Violent Primaries in Baltimore Highlight Civil Service Violations
In Baltimore during March primary contests between Johnson Airey and Henderson Stone factions, Roosevelt reports widespread fraud and violence. Several official employees including marshal and post office staff faced dismissal for using government offices to influence the election, with Johnson's knowledge noted but not direct actions proven.
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Civil Service Law
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Secretary of the Treasury
Republican Party
Civil Service
Custom House
Marine
Internal Revenue Collector
Post Office
Marshal’s Office
Marshal Airey
Edward Riddleman
William H. H. Sultzer
John Hensley
W. H. Ray
Customs Service
John A. Bell
James Wilson
William H. Mitchell
James L. Webber
Robert F. Reed
Henry Martin
Henry Glass
Louis E. Gladfelver
John B. Tweddle
Charles G. Smith
Charles W. Hammer
George G. Holtz
William T Birmingham
Joshua N.richardson
Edward Perine
Erwin Foutz
Oscar W. Gibson
H. L. Theiss
John Bond
Daniel Phelps
Noah Pierson
Mr. Johnson
Secretary Foster Remarks on Bonds and Treasury Policy
Secretary Foster speaks on refunding operations and the financial state. He notes about 18.5 million of 4 42 percent bonds extended and 2.5 million more applications received. He expects much of the remaining 30 million to be extended, while noting no hardship to the Treasury and increased currency in circulation. He says the Government is on a gold basis and asserts the Secretary has power to adjust the gold reserve if needed, with Sherman agreeing on legal authority.
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Foster
Treasury
Sherman
Mansfield
Artificial Fishes at World’s Fair Exhibit
The United States Fish Commission is manufacturing a remarkable collection of aquatic life for display at the Chicago World’s Fair. Nearly 500 specimens will showcase the nation’s food and other economic fishes and reptiles, each specimen representing a distinct species. Two top experts, regarded as the finest in this craft, are crafting counterfeit yet accurate likenesses of scaly and amusing creatures.
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United States Fish Commission
Chicago
Realistic molded creatures imitate nature in new art
The article describes a new craft that makes life like fake animals from glue based compositions. Molds create precise fish and other creatures with lifelike colors, using wire and plaster to shape fins and tails, then painting them to resemble live specimens. It notes sourcing specimens from Fish Commission stations and mentions frogs, turtles, snakes, lobsters, crabs, crayfish, and a Missouri bullfrog.
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Washington
The
Fish Commission
Wood's Hall
Galveston
San Francisco
Gulf
Pacific
Missouri
Ozark
Union
Potomac Meadows
Westbound small notes shipment totals six million
Treasury shipments of small notes to the West for crop movement reach 6,250,000 in total, with nearly 4,000,000 dispatched this month. The program began July 15 and is expected to continue for some time.
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Treasury
Maine man appointed acting Attorney General in Justice Department
Acting Attorney General Gorton has been designated by the President to head the Department of Justice in the absence of Mr Miller and Judge Taft. The former will be away for about a month.
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Department of Justice
Gorton
Miller
Taft
Worcester Public Building Site Endorsed
Assistant Secretary Crownie reports Treasury Agent Law fully endorses Franklin Square as the site for Worcester Massachusetts public building to be erected, confirming the selection in every particular.
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Crownie
Treasury
Law Indorsing
Franklin Square
Mass
Hotels Guests Listed by Name Across The Nation
A long list of travelers staying at various hotels across cities such as New York Philadelphia Chicago and Boston is recorded with guest names and accompanying spouses or families. The compiled roster includes ministers businesspeople and travelers like Rev William Jenks H F Freck A P Davis W P Lamb C H Moore and many others in institutions such as Clark s Parkin s and TaxMont among others. The document reads as a lodging guest register reflecting social and professional mobility of the period.
