Amended Civil Service Rules Stir Treasury Debate
Report on the conflict over the new promotion rules in the civil service. Critics warn the changes could curb merit and invite patronage as officers push favored clerks into posts before the regulations take effect. The piece stresses vigilance to safeguard the public interest.
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Wusuincron
Civil Service Commission
War Department
United States
Friends of Civil Service Reform
Treasury turmoil over 44% bonds plan and DC convention push
Treasury officials debate a AP dispersion on extending 44% bonds at 2 percent as doubts grow of bank rescues and funding. Acting Secretary Nettleton disavows the despatch, noting it not authorized. Meanwhile, William Dickson pushes to land the Democratic National Convention in DC, targeting seven key committeemen for support.
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Treasury
Associated Press
Hardihood
Nettleton
Department
William Dickson
Treasury ruling on duty for US built cars leased to Canadian railroad
Acting Secretary Nettleton answers a Treasury query concerning duty on US built cars leased to a Canadian railroad for operation in both nations. He notes the matter involves interests and does not provide a final unconditional ruling in the excerpt.
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Treasury Department
United States
Nettleton
Duty on goods and railcars across US Canada frontier
The text discusses the applicability of the 1890 act to goods exported and returned without value added, noting identity proof under regulations. It contrasts future-line importations with regular crossborder rail traffic, citing a decision that cars in constant Canada–US traffic are not subject to duties.
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United States
Canadian
Canada
Treasury treasurer's statement of funds in the U S Treasury
TheTreasurer reports gold coin and bullion 237,798,772 silver dollars and bullion 326,423,540 silver dollars and bullion act July 14 1890 57,678,680 trade dollar bars 3,677,965 fractional silver coin 19,088,050 treasury notes of 1890 12,729,105 United States notes 27,152,512 national bank notes 133,658 redemption 5,716,864 deposits with national bank depositories 19,036,355 total 709,415,501 Certificates outstanding Gold 113,725,149 silver 309,398,401 United States Treasury notes 44,708,930 currency 27,865,000 Internal revenue receipts today 360,110 customs 583,457 notes redeemed 158,648
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United States
Treasury
National Bank
United States Treasury
Winnipeg Harvesters Deported Under Alien Contract Law
The Superintendent of Immigration ruled that three harvesters living in Winnipeg who recently entered the United States at Pembina are barred under the alien contract labor law and ordered their return to British territory. The men admitted they were bound by a work contract.
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Harvesters
Winnipeg
Man
United States
Pembina
N.C
British Territory
Boston
Mass
Boston Co-operative Investment Company
Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Albert L. Harwood
Devonshire St
Boston Post
Memphis Banker Robbed by New Orleans Man at Gayoso Hotel
R Dudley Frayser, president of Security and Memphis City Banks and a leading Memphis figure, was chloroformed and robbed at the Gayoso Hotel by John A Morris of New Orleans posing as a lottery representative. Morris demanded a $5000 endorsement. Frayser agreed to a $500 endorsement to avert danger. Frayser awoke to find his watch and $50 missing, Morris gone, the check unpaid, and police searching for the suspect.
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Memphis
Tenn
R. Dudley Frayser
Security and
Memphis City Banks
Memphis City Railway
The
Public Ledger
Gayoso Hotel
Jonn A. Morris
New Orleans
John A. Morris
the Gayoso
House Drug Store
Frayser
Memphis City Bank
Fray
Mr. Morris
Morris
Mr. Frayser
International Weather Reports Ties Synthesis To Global Uniformity
Major H H C Dunwoodie acting Chief of the Weather Bureau visits the Signal Service station in New York as Professor Harrington attends an international weather conference in Munich. The aim is a uniform method of observation, data sharing, and an international daily system to track storms globally, overcoming cable costs. Polar Congress follows, with Arctic expeditions reviewed and reports read for criticism and coordination.
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New York
H. H. C. Dunwoodie
Weather Bureau
Washington
Mark W. Harrington
International Conference of Representatives of Weather Services
Dunwoodie
The
Evening Post
Europe
Germany
European
Munich
Union
General Greely
United States
Greely
Jansen
North Pole
Grain markets buoyed by Russia rye export ban
New York August 14 The weekly Trade Review of Dun & Co notes the Russian export ban on rye and famine fears lifting grain markets worldwide. Wheat and corn gain on moderate sales as trade improves across Boston Philadelphia Chicago St Louis and Cincinnati. Cotton goods wool and boots show stronger demand while southern trade lags. Bradstreet adds Ontario demand for groceries and dry goods with lower wheat and rye prices.
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Weekly Trade Review
R. G. Dun & Co
Russia
Chicago
Boston
Hartford
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Kansas City
St. Paul
South
Southern Cray Forge
St Louis
Europe
Bradstreet
Canadian Dominion
Ontario
United States
Dramatic notes on Niobe run ends and upcoming Boston theatre plans
The Niobe run at the Museum ends today with strong profits and next week Mr. Roland Reed will present The Club Friend at the Museum. Agnes Herndon makes her Boston debut at the Grand Opera House Aug 17, while La Belle Marie promises lively scenes. The Globe Theatre opens with comedy, John I. Kelly leads A 1, and Ye Earned Trouble ushers in the season at the Museum Aug 31. Tremont season starts Aug 24 with minstrels from Lew Dockstader, Abbey and Schoeffel present Mr Maccaroni, A Texas Steer, and other acts. Also noted is a Lowell tribute by Dr. Banks scheduled for Sunday in South Boston.
