Loophole for Spollsmen in Civil Service Reform
Washington, Sept. G. President Harrison may move Census Bureau clerks into the classified service, threatening the civil service system. Non competitive exams could be used to flood departments with census workers after 1890, risking widespread job transfers and undermining competitive examinations. President Lyman and Secretary Blaine resist, citing Cleveland’s warning against evasion of the act.
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Washington
Sept. G
Secrat
Harrison
Census Bureau
Lyman
Civil Service Commission
Classified Service
Interior Department
Atlantic Ocean
Cleveland
Figures That Trouble Mr Windom Debts Rise in July and August
Secretary Windom read despatches noting a big July and August debt increase. He ordered a detailed Treasury statement showing where the rise occurred and why. The piece cites delayed bills, large premium payments, pension drafts, and bond purchases as factors, with a warning of possible future obfuscation.
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Windom
Telegraph Office
Bautcheller
Washington
Treasury Department
Tanner
Corporal Tanner
Mexico’s Retaliatory Policy Delays Ore Duty Decision
In Secretary Windom’s absence the Treasury Department keeps Mexican silver-lead ore import regulations unchanged. The duty rate question remains undecided and is expected to be reviewed soon. Mexico’s retaliatory stance could force the U S to assert its dignity, causing tensions in official circles over Minister Ryan’s broad views.
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Mexico
Windom
Treasury Department
Ryan
New Street Letter Boxes Roll Out for Free Delivery
The Post Office Department reports the street letter boxes work well and are issued as needed, about two hundred sent so far. They will be installed in all cities with authorized free delivery starting Oct 1, needing about five hundred total. The design guards against thieves and weather and many boxes will be larger than current sizes.
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Post Office Department
Morgan's Old Regiment Honors Him at Greenwood
General Morgan the Indian affairs commissioner was chosen as orator for the Seventh Indiana Regiment's next year gathering at Greenwood Indiana. He served with President Harrison in the regiment, an honor presented without seeking.
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Morgan
Indian Affairs
Indiana Regiment
Greenwood
Ind
Harrison
Presidential appointments list scattered across many posts
The President announced numerous diplomatic and postmaster appointments. Edwin Dun becomes secretary of the legation to Japan. Arthur W. Barrett is named to Venezuela, William R. Gardner Jr. to Japan as second secretary, and Joseph T. Mason, Bernard G. MacAuley, and Auleck Palmer named as U.S. counsels at Mannheim Managua and Dresden respectively. Thomas H Anderson named minister resident and consul-general to Bolivia. Several postmaster placements follow in Maine Vermont Massachusetts Nebraska Illinois Tennessee Ohio and more with numerous removals and resignations noted.
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United States
Japan
Edwin Dun
Venezuela
Arthur W. Barrett
Massachusetts
William R. Gardner, Jr
Indiana
Joseph T. Mason
Virginia
Mannheim
Bernard G. MacAuley
New York
Managua
Nicaragua
Auleck Palmer
District of Columbia
Dresden
John Delille
Texas
Bristol
Bolivia
Thomas H Anderson
Ohio
Willard M. Dunn
Waterville
F. L. Thayer
John H. Stewart
Middlebury
C. C. Peck
E. N. Nash
Newton Highlands
Mass
Cornelius Kiel, Jr
Hoboken
N. d
James Curran
C. L. Scranton
Cottage City
H. C. Norton
Nelson A. Fulton
Xenia
M. W. Gaunce
Wilbur T. Norton
Alton. Ill
I. H. Perrin
Howard Wells
Rock Island
Lil
August Hueising
John W. Stone
Chattanooga
Tenn
George W. Martin
Andrew W. Willis
Nashville
John C. Curry
Largest schooner yet built at Russell's yard near East Deering
On the stocks at Russell's shipyard a 700 ton three masted schooner, 152 feet keel length, 35 42 feet beam, with two holds, will be launched next Tuesday. Commanded by Captain Oscar Charleson of Portland, she is named Addie Charleson after his wife and built for general freighting to South America. The yard plans a larger four master next year, with two more vessels already in mind. Other arrivals and sailings are noted in a long harbor list.
