Foraker Snubbed Again In Civil Service Debate
Maryland Republicans fret over party tactics as Foraker returns from New York. The piece notes a perceived snub by the President, fills in details on Ohio political maneuvering, and mentions possible posts for allies, including ex mayors and a proposed collector of customs. It also covers railway mail service appointments and a Treasury decision on canned mackerel duties.
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Worsteds Decision Delay Hinders Importers in NY Appraisal
A printed report on the appraisers meeting in New York discusses the classification of worsteds with woollens and the political implications. It notes Windom’s possible leaning to favor worsted manufacturers, but doubts exist. The delay strategy aims to push the decision to avoid responsibility, while collectors’ rulings and court appeals could drag into the congressional session.
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Windom
Reag
Hardihood
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Leach
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Secretary of the Treasury
Erhardt
Maryland Republicans sulking over Gorman influence
Maryland Republicans mutter over Senator Gorman and his family ties to a customs inspector kept on the payroll briefly before withdrawal, with efforts by ex-Senator Davis and Windom to retain him, while McComas and Mudd contest the Fifth District seat. Mudd threatens to drop his bid if Gorman is not removed. Also notes Randall visiting New Bedford on harbor of refuge plans, Proctor’s western trip, and Treasury circulation gains totaling about $7.77 million since April 1.
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Fourth Class Postmasters Appointed in Massachusetts
Fourth class postmasters appointed in Massachusetts include J. W. Farwell of Millis and J. W. Gibbs of Russell. Others receiving commissions are Arbert O. Maxham of College Hill Seymour L. Dewey of North Egremont James H. Jenks Jr of West Dennis and Henry C. L. Haskell of West Gloucester.
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Massachusetts Clerk Promoted to Higher Grade
Stephen D. Fessenden of Massachusetts, a clerk in the department of labor, was today promoted by Colonel Wright from Class 1 at $1200 to Class 2 at $1400.
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Auction sells Farrar factory and stock in Danvers
The shoe factory machinery and stock of J. E. Farrar & Co. Danvers were sold yesterday afternoon. John C. Campbell bought the factory for 4100 over a mortgage of 6000. He was also a large buyer of machinery.
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New Honors For Sir John Macdonald
Ottawa reports Sir John Macdonald arranging a late May visit to England to receive further honors from Queen Victoria and to confer with the imperial government on the Behring Sea and Atlantic fisheries questions.
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Distress on the Isthmus as Canal Work Stalls
Panama on April 25 reports a complete halt in canal construction. Many U S and European citizens have left for home or other fields, while numerous others await transport. The isthmus faces worsening distress with the wet season beginning and months ahead.
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Winnipeg railway merger talks at St Paul May 2
A Winnipeg dispatch reports Northern Pacific and Manitoba & Northwestern officials are negotiating for a possible consolidation into one system or a traffic agreement allowing trains to run over both lines. Northwestern trains would enter Winnipeg via the Northern Pacific under the plan.
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Market in New York steadies after holiday lull
New York market opened steady as traders digest earnings from Chicago Burlington and Quincy and St Paul. Bear pressure wanes, mining stock soft, copper outlook weak, Atchison bonds gaining, and gold shipments may rise. Union Pacific pending March quarter accounts show net debt offset, while wheat and oil rise with mixed results in futures and a strong March earnings report from Burlington & Quincy.
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Trustees of Dona Tions to Protestant Episcopal Church Meet
The annual meeting occurred at W. P. Blake’s office in Pemberton Square. Officers chosen include President George C. Shattuck, Secretary J. S. Blatchford, Treasurer W. P. Blake, with managers E. H. Bennett, G. H. Richards, Robert Codman, Howard Stockton, D. R. Whitney and Causten Browne. Routine business included bylaw wording changes.
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George C. Shattuck
J. S. Blatchford
E. H. Bennett
G. H. Richards
Robert Codman
Howard Stockton
D. R. Whitney
Causten Browne
Obituaries scattered across cities in early May notices
Short obituary notices list names and ages from Arlington to Seattle including Amos Adams 84 Maria A Baker 68 Charles Dillaway 84 6 months James Fisher 73 Edward H Hall 79 relatives invited for services at 6 Wellington St Dorchester Owen Hart 28 Louisa A Johnson wife of Charles A Johnson Blanche Lippincott B S Tribou Meyer George A 65 funeral May 4 Emmanuel Church Susan A Stackpole Ellen J Starks Frederic B Shaw 65 Charles W Wilder 70 3 months 16 days service details vary across locations including a Boston area service and Seattle burial arrangements
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Edwin B. Rundlett
A. Shepard
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Eleanor Brown
William Shepard
Lincoln B. Knowlton
Peoria
Stackpole
South Boston
Susan A
Stephen A. Stackpole
Starks
Charleston
Ellen J
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