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Museum
Bijou
New York
Roland Reed
Sydney Rosenfeld
Mr. Reed
Mr. Reed A Congenial Character, and Much Is Expected of the Production. Mr. Reed
Isadore Rush
Percy Haswell
Edna Wallace
George F. Nash
Charles A. Smily
William Davidge
Julian Reed
William Seymour
Evangeline
Boston ‘Theatre
Agnes Herndon
Boston
Grand Opera House
Miss Herndon
South
New England
Fail River
Mr. Henrys
Guy Carleton
Kr. E L. Davenport
Evelyn Campbell
Tremont Theatre
Lew Dockstader
Minstrels
Abbey and Schoeffel
George Marvin
Mr. Maccaroni
Fanny Rice
and Hoyt
Thomas
Stuart Robson
Nat Goodwin
John H. Russell
New
Rosina Vokes
Marie Wainwright
Casino Company
The
Ionians
Willard
Bernhardt
Si Nee Resorts at Cushing's Island Ocean Retreat
The Ottawa and Portland area promote a summer resort on Cushing's Island 15 minutes from Portland offering modern conveniences, competent management, and a combination of seashore and woodland attractions. Bathing, fishing, boating, and driving facilities are highlighted with prompt inquiries welcome.
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Atlantic
Portland
Mrs Polk dies at 88 in Nashville Tennessee
Mrs James K Polk widow of the tenth president died yesterday at her Nashville home aged 88 after a long illness. She entered the White House with her husband in 1846 and lived in Nashville afterward near his grave. A woman of strict principles she avoided cards and dancing and remained mentally sharp to the end. Bells tolled citywide as her death was announced. Also listed are numerous August obituaries and marriage notices from Boston area society.
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United States
Nashville
Tenn
Polk
White House
Washington City
Joel Childress
Tennessee
Mr. Polk
Congress
Washington
Baltimore
Notable Clergyman Hopkins Dies Near Hudson N Y
The Rev Dr John Henry Hopkins a leading Protestant Episcopal clergyman dies Thursday night near Hudson New York. Born October 28 1820 in Pittsburgh he held positions in Vermont Massachusetts Georgia and Pennsylvania and edited the Church Journal from 1853 to 1868. He later led Trinity Church Plattsburgh and Christ Church Williamsport before retirement.
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Protestant Episcopal Church of America
Hudson
N. Y
Hopkins
Pittsburg
Penn
Vermont
Cambridge
Mass
Burlington
University of Vermont
Christ Church
Williamsport
Bids Requested for City Sewer Sections in Medford Everett Malden
Metropolitan Sewerage Commissioners invite sealed bids for Sections 20 Medford Section 23 Everett and Section 40 Everett and Malden conforming to board plans. Bids due by Sept 5 1891 at 93 Lincoln Street Boston with 2000 certified check. Plans and contract forms available. bidders must state prior sewer work and references. ROSEA KINGMAN TILLY HAYNES
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Metropolitan Sewerage System
Medford
Everett
Malden
Board of Metropolitan Sewerage Commissioners
Sale Board
Lincoln Street
Boston
Leneth
Rosea Kingman
Tilly Haynes
Real estate notes in Boston area buildings
Desirable rooms for musical use in Music Hall Building with entrances on Hamilton Place and Winter street. Various rooms and suites available across Beacon Street Goodman to 22 School Street and 9 Tremont Street with steam heat, running water, and large houses suitable for boarding or offices. Apply to Cottings and partners at listed addresses.
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Cor
Kilby
Water Streets
Kreente
Jvames & Abko' Fy
Music Hall
Hamilton Place
Winter Street
Pricelow
C. E. Cotting
Tremont Street
Eliot Street
Six Place
C. U. Cotting
Beacon Street
Arlington Street
School Street
Boylston Street
Globe Building
Devonshire and
Washington Streets
Beacon St
Park Building
Corner Park Square
Roxbury
Edwin Sheafe
Washington St
Massac
Usetts Normal Art School
Car
Newbury
Exeter Streets
Boston
George H. Bart
LaTr
Temple Place
Nichols
West Newton English and Classical School
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Fanning
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Brookline
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Houghton
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Manchester
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Bowdoin Street
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London
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Copley Square
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Yankton
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Conn
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Dedham
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Board of Metropolitan Sewerage Commissioners of
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Howard A. Carson
E. C. Morris & CO
Sudbury St
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Heal Estate and Insurance
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Allen J. Rothers
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Concord
James 8. Garland
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Maine
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Highland Military Academy
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Miss
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NEW England Mutual Life Insurance Co
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