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Portland
Sreda
Russell’s
East Deering
Oscar Charleson
Addie Charleson
Charleson
George Russell
Winslow & Co
South America
Fred York
Central Wharf
Gould
Mr. Russell
Mysterious leak delays Boston ship to New York
The Anahuac of Boston, Captain Whelden, arrived in New York after a 133 day voyage from Colombo marked by a persistent leak. Pumps fought eight to twenty inches loss per hour, later eased by gulfweed intrusion. Cargo includes spices for Vernon H. Brown & Co. Investigations will seek the leak’s cause, possibly a hit by floating wreckage.
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New York
Anahuac
Boston
Whelden
Colombo
Ceylon
St. Helena
Cape of Good Hope
Vernon H. Brown & Co
Banquet Honors Revere Officials At Point of Pines
Manager C H Thayer hosted a complimentary banquet for the Revere fire department and town officials at the Point of Pines last evening with about one hundred attendees. Guests included Selectmen F E Pray A B Burnham E L Kimball Town Treasurer G Arthur Tapley Chief of Police G H Goodridge Chief Engineer A H Kimball and several engineers foremen and crews from Hose 1 Hose 2 Hose 3 and Hook and Ladder 1. Afterward the group attended a performance of The Apaches at the invitation of Mr Thayer.
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Revere
Window shades and curtains by John H Pray Sons Co
A local notice highlights John H Pray Sons Co offering easy tuning and perfect window shades. The firm specializes in shades and curtains with notably low prices for this class of work.
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John H. Pray, Sons & Co
Shipping Tides Narrow as Markets Slow Across Ports
Boston reports scarce tonnage for offshore voyages with reduced coal orders and modest loading from New York Philadelphia and Norfolk. American and European shipments include stone loading from Somes Sound and ice from Kennebec to Baltimore and Philadelphia, plus several vessels chartered for cargoes to Havana Rosario and Java.
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Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Norfolk
Newport News
Somes Sound
Cape Ann
West
Kennebec
Hattie Paige
Dick Raymond
Constable Hook
SC Tryon
Stone
E R Emerson
Rockert
Jesse Jurdock
Lockwood
Sherman
Bangor
Washinton
Pton
Halliday
Casey
Sheresa Wolf
Wilmington
Del
Koby
Lie Glace Bay
New Haven
W L Walker
Providence
Crescent
Tooston
Windsor
Newburg
Oothbay
Orient
Savannah
Bston
Niny Yok
Sourh America
Morris
General Cage
Buenos Ayres
Sir George W Lochner
Case Oil and
General Cargo
Rosario
Surlei
Valparaiso
Euhoope
Arbela
Dunkirk
Isia
Royal Allied
Java
Australia
Centennial
Adelaide
San Francisco
Aristomene
Henee
Cork
United Kingdom
Lavre
Antwerp
Kinkora
Same
Pinmore
Southern California
St Vincent
Melbourne
United States
Barbados
Ang
Cuba
Porto Rico
Jamaica
Turks Island
Atlantic
Gulf
Brazil
South America
Haiti
Lugenig
Antigua
Montreal
Barkentine
Miragoane
Logwood
Atpt
Bark Britannia
Larbados
Alena Covert
Delaware
Maritime Ship Movements and Sailings Across Atlantic Ports
On Sept 4 to 6 various vessels including barge Mary Whittredge Cleared for Philadelphia and steamers Herkshire Fos ter to Baltimore, with multiple schooners sailing from Salem Boston and Vineyard Havens to ports such as New York Philadelphia Hoboken and Portland. Several vessels listed with crews and destinations across Nantucket Narragansett Perth Amboy and Saint John.
