Civil Service Law Defied by Ohio Republican Crowd
In Washington, William H. Hahan led an effort of Ohio Republicans to press officeholders for political contributions, claiming a strong drive to win districts. The group discussed evading civil service rules, with some members proposing 1 to 2 percent gifts, while others boasted of larger sums already sent from Indiana. A Massachusetts meeting followed, focusing on campaign matters and travel discounts.
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Quay
Dudley
Clarkson
William H. Hahan
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Ohio
Washington
Republican Morning
Buckeye
Childs
Census Bureau
Association
Hahan
Ohio Board of Public Works
Tnow
State Committee
Lowry
Civil Service Commission
George William Curtis
Daniel Grosvenor
Treasury Department
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Hoosier State
Indiana
Old Dominion Republican Association
Massachusetts Republican Association
Ohio Association
Massachusetts Association
K. P. Davis
Massachusetts
Treasury official allows withdrawal of warehoused goods
Assistant Secretary Spaulding of the Treasury sent a telegram to the New York collector of customs stating that goods free under the prior law may now be withdrawn free. The ruling aligns with Solicitor Hepburn’s opinion on Section 50 of the new tariff act.
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Treasury Department
New York
Hepburn
The
Treasury
Free Delivery Experiment Expands to Small Towns
Postmaster General Wanamaker has not fixed details of the free delivery trial but applications are arriving from towns ready to be subjects. Colonel Sates, head of free delivery, envisions distributing the $10,000 appropriation among about one hundred offices. He sees one or two daily deliveries and collections, possibly at $150 or $200 yearly, handled by workers with other jobs for one to two hours daily. The test will run in towns of varying sizes and conditions to compare results.
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Sates
Call for 4 1/2 per cent bonds amid surplus funds
Secretary Windom considers another 4 1/2 percent bond issue, with the timing and amount left flexible to curb withdrawals. Treasury shows a net cash balance near 59.5 million, 28.56 million in deposits, and about 12 million reserved for interest on 4 percent bonds, while pension payments affect the surplus.
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Windom
Treasury
Atlanta Constitution seized for prize distribution under anti lottery law
Postal authorities seized the weekly Atlanta Constitution and its Northern edition for promising a Christmas drawing with prizes to subscribers. About 100,000 papers had circulated before seizure. bonds were offered to cover verdicts, but mails were blocked. The paper, citing years of similar promotions, halted the lottery ads and reprinted after forms were revised.
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Atlanta Constitution
Debated $670000 loan order faces stiff opposition
In a tense Boston Common Council session the $670,000 loan order drew crosswinds of opposition with two thirds needed for approval. Despite pro school praise, critics cited unfair allocations and ward rivalries. After extended debate the item was sent to next meeting for consideration.
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Wayne
Whiteley
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Boston
Charlestown
Committee On Bridges
United States
Curlew
Flanders
Roxbury
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Bremen Street
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Hart
Joan Boyle O Reilly
Barry
Ward 16
New England Sailors to Cruise for Recruits
Admiral Walker plans a new type of naval cruise to the New England coast to recruit men. The squadron will visit Boston Portsmouth Bath Portland and Salem with stations possibly set up along the coast and in Chicago St Louis Cincinnati Pittsburgh Omaha New Orleans and Nashville. The Chicago Boston and Yorktown are named ships and the Michigan will oversee Great Lakes recruitment.
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Michigan
Amherst seniors elect officers amid deal uproar on Mountain Day
Amherst on October 9 reports senior class officers chosen after a disputed deal among college societies led several members to leave. Elected: president Nathan P. Avery, vice president Herbert Lewis, secretary Edward B. McFadden, treasurer Harry N. Gay, with numerous officers named including John T. Stone and Henry W. Boynton. Controversy over the deal persists as ill will stirs hopes for a class vote next week to resolve matters before Mountain Day.
