A New Home For Apaches
Reorganization of Navy Department methods ordered by Secretary Tracy outlines duties of the Bureau of Navigation. Civil service notes in Washington. Reports from Tucson deny any plan to return Geronimo and his followers to Arizona. The Apache band, about 380 people, may be moved to a new 10,000 acre homeland to be developed for permanent residence and civil development.
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Bureau of Navigation—Civil Service
Washington
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Geronimo
Arizona
Tucson
Howard
Miles
Pierce
First Infantry
Benicia
California
Fort Pickens
Mississippi River
Proctor
John Bourke
Army
Painter
Indian Rights Commission of
Boston
War Department
Sweeping reform reorganizes U S Navy Department bureaus
A general order by Secretary Tracy reorganizes Navy Bureau duties to fix past overlaps and inefficiencies. The plan shifts control to the Bureau of Navigation for fleet personnel, training, and records, while the Equipment and other bureaus gain broader responsibilities including hydrographic offices and the Naval Observatory.
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Navy Department
Naval Academy
Whitney
Tracy
Bureau of Navigation
Hydrographic and Compass Offices
Naval Observatory
Kach
Adjutant-General’s
War Department
Navy
Torpedo School
Office of Naval Intelligence
Department Library
War Records Office
Secretary of the Navy
Bureau of
Navy Yards
Naval Home
Bureau of Yards
Editor Shepherd Seeking a Mission
Colonel Elliot F. Shepherd, proprietor of the New York Mail and Express, who contributed $60,000 to the Republican campaign fund, is in theory making a strong fight for a prominent political objective amid party tensions.
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Shepherd
Elliot F. Shepherd
New York Mail and Express
Depew Said To Advance Shepherd Appointment In Town Hearsay
Chauncey M. Depew arrives and meets the President via Colonel Shepherd’s envoy. Rumor says Depew’s eloquence swayed the President toward appointing Shepherd despite prior disfavor, with town sentiment shaping expectations for the forthcoming decision.
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Russia
Chauncey M. Depew
Colonel Shepherd
Mr. Depew
Civil Service Commission plans new board reforms
Mr Roosevelt of the civil service commission will travel to New York this Saturday with other members to begin reorganizing local boards. He favors appointing candidates who have passed competitive exams, arguing they align with exam standards and tend to be more capable officials. The commission reviews a letter from Postmaster Van Cott on excepted positions, noting Milwaukee’s 40 of 200 and New York’s six of 2500, and will supervise changes accordingly.
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Civil Service Commission
Roosevelt
The
New York
van Cott
Pearson
Milwaukee
Brookline Civil Service Reformers Praise Roosevelt Appointee
A Brookline Civil Service Reform Association letter congratulates Roosevelt on his civil service commissioner appointment. The letter, signed by the president and officers, notes that Republicans in Brookline largely back reform and support a non partisan civil service based on merit, urging steadfastness amid spoilsman pressures.
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Brookline
Civil Service
Roosevelt
Brookline Civil Service Reform Association
Mass
Chicago
Trouble With the Flatheads Near Missoula
War Department confirms press reports of trouble with the Flathead Indians near Missoula Montana as dispatches arrive. The notice records growing U S government concern over clashes, with reports indicating tensions amid ongoing relations with the Flathead tribal community.
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War Department
Missoula
Mont
Two Appointments from the President and Treasury
The President appoints John S. Hutchinson to be collector of internal revenue for the district of Connecticut. The Secretary of the Treasury appoints George W. Longstaff as superintendent of the public building at Bridgeport Connecticut.
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John S. Hutchinson
Internal Revenue
District of
Connecticut
Secretary of the Treasury
George W. Longstaff
Bridgeport
Conn
Railroad Directors Assess Flood Damage After Deluge
The Pennsylvania railroad directors met first after floods damaged lines including the Philadelphia & Erie and the Northern Central. Estimates place repairs at 1.5 to 1.75 million dollars to be covered from surplus profits, with net revenues largely intact aside from traffic losses.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia & Erie
Northern Central
Chicago Denver rate cut spurs railroad fare clash
Chicago authorities reject Western States Passenger Association chairman Abbott’s demand for evidence against scalper driven discounts and keep pressure on the Chicago and Alton to cut the Chicago to Denver fare. A July 1 reduction to 26 is slated, with other Denver lines likely to follow.