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Bangor
Moses Eddy
Thomas
Boston
Modesty
Lowell
Nantucket
Planter
Smith
Medford
Hamm
Island City
Dudley
Dennis
Mary Whittredge
Philadelphia
Salem
Thomas Potter
Kennedy
Elizabethport
H & Metcalf
Fassett
Hoboken
Unison
Wright
Perth Amboy
Jonathan Bourne
Harding
Narragansett
Corsen
N J Juller
Weed
A Heyford
Warren
Denversport
D W Plammond
Flanders
Maria 8
Knowlton
Icis Massasoi
Julia A Decker
Rockland
Isabella Alberto
Python
Terrapin
Mary P
Port Hawkesbury
Jona
Newcastle
Providiencil
Herkshire
Foster
Baltimore
Saxon
Sherman
Philaelphia
Walker Armington
Drinkwater
Wiscasset
Celina
Murray
Minstrel
Brown
Red Beach
Navassa
Hatfield
Windsor
Addie Sawyer
Cook
Wickford
Vineyard Hawes
John Estanhope
Norton
New York
Portsmouth
Ernestine
Whittier
Portland
John B Norris
Coffin
Gay Head
Vinton
Ells
Parrsboro
Stonington
Conn
Ruth
Hodgdon
Licht of the East
A Hammond
Effie J Simmons
J W Vannaman
M Vassar, Jr
Chautauquan
George Gurney
Alaska
Lizzi
L Mills
Exchange
B L Burt
Verandt
Marian
H J Hedges
Mary Farrow
Elliot L Dow
Fairfield
Mary E Amsden
Modoc
Anita
Inglewood
Branscomb
St John
Caroline C
Murphy
Fred Smith
Whitney
John RK Stanhone
Er Ayr
General Banks
Avon Br Brady Sails to New York from Antwerp
The Avon, a British brig, sailed from Antwerp on September 6 bound for New York. It passed Dungeness on the same day, reporting Brady aboard.
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Antwerp
Avon
Brady
New York
Dungeness
Transatlantic Shipping Movements and Arrivals Summary
Multiple ships and vessels across ports report sails and arrivals from Sept 1 to Sept 8. Vessels include Muenchen for Baltimore from Bremen, Louise Ade laide for Calais, Corsica and Favorita via Rotterdam and Baltimore, Devonia and Tropic to New York and Montreal, Denmark to New York, Hamarock to Charleston, Mary Fraser to New York, and City of New York plus Teutonic sailing from Liverpool to New York. Additional entries cover London, Liverpool, Queenstown, Rosario, and other ports with several brig and bark movements to Rio Janeiro, New York, and Portland, among others.
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Bremen
Muenchen
Baltimore
Buenos Ayres
Louise Adelaide
Orr
Calais
Dunginess
Corsica
Purington
Rotterdam
Favorita
Steelman
Hamburg
Glasgow
Devonia
New York
Tropic
Montreal
Havre
Denmark
London
Falmouth
Lough Foyle
Liverpool
Oregon
Everest
Hibbert
Quebec
Greenock
Pernambuco
C R C
le Conneur
Paspebiac
Rio Janeiro
Dawn
Hounsell
Queenstown
Rosario
Mary G Reed
Peterson
Newport
Bushnell
Jones
Brunswick
Lady Nairn
Richards
Lapland
Leach
Boston
Hector
Newell
Jacquinna
Gardner
Rocklight
Shanghae—Ar
Annie II Smith
Brown
Southampton
Augusta Victoria
Ger
Shields
Circassian Prince
Tuskar
M P Grace
Williams
Westport
Bark Sylphiden
Nor
Swensen
St Jonn
Letters reveal Arctic voyage roles and poor whaling season
New Bedford reports from Provincetown show John A Cook and Charles Sparks, once officers of the Ohio, lost in the Arctic. Captain Gilford of the JA Howland header held the same post on Josephine, Sparks as mate of the brig Alexander. Heavy pack ice hindered whaling, extending from Kamchatka to Alaska. A San Francisco shore party at Point Hope took ten whales, with many more entering Behring Sea.
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New Bedford
Provincetown
John A Cook
Charles Sparks
Ohio
Arctic
Gilford
JA Howland
Cook
Josephine
Mr Sparks
Alexander
Kamshhataka
Alaska
San Francisco
Point Hope
Behring Sea
Ships and Barks Sailing to Ports With Positions and Dates
A list of ships including Abana Cruikshank Arkson J W Gildermeister Lord Downshire Pudel Levauter Homeward Tacito and vessels from Jamaica to Boston and Rio Hache to New York with their departure ports, intended destinations, and reported latitudes and longitudes. One entry notes provisions supplied by tug Volunteer at Lewes Delaware.
