Open quarrel rumor over civil service reform dismissed
Washington January 20 The Republican organ reports a quarrel between the President and the Civil Service Commissioners but editors say the exchange was imaginary. The article notes Roosevelt’s zeal for extending civil service rules clashes with President Harrison’s caution. The White House meeting with Roosevelt and allies was cordial and produced no rebuke.
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Wasnrneron
Sreeran
Civil Service Commissioners
Harrison
Post Office Department
Roosevelt
White House
Andrew D. White
Sherman
Rogers
Burdette
Republican State Committee
Congressman Lodge
New Republican Club
Senators Hear Petition for General Banks Retirement
A petition to place General Banks on the army retired list advances in the Senate after House passage. The letter from ex Governor Robinson supports the retirement and urges swift action before March, signed by prominent figures including Governor Russell and General Sherman.
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Senate
Russell
Matthews
Dalton
Gardner
Claflin
Gaston
Rice
Long Butler
Robinson
Ames
Brackett
Corse
Beard
Innis
Collins
A. A. Ranney
Henry B. Lovering
Selwyn Z. Bowman
W. T
Banks
Congress
George D. Rosinson
Naval orders assign naval staff and boiler works inspector
Paymaster J. J. Hobbs ordered to the Bos on Chief Engineer Louis A. Allen ordered to the Lake Erie Boiler Works as inspector of boilers being built for Naval Academy practice vessel. Paymaster H. T. K. Harris detached from the Boston and ordered to dut as assistant to the general storekeeper. Passed Assistant Engineer Robert D. Taylor detached from the Boston and granted two months sick leave.
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NAVAL
J. J. Hobbs
Boson
Louis A. Allen
Lake Erie
Naval Academy
H. T. K. Harris
Boston
Robert D. Taylor
Meteorological Society Holds Twentieth Meeting at Institute of Technology
The Me teorological Society held its twentieth corporate meeting at the Institute of Technology. A paper by 8 M Ballou on Russell's theory of cold waves was read with remarks by Professor Davis. A L Rotch spoke on the observatory at Mt Blanc and Rocher des Bosses with photos and notes on high elevation observations. 5 W Upton described improvements in metallic thermometers and telemeters with many illustrated instruments.
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The
Meteorological Society
Institute of Technology
Russell
M. Ballou
Davis
Mt. Blanc
A. L. Rotch
Blue Hill Observatory
W. Upton
New York State Bar Association Opens Annual Meeting
Albany January meeting opens with Judge David Dudley Field and Justice Thomas Grady among attendees. President Matthew Hale delivers opening complimenting the body and introduces John Wise of Virginia who begins the address on New Sources of Litigation. Officers to be elected tomorrow morning.
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Albany
N. Y
State Bar Association
David Dudley Field
Thomas F. Grady
David J. Dean
D. Laflin
George M. Curtis
W.C. Colvin
New York
Matthew Hale
John Wise
Virginia
Parliamentary clash as Senate adjourns at 6:15
The Senate chamber erupts in confusion over floor rights and yielded time. Senator George resists closure while Aldrich pushes to take up December resolutions, leading to sustained interruptions and a 6:15 adjournment until tomorrow.
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Mississippi
Mr. Butler
Mr. George
Mr. Edmunds
Mr.Butler
Mr.Edmunds
Senate
Hoar
Sherman
South Carolina
Butler
Ohio
George
United States
Aldrich
America
Mr. Aldrich
Cullom
Morgan
Rhode Island
Ransom
Alabama
R. Aldrich
Carlisle
Ississippi
Mr. Morgan
Drowned Man Hathaway Found In Assonet Pond
George T. Hathaway once implicated in local business troubles and a ten year prison term for embezzlement was found drowned in Assonet Pond near the bleachery. The body was discovered by a station agent with the head above ice, and officials termed it an accidental drowning after a skating trip to Assonet.
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Faw River
George T. Hathaway
Border City Mills
Hathaway
Assonet
Gallinger Elected in New Hampshire Contested Wilton Case
In Wilton the House report favored Chichester over the Republican ballot “for” mark, seating him 151 to 88. Senate leader Merwin, holding over, urged the Assembly to declare J. Alsop elected while he remains in office, with votes reassembled for U S Senator later in the day.