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William Jenks
Toronto
W. H. Becklam
S. H. Black
New York
H. K. Vandewese
Brooklyn
W.P. Lamb
Rochester
Brunswick
W. A. Lawlor
Webb Horton
Middletown
N. Y
W. R. Radeker
Sheffield
Penn
Tuhorndike
F. Eaton
St. Louis
H. F. Freck
Philadelphia
A. P. Davis
L. P. Mace
Chicago
James Young
A. Wilson Campbell
Austin M. Hunter
Nashville
Vieru
S—L. Reamey
F. M. Spink
Providence
W. L. Bartlett
Northboro
W. F. Barckley
D. J. Gleason
Lowell
J. A. Lorimer
AryNnoutos
C. H. Moore
Galveston
Thomas Crockett
A. J. Richter
Cincinnati
J. A. Deland
Clark’s
William T. Whitman
Plymouth
C. J. Backers
Canton
William Vollmer
E. J. Merkle
Columbus
O. Adams
R. L. Brooker
W. E. Atwood
Killigby
Conn
K. 8. Jenks
Cleveland
Fred Bergner, Jr
Baltimore
W. F. Crawford and Wife
Texas
John L. Stoddard
H. Stephens
E. C. Clifford
Fall River
A. H. Trowbridge
Newton
P. E. Boyle
Parkin’s
Walter J. Semmons
Norfolk
Lawrence Lathrop
J. W. Bolynes
Washington
E. 8. McDonald
W.H. Phillips
Danforth Becker
Milwaukee
J. P. Hodgson
Taxmont
G. M. Stearns
Brookline
A. J. Couch
Bristol
W. H. Jessop
Montrose
KR. W. Garrett
Mr. Wagner
Melbourne
Aus
Youna’s—N. H. Stone
Coatsville
H. I. Hix
Rockland
John P. Stuart
Pittsburg
George M. Wagner
Joseph R. Brearley
Trenton
N. J
D.C. Biggs
O. Crawford
M. F. Penfield
Chattanooga
Jon A. Reinold
William Sweet
Centreville
Idaho
James Phillips
San Francisco
J. 5. Hopkins
J.I. Pffeffer
John T. Brown
I. Stone
Indianapolis
A. T. Rector
Omaha
Edward W. Magill
Damel B. Ruffner
R. E. Kehl
L. P. East's
Buffalo
G. C. Lee, Jr
Albany
Urney
G. Dickerson
F. Krotoshiner
A. H. Baker
Hartford
Lee J. Pitner
Seattle
S. V. Courtney
Ohio
Drye
H. S. Smith
Adele M. Smith
J. 5. Thombs
Minneapolis
W.C. Upham
W. H. Wilson
Louisville
E. Currier
Petersburg
M. J. O'Leary
Two Italian Sons in Court Over A Threat With Knife and Axe
Gabriele Dolo Russo and Massimino Repucci stood in Municipal Court on a charge of a serious nature. They allegedly visited Michele Repucco at 146 Prince Street on August 1 and presented a glittering stilletto and a large hatchet in a threatening manner. Michele testified with his wife and daughter. Judge Ely fined Repucci five dollars and sentenced Russo to two months in the House of Correction.
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Massimino Repucci
Italy
Michele Repucco
Prince Street
Michele
Ely
Repucci
Russo
House of Correction
NEW YORK IN MIDSUMMER SCENES ON HUDSON
A Mid-August survey of Hudson river attractions from New York to Albany notes Eyrie Inn above Thompkin's Cove run by Bassett and sister Mrs Griffith, the Dunderberg Spiral project, and sightseeing boats. It highlights El Dorado and Manhattan Beach outdoor shows, theatre lineups, and the Rankin family reunion in Boston with plans to revive The Danites at Riverside, New York.
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Hudson River
Albany
West Point
Hudson
Thompkin’s Cove
Eyrie Inn
J. N. Griffith
Haverstraw
Sing Sing
Peekskill
Dunderberg
Boston
Plaza
Fifth Avenue
Fity-ninth Street
new __ resort
el Dorado
Broadway
Forty-second Street
Jerusalem
Blossy Kiralfy
West Shore
Banker Hill
Manhattan Beach
Paris
Empire
Mansfield
Palmers
Della Fox
Jane
Madison Square
Charles Frohman
McKee Rankin
Salem Aldermen reject glue factory in South Salem
Salem Aldermen resolved that glue manufacture is a noxious occupation and should not be licensed in any residential section. The action cites Section 92 of Chapter 80 of the Public Statutes and adopts a ban on the proposed plant.
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Mrs Mary K Werner Former soprano soloist of Boston
Mrs Mary Katherine Werner widow of Anthony Werner died in St Elizabeth Hospital on Brookline street from paralysis. Born in Neuwied Prussia in 1822 she came to America in 1843 and sang as soprano soloist at St Johns East Cambridge. She and her husband served as organist and soprano at the old Cathedral on Franklin street. She leaves two married sons Dr John D Werner Roxbury and Louis A Werner of Carter's band. Funeral from Louis Werner's Tremont street home with services in the German Catholic Church. Burial in Hollywood Cemetery. A high mass of requiem will be sung this morning.