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Chicago
Abbott
Western States Passenger Association
Chicago & Alton
Denver
Workers protest pay gap at Brigham boot shop
In Wrstrorno four rooms of George B Brigham and Son boot shop were cleared by Knights of Labor after a wage dispute. Workers claim the firm refused to match cutting and lifting prices to other towns, pending since April 1. About 250 of 300 employed are idle. An adjustment is expected tomorrow. In Laconia the Bartlett company stitchers strike ended, with workers to resume work tomorrow.
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Wrstrorno
George B. Brigham & Son
Assembly Knights of Labor
Laconia
N. H
Bartlett Company
Market Quiet in New York as Gold Shipments Loom
The New York market was quiet with traders dominant and small fluctuations expected through the Fourth. A decline near close tied to gold shipments was noted, with about $3,000,000 in gold expected to move this week from the Bank of France. Bankers foresee easier money as government and corporate funds flow in, while specific securities like Wisconsin Central, West End Land, and Thomson-Houston show advances. The West End contract to electrify operations was signed, with cost savings projected at about $1,000,090, yet immediate stock impact seemed limited.
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New York
Wisconsin Central Securities
West End Land
Thomson-Houston
West End
Thomson-Houston Electric Company
Railroad Men Object to Governor Ames Selection
Governor Ames appoints Colonel Campbell as railroad commissioner replacing Everett A. Stevens, a move that stirs indignation among Charlestown residents and railroad workers. Stevens, a six year board member with twenty years in railroad roles, is praised for practical expertise vital to board decisions. Petitions and public meetings are planned across multiple towns to oppose Campbell’s confirmation and seek Stevens’s reappointment. Stevens’s supporters, including Abraham Lincoln Post 11 in Charlestown, urge the Governor and council to act.
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Colonel Campbell
Everett A. Stevens
Charlestown
Stevens
Mr. Stevens
Robinson
Boston
John P. Laurie
Pittsfield
Worcester
Springfield
Brookfield
Palmer
Campbell
Abraham Lincoln
Henry Barber Arrested on Open Store Warrant
Henry Barber a cigar dealer of 15 Green Street was arrested on a warrant charging him with keeping open store last Sunday.
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Henry Barber
Green Street
Fruit and Real Estate Auctions Listed for Today
Today Horatio Harris & Co. conducts fruit at 10 a.m. Leonard & Co. handles furniture at 10 a.m. S. R. Knights & Co. offers real estate at 5 p.m. Snow & Co. lists fruit at 10 a.m.
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Leonard & Co
S. R. Knights & Co
Fruit—Snow & Co
Marriages in and near Boston area June notices
A list of marriages dated June highlighting unions in Auburndale Cambridge Somerville Dorchester Revere South Braintree Dorchester Beach Bluff and related towns. Names include Samuel Adams Adeline Fond John Burgess Gertrude Brookhouse Adam Bushner Minnie Schwend C H Buxton Lizzie Mackintosh George Campbell Frances Campbell James Edwin Cuthbertson Carrie Stone W A Douglass Elsie Kingman Sadie Folger Robert Tracy Jackson Fanny Esther Roberts Herbert Kneeland Minnie Jones Charles Edwin Watts May Frances lord Anna E Russell and others.
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Minnie Schwend
Cambridge
Buxton
Mackintosh
Somerville
N. K. Bishop
C. H. Buxton
Ps Pl
Lizzie Mackintosh
Campbell—Campbell
R. L. Greene
George Campbell
Frances Campbell
Cuthbertson Stone
Revere
Jackson —Roberts
Dorchester
Brooke Herford
Robert Tracy Jackson
Fanny Esther Roberts
Kneeland—Jones
South Braintree
E. O. Dyer
Herbert Ff
Kneeland
Boston
Minnie F. Jones
Watts—Ford
M. Smith
Charles Edwin Watts
Foxboro
May Frances Lord
Webber
Russell
Rew
C. W. Biddle
D.D
Charles E. Webber
Anna E. Russell
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