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Abana
Cruikshank
Cardiff
Rio Janeiro
Arkson
Portland
Maritime notes recount ships damaged and salvaged worldwide
Boston reports a brig seized on Spanish account for 29000 and a libel over the fishing schooner Getchell. Other dispatches note the Kaiser Wilhelm II maiden trip, a sinking near Monkegin Island, a whaling bark sold for lumber, and multiple wrecks near New York, Nassau and St Thomas with varying outcomes.
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Mary Fik
Calvin F Baker
United States District Court
New York
Getchell
Monkegin Island
Beir
Sherman
Seh Wing French
Kennebec River
Sch
Theo Dean
Yarnton
Lloyd Line
Aller
Antillac
Colombo
Bangor
Mary Whitridge
Sergent’s
Ralph Ross
Philadelphia
Glasgow
Larlow
Nassau
Chancellor
Watling’s Island
Quebec
Kinbun Tooker
Buenos Ayres
Point Des Monta
New Bedford
Africa
Lewes
Del
Demerara
Cape Henry
London
Oheimia, Leithauser
Schulan
Hamburg
Solway
Caise
San Francisco
Londonderry
Lough Loyle
ST Thomas
Nehemiah Hand
Hawley
St Croix
Borna
New Haven
Diverse 19th Century Port Movements and Sailed Vessels
Antwerp to New York, Auckland to New York, Buenos Ayres to Boston, and frequent Atlantic and Pacific departures mark a lengthy maritime log. Vessels include Avon Brady Elinor Ver non Alice Charlie Baker Fr, with routes from Antwerp Auckland Buenos Aires Halifax Havana Melbourne and Shanghai among others, detailing sail dates, ports, captains, and destinations.
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Avon
Brady
New York
Auckland
Elinor Vernon
Berry
Alice
Swain
Port Chalmine
Buenos Ayres
Charlie Baker
Cain
Hubbard’s Cove
Bars Alexandra
Falkenburg
Boston
Brispol
Francesca Tf
Martinolich
Berbice
Frank M Howes
McKinnon
Baltimore
Cardiel
Honolulu
Leary
Montevideo
Sydney
Irma
Gardner
Liverpool
N.a
Nantasket
Richardson
Newark
Gem
Wass
Jamaica
Alpha
Horne
Laguna
Port
Eton
Eagle
Beyers
Halifax
Sirocco
Cahoon
Trom Do
Louise
Boudrot
Lixcomb
Geyer
Parks
Trom Barbados
Grace Butler
Bollong
Porto Iico
Sch
Ocean
Traveller
St Croix
Havana
City of Columbia
Lesh
Crystal
Stannard
Melbourne
Port Phillip
Newcastle
Marabout
Borrow
BP Cheney
Tamar
Marshall
Parker
Nsw
John Buizley
Shepherd
Singapore
Stella
Rich
Hong Kong
William He Connor
Batman
Hiong Kong
Gatherer
Osen
San Diego
Sea King
Geichell
Brags
Picrou
Lina
Suhr
Bristol
Channel
Quebec
Warwick
Austin
Glasgow
Haverton
Peters
Glace Bay
Ltd
Canopus
Lochead
Siberian
QUACO
Ella May
Steeves
Newrt
Perl Janeiro
SJ Bogart
Shaw
Surinam
Ar Ang
Rocky Glen
Bray
Sailed and Cleared: A Maritime Log of Sept 5 6 Ports
A dense navigational digest lists numerous vessels sailing or clearing at Baltimore Bath Newburyport New Haven New York Newport News and more. It records steamer and schooner movements with names such as James W Bigelow Clintonia Belief and Priscilla Scribner alongside ports from Providence to Hoboken with details of arrivals and departures and notable ships like Chicago and City of Chicago.