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Hartrorp
Conn
House
Wilton
Chichester
Senate
Merwin
J. W. Alsop
Alsop
General Assembly
Reed
Gallinger Wins New Hampshire Senate Seat After House Vote
United States Senator race in New Hampshire ends with Jacob H. Gallinger elected in both chambers after a mixed Democratic showing. Republicans push for Monitor printing defeat and nominate state officials in Phenix Hall caucuses. Domestic bills include railroad mileage books and armory rent provisions amid a packed legislative session.
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Concorp
N. H
Specrat
United States
Gallinger
Chandler
Monitor
Charles A. Sinclair
O’neil
Walpole
Dr. Gallinger
Petts
Fitzwilliam
Charles H. Burns
Charles A Snaiait
Jacob H. Gallinger
Phenix Hotel
Phenix Hall
Ira C. Evans
Edward N. Pearson
Manchester
Blair
Cheney
C. K. Randlett
Martin A. Hames
Lake Village
Ezra D. Stearns
Ridge
George OC
Gilmore
Frank Brown
Whitefield
Solon A. Carter
Ezra 8. Stearns
Concord
Edward N. Pierson
Oliver A. Gibbs
Dover
New Hampshire
National Veteran Association of
Concord & Montreal Railroad
Manchester Street Railroad
National Guard
Judiciary Committee
Frank Cressey
Inaugurations and State Addresses Highlight Pa Rhode Island Bids
Governor Patti and Governor Davis address inaugurations and openings in Harrisburg and Providence. Topics include ballot reform, registration, taxation, local and state governance, education, public works, liquor laws, and constitutional amendments. Legislative sessions open with calls for tighter financial management and broader reform measures.
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Harrissburg
Pattison
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Commonwealth
Rhode Island
Augustus S. Miller
John W. Davis
Senate
School For the
State Agricultural School
Brown University
Federal Fund For
Cranston
General Assembly
Newport
Providence
Genera Mbly
Board of the Soldiers’ Relief
Grand
Legislature Ballots for United States Senator in Multiple States
Various states report partial results from legislative ballots for the U S Senate. Arkansas lists Jones leading House and Senate tallies with scattered votes. Oregon shows separate chamber votes for Mitchell and Goldsmith. Colorado notes H M Teller elected by the Senate to succeed himself.
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Springfield
House of the Legislature
United States
Farwell
Senate
Palmer
Oglesby
House
Streeter
Jefferson City
West
Headley
Jones
Leonard
Indianapolis
Ind
Mane
Daniel W. Voorhees
Olympia
Wash
Squire
Cameron
Black
Rarich
N. Cudan
North Carolina
Zebulon B. Vance
Jeter E. Pritchard
Vance
Pritchard
Oliver H. Dockery
Metcalf
Stevens County
Clarke
Spokane
Calkins
Sperer
Washington
Mitchell
Oregon
Lirrie Rock
Ark
James K. Jones
Jacob Frieber
Scattering
Sacem
Ore
J. H. Aivepel
Rep
B. Goldsmith
Goldsmith
Denver
Col
H. M. Teller
Naturalization Reform Urged by Citizens of Boston
Boston Citizens' Association petitions Congress to tighten naturalization laws and require in court hearings for alien admissions The memorial cites varying federal and state practices nationwide and highlights Boston’s contrast where state courts naturalize far fewer aliens than federal courts, urging uniform strict standards.
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Citizens’ Association of Boston
Washington
Andrew
Francis A. Osborn
Herbert L. Harding
William C. Oates
Alabama
Fifty-first Congress
United States
Oven Court
Senate
House of Representatives
Congress
Citizens' Association of
Boston
U. S
Circuit
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Suffolk
Massachusett
Francis 4. Osborn
Arbert L. Harding
Mass
Immense Importations Highlight Hoff Malt Extract Endorsement
Dr W W Lamb chief drug inspector at Philadelphia port under President Arthur notes five year use of Johann Hoffs Malt Extract. He cites it as best health restoring tonic for fever recovery dyspepsia nursing mothers weak children and lung troubles. He reveals about a million bottles imported and inspected. calls for genuine article bearing Johann Hoff signature on the neck.
