso del Norte Colonel Hill South Ben Hill Georgia Hill Proctor Rusk Tracy Hiscock New York Clarkson Wharton Solomon Hirsch Paddock Washington Nebraska Representative Williams Dayton Ohio John N. Langston Virginia

President and Havre consulship clash over fitness and rewards

The article argues the administrations blundering in consul appointments at Havre, praising Frederick F. Dufais as a New Yorker favored by the Cotton Exchange, and noting Colonel Emmons Clark declined. It cites New York cotton merchants urging Blaine to keep Dufais, stressing Havre as a major European cotton port and detailing the merchants' support letter.

Havre Frederick F. Dufais Cleveland Cotton Exchange Europe Liverpool New York Emmons Clark Calais Blaine Colonel Clark Clark F. IF. Dulais Messrs. Dow, Jones & Co Chicago & Alton Kansas Pacific Road Kansas Pacific Deer Park Harrison Union Pacific Central Pacific Congress Pacific Railroad

Assistant Secretary Tichenor III Stricken By Illness At Treasury

Assistant Secretary Tichenor III fell ill in his Treasury Office this morning and was moved to his home for treatment. He had been in poor health for some time and had been tackling tariff issues since the administration change. He was taken ill about 8 15 after a short effort at work and is suffering from acute rheumatism with other ailments. Dr Hamilton said no serious outcome is anticipated.

Tichenor III Tichenor Treasury Department New York Hamilton

Postmaster General Raises Age Limit for Letter Carriers

Postmaster General Wanamaker issued an order extending the age for appointment of letter carriers in non civil service post offices from thirty five to forty years. The age limit does not apply to those honorably discharged from U S military or naval service who are otherwise qualified.

Wanamaker

Open Doors At White House For Urgent Office Seekers

Excitement rose as President resumed duties at Deer Park and White House doors opened to eager applicants. Old faces returned while diverse delegations and individuals pressed for audiences, keeping the President and Secretary Halford busy through the morning.

Deer Park White House Washington Halford

President Harrison visit plan for Fall River and Boston

Lieutenant-Governor Brackett and Mayor Hart meet with Mr Walker Blaine to outline a detailed schedule for President Harrison. Adjutant General Dalton leads staff to Fall River for the 7th arrival, breakfast at the Vendome, public reception at Faneuil Hall, and a suburban drive before an evening concert. Departure on the 8th includes a Boston line train and state line transfer with cadet guard and cannon salutes.

Brackett Hart Walker Blaine Dalton Fall River Choate Old Colony Boston Company M First Infantry Hotel Vendome Tremont Boylston Arlington Streets Commonwealth Avenue Hoar and Dawes Massachusetts Hartwell Senate Barrett House Salton Stall United States Army Faneuil Hall Vendome Brookline Cambridge Eee Boston & Maine Haymar Square Arlington Beacon Tregnant Court Hanover New Washington Streets State Line Haverhill Danvers Salem Centennial Grove

Boston's new Internal Revenue collector appoints staff

Frank E. Orcutt names almost twenty officials in Boston office. Reappointments dominate the deputy clerks with Hayes and A M Lunt showing as exceptions. Several appointees are Democrats or Republicans, with Fowle named chief clerk and Downs remaining cashier and deputy.

Boston Internal Revenue Frank E. Orcutt John K. Hayes Joseph H. Rice J. H. Harrington Thomas B. Grant Horace J. Gray George F. H. Murray James W. Munroe Charlies A. Davis Michael J. Ward Lafayette William B. Fowle Newton Alfred Downing Fitzgerald Caroline Moore Abbie Littlefield Ida C. Blanchard Cora A. Richardson Ettie P. Warner Harriet S. Claflin Ella L. Hutchinson Lucy J. McLaughlin Crocker & Brewster Washington Street Boston & Worcester Railroad William Parker Michigan Central Railroad George Livermore Lykens Valley Coal Company

Marriages in Malden and Boston Listed

Marriages announced with names and dates: Alfred E. Crockford and Mabel E. Walker in Malden on July 31. Harry KR Cummings and Ella L. Walker in Boston on August 1. Edward May and Martha Jones in this city on July 29. Henry W. Rogers and Louise Currier in Malden on July 31.

Death notices from July to August in Boston area

Deaths listed include Frank J. Cleve 24 in Jamaica Plain Nellie Collins 21 East Boston Sarah Doherty widow of Edward Doherty Campbridgeport Catherine Graham 65 Chelsea Maria Louisa Whitridge widow of Samuel Frothingham Milton Arthur C Hall 16 Cambridgeport Isabella F Hallett 37 Neponset John Little Malden Nicholas Mellin 59 Boston Highlands William Mackey 54 South Boston Teresa B McKevitt 19 East Boston Converse Ff Rand 62 city of Boston.

Arthur C B. Y Catherine V. Hall Hallett Neponset Isabella F Charles L. Hallett Malden John Little. Mellin Boston Highlands Nicholas Mellin Mackey South Boston William Mack

Sugar Leads Market Pulse In New York Trading

Market notes describe overall strength with sugar as the standout feature in New York. Bullish sentiment spreads to crops and wheat receipts, while copper and bond activity show gains. doubts linger about a full market turn and short-covering potential.

New York

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