Meeting of Boston City Committee Caucuses Set for Friday
The Boston Democratic City Committee met in the Meiona to fix caucus dates with Ward delegations reporting resignations and new appointees. Key changes included Burke replaced by Kievenaar, Mahoney by Walsh, Killoran by Keating, Mellody and Fraser resignation notices, Buckley by Quinn, and a rule debate on aldermanic candidate selection. The evening set for Friday October 2 for caucuses.
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Boston
Democratic City Committee
Meiona
Lee
Ward 2
Michael J. Burke
Francis N. Kievenaar
John A. Gill
G. A. Sanderson
T. J. Barry
Henry Splaine
Joseph Berran
Murphy
Dwyer
Ward
Committee On Rules and Orders
J. A. Muphy
Committee On Rules
Cunniff
James McCormick
John B. Fitzpatrick
Ward 8
Fitzpatrick
William A. McLaughlin
Ward 16
P.F. McDonald
Davenport Nominated In New York Republican Convention
Saratoga dispatch details the New York Republican convention nominating Davenport for governor after a tense ballot. The article contrasts Davenport with Carr and others, notes Vienna-like political maneuvering, and describes post nominating debates, Hill’s possible coattails, and the platform supporting civil service and currency policies.
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Congress
Senate
National Administration
Tanner
Brooklyn
Col
Bliss
Davenport
Carr
Warren
Seward
Scattering
Gen. Carr
Anson S. Wood
Franklin County
James W. Wadsworth
Albany
Edward B. Thomas
Maj
Charles Ulrich
New York
Wm. van Rennselaer
Foresters Converge in Boston for Second American Forestry Congress
Delegates from across the United States gather at Horticultural Hall as they open day two of the American Forestry Congress in Boston. Speakers urge improved forest legislation, discuss pine shortage, Arbor Day education, and practical forestry methods, with visits planned to Mr Fay's plantation and talks on seacoast planting and flood relations.
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New York
Genesta
Dauntless
Sandy Hook
Fire Island Light
Fire Island
Lee
Ocean King
Montauk Point
Point Judith
Brenton’s Reef
Block Island
Connecticut
Richard Sutton
Lorg
Rockaway
New
American Forestry Congress
Boston
Horticultural Hall
W. C. Strong
Wood’s Hall
Fay
Marshall P. Whistler
Higley
Marshall P. Wilder
Wilder
Congress
New England
Massachusetts Horticultural Society
John S. Fay
Elizur Wright
Middlesex Fells
N.H. Egieston
Washington
United States
N. &. Egleston
Egleston
America
Royal Brand
Royal Navy
Yellowstone National Park
Arizona
New Mexico
Prairie States
J. Joly
H. J. Joly
Quebec
Canada
Dominion of Canada
Crown
P. H. Dudley
Dudley
J. 8. Hicks
Roslyn
N.Y
Edgar T. Ensign
Colorado
8. W. Powell
Brooklyn
N. Y
B. E. Fernan
Tee
Goyv. Morton
Nebraska
N. H. Egleston
D. C
T.S. Gold
H. R. Lowe
J. B. Grinnell
Iowa
Mr. Fernan
Thomas P. Roberts
Pittsburg
John E. Hobbs
North Berwick
Oregon
Washington Territory
California
Maine
John Birkenbine
Philadelphia
B. E. Fernaw
Germany
Fernan
Edward North
Clinton
Ww. C. Strong
Mr. Strong
Strong
Edmund Hersey
Hingham
Massachusetts
B G
Northrop
RB. G. Northrop
Europe
H. G. Russell
East Greenwich
R. I
Russell
Rhode Island
England
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United Effort
Arbor Day
Morton
Committee On Agriculture
Cincinnati
Eden Park
West Virginia
Indiana
George B. Loring
Warner Miller
A. D. Mayo
Norman J. Colman
United States Commissioner of Agriculture
Yellowstone
Niagara Falls
B. G. Northrop
Minnesota
Vermont
States of the Union
Lake D’funiac
Fla
Charles Mohr
Warren Higley
Mr. Gray
St. Paul's Church
Chelsea
Palestine
William Little
Montreal
Dorman Eaton resigns from civil service post to support reform
Dorman B Eaton, chairman of the civil service commission, tendered his resignation to President Cleveland. He cites long service and sacrifices, argues reform must be upheld, and praises the administration for enforcing the merit system while warning against further partisan opposition. The president accepts with regrets and appreciation.
