Chopping Off Their Heads in Second Comptroller Office
Washington August 18 The Civil service reform drive in the Second Comptroller's Office has led to requests for resignations of several Democratic heads of divisions. Comptroller Gilkeson plans to replace Montague Brice and McCorkle by Oct 1 while retaining likely one ally of Senator Gorman. The piece notes prior shifts under Maynard and Butler and suggests partisan maneuvering within the administration. The census section outlines plans for listing surviving veterans and widows by organization, with enumerators collecting names residences and service records for classification and printing in next year’s census.
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Harrison
Morton
Washington
Comptroller
Gilkeson
Messrs
W. P. Montague
Massachusetts
Charles H. Brice
South Carolina
George McCorkle
North Carolina
Montague
Brice
McCorkle
Maynard
Sigourney Butler
Senator Gorman
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Senator Quay
Chelsea
Mass
American Bell Telesphone Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Butler
Civil Service Commission
Thompson
Benjamin
Pike
Newburyport
Cogswell
Census Bureau
War Department
Pension Bureau
William B. Joslin
Boston
Mary A. Joslin
Suffolk
Boston Post
Joan W. McKim
Esquire
John Hh, Paine
War Department considers officer quarters by office at posts
The War Department weighs assigning military post quarters to offices rather than to officers. Rank would not determine housing. each post would dedicate quarters to roles such as commissary, adjutant, surgeon, and company captains. Secretary Proctor has sent the plan to bureau chiefs for guidance amid old posts and uneven housing.
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War Department
Proctor
Washington Detective Links Mint to Gold Theft Profits
A detective argues the United States mint enables theft of gold and silver by accepting precious metal over $100 without inquiry. Smaller dealers funnel scraps to a middleman who ships to the mint where no trace or verification occurs, erasing owner identity and thwarting police. Officials could aid by requiring certificates for large sales, but custody remains with express companies. The evil grows and Congress should act. mint officials acknowledge the issue.
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Washington
United States Mint
Int
Chief of Police
Congress
District's Sewerage Board Names Two New England Engineers
President appoints F. P. Stevens of Massachusetts and Samuel M. Gray of Providence to join Rudolph Hering on the District of Columbia sanitary engineers board. Stevens is chief engineer of Massachusetts State Board of Health and ex assistant on Boston drainage. Gray is Providence city engineer and ASCE member.
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New England
Board of Sanitary Engineers
District of Columbia
F. P. Stevens
Massachusetts State Board of Health
Boston
Samuel M. Gray
Providence
R. 1
Rudolph Hering
New York City
Gray
American Society of Civil Engineers
Changes in Civil Service Rules Discussed With President
Civil Service Commissioners Lyman and Thompson met the President to review proposed amendments. Lyman gave a draft and both officials outlined expected effects and reasons. The President favors the changes and amendments will be sent to Deer Park for final form. One rule may place all division chiefs in the classified service, with appointments made by certification from the commission.
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Civil Service
Lyman
Thompson
Deer Park
Commission
New Postmasters Appointed Across Cities
The President named new postmasters yesterday including William Richensteen at Long Island City New York replacing James A McKenna. Lewis J Judson at Dayton Ohio replacing William H Gillespie. Chalmers Ingersol at Beloit Wisconsin replacing Clinton Babbit. Winslow A Nowell at Milwaukee Wisconsin replacing George H Paul.
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William Richensteen
Long Island City
N. Y
James A. McKenna
Lewis J. Judson
Dayton, C
William H., Gillespie
Chalmers Ingersol
Beloit
Wis
Clinton Babbit
Winslow A. Nowell
Milwaukee
George H. Paul
Opposed to Mosely Confirmation for Alabama Revenue Post
The Birmingham movement leader Mosely faces strong opposition from both black and white Alabama regulars over his internal revenue appointment. Opponents point to Mosely as a Confederate while their favored Cooper, Ohio Congressman Cooper’s brother and backed by McKinley and Sherman, is a Union veteran. They threaten to oppose the confirmation.
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Birmingham
Alabama
Cooper
Ohio
McKinley
Sherman
Bond Purchases by Treasury Through 1889
The Treasury reports total bond purchases since April 17, 1888 amounting to 1538,278,950 in par value with 73,034,121 paid for 4s and 104,277,027 for 4% bonds. From Aug 3 1857 to Aug 17 1889 purchases totaled 177,624,800 par costing 204,514,871. These issues would cost 240,543,277 at maturity, yielding a saving of 386,028,405.