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James W Bigelow
Reed
Providence
Win Crane
Savannah
Mareia
St Jago
Clintonia
Bulman
Bordeaux
Chathaw
March
Charles F Mayer
Hand
Hoboken
Campanero
Springsteen
Rio Janeiro
Benjamin Courtney
Anderson
Boston
Albert T Stearns
Kelley
Somerset
Nelson
Newbury
Johnson
Jieboken
Bath
Swis Samora
New York
Reuben Eastman
J M Morales
Artemus Lirrell
H Trickey
Av Yoak
George Nevinger
John Cadwallader
Eilen Morrison
DL Sturgis
John Johnson
Wilmington
Del
W_ Fiske
LT Campbell
TW Coopes
WL Shepard
C L Mitchell
Mand Hi Dudley
Kate Lilly
F A Higgins
CA ‘True
J H Strong
P Hall
St John
Sarah L Davis
Jones
Somes Sound
Beverly
Abbie S Walker
Dobbin
South Amboy
P Emerson
Day
Perth Amboy
Chatham
Castin
H N Squire
Gray
Danversport
C. Raymond
Thatcher
Cotuit
Daniel Brittain
Coleman
Walker’s Harbor
Williams Burroughs
West
Witeh Hazel
Dick Williams
Fred ‘I'vler
Jacksonville
Schs
Snow
Henry Sutton
Oakes Ames
Newport News
Bweda
Lizzie Morse
B A Fisher
Boson
Newburyport
Charles Heath
Small
Payne
Challenge
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Kate
Gifford
Wright
Kennebec
Philadelphia
New Haven
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Nutter
Newport Ar
Chicago
Outer Harbor
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New Bedford
Berks
Adams
Gelert
Hamburg
Havre
Utopia
Mediterranean
Carl Konow
Brinio
Baracoa
Ardanha
Cuba
Lowell
St Domingo City
Grace Andrews
Young
Mobile
City of Chicago
Liverpol
Roanoke
Richmond
Rebecca Caruana
Joherty
Cienfuegos
Treedan Willey
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Olivette
Lastport
O. G. Pearson
DE W. Samison
Richardson & Barnard
Masa
India Wharf
Bos—— Ton
Asa Ove
Comnecaag
F. Williams
Star Line
Royal Mail
Lverpool
RED Star Line
Antewerp
E. A. Adams & CO
State St
Cor
Broad St
Azores
Saran
L. R. Hale
KE. A, Adams & CO
Cunard Line
Cork Harbor
Ticatalonia
Pavonia
Cephalonia
Samaria
Great Britain
Ireland
State Street
Alexander Martin
Leyland Line
Bostonian
Wmayer & Lincoln
Warren Line
Buston
Michigan
Iroman
Kansas
Warren & CO
Postoffice Square
Naples
Fayal
Ateerage
Stevnate
Denderson Brot RS
Bowling Green
N.Y
Furness Line
BS Miowa
Morderer
Water Street
Allan Line
Hoston
A. Allan
Ageuis
Su State
Maine
Boston & Bangor Steamship Co
Mt. Desert
Foster’s Wharf
Camden
Belk
Searsport
Bucksport
Wintersie Tiduipden
Green’s Landing
South West Harbor
North East Harbor
Seal Harbor
Sorrento
North West Harbor
Deer Isle
Sedgwick
Brooklin
Bluehill
Surry
Ellsworth
Halifax Steamers
Carroll
Worcester
Haiifax
Pictou
Charlottetown
R. B. Gardner
L. WH. Palmer
Old State House
Fall Miver
K. B. Gakudner
ST. John
ST. Joan
Annapolis
International SS. CO
Mgr Sunil
North River
Soth
Kennegec River
Kenneec
Jason Collins
Star of the East
Eazaepeccee
W. J. Baker
Lincoln’s Wharf
Golclock P.m
Popham Beach
Gardiner
Hallowell
Augusta
L'Ath
Hoathbay
L. H. Palmer
State and
Washington Streets
Chas. H. Hyde
Gloucester
Ruston & Gloucester Steame Beat Company
North Side Central Wharf
Loson
Alpelevus M. Stetson
Milby Street