Pension Office Scandals Reach High Investigation
Washington reports reveal scrutiny of Pension Commissioner Raum amid probes into personal loans to George E. Lemon and possible stock dealings with a patent refrigerator firm. A House committee headed by Morrill cites lack of scrupulous official proprieties. Smyser resigns amid conflict over stock ties. Cooper and Sawyer clash over proceedings.
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River and Harbor Agreement Reached on Bill Report
Conferrees on the river and harbor bill signed their report after agreement on most Senate changes, with numerous reductions to appropriations noted in the final version.
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Public Debt Statement Shows Month Decline and Asset Shifts
Treasury Department releases a monthly debt report showing a net decrease of $833,072.75 in overall public debt, with interest bearing debt down to $680,978,020 and a reduced Treasury cash balance of $85,318,869. Gold and silver assets fell by several million, currency assets moved lower, while certificates rose. National bank depositories hold $80,379,853. government receipts for the month totaled $34,812,209 and expenditures $33,890,239. August pension payments and coinage figures are noted along with national bank note totals and circulation changes.
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Senators Blair and Hoar Clash Over Labor Bills
In the Senate Blair and Hoar express divergent views on labor bills and tariffs. Blair seeks quick action on four labor bills passed by the House, while Hoar favors advancing the tariff bill to raise wages. Aldrich objects to further debate as Hoar and Blair pause, Blair hoping to push labor measures after tariff moves but wary of Senate opposition this session.
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Coinage and Shipment of Silver This Week
The issue of standard silver dollars from the mints for the week ended Aug 30 was 787,204 dollars. The same period last year saw 678,124 dollars. Shipments of fractional silver coin in August totaled 1,035,608 dollars.
President Approves Lands for New Haven Public Park
The President signs into law an act granting the use of certain lands to New Haven Connecticut for a public park and an act construing the act of July 1 1890 in rein stable oaths in pension and other cases.
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National Lawn Tennis Semi Finals At Newport
The all comers singles semi finals featured Knapp Hobart and Campbell Huntington with Campbell and Knapp advancing commitments. Knapp beat Hobart in three sets while Huntington edged Campbell in four. Tomorrow the final for all comers and doubles and singles championships are scheduled with key matches and standings.
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Blaine Visit To Bangor For Eastern Maine State Fair
The Hon. James G. Blaine travels from Bar Harbor to Bangor by a special train provided by General Manager Payson Tucker to meet Governor Burleigh and other guests at the Eastern Maine State Fair. Mrs. Senator Hale and others join the party at Ellsworth.
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Vacation Advice From The Springfield Republican
The piece urges everyone to take a vacation when possible and counsels those unable to travel to seek mountain escapes for short breaks. It describes a simple day trip with friends, a rustic lunch, water from a spring, and relaxed time in nature to recharge, suggesting such days weekly until snow flies are more refreshing than city idleness.
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Hooa’s Sarsaparilla Praised for Blood Purity Cure
The article touts high confidence in Hooa's Sarsaparilla noting it has cured many who failed with other remedies. It claims the preparation is unsurpassed for diseases attributed to impure blood or a weak system.
Longwoods Triumph Over Lawrences In Thrilling Innings Victory
Longwoods defeated the Lawrence Cricket Club by an innings and 67 runs on their home ground after a high scoring match marked by Chambers 37 and Jones 52 for Longwoods. Lawrence struggled in both innings as Cracknell and Wright dominated Longwood bowling, with Fryer injured but brave at the crease.
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Why Mr Ingalls Likes Him
A friendship grows between Senators Ingalls and Carlisle. Ingalls recalls Carlisle’s early struggle when his Senate bid neared, arriving in Frankfort with 15 cents, preferring brainy, unwealthy men. He praises Carlisle as the kind of man the Senate should be built from.
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Myopia Hunt Afield Draws 3000 Spectators At Gibney Farm
Hamilton September 1 Special report crowds exceed 3000 at the Myopia hunt on the Gibney farm grounds. Races included ponies, all ponies, farmers, and a four mile hunt cup won by Shaw on Solomon. Notable riders included Romulus with Hopkins, and Dianna but Gibney was disqualified for failing to pass all flags. Spectators included Hon. Joseph Chamberlain and wife.
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Obituary notices from Boston area in a daily column
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Praise for Hall's Multum in Parvo phonography guide
The author reviews the New Revised Edition of Hall's Multum in Parvo praising its practical exercises from beginner to advanced verbatim reporting. It notes the text’s clear presentation and how the author integrates and simplifies major phonography systems making self instruction highly effective and recommending it to aspirants.
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