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Civil Service Commission
Cleveland
Washington
Dorman B. Eaton
Eaton
Associated Press
U.S. Civil Service Commission
D.C
Civil Service Commissioner
Civil Service Act
Arthur
Europe
Congress
Reform
Friends of Reform
Democratic House of Representatives
Democratic Party
New York
Postal and Customs Service
Union
Grant
Grover Cleveland
Me Accepts Mr Ekaton's Resignation With Expressions of Regret
Executive Mansion letter from Sept 11 1885 expresses regret at Dorman B Eaton resigning from the board of civil service commissioners. It praises his service and civil service reform work, noting steady progress and the need to persuade opponents through demonstrated benefits.
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Ekaton
Executive Mansion
Washington
Dorman B. Eaton
Board of Civil Service Commissioners
Friends of Civil Service Reform
Postmaster Appointments Across Maine Vermont and Connecticut
Acting postmaster general names fourth class postmasters in Maine Vermont and Connecticut and assigns customs roles. Listings include Waterboro Red Beach Weeks Mills Upper Gloucester Wells Depot West Pembroke Steuben Somerville Southport North Windham Coventry Pittsfield Hardwick and Brooklyn among others. Also appointed William Reed collector of customs for Champlain New York and Bion Bredbury surveyor of customs at Portland Maine.
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Washington, D. C
Maine
Waterboro
Isaac Hill
Ross Corners
Andrew B. Ross
Red Beach
Owen P. Hinds, Jr
Weeks Mills
Albert R. Burrill
Upper Gloucester
Alonzo, Cole
Thorndike
Peter Harmon
Wells Depot
Lamont A. Stevens
West Gardiner
Albert W. Defrans
West Pembroke
Raymondl. Leighton
Steuben
Belle Moore
Salem
Walter S. Heath
York
Fremont Warrell
Sebago
Edwin L. Poor Somerville
George W. Paper
Southport
Zina Orne
Stockton
Lewis J. Sneil
Vermont
North Windham
H. T. Griswold
Newbury
R. W. Chamberlain
Coventry
Holland Thresher
Williamsville
Albert N. Sherman
Pittsfield
Robert H. Drake
Hardwick
James H. McLane
Connecticut
Brooklyn
Harry S. Marlow
Mystic River
Parmenus Avery
Washington
Wm. Reed
District of Champlain
N. Y
Bion Bredbury
Portland
Second Alarm Hung for Blaze on Chardon Street
Fire on Chardon Street destroyed upper floor stock at Henry O. Austin & Co carriage works. A. B. Winship stored carriages on lower floor. Loss to stock about 2500, building damage 800, insured. False alarm from box 465. Also reports a Brighton barn fire, Essex fair speakers, and a Methuen chemical works blaze with $75,000 loss and a worker injured by vitriol.
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Chardon Street
Wyman
Henry O. Austin & Co
A. B. Winship
Austin & Co
Noah Coleman
Western Avenue
Brighton
Thomas Saunders
Haverhill
Newburyport
George B. Loring
Ben, Perley Poore
E. Moody Boynton
H. J. Sewell & Co
Washington Street
James Sullivan
First Division
Jacob Isingburg
Salem Street
Chemical Works
Lawrence
Lee, Blackburn & Co
Methuen
Rubber Department
Rubber Works
Royal of London
Lancashire Northern
Howard
City of London
Pensylvania
Imperial
Home
Astna
Liverpool
Oe and
Globe
James Keegan
Atlantic Engine Company
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Arbor Days
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