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W. W. Lamb
Philadelphia
Arthur
Johann Hoff
Death notices from multiple local obituaries
Deaths listed from Jamaica Plain to East Lexington include Fran ces Lee Atkins infant daughter of Martha M and Edward Atkins in Jamaica Plain and Parker Kenison aged 65 years 3 months 14 days in East Lexington with funeral details. Other Boston area residents buried include John H Burchsted Charles W Cogswell Arthur L Esau Mary E Gould Pit Ber E Graffin Mary A Hartshorn Arthur E Lincoln Charles E Osborne Alice M Stokes James D L Van Wagner and Parker Kenison with ages ranging from 22 to 83 and notes of pneumonia consumption and sudden death. Funeral information given for Kenison with Friday service and train details from Boston/Lowell Station to Pierce's Bridge.
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Atkins
Jamaica Plain
Frances Lee
Martha M
Edward Atkins
Burchsted
Georgetown
Fla
John H. Burchsted
Boston
Cogswell
Charlestown
Charles W. Cogswell
Esau
East Milton
John L. Esau
Everet
Lyme
N. H
Arthur Herbert Everett
Gould
Boston Highlands
Mary E. Gould
Griffin
E. Graffin
Hartshorn
Walpole
Mary A
Calvin Hartshorn
Lincoln
Arthur E. Lincoln
Osborne
Fostoria
Charles E. Osborne
Stokes
Alice M
James F
Catherine Stokes
van Wagner
Uiney
James D. L. van Wagner
Kenison
East Lexington
Parker Kenison
Lowell
Pierce’s Bridge
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President Harrison
Mr. Roosevelt
NEW York State Bar Association
Connecticut
Orville
Platt
Meriden
J. H. Hale
South Glastonbury
Morgan G. Kalkeley
Hartford
Carlo S. French
Seymour
Charles KK. Ingersoll
New Haven
Thomas M. Waller
New London
William W. Eaton
H. Olmstead
Stamford
Edward W. Seymour
Litchfield
Henry B. Graves
Clinton K. Davis
Haddam
A. E. Burr
Stevens
Nangatuck
David M. Read
Bridgeport
Charles French
Dr. Bull
Salvation Oil
WM. Franklin Hall
Globe Building
Washington Street
Purdy—Goatley
Nathan Bailey
Frederick Tuareg
Agnes Goatley
B Wely
Americh
L. R. Schwarz
Robert Wely
Anna KR
Kim
High
Hartford Streets
W.ab
Water Street
Mik
Oliver
Bell Telephone
Pearl Street
Hartford St
W. E. P. Weeks
Water St
New England
Sands
H. W. Bigelow Company, No
Beach St
Wantington
W. B. P. Weeks
Tremont Theatre
ABBEY
A. M. Palmer
Madson Square Theatre
Fonde
Constantinople
Eee Company
Mon
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Capt
Swift” Thars
Mat
Eve’ ‘S
Jim the Penman
SEUM
R. M. Field
Clyde Fitch
Betty
Boston Theatre
Eugene Tompkins
Chicago Opera House
Martinetti
Hollis ‘Street
Isaac Bb
London
DR. Bill
Garden Theatre
N.Y
Jerom
Fanny
Fanny Davenport
Sarduu
Globe Theatre
J.C. Duff Opera CO
Marie Tempest
the Red Hussar
Roward Athen
WM. Harris
Boston Theatre Company
Mankind
Grand Opera House
Proctor& Mansfield
T. Ellis
Henry M. Stanley
Africa
Stanley
J. B. Pond Mauaveer
Bourditt & North, Managers
Horticultural Hall
Nores
Doerne Andre
Green
Assis
May Lenzing
Contralte
Picos
Stis
Bernham Listemann
Messrs
Andres and
Doerner
Miller
Miller EB
Tremont Street
Eugéne Grivaz
Framont
Jimenez
Signorini
Miles
Maxmillienne Guyon
Michel Langeher
Arthur Dawson
John Varies
H. G. Maratta
W. T. Richards
J. Eastman Chase
Hamilton P
Mackintosh, Green & Co
W. H. Mackintosh
ES Wheeler
L. H. Taf
McKenney
Tremont Row
G. B. Haskell
Washington St
Horace S. Crowell
Cor
State St
Wendell and
Hartford Sts
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