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Mary Katherine Werner
Anthony Werner
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Brookline Street
Boston
Neuwied
Prussia
Habewicht
America
St. John’s Church
East Cambridge
John
Roxbury
Louis A. Werner
Carter
Tremont Street
Louis Pfau
Mathias Brock
Andrew Miller
John M. Regan
Samuel Tuckerman
John J. McClusky
Hollyhood Cemetery
Deaths and obituaries from Brooklyn and nearby cities
Dr Thomas Ludington Smith a retired US Navy medical director dies at 91 in Brooklyn after a long career spanning nearly 75 years. His service included voyages on the Hudson Franklin Mace donian Perry Japan expedition and Brooklyn Navy Yard. Survived by Harriet Bacon and Eleanor died earlier. Other obituaries note Dr William Cogswell Dr John Jackson Brown Danial Underhill Henry W Brown William Bogle and local civic figures with brief life highlights.
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United States Navy
Joralemon Street
Brooklyn
Orange
N. J
Jonas Smith
Thomas Ward
Orange Academy
Samuel Hayes
Newark
New York
J. Kearney Rodgers
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Eye and Ear Infirmary
Greenwich
Murray Streets
John Quincy Adams
New York State
de Witt Clinton
Hudson
Brazil
Franklin
Smith
Jackson
West Indies
Mediterranean
Pennsylvania
Navy Yard
China
Saratoga
Commodore Perry
Japan
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Hoe
Naval Hospital
Brooklyn Yard
Grace Church
Brooklyn Heights
Melrose pioneers and local notable deaths noted
In Melrose Mr. Bogle, elder statesman of real estate, became godfather of the town in memory of his native land Melrose Scotland. He amassed a fortune in Boston real estate and lived retired, active in early town meetings but declining public office. He died aged about seventy eight, leaving a son Colonel Archibald Bogle. Henry G. Fields Jr a boot and shoe dealer of Melrose died after a long illness at thirty four, leaving a widow and child. Taunton reports a faith cure case with a 16 year old daughter under treatment. A Philadelphia Reading express and freight wreck injures nine passengers in Ecc Harper New Jersey. Hawthorne grave fenced to prevent damage. Obits: Fay Boston Highlands Mary Bernard Fay. Cogswell Bradford. Brennan Charlestown. Melden Somerville. Jones Hingham.
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Essex County
Bradford
Cogswell
Atkinson
N.H
Georgetown
George Cogswell
Massachusetts Medical Society
Peabody Water Board
George Jewett
Fitchburg
W. C. T. U. Baldwinsville
Walter
Brown University
Kendall Brooks
Michigan
John Jackson Brown
Syracuse University
Brown
Amenia
Dutchess County
Methodist Episcopal Church
Dansville
N. Y
East Genesee Conference Academy
Falley Seminary
Cornell University
Umphrey
Northwestern Christian Advocate
Scientific American
Daniel Underhill
New York Fire Insurance Company
Henry W. Brown
Boston
City Hospital
Cigar Makers’ Union 97
London
Eng
Socialistic Labor Party
No. 9
Nassau Street
William Bogle
Melrose
Foster Street
Mr. Bogle
Scotland
North Malden
Malden
Bogle
New England
Alwas
Archibald Bogle
Henry G. Fields, Jr
Field
Henry G. Fields & Sons
Methodist
Bethlehem Council
Royal Arcanum
Desirable rooms and houses offered for rent in Boston area
Listings show rooms for music at Music Hall Building with Hamilton Place and Winter Street access. Multiple houses and suites on Beacon Street Arlington Street Public Garden area with 17 rooms each. Offices and studios including 59 Branch Street studio at $500, steam heat or running water in many rooms, and other suites on School Street Washington Street Boylston Street and Devonshire. Apply to Cotting brothers at listed addresses.
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Hamilton Place
Winter Street
Co. E. Cotting
Tremont Street
Beacon Street
Arlington Street
C. A. Cotting
School Street
Boylston Street
C. U. Cotting
Six Place
Globe Building
Devonshire and
Washington Streets
C. E. Cotting
Beacon St
Branch Street
Park Building
Corner Park Square
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