Windom delays decision on Mex lead ore import. Montana impact eyed
The June Washington dispatch notes Secretary Windom has not ruled on free importation of Mexican lead ores mixed with silver amid Treasury fraud findings. Montana miners face disruption. New York Press warns the delay could affect Republican strength in Montana, Washington Territory, and the upcoming state and federal elections.
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Nipsic Heads Home From Samoa Under Convoy
Word from the Navy Department says the Nipsic, the lone American survivor after the Samoa hurricane, has begun voyage to San Francisco under convoy of the Alert. She will touch Honolulu and skip Auckland, with temporary repairs said to render her seaworthy for the 30 to 40 day trip if conditions allow.
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General Rosecrans Prepares for Chattanooga Meeting
General Rosecrans president of the Society of the Army of the Cumberland reports the Chattanooga gathering in September with fourteen local committees and prominent veterans. A large Confederate veterans reunion will coincide. Colonel Kellogg leads Chickamauga map work with volunteers to finalize line locations on official maps. Chickamauga Memorial Association incorporators will meet for organization.
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Indian Outbreak Report Details Dakota Incident
Captain Stouch reports Captain Hanney inquiry results on the Millach reservation incident in Dakota. The white man was shot amid drunkenness. Three Swedish families fled about six miles after being frightened by drunken Indians. The shooter will be delivered up to the sheriff. Tensions rise from past white attrocities and land title disputes, with whiskey trade cited as the worst feature.
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Treasury appoints new inspectors and mint official
The Secretary of the Treasury names Adolph Cluss as inspector of public buildings at eight dollars per day, replacing W E Speir, and Joseph M Hancoel becomes superintendent of construction of the United States mint in Philadelphia replacing Charles Fourest.
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Roosevelt Letter Defends Civil Service Examinations
Theodore Roosevelt writes the Milwaukee Sentinel denying claims he could not pass exams. He defends merit tests as fair and practical, notes average applicant age around thirty one, and argues merit staffing outperforms patronage while acknowledging faults and calling spoils system corrupt.
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New York and Boston Stocks Show Varied Trading Outlook
New York closed strong despite bearish room-trader pressure while Boston firm led by Wisconsin Central. Trust stocks rose with National Lead Trust driven by rumors of Atlantic Lead absorption. Clearinghouse rates edged up to three percent, possibly held until July. Thomson-Houston contract discussed at West End meeting with final approval.pending.
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Real Estate Ads Feature Knights and Harris Listings
Today notice shows Fruit Horatio Harris & Co listing 12 months and tomorrow features S R Knights & Co real estate with a 12 month term. This brief item highlights upcoming agency promotions and the housing market listing window.
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