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SpEecrau
Mass
Herbert Lewis
Haverhill
Edward B. McFadden
Harrisburg
Penn
Harry, N. Gay
Newton
John T. Stone
Albany
M. Y
Henry W. Boynton
Newton Centre
Grove
Stephen V. Knowlton
Deer Isie
Messrs. Woodworth
Leonard
J. L. High
George L. Leonard
Bellows Falls
Ivy
Clarence R. Hyde
Brooklyn
N. Y
H. Foster Jones
Vacaville
Cal
Oliver B. Merrill
St. Louis
Sidney R. Fleet
Liverpool
Eng
Roberts. Woodworth
Berlin
West Springfield
Charles M. ‘Thorp
Oxford
Question of Religion in the Indian Schools at Mohonk
At the Mohonk Conference opening session the debate on church state relations in Indian education featured Dr James M King and Dr Lyman Abbott urging separation or limited church funding, while General Armstrong Bishop Whipple and others defended continued aid. The evening addressed government administration and permanency of policy with Dawes, McCosh, Howard, and others weighing land allotments, funds, and efforts by the Woman's Indian Association to improve housing and self-sufficiency for Indians.
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Abbott
James M. King
New York
Armstrong
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Stresby
American Missionary Society
H. Howard
Chicago
Mitchell
Presbyterian Board of Missions
Ward
Independent
Ecob
Albany
Addison P. Foster
Boston
Lyman Abbott
Chester Cornelius
Carlisle School
Dawes
Woman’s Indian Association
McCosh
Dunning
Indian Bureau
Charles H. Howard
John B. Garrett
Philadelphia
Interior Department
A. K. Smiley
Indian Commission
Whittlesey
W. H. Lyon
Board of Indian Commissioners
S. B. Capen
John Eaton
Marietta
Edna Dean Proctor
Heirs Claim English Estate Worth 80 Million
In Trenton on October 9 Joseph T Capple and his three brothers, all of modest means, say they have learned they may be heirs to the estate of James Wood, a deceased Englishman who left property valued at about 80 million dollars.
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N. J
Joseph T. Capple
James Wood
England
Fuller Macaig and Patch Marriages Noted in Oct. 8
Notices record multiple marriages on October 8 at Cambridge Dorchester and Riverside Cal. George Horace Fuller weds Grace C Macaig in Cambridge. J Rollin Stuart Jr weds Helen D Patch in Dorchester. Perrin Ellis White weds Louise Chapman in Riverside. Harrie E Walker weds Bessie S Finney in Brookline. Franklin D Wilde weds Josephine Snell Roberts in the city.
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Reuen Thomas
Harrie E. Walker
Bessie S. Finney
Wil.de—Roberts
James Reed
Franklin D. Wilde
Josephine Snell Roberts
Obituary notices from various towns dated October events
Betsy Charlton of Roslindale James A Charlton 49. Dr S H Clark of London England 47. Ady Chase Fender son of James O Henderson Waverly MA widow died Savannah GA Oct 2. Dr George D Harris Highlands Oct 8. Richard Hinley Hindley Oct 7 34. Elizabeth Gaines Sharp California Oct 1 wife of Clarence S Sharp daughter of late M J Gaines Duxbury MA.
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Elizabeth Gaines Sharp
Clarence S. Sharp
M. J. Gaines
Duxbury
Mass
Straws From State Street Market Rally Cited
A New York market rally closes amid uncertain strength with bears and bulls in flux. Local activity centers on covers and arbitrage as Aspinwall Land and Mexican Centrals draw demand. Gould, Walker plans loom over Missouri Pacific, silver certificates weaken, and cotton movement surges in September. Postmaster General Wanamaker pushes a telegraph pill as telegraph sales rise.
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Thomson-Houston
A Level Head in Crisis on the New York Central Strike
Gov. Hill says militia not called unless emergency arises as unrest continues along the line. He praises calm judgment, cites Syracuse incident where a deputy sheriff lost his head. Otis A. Cole of Kinsman, Ohio recounts illness and reliance on Warner's Safe Cure after contacting John Coleman in New Haven. Gov. Hill is portrayed as cool, calculating, and steady under pressure.
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Kinsman, O
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Ohio
John Coleman
Gregory St
New Haven
Conn
Warner
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