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Treasury Department
War Department employees gain egress to G A R encampment
Permission granted for War Department staff who are Grand Army of the Republic members to attend the national encampment in Milwaukee from August 26 to 31.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Milwaukee
War Department
New Third Auditor of the Treasury Accepts Office
William H. Hart of Indiana has signified his acceptance of the office of third auditor of the Treasury and will undertake the discharge of his new duty on the 26th inst.
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Third Auditor OF the Treasury
William H. Hart
Indiana
the Treasury
Mimicry Is Not Acting, Winslow Interview Says
Sunday Herald interviews Mrs. Erving Winslow on acting education. It argues imitation harms genuine performance, urging teachers to foster individuality and warn against copying stars. It cites Ellen Terry, Rosina Vokes, Irving, Gilbert, and others as authentic models.
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Ellen Terry
Rosina Vokes
Henry Irving
Shakspere
John Gilbert
John Drew
Warren
Jane Austen
Sheridan
Goldsmith
Mr. Jefferson
Bob Acres
Gilbert
Peter Teazle
Straws From State Street Market News
Market in New York shows stubborn strength with steady demand and firm undertone despite a $3 million bank surplus loss. Beech Creek derailment quarrel unlikely to affect fall business. Vanderbilts and Pennsylvanias expected to forbear. Transportation and grain receipts rise in Chicago region. Atchison shares unsettled. India wheat crop report denied. Fitchburg line gains storage battery trial.
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New York
Beech Creek
Pennsylvania
Marriages in City and Nearby Areas Listed
A series of marriage notices dated August 14 to 16 are reported, detailing couples wed in this city and nearby towns. Individuals include Francis Jelloe and Jennie Dodge. William D Miller and Maggie M Matheson. William H Mitchell and Julia A Noble. Edward J O Brien and Mary A Lawrence. Frederick D Pierce and Lizzie V Davis. Thomas Richard and Elizabeth Brierly. William C Smith and Cora E Thayer. Isaac A Solomon and Ida M Voster. Joseph A Watson and Gafraphelia K McQuesten. Daniel I Young and Isabel W Lowe.
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M. R. Deming
Francis Jelloe
Jennie Dodge
Boston
Miller—Matheson
John Hood
William D. Miller
Maggie M. Matheson
Mitchell—Noble
C. H. Spalding
William H. Mitchell
Julia A. M. Noble
O’brien
Lawrence
Falliver
Smith—Thayer
RE. A. Smith
William C. Smith
Cora E. Thayer
Solomon—Foster
Henry &. Barnes
Isaac A. Solomon
Ida M. Voster
Watson
McQuesten
Henry A. Hazen
Joseph A. Watson
Garaphelia K. McQuesten
Young
Death notices from Charlestown and surrounding areas
Death notices list mourners and ages for multiple individuals across Charlestown Boston and nearby towns. Entries include Louis W Browne 21, Margaret Barrett 78, Elizabeth Cushing widow, Patrick Connors 70, Bridget Delany 54, James Doyle 30, Sarah Davenport 95, John Flynn, Gertrude Good, Mary A Hall 58, John P Harding 22, Thomas Kelly 20, William J Long 55, James Lynn 32, Timothy Murphy 47, Daniel Murphy 83, Dr Henry Marsh 62, Sarah J Stidstone 52, William H Shanley 28, William B Stiles 71, Horace Stevens 79, Colonel Guy C vonerrme 45, Dr John K Wade 45, Kitty Zahn 32. A broad obituary notice listing ages and locales including Charlestown, South Boston, Boston Highlands, Cambridgeport, Malden, Roxbury, Lowell, Natick, Salem.
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Doyle
James Doyle
Davenport
Hishlandville
Sarah Davenport
Josiah Davenport
Flynn
Boston Highlands
John Flynn
Good
Gertrude
William
Bridget Good
Hall
Mary A. Hall
Harding
Woodstock
N. H
John P. Harding
West Somerville
Kelly
Thomas Kelly
Long
William J. Long
Lynn
James Lynn
Murphy
Timothy Murphy
Daniel Murphy
Marsh
Cambridgeport
Henry Marsh
Stidstone
Charlestown
Sarah J. Stidstone
Shanley
Malden
William H
Thomas
Catherine Shanley
Streeve
William B. Stil
Kitty
Frederick D. Zahn
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